Lieutenant Ball Back From Philippines At Savoy
Lieut. Collians H. Ball of the Twentieth Kansas returns from the Philippines aboard the hospital ship Relief and home at Sedan. He served from private to second lieutenant after gallant action at Calumpit. He predicts a quick Philippine end with capable leadership and criticizes Aguinaldo, calling him overestimated and unwise. Ball hopes to return to the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Collians H. Ball
Twentieth
Kansas
Savoy
Philippines
Calumpit
Lieut
Ball
Aguinaldo
Manila
Balawag
Washington
Afro-American council to discuss lynching resolutions in Chicago
Chicago Aug. 14. A convention of the Afro-American council of colored men meets Wednesday through Saturday. Expected to debate resolutions denouncing President McKinley for not using federal power to curb southern lynchings. Both sides ready to press humanitarian and federal action arguments. Also notes Pettis and Morgan county mines gaining attention with Raymond Morrison planning deep lead drilling in Morgan and Pettis counties after Empire City discovery.
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Chicago
Georgia
Illinois
Pettis
Morgan County
Raymond Morrison
Galena
Kas
Bluff Springs
Morrison
Morgan
Pettis County
Empire City
Valuable Libraries Burned in Dallas Fire
A large fire in a Dallas business block on Elm street destroyed the Guild building and caused about 500000 dollars in losses. No lives were lost. Donald G. Jenkins editor in chief of the Morning News and Caget of the Dallas Free Thought Association suffered major private and library losses, including infidel and agnostic works.
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Dallas
Tex
Elm Street
Guild
Donald G. Jenkins
The
Morning News
South
Caget
Dallas Free Thought Association
R. G. Ingersoll
Croker Reverses Pines Stance After Europe Visit
Richard Croker Tammany leader says he was wrong to oppose Philippine independence and that the United States should not have paid 2,000,000 for the islands. He compliments William Jennings Bryan as a leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croker
New York
Europe
Richard Croker
Tammany
United States
Phnippines
Islands
Duel to the death in Dallas leaves two dead
In Dallas on August 4 Policeman Rawlings and Charles A Deniels fought at three paces with revolvers. Both men died after nine shots and windows were broken for a block. The text notes a Yaqui uprising referenced next.
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Dallas
Tex
Policeman Rawlings
Charles A Deniels
Deafness Cure Claims and Local Death Note
A Weston Missouri brewery employee Charles Simpheuser died by hanging tied to excessive drinking. The item then promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and related remedies, claiming success in 9 of 10 catarrh related deafness cases and offering money for incurable cases, with a Toledo based company and druggist sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Simpheuser
Weston
Hall
F. J. Cueney & Co
Toledo
Allen's Poot-Ease Foot Powder Ad Offer
Promote Allen's Foot-Ease powder for swollen tired feet and hot shoes. Claims cooling relief for swelling nervousness foot pain and uncomfortable footwear with cures for corns bunions blisters and callous spots. States sale by druggists and shoe stores 25 cents and trial package free. Adress Allen 5 Olmsted Le Roy N Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Roadmakers Picnic Marks County Road Improvement Meeting
Residents of the northern county and Marshall road areas will meet Thursday at Stonyridge Farm to discuss road improvements. County officers will speak and all interested persons may offer views or suggestions and bring baskets.
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Marshall Road
Stonyridge Farm
Kodol Dyspepsia Cures Promoted by Dr James M Thomas
James M Thomas MD in American Journal of Health asserts Kodol Dyspepsia Cures as a master remedy for all disorders from imperfect digestion. The advertisement credits Servant Harker Drug Co. with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M Thomas
American Journal of Health
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Live Bird Shoot at Beaman Harvest Picnic
Seymour Stewart defeated Joe Roe in the live bird shoot at Beaman's harvest home picnic on Saturday winning a $50 gold watch from Mr Monsees. Stewart downed ten of fifteen birds while Roe hit seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Stewart
Joe Roe
Beaman
Monsees
Stewart
Roe
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Caligraph
United Type Wite
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ST. Louis
M. T. Slane
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Sedalia, Mo
Talks OF the
National Council of Colored Men
McKinley
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Mecaico
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Withers
H. Bothwell
Press's
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Fres’t, E. &. Slair, Casnier
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Ligo
Otter
K. F. Yancey
W. Evans
Wm. Courtney
B W. Meuschke
Charles E. Musick
Martin Kenkin
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D. F. Brown
Henre Lawm
FE. R Pleir
J. W. Murphy
W. A. Lower
Astori
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A. P. Morey
R. A. Moses
W. A. Latimer
Ass’t
A. P Morey
M. Dalby
R. H. Moses
Henry W. Harris
D H. Smith
H Mertz
NH Gentry
Chas
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Samuel C. Gold
Morris Harter
Jas T
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Landmann Bros
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Sedalie, Mo
P. Hoffman
West Main
Sedalia
California
Santa Fe
Pullman
Geo. W. Hacensuch
P.& T A. Santa Fe Rv
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St. Pauli
Isaac P. Lusk
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Joan Sebastian
Ott’s
Ott’s Drug Store
Bowman & Dorn Laundry
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