Cow Death Mystery Baffles Bryn Mawr Household
Philadelphia March 20 John Black burn a Bryn Mawr resident bought a fine young mileh cow about a year ago. The animal grew ill and died after days of illness despite veterinary care. Dr Edgar W Powell found nails screws bullets and wires in the body, explaining death by severe injury from an unseen weapon.
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Philadelphia
John Blackburn
Bryn Mawr
Blackburn
Flossie
Blackburns
Edgar W. Powell
Powell
Spouse Saves Their Farm After Husband's Death
In Knightstown Indiana Judge Morris grants Mrs George Shewmaker possession of her late husband Rufus Shewmaker’s farm. Her brother in law George Shewmaker went insane after Rufus murder and left a note due for payment he could not meet. She managed the farm, paid taxes, fed and educated the children, then secured the farm through the administrator’s claim. The judge praised her courage and perseverance. Also an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure touts relief from indigestion with a testimonial from Hon Jake Moore of Atlanta.
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Knightstown
Ind
Morris
Henry
George Shewmaker
Rufus Shewmaker
Richmond
Showmaker
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Han
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Pennsylvania Congressman Patterson Dies in Washington
Washington March 21 Congressman George Patterson of Pennsylvania died here today from heart disease. The veteran lawmaker served in the House and was a noted figure in national politics. His death leaves a vacancy to be filled by a successor in the next session.
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Washington
George Patterson
Pennsylvania
Miss Rembaugh to entertain Ladies Musical Club
Miss Carolyn Rembaugh hosts Ladies' Musical club at the courthouse rest rooms Thursday at 2 30 oclock honoring her aunt Mrs Rembaugh of Winfield Kansas as guest.
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Carolyn Rembaugh
Ladies’ Musical Club
Court House
Mrs. Rembaugh
Winfield, Kas
Market snapshot shows mixed grain and firmer hogs regionally
Wheat and corn prices in May trading edge higher while oats stay steady. Hog futures gain across Chicago Kansas City and St Louis with strong cattle demand. Chicago hogs up about five cents and ranges quoted for various contracts.
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Chicago
Ansas
St. Louis
Sedalia Market Prices and Local Real Estate Notices
A list of Sedalia market items includes corn meal flour and groceries with assorted prices for breadstuff hay and poultry. The page also records numerous property transfers detailing buyers sellers and street locations across Sedalia with one note about the first annual Sedalia Combination Horse Sale at the Missouri State fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Combination Horse Sale Company
Missouri State Fair Grounds
Missouri State Fair
Millinery Firms Join Audubon Shield for Song Birds
Washington reports a surprise alliance as wholesale milliners pledge not to buy or sell song birds gulls terns grebes herons or their plumage. The Millinery Robbers Association meeting in Louisville agreed to the ban effective January 1 and July 1 1906, supporting Audubon protection efforts led by Ruthven Deane and William Dutcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Audubon Societies
Birds of
Florida
South America
Millinery Jobbers’ Association
United States
Louisville
Ruthven Deane
Chicago
Illinois Audubon Society
William Dutcher
National Association of Audubon Societies
Frederick Bode
Dutcher
Bode
Millinery Association
Aucuban Society
Audubon Society
Figures That Stagger In Measuring Time And Light
The text notes the immense speeds in physics from Hertz and Maxwell, comparing oscillations and light wave changes. It ponders whether humans can conceive events occurring in fractions as small as a billionth or even a quintillionth of a second.
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Hertz
Sale Catalogue Ready On Sale Day
Catalogues will be ready on the day of sale.
Burns Intervenes When Merchant Drowns On Edinburgh Pier
Robert Burns witnesses a wealthy Edinburgh merchant fall into the water and drown after failing to swim. An old sailor risks his life to rescue the man, who reforms his fortune by praising the sailor. The crowd jeers as Burns speaks that life is worth more than coins, prompting doubt about wealth.
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Robert Burns
Burns
Edinburgh
Pneumonia Grips Local Boy Emil Murphy
Emil Murphy, son of Mr and Mrs W M Murphy of 1219 South Ohio Avenue, is ill at home with pneumonia. The attending physician reports no special anxiety today and does not anticipate serious developments.
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W. 3. Murphy
South
Ohio Avenue
Real Estate Transfers Record Pending Titles and Wd Interests
James P. Allen and wife transfer to David Ross a 320 acre wd property in Green Ridge two for 152190 dollars. Sarah J. Stoneman transfers to Isaac D. Turner a property on the south side of Fifth Street between Hancock and Marvin Streets for 1600 dollars. H C. Davis and wife convey to Benjamin H. Gratton a property on the south side of Fifth Street between Center and New York Avenue for 1500 dollars.
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R. C. Setile
Flora Weryant
Summitt
Engineer Sts
Rebecca D. Monahan
R. M. Monahan
John A. Marrow
Green Ridge
Teresa Uher
Thomas Perrin
John Cashiran
Thomas
Cerney
S. Sedalia
E. N. McGary
R. F. Cramer
James T. Montgomery
James Elgin
Prospect St
Wilkerson
Charles H. Iarvey
James L. Barnes
Washington
Clay S. Whitsel
Joseph B. Robinson
Wilt Fork Two
Finney R. Bryant
John F. Davis
Smithton
George W. Rhodes
John Hiccklin
Lake Creek
E. E. DeVaut
John Hicklin
Lake Creek Two
W. H. Ritchey
Josephine Behner
Quincy St
Pettis
Cooper
Mary V. McParland
Thomas L. Scott
Heath Creek
William Crum
Robert F. Martin
Peniis Street
Osage
Lamine
Angelica Himelreich
William T. Wright
Prospect Street
Morgan and
Johnson Streets
Wiliam T. Wright
Prospect
Morgen
William Humes
L. N. Guild
Beaman Two
Charles Martin
A. E. Albers
Alvin L
Margaret A. Stone
Swd
Beaman Twon
Mesaison Bt Sk
H. M. Martin
Richard C
Ida Turner
9Th St
Margin and
Mont-gomery Streets
Prairie Two
Louis Dilts
William H. Stotts
George W. Lemon
Jaius McPride
13Th Street
Lafayette
Ingram VO
George M. Gray
Thos. F. Gray
C. C. Williams
Pettis Street
Missouri Avenue
Grand
A. J. Adams
Ind
Sarah J. Stoneman
Insaac
D. Turner
Wid
Fifth Street
Hancock
Marvin Streets
H. C. Davis
Benjamin H. Gratton
Fifth St
Center
New York Avenue
Tris City Tightens Budget in Green Town Finance
Kokomo Indiana reports a thrifty municipal budget in Green Town with 2,000 residents. A three member town board serves without pay, the marshal serves at 1 dollar a day, and the city clerk earns 59 cents weekly after a resignation. The school board pays two dollars yearly, totaling less than 350 dollars annually or 17 cents per person.
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Cipal
Bounty Debt Repaid by Gopher Scalp Bounties
Kansas counties ran up debt through 1890s gopher scalp bounties paid in scrip. Stevens County owes 40 000 of its 100 000 total debt to scrip issued for those bounties. Senator F Dumont Smith notes families survived by catching gophers to buy necessities during hard times.
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Topeka
Kan
Seth G. Wells
Kansas
Stevens County
F. Dumont Smith
Edwards
Local notes from Lamonie and surrounding towns
March 2 news items report visits and returns by residents from Louisville Nevada Sedalia Lenox Lenox Ia Knob Noster and Kansas City. Several relatives travel to aid ill family members while others visit friends and attend funerals.
Severe Cold for Three Months Letter Tells Cure
A Batesville man writes that three months of severe cold resisted drugs and a doctor’s treatment until Foley's Honey and Tar cured him after eight doses. He warns against substitutes and notes Arlington pharmacy sold the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Colored couple arraigned for lewd conduct sentenced to jail
Henry Crawford and Mary Ann Carter were arraigned in Justice W E Conner's court and sentenced to five days in the county jail on lewd conduct charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crawford
Mary Ann Carter
W.E. Conner
The Antlers Hotel Lays Space for Barber Shop
Proprietors John McCrath and Ed Matthews lease the building space at The Antlers for a barber shop, converting part of the hotel area into a new grooming establishment.
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Messrs
John McCrath
Ed Mathews
Folger Coffee and Tea Now Sold Here
J A Folgar and Company announces high grade Folger Coffee and Teas now available at 25 and 50 cents a package. The store guarantees superior quality and offers money back if not the best tasted.
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Folger
Furnishings Under Way for Hotel Parlor and Dining Rooms
Frank Richardson will supply up-to-date tensorial parlors with fine fittings. The cigar stand and hotel saloon privileges remain lease-free. Jorge, Staley & Company near completion of hotel furnishings awaiting a New York order for the dining room and office. Office fixtures feature weathered oak with marble bases on screens and counters, creating a tidy effect.
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Frank Richardson
Jorge, Staley & Company
New York
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Ge, Otfeng
Gail
Gow
Isead
Burn Mawr Bovine
Miss Rembaugh
Ohio Street
Sedalia
Sedalta Markets
Songsters
Emil Murphy
James P. Allen and Wife
Et al
David Ross
Green Ridge Two
Smithton Roller Malls
Cc. E. Messerly
Prp
M. Meyer
G. J. Grosshans
Ridenour & Sper
A. Whiprecht
Nichol
E. D. Francis
Thomas Scott
Harry Hausani
Cer
Hoffman & Bro
Ion & White
Tris City
Kokomo
Green
The
Clover Leaf
Lamonte
Lamonie
A. F. Wheer
Louisvile
Mesdamex Drusilla Miller and
Vickery Love Love
Nevada
K. R. Wheeer
Reuben
Jerry
Guy
Coleville
Cal
Lenvie Weikard
Hame
Fainfield
Nips
Johnson
Lenox
Merritt Nelson
Rachael Starkey
John Conner
Lene de Jarnett
Wallie Yankee
Pauline
Ernest Watson
C. E. N'son
Kansas City
O. P. Harris
A. J. Hughes
J. R. Clark
Estelle Agee
Courtney
H. H
E. R. Wade
Steve Connor
Rawson Gusden
Knob Noster
Ethel Horney
Denver, Il
I. H. Fuller
Justice Courts
J. A. Folgar & CO
P. Brandt Grocer Co
Poley & Company
RG. Dolpa
Cash Grocers
West Main Street
Bell
Kelley
Sherwin- Williams Paint Co
St. Louis Ave
Hogan G Son
East Fifth Street
Q. C
Sedalia Theater
Nixon & Zimmerman Operas Company
Willard Spenser
Bob
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