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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Democrat

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1905

Page

6

Looting of funds and attacks on McCall in Missouri insurance case

Jefferson City Mo Dec 2 The Missouri state superintendent of insurance Vandiver filed a reply to New York Life injunction seeking to revoke its license accusing President McCall of debauching public morals corrupting legislation and looting policyholders funds. The answer attacks McCall Perkins and other New York Life officers., and letters from a state manager urged business men to back a December policy surge with 80 percent first year rebate and extra cash discounts on future payments.

New York Life Missouri Vandiver McCall Perkins Tim

Miner Rescued After Relief From Williams Pink Pills

A Dubuque man J G Menkel describes severe rheumatism from mining work and years of pain. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People his swelling and joint pain vanished in months, with eight years of relief. The ad extols the pills as curing blood issues and lists multiple ailments.

J. G. Menkel Jackson Avenue Dubuque Iowa Robert Yates Klauer Manufacturing Co Dr. Williams Mr. Menkel Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N.Y

Murder Mystery Points to Identification Slips Linked to Slain Man

In Paris Missouri on December 2 a Thanksgiving hunt near Holliday uncovers a new lead in a murder case. A shirt and underclothes left on a wire fence reveal a sewn pocketbook with $30 and a tag bearing Charles Shay's address. A traveler's sheet urged identification in case of accident or death, while a faded name hints the victim may be Italian peddler Shay.

Paris George Dunston Charles Hempstreet F. E. Tinnell Holliday Charles Shay

Rebate Evil to Be Abolished Says Attorney General

The speaker doubts prohibition of the practice but believes it violates anti discrimination law for policy holders. He will bring the issue to the attorney general and expects the rebate practice to be abolished.

Pain Balm treatment instructions and sale notice

Soak corn or bunion in warm water to soften it then pare closely without drawing blood. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily rubbing five minutes each time. Wear a corn plaster for protection from the shoe. Also marketed as a general liniment for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

W. E. Bard Drug Co

For Rent 190 Acre Farm Near Sedalia on Longwood Road

Farm rental offering 190 acres located twelve miles northeast of Sedalia on Longwood road. Apply Killis Hieronymus at the farm for details and arrangements.

Sedalia Longwood Road Killis Hieronymus

Suttons Welcome Second Son Yesterday

Dr and Mrs Frank L Sutton celebrate the arrival of their second son with both mother and baby reported as doing well.

Dr. Sutton Frank L. Sutton Mother Babe

Williams for Speaker Williams Nominated by Democrats

The Democrats in the House unanimously nominated John Sharp Williams of Mississippi for speaker. La Grippe Thrice Cured Mrs. Thos. Cleland of Alliance Ohio reports three bouts of grippe cured each time by Chamberlains Cough Remedy praising its effectiveness.

House John Sharp Williams Mississippi Thos. Cleland Alliance Ohio Chamberlain W. E. Bard Drug Co

Dougherty Assigned to Prison Broom Factory Work

Newton C. Dougherty, a Peoria financier convicted in the Dougherty case, is placed in Joliet prison broom factory to sort broom corn. He requested clerical work but the prison physician says he is fit for manual labor and he will sort material for various machines.

Peoria Joliet Dougherty

Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Relief and Return of Health

An old advertisement stresses perfect health within doors and recommends keeping Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin on hand for stomach liver or bowel trouble. It claims relief and cure with a few doses, sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co. at 50c and 1.00, with money back if it fails.

Dr. Caldwell W. E. Bard Drug Co

A Good Old Hen From Hughesville Outdoes Thanksgiving Turkeys

G P Wilburn of rural route No 2 Hughesville told a Democrat man that the day before Thanksgiving his wife sent him to kill a hen. He dressed a Plymouth Rock weighing nine pounds and the family ate two days from it with chicken left. The bird had more meat than turkeys bought by two local newspaper men.

G. P. Wilburn Hughesville Wilburn Plymouth Rock

Morrow Brother Seeks Asylum After Insanity Incident

J. E. Morrow of near Enon grew violently insane late last week, according to the California Herald. His brother C. H. Morrow of Clarksburg arrived Monday to arrange asylum care after a five-man restraint. The victim of a prank, J. E. Morrow had killed two squirrels and sold them to a neighbor, and the neighborhood plot to arrest him triggered an unexpected reaction.

J. E. Morrow Enon California Herald C. H. Morrow Clarksburg

Excommunication Edict Targets Kennedy Pettite Wedding

The Kennedy Pritchett wedding triggers Bishop Scannell’s excommunication order against attendees, including Mrs Emma Cotton Nash of Omaha. Mae Hamilton and others face pressure and possible appeals as local friends call the move persecution and beyond church authority.

Nash Omaha Omaha, Neb Mae Hamilton Scannell nedy-Pritchett Emma Cotton Nash American Smelting and Refining Company Hamilton Stella Hamilton Cudahy Mary McShane Count Creighton

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