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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1905

Page

5

Roosevelt and Bryan Forged in Political Handshake

In a New York Sun style analysis, Republicans and Democrats are said to be one, with Bryan vindicated and Roosevelt backed by Bryan’s camp, as the era’s partisan battles fade into collaboration. Notices report the death of Richard Thomas at 72 after illness with family mourning and the infant Belle Dant dying of pneumonia, plus infant Margaret Agnes Bowman’s death in St. Louis.

Roosevelt Bryan Republican New York Sun Mr. Bryan Townsend House

Marion News Items from The Marion Falcon

The barn of John Rogers in Taylor county was struck by lightning Monday night and burned completely with two horses and farming gear inside. Henry Robinson of near Riley died Saturday night at his home at age seventy six from kidney trouble.

Richard Thomas Wm. Thomas Simms Thomas John Rogers Taylor County Henry Robinson Riley

Remedy for Cholera and Diarrhoea Promoted Locally

An old remedy boasts relief for cholera morbus diarrhea and intestinal complaints. Two Black murderers were hanged in Birmingham Alabama in the jail yard as part of public executions.

Birmingham Aja Jargeaize Springfield

Just A Bit of Human Nature

A fragmented poem in a late 19th or early 20th century Atlanta Constitution piece exploring loneliness fear and inner turmoil. The lines hint at lost friendship feelings of gloom misfortune and a desire to escape through reckless actions. It maintains a stark introspective mood with troubled imagery.

Stock Sales on County Court Day Attract Large Crowd

A large crowd gathered Monday for County Court day as stock sales occurred on the streets. Auctioneer H. M. Brussel reported sales including mules at varying prices, horses, a buggy and harness, and a sow with five pigs, demonstrating active local trading.

Marion Falcon H. M. Brussel

Gilding Without Gold in Signs and Frames

The Philadelphia Record reports that fake gold color is achieved by backing yellow paint with a leaf of silver or aluminum under the paint to mimic gold luster. This method suits flat surfaces but not curved or molded sections, which still require genuine gold leaf.

Laywen Philadelphia Record

Desirable Springfield East Home For Sale

A desirable home east of Springfield located in a good neighborhood near Graded School with a large lot and garden and ample water. Terms easy. W. P. Lawrence, Springfield, Ky.

Springfield W. P. Lawrence

Unusual killing of Dr Willett shocks Webb City

A seventeen year old gunman, Claude Price, fired on Doctor J P Willett after being instructed to shoot anyone seen, killing the physician. Coroner says no criminal intent. speculation centers on doctor’s erratic behavior and a possible drug or liquor influence.

J. P. Willett Claude Price Webb City Eames Claude Young Price Lad Mra. Willett Willett

Death of Sir Henry Stanley Buried at Pirbright Churchyard

The rugged explorer Sir Henry Morton Stanley is buried in Pirbright churchyard after a famed career in Africa. The report emphasizes his perilous journeys and notable deeds in colonial exploration.

Darkest Africa Sir Henry M. Stanley Pirbright

Remarkable Prayer Attributed to Gladstone For the Dead

A prayer credited to Hon. W. E. Gladstone of England is noted as remarkable for its petitionary plea for the dead. The writer, described as a Pro-, signals a historical or religious discourse surrounding the famous statesman’s supplication.

W. E. Gladstone England

Hung Jury Deliberations in Des Moines Mock Trial

The mock trial of W. S. Taylor in Des Moines ended with a hung jury, including only one Democrat among jurors who were law students. Deliberations lasted eight hours as Taylor, exiled in Indiana, sent a brief defense. The article notes the jury's composition and Taylor’s disappointment.

W. S. Taylor Des Moines Taylor Indiana

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