Remarkable tale of Cooper's parasite remedy in St Louis
In December 1905 in St Louis a special dispatch reports Lloyd T Cooper promoting his New Discovery patent medicine claimed to expel tapeworms from bodies. Father Arnolis testified a ninety foot worm left his system after four doses, aiding a surge in sales to about one hundred thousand bottles in the city.
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St. Louis
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Louis
John Baptist Arnolis
Father Aronol
St Louis
Niedringhaus Favored To Lead Missouri Republican Group
The Missouri Republicans oppose replacing T K Niedringhaus as state chairman and criticize efforts by party factionists including W B C Brown and Grace to boost Brown. The Star argues Niedringhaus led a successful canvass and should stay in charge, as Brown and Grace would divide the party.
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W. B.C. Brown
Warner
Brown
T. K. Niedringhaus
Missouri
Niedringhaus
Republican Party of
Republican Party
K. C. Star
Grace
St. Louis
Niedriegbhaus
Indictments for Rebating in Kansas City
Fourteen indictments were returned by the federal grand jury in Kansas City Missouri charging common carriers railroad officials shippers and freight agents with giving rebates and conspiracy to give rebates The cases name George H Crosby Chicago general traffic manager Stirlington Quincy railroad George Thomas New York merchandise broker I B Taggart New York Crosby's chief clerk Chicago and Alton railroad company John N Faithorn and F A Wann former vice president and general freight agent of the railroad and the Cudahy company Cudahy Packing Swift Armour Chicago Milwaukee and Al Pao railroad Nelson Moarria company D H Eneky Kanene City freight broker The charges against the U Chicago and Alton Fallsboro are identically the name as the indictments returned to Chicago December 18
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Kanana City
Federal
George H Crosby
Chicago
Chicago, Stirlington & Quincy Railroad
George Thomas
New York City
I. B. Taggart
New York
Crosby
Chicago and Alton Railroad
John N Faithorn
F A Wann
Railroad Company
Cudahy Company
Qcudahy Packing Company
Swift Company
Iliso Armour Packing Company
Milwaukee & al Pao
Nelaon
Missouri
Iran
M. Morrie
Nelson Moarria & Company
D. H. Eneky
Kanene City
Oroker
Uchicago & Alton Fallsboro
Fire at Pollock destroys restaurant and bank building
A Tuesday night blaze in Pollock destroyed the Iedford restaurant and the adjoining bank. The bank building valued about 1200 with 800 insured remained intact. the restaurant was partially insured. Mr W H Campbell, bank cashier, lost his household goods with no insurance. Directors met to continue bank operations.
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Pollock
Milan Repubican
Iedford
Bank
I Luttle
W H Campbell
Campbell
Governor's Bold Move in Riot Crackdown Shocks State
While acting governor McKinley faced a southeast riot where officers refused arrests for lack of warrants. He ordered the sheriff to seize and arrest armed rioters immediately, arguing warrants were unnecessary for those shooting and looting. The stance drew broad support for the governor.
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McKinley
Govenor
Golden City Register
Arid earth frightens scientists and legal woes surface
A report notes a scientist warning of drought and a thickening crust in a dire prophecy while legal cases unfold in Ueoterville. Mira Spaugh and her son William are condemned for murder as agitation for regional union and political shifts stir local towns.
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Gate City
Mira
Mary E. Spaugh
Wiliamm
Ueoterville
Mon
Spaugh
John W. Polk
Iron County
Bonfoey Receives Gold Medal From Exposition
B H Bonfoey, secretary of the Missouri Commission, receives a gold medal from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition commemorating his two years of service. The piece features three wreathed corners with state emblems, figures symbolizing Louisiana Territory and France, and scenes of progress, struck by the U S Government Mint in Philadelphia.
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B. H. Bonfoey
Louisana Purchase Exposition
Missouri Commission
Bonfoey
Louigana Purchase
Colaretia
France
Napoleon
United States
Philadelphia
Real Estate Transfers List From Lucerne and Surrounding Areas
A succession of property transfers to multiple buyers including Elise and Harriet Peterman to Albert Daniels. Krista Smith and Lee Todd. Eugenia Charlton and Julia Smart. Elias Abel and Mary Adkins. J A Gabbard and G Tarrill. G E Emmert. W H Lreper and Sarah Jones. Henry Grindatoff. Kath Johnson and David Gregory. Thos Johnson and Minerva Mairs. Rath Johnson and ChaaJ Sturgeon. Geo W Bowers. J Lee Hawk. W H Adkins. Ira Block. JB Guffey. Alonzo Davie. and others. Amounts range from 400 to 8200 dollars. Properties include sections in townships 65–67, ranges 16–21, with numerous noted parcels in Anderson Lucerne Missouri and surrounding parcels. Includes a village lot layout in Anderson (Lucerne) Missouri and various tract sizes. Also ends with an advertisement for Fancy China and Silverware for the holidays.
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Elise Peterman
Harriet Peterman
Albert R Daniels
Letch
Jasper H Melton
Krista
Julia A Smart
Elias Abel
Mary J Adkina
Gabanher
Turrilland
Lreper
Sarah E Jones
Henry Grindatoff
J W Forbes
Kath Johnson
Alto David Gregory
C J Abapio
Anderson
Lucerne
Thos Johnson Et al
Minerva Mairs
Rath Johnson Et al
Chaaj Sturgeon
Bik &Nn
Geo W Bowers
J Lee Hawk
Lee Hawk
Sife
H Adkins
Geo Kapp
Ira Block
Jas H Block
JB Guffey
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Mr. Niedringhaus
Albus
Webster
Béaks
Square
Ashion Villey
Dunite
Unionville
Bostow
Whewe
Nate
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Driver & Wentworra Merc Co
Comstock-Brasfield Merc. CO
Axminster Rugs
Putnam County
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