Bullfight Observations and Local Option Clarifications
An eyewitness describes a bullfight at the amphitheatre with picadors banderilleros and matadors detailing how the bull and horse are tormented and eventually killed, noting risks to fighters and spectators and varied reactions from Mexicans. The article also presents a published explanation of local option law provisions and penalties for violations, contrasting them with dram shop statutes ahead of the June 15 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matsmoras
United States
Rio Grande
Metador
Picadors
Caspas
Aingyen
Dizzy
Lorenzo Jones
N A Franklin
Local Option Law and Dramsale Penalties Debate
Article discusses the Local Option law, penalties for selling intoxicants, and railroad shipping restrictions. It notes three main advantages to Local Option: no licenses for dramshops, stiffer penalties, and prohibition on railroad liquor shipments. It clarifies the recent legislature did not repeal the law and urges clear voting guidance for a four year term. Additionally mentions Roosevelt Western trip and debates over election law complexity.
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs
A M Ake of Wood Indiana reports severe lung damage with repeated hemorrhages years prior. After trying several physicians she began Foley's Honey and Tar and now breathes freely and is free of coughing. The ad warns against substitutes and endorses the product to prevent serious cold-related lung outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Noah Martin
Mi O Na Stomach Tablets Promise Quick Relief
An ad claims Miona stomach tablets cure indiges tion sick headache dizziness dullness and poor appetite. After a few days of use, digestive problems vanish and mood improves with a guaranteed refund if not satisfied. Sold in a metal pocket box for 50 cents by L. H. Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H Howard
Publication Notice in Vacation Court Case
In Putnam County Missouri 1907 Sarah Thomas sues Manna Thomas for restoration of maiden name Sarah Cairns and dissolution of marriage. The defendant, a nonresident, is ordered served by publication in Unionville Republican. Case proceeds at the August term beginning the fourth Monday in August 1907. Copies to be published weekly for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
Putnam County
Sarah Thomas
Manna Thomas
Salad Court
Fendant
Sarah Cairns
Unionville Republican
J M Srius
Jim StTives
Revolt in China grows near Amoy amid large troop movements
A revolt near Amoy, China, gains strength with thirty thousand rebels under arms and rapid spread to nearby towns. The viceroy of Fu Chow sends 8,000 troops as warships approach. Across the nation concern grows over crops and a frost damage report drains Missouri and Kansas fruit yields while some fruit losses reach fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Moy
China
Ap Inez
Amoy
Fu Chow
Ninty-tve
Missouri
Kansas
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Yall
Miller & Wentworth Merc. Co
Walker
West Side Square
the Clothers
Unionville, MO
County Court Town Council
Waal Wey Fey
Dee
Bert Tertes
Roosevel
Canton Ohne
Kookuk Lowa
Mississippi River
Blue Devils
U. S
James Harlan
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan University
Harlan
Wilson
Weatherford's Hour Store
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