The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-07
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of the
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t'hAA' AT \ VI nl' ana ~ WIS VIZ " Va
United States senator in 1892, scry-
ing until 1899 when he resigned and
was succeeded by Charles A. Culbcr-
son
q shall leave the Pacific coast for
New York city via aoropIano Sep
TENDER Is, says Harry y Atwood.
81 shall probably go by way OF Los
Angeles and the southern route 10
Kansas cry and thence TO Chicago.
Buffalo. Albany and Now York"
Opinion Of the best experts at San
Francisco q that there viii be 10
strike OF $4,000 shop employees on the
Hartman system The two main
reasons are these. ,lcc.pryaldru'
Kruttschuirt is eager for a strike. as
sc believes This an opp0r,Gnp time io
knock out for good The claims to rec.
ognition Of lcdcratIous. and lack OF
funds by the men
At q special election the city of
Omaha adopted the commission form
OF government by Il vote Of 5,oiI TO-
?,2i5. Those opposing the plan point
OUT that less than ongth,rd OF the
registered voters of On, city cast their
ballots
After dancing for sorcn hours. s
J.. Scott @ barber took his partner
90 rcfrcshu"ul stand AT Droamluud
in 81 Paul and topped over dead as
he was about to drink glass Of soda
water Miss Mamie Webb stood by
h'h sue as "' ''''.
Roy T.. JACKSON 10 years on, di'd
IRON Il ""Hh" suffered NHlI' watch
ing q OaII""h ascension near Odln,
H. MS gun was resting on the limb
Oh Tree "h'h Inc Iihb wa" Jared
ana 'N' gun "li"'h the ground ana
was d'7thHiE'" the load taking eI.
i'ct ID ih' boy side
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NV '''""l"'' u,' OF aA'' '''u'F eA'
c'p,'uI "' an Intoxicating liquors
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Horace Gibbs, n white farmer, was
kh''a IN baltlo between FIVE white
men ana I'VE negroes near Caddo,
Okla. IN" white men declare they
were hr'd upon while passing tho
nome OF a negro named Daniels. The
negroes say the whites threw a St'cN
Vi ny '."'''' "' ''e nut """ '"'H Do
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Go''fEoT Sanders and his staff and
New Orleans city officials aud repre-
sentatiYcs OF every commercial body
IN the city VIII take part in the re-
ccplion to the steamer Quincy Of the
Struckfus line when that vessel ar.
rivcs here Sept 49, on the first trip
of the resumption OF the st. Louls-to-
New Orleans trade
Angcrcd because her father assisted
on sending her to Atlanta to live with
her stopmothcr. Miss Johnnie puph
II years old, OF Alexandria. La, the
daughter Of a prominent L,ouisianau.
donned male attire and boarded "A
train. Her indignant refusal TO drink
whisky with a drummer led to the
discovery OF her sex.
Tho evprcse on tho g. Iohnsburv
and Lake Chomplain railroad on
route from Portland Mo IN Montreal
was deroiled nv Il woshout c,st of
6, Jobusbury " IN nossenrors bo.
inr injured. some seriously
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nro,,istans
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Issued n warrant for Gen. Harrison
Gray Otis, editor of the Los Angeles
Times, charging him with publishing
improper articles In that newspaper.
Warrants also were issued for Harry
Andrews, managing editor OF the
Times. and X. Whitney, telegraph edi.
wi,
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VINES '"'''u II, VI. ,hpuest puihs
.e'u .'''o tiio ue',n Vi ..'o 80 victims
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81 ~ ,,. .a, nv .S San I'"n .'u o"n'p'ns
49, ~ 1870 "'~'' '''N'N wa" " "'''