Democratic Ticket Officers and Judges Listed
The ticket names a full slate for president to coroner including William J Kryao Jobo W Kern William 8 Cowherd Licat William R Paloter Cornelius Roach Jobs Gorion James Cowgill Brent W Major John A Knott Waller W Gravee James Eliieon David A DeArmond Lawrence M Gridith 1 8 Paddock Addison Hyde Att Hawkins Dawcon William J Hallock J iam L Coleman Jobo H Etter Jane C Hayes Charloe A Link
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kryao
Jobo W. Kern
William 8. Cowherd
Licat
William R. Paloter
Cornelius Roach
Jobs
Gorion
James Cowgill
Allorney Givngral
Bnott
Congress
David A. DeArmond
Lawrence M. Gridith
North Dist
Paddock
South Dist
Democratic Call to Vote Straight Ticket in Missouri
A Kansas City Star attack sparks Democratic response urging loyal voters to support Bryan electors and vote the Democratic ticket straight. The argument warns Republicans may be content with a single man and stresses the impact of a full slate victory in the Democratic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Vou
Missouri
Hadley Demo crate rumor in Bates county
The Kansas City Star frantically discusses a Hadley Democrat crate. The subject is portrayed as a genuine Republican when traced, and the man is described as distant and not in confidence with friends, revealing a cautious, elusive figure in Bates county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Republican campaign orator and Democrat in campaign clash
A passage recalls a Republican campaign orator flattery toward Senator Stone, noting that “old Bill” as a Democrat has long fought for Democracy and would not yield to Republican praise. The text hints at partisan conflict and battlefield rhetoric in campaign exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Stone
Kansas City Star Faces Criticism Over Bias in Elections
Critics accuse the Kansas City Star of political bias supporting Taft and Hadley while dictating Senate votes to Missouri Democrats. They note the Star’s rhetoric contrasts with other papers that published both sides of the Cowherd Hadley debate, praising fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cowherd
Herbert
Hadley
Jackson
Kansas City Star
Mr. Cowherd
Cowherd
Star
Missouri Manufacturers Banquet Attacks Republican Policies
Ames W Van Cleave president of the National Association of Manufacturers criticizes the Republican platform anti oppression plank as harmless. He calls the party anti American for endorsing labor rights while preserving political manipulation by Roosevelt. The piece portrays attacks on the presidency amid a heated partisan climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames W. van Cleave
National Association of Manufacture
Samuel Gompera
Missouri Manufactures Associas
Watel
St Louie
Chicago
van Cleave
Republican Party
Creel Uses Coal Oil Bureau Aiding Republican Campaigns
George Creel editor of the Kansas City Independent and Coal Oil Inspector by gubernatorial appointment under a Democratic governor supplies Republicans with ammunition to attack the Democratic gubernatorial nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Creel
Kansas City Independent
Kansas City Star Defends Forged Letter Debate
The Kansas City Star faces questions over its handling of a forged Cleveland letter that endorsed Taft over Bryan. Mrs. Cleveland and James Hastings deny the letter, with ex-Treasury Secretary Carlisle among others also disputing its authenticity. The Times alleges proof of forgery, while The Star defends the letter’s genuineness amid circulation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Cleveland
Taft
Bryan
Hadley ties to Nagel and Standard Oil in Missouri case
The piece accuses General Hadley of close ties to Hon. Charles Nagel of St Louis and the Standard Oil Company in a Missouri case. It says Hadley, a National Republican delegate, supports Nagel for national committee and uses self authored anti trust articles for political ends while maintaining influence through business connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Standard Oil Company
Chas. Nagel
St Louis
Nagel
Missouri
Hadle
Taft
Treete
Rathia
Democratic Editors Meeting Draws Large, Enthusiastic Crowd
A Missouri Democratic editors gathering in St Louis drew about 500 attendees. The morning session at Plant ers Hotel featured national voices on the political scene. Mayor Welle welcomed editors and recalled opposing Bryan in 1896 and 1900 but now supported him. An Eastern tripper praised party unity and potential victory. The group toured University City plants of B C Lewis and shared a luncheon. Afternoon sessions in Woman's Magazine hall exchanged county reports and party conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Planters Hotel
Taike
Welle
Bryan
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Editora
University City
B.C. Lewis
Woman's Magazine
Woman’s Mahine
Atuishta
Planters
Democratic speakers criticise Hadley and rally in Missouri
Hon W. B. Cowherd denounces the Republican nominee for governor and cites alleged misrepresentation. He attacks Hadley’s campaign while praising Democratic principles. John H. Atwood, leader of the Democratic national engineers bureau, reports strong eastern coalition support and optimism for Bryan in New York, Ohio, and Indiana amid Republican splits in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowherd
Herbert
Hadley
Springfield
Mr. Cowherd
Apen
Crim
John H. Atwood
Democratic National Neers Bureau
Mia
Uri Democratea
Bryan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Cowent
Illinois
United Labor
Ball Men Favor Stone In Local Case
The Times reports interviews with Ball county Democrats who carried the county for Ball, stating they support Senator Stone. They say governor race has no bearing on the Senate contest and estimate about ninety percent of Ball votes will go to Stone, a sentiment echoed across western state counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll
Kansas City Star
Tobe Democrat
Ball
Stone
Times
Batea County
Elogle
Attite
Sheriff’s Sale of Bates County Property Described Land
The Sheriff announces a public sale under a court transcript from Bates County Missouri in favor of C F Phaiie against Charles Ireland. The tract, 13 acres more or less, lies in Butler and will be sold October 2, 1008, at the east courthouse door for cash to satisfy the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Bates County
Tome
Aald County
State of
Missouri
East Court House
Butler
Bates
Notice of Letters of Administration for Lucretia Jones
Notice is given that letters of administration with will annexed on the estate of Lucretia Jones, deceased, have been granted by Bates County Probate Court in Bates County. Claimants must exhibit their claims within one year for allowance or be barred. If claims are shown within two years, distribution will proceed under the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Jones
Bates County Probate Court
Hates County
Orkin
Notice of Estate Claim Bar Date in Bates County Probate
Notice is given that the estate of Neee 4 omen Ve bowen, granted by Bates County Probate Court, requires claims within one year to avoid preclusion from any estate benefits. If claims are not exhibited within two years from publication, they will be forever barred. A. H. Moore, administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County
Dave
A. H. Moore
Adailolstrasor
County Court and Board of Appeals Minutes 1908
County Court and Board of Appeals met September 28 1908 with judges and officials listed. Bates County Court met September 29 1908 approving bonds for J W Hall A J Looderwirth Ira C Deardorff LC Culberteen MC Fortune and others. Drainage and tax adjustments ordered. Coal bid accepted. Inquests and school loan approved. Court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appeals
R F. Har Wer
Estee Smith
A.D Hyde
E B. Borron
C. F Beard
Ewin
Carl J. Henry
C.G Weeks
Bates County Court
J W Hall
Dear Creek
J Looderwirth
Rockville
C Deardorff
Grand River
LC Culberteen
MC Fortune
Osage
Warner
Butler
H Loyd
Foster
Court House
Tall River
Woods
John Winborn
George Greg
Moses Booze
Leach
Jennie Foster
Reunion class '98 gathers at Mrs Robards home
A reunion of the Butler High School 1898 graduates was held at the home of Miss Maggie Robards on West Ft. Scots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reunion High School
Butler High School
Maggie Robards
West Ft. Scots
Classmates Celebrate With Decorated Rooms And Distant Attendees
The event featured 26 members from a public school class, with only George Duncan from Newerk, Oklahoma deceased two weeks earlier. Attendees included Ethel Lowery-Arnold and others from Chicago, California, Kansas City, and more, while several could not attend due to distance or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duncan
Newkirk
Okla
Ethel Lowery-Arnold
Eden Dean-Kroff
Emma Whitsett-Calver
Lennie McCardy-Ellis
Pearl Smith
Ora Newsome
Nell Austin
Cora Drysdale
Nell Kinney
Cancan
Okio
Walter C Hyatt
Seattle
Waab
Sam Fulkerson
Kansas City
Ray McCulloch
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Butler Weekly Times
Kaltor
Butler, Mo
William J Bryan
Wiliam
William J Seave
Adley
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Cat
Democratic Editors Meeting
Sheriff’s Sale
C. W. Hess
Walker-Mckibben’s
LL Muslin
Buster
Buster Brown
Tige
Corrie
Walker
McKibben
ANKE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!