Man allegedly aids counterfeit ring in Missouri jail case
A Missouri man identified as John Janiseh of Kiekeeulhetnaw faces charges after allegedly offering to deliver information to the United States Treasury to counterfeit currency. Investigators say he attempted to cash in by sending 200 to Washington and promising more details for 240, while a New York contact distributed the scheme across Missouri. The St. Louis Bureau of Investigation arrested him as part of the case.
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Toell
United States
Warret
John Janiseh
Kiekeeulhetnaw
Macon
Cleeghars Canatine
New York
Cireahar
Ala
Bureau of
Bnerstots Washington
Danieeh
Danyiseds
Treasure Department
Washington
Sedaila Avenue Sentinel Reminder on Stone Support
The Sedaila Avenue Sentinel notes the Democratic stance and praises Ex Gov Stone as a skilled party asset. It criticizes opposing supporters and calls for unity, highlighting past party figures and the need for coherent leadership to secure success in upcoming contests.
Cape Girardeau Sale Offers Ten Day Dry Goods Bargains
An enterprising firm announces a ten day clearance in Cape Girardeau and vicinity from July 2 to August 1. Overstocked stock in dry goods and clothing is being discounted to make room, with fresh up to date merchandise offered at unprecedented prices. The sale emphasizes a genuine clearance rather than mere advertising.
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Cape Girard Exwand
Mrs Hill Fires Pistol at Husband in Bloomfield
Dexter Messenger reports Mrs Hill, wife of a Bloomfield liveryman, attempted suicide with a .38 caliber revolver after learning her husband would carry a passenger in his hack to Dexter. The shot shattered her clothing and grazed her flesh as she sought to deter the marriageable traveler. The motive cited is neglect and jealousy.
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Dexter
Unclear Letter Praises Institution Efficient Service
A letter praising the efficiency of a major institution is presented with many garbled words and references to a union, supporters, and officials. The prose expresses admiration for the institution’s staff and its impact on many people, though the text contains numerous misspellings and fragmented names.
Why Democratic convention drew greater notice here
The essay argues the convention attracted attention because many citizens distrusted party leaders and feared loss of individual choice. It notes Bryanites’ influence, Missouri distrust of state leaders, and fears of concentrated trust power shaping the party in the West, with claims of widespread public concern about democracy and influence.
Rev Crow of Mainstreet Church Faces Alcohol Admission
Cavenstura Rev EP Crow admits he was overcome by intoxicants in Evansville this week. He says a physician advised liquor use, regrets the incident, and will relinquish his ministerial credentials to avoid a church trial. He seeks to regain public trust with honesty and reform. Strong sympathy is noted for the talented young pastor.
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EP. Crow
Mainstreet Methodist Church
Evansville
Crow
Ghost-haunted husband in Perryville murder rumor tale
A Perryville report says wife’s posthumous influence drove her husband Eugene Blane to a near fatal self harm after their separation. He claims the late Mrs Blane haunted him, fulfilling her vow to torment him.
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Perryville
Eugene Blane
Strikers Admit Weakness in Position Amid Manifesto
The Strikers claim about 200 Transit Company workers were employed in breach of the July 2 agreement. They threaten to provide notes on these men, while the company denies any such breaches. The dispute centers on alleged violations and the credibility of both sides.
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Touch
St. Louis
Wenner
Mhat
Maydinguine of Fredericktown Dies at City Hospital
A young worker from Fredericktown Missouri died at City Hospital Sunday night from blood poisoning. An investigation clarified circumstances surrounding the death. The girl, boarding at 220 Olives, gave birth the prior week and was attacked by pyosal fever. She had letters from Walter Mhivinck and was sent to the hospital after funds ran out.
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Maydinguine
Fredericktown
City Hospital
Cine Josh Lois
G. MoNewell
Locust Steel
Wint
Accident near Chester Hospital leaves man with severed hand
William G Wright of North Sixty fourth Street Philadelphia boarded a train at Broad Street Station for Kikton Michigan and fell asleep with his head on the window sill. He awoke with a bloodied hand and a broken wrist while the hand may be lost. the exact cause remains unclear as no passenger trains passed yet a freight train may have caused the injury near the Eddystone Bridge.
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Chiester
Mal
Willian G. Wright
North Sixty Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Chester Hospital
Kikton
Broad Street
Chester
Eddystone Bridge
Disturbances in China Hit Southern Illinois Ginseng Trade
Alto Pass Illinois dispatch reports China turmoil has collapsed the ginseng market. Many royal dealers who bought roots before the drop face heavy losses while diggers received 4.75 per pound for dry roots. A Cairo firm rep buys at low prices hoping for a rebound when China reopens. Virtually all U S ginseng ships to China.
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Alto Pass
China
Amany Royal Dealers
Illinois
Cairo
Lamp ignition burns man during fueling in Ste. Genevieve
In Ste. Genevieve last Friday a pump broke while injecting air into a lit gasoline lamp. Gas escaped and ignited, burning Edward Sexauer who was preparing the lamp for the night. Lamps have gained popularity for bright light, but careless handling remains a risk even with proper instructions.
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Ste. Genevieve
Edward Sexauer
Pretty wedding at Broadway home of Jaeger couple
Miss Lizzie Jaeger and Adolph Lindorfer married in a private ceremony at Mr and Mrs Joe Jaeger residence on Broadway. The event featured decorations by Miss Gussie Kollas of St Louis, a wedding march by Mrs August Silverbine, and attendants Louis Krueger and Mollie McClurma. Guests exchanged gifts including silver and glassware. the couple will travel to St Louis then Oklahoma City where Lindorfer manages a department in a large mercantile house.
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Joe Jaeger
Broadway
Lizzie Jaeger
Adolph Lindorfer
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Gussie Kollas
St. Louis
August Silverbine
Louis Krueger
Mollie McClurma
Leherk
Lutheran Church
Joe Jaeper
Wim. Shivelbine
A. Shivelbine
Silver Fey
Has. Desselman
Mrr
J. T. Lindorfer
Alvina Lindorfer
Flora
Doris Lindorfer
Martie Tin- Horfer
Helen
Amanda
Anna Jacwer
Hermine Geldmacher
Genie Sehwepker
Nuppert
M. Kollas
H. Geldmacher
2Tuls
Tidoro
Tive Brde
Stewane Sire
Joe Jaenr
Lucky Sroom
Ollahomna City
War Eagle
Court coats off as heat prompts jurors in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the judge and participants in a common pleas court shed coats to cope with heat. Judge Jelke indicated allowances for coats for jurors and counsel, and soon the entire jury, witnesses, stenographers, and judge removed jackets, making the courtroom more comfortable amid rising temperatures.
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Jeike
Court of Common Pleas
Cincinnati
Wade Ellis
Jelke
Death of Edward Schaefer in Cairo Street Car Crash
Michael Schaefer received a Cairo telegram announcing his son Edward Schaefer was killed by a street car Thursday night. No dispatch details were provided. The remains will be brought here for interment, with a funeral at 2:00 p.m. Sunday from the family home.
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Michael Schaefer
Cairo
Edward
Moisture Improves Missouri Crops Despite Local Drought
The Bulletin notes sufficient moisture in eastern central and southeastern Missouri with corn in excellent condition except weed-prone southeastern fields. Recent rains reduce drought impact. southeastern cotton shows improvement after earlier exhaustion. Oat harvest and haying are favorable overall, though showers slow some southeastern counties. Wheat and oat threshing progress well with good yields. flax also thriving. Northern and western pastures and gardens dry but should revive with recent rains.
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U.S. Department of Agricultura Bulletin
Missouri
Fire at Bergmann building causes damage but is contained
A Tuesday morning fire at the Bergmann building on Broader Street endangered nearby homes as embers blew in wind. Firemen confined the blaze to the upper structure, with roofs and ceilings damaged while water soaked the lower level. Insurance covers the building but not the stock. origin believed linked to a faulty fuse in the second floor rear room.
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Wim
Sergmann
Fine Department
Hlazs
Bergmann
Bergemnn
St Louis Matual
A. Wasterling
Judge Ross
Fatal shooting after street confrontation at Commerce
A Black man was fatally shot by a white man named Ferguson in Commerce on Saturday. An argument escalated after Ferguson warned him to go away. the Black man pulled a knife and advanced, and Ferguson fired a 44 caliber shot that struck the offender in the head, causing instant death.
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Commerce
Ferguson
State Sues Estate in Duestrow Case for Trial Costs
The State of Missouri seeks 3000 to cover trial and execution costs in the estate of Arthur Duestrow. The judgment places the claim in class three, with medical attendants and undertakers’ claims to be paid before the state’s. The suit has lingered in circuit court for years. Humphreys and Europe addresses appear in an unrelated ad fragment.
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the Globe-Democrat
State of
Missouri
Arthur Duestrow
City Chief Executive Proposes Major City Building Plans
Mayor Coerver submits a series of recommendations to the council. The jail and market house would be torn down and a new building erected on the square near Spanish street to serve as police and fire department facilities for the first ward. Main Street would be opened from Broadway to Mill Street, Spanish and Aquarist streets bridged, and a crusher purchased for crushing acta. The building committee to report costs later plans to study these proposals.
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Spanish Street
F First Ward
Main Street
Broadway
Prolonged Kans City Platform Critique by a Democrat
A Missouri reader denounces the Bryanite platform circulated in Kansas City as bombastic and deceitful. The writer accuses the Dryanite plank of favoring industrial profits for a few while Republicans suffer, cites Governor Stephens and the State Legislature, and warns of a potential New York Trust influence. The piece questions the party’s ability to defend its platform and ridicules opponents.
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Kansas
Aneret Bey
Tate
Stephens
Missouri
St Lois Transit Company
New York
Rivalry of Perryville pipers sparks witty exchange
The Sun min quotes a satirical clash between two Perryville pipers. The presiding venion of the Republican responds with a sharp retort about needing pints, joking about holes in the bosom of their old ones as a playful jab.
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Perryville
Sun Min
Republican
Murph
Ben Adams and a senator bee in the bonnet joke
The Beeches Gone Bloomfield Vindicator notes Ben Adams of the Cape Democrat is keenly Republican and an imagined senatorial bee in his bonnet. It suggests he should consult George Lee about the election, while the bee shifts to Joseph W. Caldwell before settling.
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Bloomfield
Ben Adams
Cape Democrat
Ben
George Lee
Joseph W. Caldwell
Political Ticket Listings and Alliances
The document lists multiple ballot tickets including Republican McKinley and Roosevelt, Democratic Bryan and Stevenson, Fusion Populist Bryan and Towne, Prohibition Wooley and Metcalf, Middle-of-the-Road Populists Barker and Donnelly, Silver Republicans Bryan and Stevenson, Socialist Labor Harriman and Haye, De Leon Socialists Maloney and Rommel, United Christian Swallow and Wooley, and Social Democracy of America Debs and Harriman.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
Stevenson
Bryan and
Towne
Wooley and Metcalf
Barker and
Donnelly
Harriman
Haye
de Leon
Wooley
Social Democracy of America
Debs and Harriman
40 Acres Near East Cape Girardeau For Sale
40 acres of good land near East Cape Girardeau with 30 acres in corn and 10 acres in timber. All suitable land. For details contact Mrs S A Bowman Cape Girardeau Missouri.
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Cape Girardeau
Lit
S. A. Bowmaan
Cape Girardeau, Mo
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