M and A R R Time Table Trains Depart
Time table lists trains with departures from Kansas City Mall Paxico Bloomfield Cairo Texas and St Louis Express. Services run daily or Sunday only with freight and local accommodations. Entries include No 1 No 2 No 4 No 5 No 6 No 9 and Nos 7 11 with varied daily schedules and times.
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Kansas City Mall
St. Louis
Paxico
Bloomfield
Cairo and
Texas Express
Louis Express
Announcements for Common Pleas Judge and Local Offices
Notices announce candidates for Judge of the Common Pleas Court John A. Snider R G Ranney for Cape Girardeau County Judge John H Jenkins for Sheriff and R M Sawyer for Prosecuting Attorney Subject to Democratic nominating convention The column covers political chatter and local comment on national issues plus a drowning baptism tragedy in Alemphis and sheriff plans for riot control in St Louis.
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John A. Snider
Common Pleas Court
R. G. Ranney
Cape Girardeau Court of Common Pleas
Girardeau County
Battle in China Escalates as Forces Prepare Comes
Partial OCR notes indicate a tightening crisis in China with Admiral Kempf in a combat stance against box ers. Reports suggest troop deployment from Manila to support operations, signaling rising regional tension and potential strategic shifts.
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Tion
China
Kempif
Manila
Situa
August Convention Held By Hounds And Chickens
A quirky note mentions holding their convention in August during dog days. It claims a chicken hatched in August is always full of warts and ugly marks, presenting a humorous, local folklore-style observation.
Warrant Issued for W. S. Taylor in Goebel Assassination
Governor Beckham issues a bench warrant for W. S. Taylor amid ties to the Goebel assassination case. St Louis notes tension as a posse debate unfolds. Industrial Trades Union of Chicago backs anti strike stance, praising its public value. Granite City stamping works raise wages around 20 percent.
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Gov. Beckham
Kentucky
W. S. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Goebel
Industrial Trades Union of Chicago
Granite City
Veracity dispute between Pettigrew and Dewey noted
The article reports a question of veracity between Pettigrew and Admiral Dewey over recognizing the Filipino flag. Pettigrew asserts he did while Dewey says he did not. It then comments on Democrats counting Bryan’s expected vote and suggests that is about the only entertainment they will have this fall.
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Pettigrew
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Bryan
Public figures wary of vice presidential nominations
Many leading men avoid taking a nomination for vice president due to the risk of political death if the ticket fails. The text notes their caution stems from past experiences and probable consequences.
Republican Convention Drinks Ban In Philadelphia
The article notes no strong drinks will be sold on convention grounds in Philadelphia where the national Republican gathering will be held. Delegates will carry tasks from hotels and bulging hip pockets are anticipated among attendees.
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Philadelphia
Teacher Miss Hasbrouck Charged With Religious Views
Massachusetts schoolteacher Miss Hasbrouck was discharged for telling pupils Christ was part of a large family and should consult ministers on scripture rather than her own judgment. Congressman Cowherd amused a Democratic convention delegate with charges against the Republicans, but no evidence supported them.
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Hasbrouck
Massachusetts
Christ
Cowherd
Governor Stephens vows militia call if St Louis fails
Governor Stephens says he will order the militia as soon as convinced St Louis authorities cannot cope. He criticizes St Louis as a disgrace to the city and urges decisive action to quell the ongoing tensions.
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Stphens
Lees State
St Louts
St. Lovings
Census Epimerator's Age Clue Trial Sparks Controversy
A census worker facing reluctance from women to disclose ages follows a disruptive instruction to tell them to “put it down at 4 anyway.” The plan aims to pressure underage women into revealing ages, raising concerns over coercive methods and accuracy in data collection.
Theories Question Taylor Link to Goebel Murder
The article argues against W S Taylor being part of a Goebel murder plot. It contends his life makes such an hypothesis absurd and notes a conspiracy would have involved more than sixty people, implying lack of evidence for a broader plot.
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W. S. Taylor
Goebel
Rival lawyers part after suit in unlikely civility
A man recalling a past lawsuit notes how antagonistic the lawyers were during the trial yet after a decision they appeared sociable and friendly. When asked why they explained that lawyers resemble sharp scissors who never cut themselves but cut what lies between them.
Religion and China's troubles stem from forced beliefs
The piece argues that the current and future troubles in China arise from imposing one religion on others who hold different views. It advocates respecting others' beliefs and allowing people to believe as they please without coercion.
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China
No platform line from Kansas City on police and governor
The speaker questions why Democratic colleagues in Kansas City did not include a statement praising city conditions while condemning partisan police influence and a governor driven by political ambition. The remark implies dissatisfaction with state leadership and urges a firmer stand in the platform.
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Kansas City
Democrats Laud Missouri Progress Spark Sarcasm
The Kansas City platform praise of Missouri under Democratic rule is read as rich sarcasm. It endorses Governor Stephens and associates yet the remark is dismissed as excessive praise. The item reflects partisan commentary on state governance.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Stephens
Prayer and power in war as the throne weighs
The outside view says war risks putting the Almighty in an awkward position. Boer supporters pray for divine aid while others petition the throne to back England. Napoleon’s quip that the Lord favors the side with more men and heavier guns echoes through the reflection.
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England
Napolian
Indictments In Goebel Killing Probe For Taylor And Chinn
The text notes Taylor faces indictment despite weak evidence while Col. Jack Chinn, accused by several witnesses of firing the fatal shot, has not been indicted though the evidence against him appears stronger. It dismisses any China role as equally implausible.
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Taylor
Gobel
Col
Jack Chinn
Goebel
China
American wives assert themselves in domestic conflict era
A St. Louis man named Able beat his wife after heavy drinking. The wife defended herself with a revolver, resulting in a coroner's case. The piece argues for recognizing changing roles and awarding the woman a testimonial for her stance.
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Able
St. Louis
Labor's right to strike and its limits in crisis
A terse statement by John J. Ingalls asserts labor can unionize and refuse work, but he condemns strikes that use violence to block others from taking jobs, destroy property, or disrupt large firms, calling such actions a violation of citizenship and criminal.
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John J. Ingalls
Republicans Set Strong County Ticket for Jackson County
Amid war talk and unrest in St Louis President Mahon attacks militia use while urging calm. Jackson County nominates a strong Republican ticket of capable, respected men praised for integrity. The editor urges continued effort, vigilance, and unity to secure victory this fall.
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Jackson
Editorial ripples and a Democratic party forecast in verse
The piece mocks editor Mc Guire of the Cash-Book, laments fashion and youth discourse, and quotes Gov. Stephens on party unity. It contrasts Democratic discord with Republican cohesion, likening Democrats to chaff and Republicans to a fruitful tree by the river. The author warns of ongoing Democratic disarray as peril.
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W. Limbaugh
McGuire
Democratic Party
Gov. Stephens
Gordon
Vernon County
Col. Phelps
Citizens must decide state problems in presidential campaign
Since the formation of the government, the people face unmatched state issues. The upcoming campaign will debate money, Cuba and the Philippines, Hawaii relations, and more. Citizens must assess administration handling and decide whether to support current leaders. A fair, nonpartisan view favors national interest over party.
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United States
Hawaii
Plumbers Licensed by Water Company Named in Notice
Cape Girardeau Electric Light and Water Company warns that Richardson & Slavick and Jos Fuerth are the only plumbers in the city licensed by the water company. Any tapping or interference with water pipes or mains must be done by these licensed professionals to ensure safety and compliance.
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Richardson & Slavick
Jos Fuerth
Cape Girardeau Electric Lght and Water Company
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