Time Table for S.M. & A.krfh Kansas City Mail and Express
Train schedule listing daily and Sunday- except service for No. 1 Kansas City Mail No. 5 St. Louis Express No. 7 Paxico and Bloomfield Accommodation No. 1 Local Freight No. 2 Kansas and Mail No. 6 Cairo and Texas Express No. 8 Louin Rapree No. 12 Local Freight with arrival times and stations across several routes.
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Kansas City Mail
SA. M
St. Louis Express
Paxico
Bloomfeld Ac
Pasion
Kansas and Mail
Cairo
Texas
Expres
Meee Louin Rapree
Announcements and political notes from Cape Girardeau region
The item lists candidates for Common Pleas Judge and Sheriff in Cape Girardeau County with party notes. It also surveys Missouri politics including the St Louis strike, opinions on Dewey and other figures, local paper acquisitions, and public sentiment about militia readiness. The column weaves election talk with broader national issues and regional newspaper chatter.
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St. Louis
Sheriff's Posse
Missouri Democrats Face Trust Reflections and Old Alliances
The piece notes the Boers and Filipinos parallel in counterattacks, charges Senator Allison with stubborn independence, and recounts that he refused a vice presidential bid. It questions Missouri Democrats on the New York Ice Trust link to Tammany, labeling their platform hypocritical, while praising Col. Bill Phelps’ explanation of a local saying and noting Stone’s Missouri reputation as "smoothy."
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Allison
Senate
Missouri
New York
Col
Bill Phelps
Names of three assailants tied to St Louis streetcar incident
Report notes three women Iwez Klasek and Trantine were identified as responsible for assaulting a woman on a St Louis street car and tearing off her clothes. The names are presented as explanation for the occurrence in the incident.
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St. Louis
Iwez
Klasek
Trantine
Mayor Riegen Hein Warns City on Crowds
The proclamation by Mayor Riegen Hein of St Louis warns residents to refrain from gatherings and to discharge arms, marking the first indication the official had of unusual activity in the city.
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Riegenhein
St. Louis
Political loyalties and local clashes stir debate and outrage
The piece critiques Democrat tactics to push Mr. Bryan's principles and notes bolting Mentune Democrats backing W A Clark for senate for ballot protection. It laments St Louis Sunday shootings by sheriff’s posse and recounts New Jersey factory tensions where workers demanded apology from a foreman and the firm’s credit.
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Democrats
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Democrat
W. A. Clark
Senate
Mr. Clark
Alarming Chins Crisis and U S Action Debate
The text argues the China situation grows more alarming and urges joint action by powers to improve conditions. It asserts that any needed joint action would not imply an alliance or commitment by the United States.
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Chins
Gold Democrats defer third ticket after conventions
Chairman Peabody says the question of a Gold Democratic third ticket will stand in abeyance until after the two conventions and party platforms are announced. Whether a third candidate is run depends on delegate constituencies and expediency, with the imperialistic issue likely shaping the platform similar to Palmer and Buckner four years ago.
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Peabody
National Committee of the
Gold Democrats
Palmer
Buckner
St Louis man probes President Mahon on street car strike
A St Louis man questions what President Mahon is earning from the street car strike. The inquiry is labeled impertinent and out of place by critics, signaling tension over compensation amid labor actions.
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St. Louis
Mahon
Public Letters Roil Jackson Coah-Book Beat Dem Debates
In public prints editor of the Jackson Coah Book and J W Limbaugh clash over who leads the Democrat beat. Both have issued open letters and the dispute is described as a contest between two “hoss and hoss” figures.
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Jackson Coah
J. W. Limbaugh
Beat Democrat
Hoss
Saint Louis Strike Bystanders and Prohibition Papers
The text mocks local strikers in Saint Louis who sit at home with open Bibles while the strike continues. It jokes about moving Jeff Limbaugh and Brother McGuire to the Cape, bringing a prohibition paper for missionary work, and suggests splitting the field with Bre. MetGuire if needed.
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St. Louis
Jackson
Jeff Limbaugh
Bro. McGuire
Cape
Democrat
Bre. MetGruire
Why Creed Revision Angers Some Christian People
The writer questions the push for creed revision, calling it an inevitable result of human-made creeds. Emphasizes the Great Commandment to love God with heart soul and mind and to love neighbor as self as the ultimate platform or creed.
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Lord
Prize money decision settles who led sea battle
The United States Court of Claims awarded Admiral Sampson $8335 and Admiral Schley $33000 for the destruction of Admiral Cervera's fleet. Public sentiment still names Schley as the real hero of the sea fight.
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United States Court of Claims
Admiral Sampson
Admral Schley
Admiral Cervera
Sampson
Schley
Riot details emerge at coroner inquest in St Louis
Evidence from the inquest describes a Sunday riot with a brick thrown at two men during arrests and deputies attempting to arrest the brick thrower. Strikers reportedly tied and bound each other, with other crowd actions noted as part of the incident.
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Cleveland
Pesident Mabon
St. Louis
Lawlesness
Admiral Dewey
Gov. Nash
Columbus
Ohio
Coromer
St. Lorti’s
Leber
Such stud ae the fellowing Jou the Perryville Sea
The text discusses strikes in St Louis sparked by wage pressure and price advances, noting a 4 percent average and labor protests. It condemns laborers for seeking higher wages and criticizes actions leading to rising costs and social unrest. It also mentions shooting and wasteful harm to birds and animals, referencing hunting restrictions in the Permsaiile region.
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Perryville
St. Louis
Pacer Men in St Loews Struck in Violent Towns Meet
In St Loews, pacers faced a deadly clash as strikers attacked a train crew. A posse returned fire, killing four assailants and ending the confrontation. Authorities warn workers will defend themselves if violence continues.
Gold Democrats consider ticket in Geld meeting
The Gold Democrats plan a presidential ticket in Indianapolis on the 2th. They will not back Bryan or any rival with a Chicago 1896 platform. They aim to defeat Bryan if he is nominated and contemplate backing McKinley outright to bury Bryan under a landslide of votes.
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Indianapolis
Bryan
Chicago
McKinley
Tutt's Liver Pills Proven Remedy for Bowel Health
Twenty years of liver disease cured by Tutt's Liver Pills claims health benefits for dyspepsia sour stomach constipation and sluggish bowels. A Va reader reports lasting relief and absolute cure after long suffering. Also notes Judge Spiegel of Cincinnati granting divorce citing a husband gambling and neglect as his main fault. The judge stresses financial care for families and condemns neglect.
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Tutt
R. P. Smith
Chilesburg
Democratic Opposition to Bryan Nomination Stirs Republicans
Chairman Hearthey of the Republican State Committee of Indians says a deep opposition exists among Democratic managers to renominating Bryan. He notes Indiana delegates favoring coinage at the 16 to 1 ratio and argues a Bryan nomination would damage the Democratic party’s standing nationally.
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Hearthey
Republican State Committee of Indians
Democratic Party
Bryan
Indiana
Sious Falls
Kansas
Notice of Stockholders Meeting and Railroad Purchase
Notice is given that stockholders of Kerpmett & Useec4n Haiivend will be convened at the company’s office in Cape Girardeau on Monday February 2nd to consider petitioning and securing the interest of the company. First Martence Gonds will be honored for the ties of converting a railroad from the St. Line at Missions sack Arkansas to Lenielle in Arkansas. The meeting will address the transaction before stockholders. K. P. Guerkary, President. KK. GD. ASOREIS, Secretary.
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Cape Airardeau
Mondax
Ceven
Martence
Stam
Missons
Arkansas
Kennett Canela Railposd
Leneilhe
Arkevens
Shere
Fma
von Wih
Jow-core
Cyr & Fastern
K.P Guerkyar
Viesicent
Asoreis
Sevretarr
Common Pleas Court Jurisdiction Clarified in County
The text explains that the Common Pleas court is a co equal to the Circuit court in civil jurisdiction and dignity, and that it operates under county supervision with judges paid locally. It notes ignorance about salary and asserts no appeals have been made to the Circuit court.
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Jackson
Masel
Coer Aa
Anc
Circuit Court
Common Pleas Court
Vandiver to visit West Virginia amid Kansas City convention
Washington dispatch reports Congressman W.D. Vandiver of the Fourteenth District returning from Missouri to oversee department business then traveling to West Virginia for a brief visit before returning to Missouri for theKansas City convention. He has consulted with the Democratic Congressional Committee regarding his speech on the President's commissions, with 100000 copies to be distributed.
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Washington
W.D. Vascdiver
Fourteenth
Missouri
West Virginia
Misouri
Kansas City
Vandiver
Democratic Congressional Committee
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