Time Table of Trains Departing at Cape Girardeau Mo
Posture listing at Cape Girardeau Missouri shows a second class schedule with trains No 1 Kansas City Mail No 3 Lomseck No 7 Williamsville and Bloomfield Accommodation No 9 Williamsville and Bloomfield Accommodation No 11 freight No 2 Kansas City Mail No 6 Cairo and Tennessee Express and No 12 Local Freight with daily and Sunday exceptions and morning and afternoon departures.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Kansas City Mail
Lomseck
Williamsville
Bloomfield
Fms
Cairo and
T Express
Williamserille
Louis
Political notices and unconnected editorials mix with campaign talk
A jumble of local election notices names John A. Snider and R G Ranney for common pleas judges and other county posts, while wider political chatter discusses McKinley and Roosevelt, the Republican National Convention, and reactions to Goebel law. Names and places appear in Kansas City through Philadelphia with commentary on China, imperialism, and domestic politics.
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Philadelphia
Walcott
Colorado
Political tensions and crop prospects dominate Missouri dispatch
The column notes Bry an hints at David B. Hill as running mate while railing at suffrage activists in Philadelphia. It mentions McKinley Roosevelt, labor needs in Kansas, and St Louis streetcar violence. Reports on crop prospects, militia, and political frictions in Jefferson City follow, with a new Campbell paper and Census Bureau optimism about factory outputs.
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Jefferson City
Stephens
St. Louis
Arkansas
Protest Manifesto Warns Monopoly Figures
The piece notes a manifesto from St. Louis strikers promising a solidarity exhibit to shake monopoly foundations. It suggests Monopoly should exercise caution, while acknowledging the paper does not know the figure personally but accepts his existence.
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Democrat
Monopoly
St. Louis
Solidarity of Labor
St. Louis Strikers End Prolonged Standoff With Offer
The St Louis striking workers have finally proposed terms near what the Transit Company offered weeks ago. With positions filled, the company will not consider new proposals. Once the dispute cools, the strikers may have priced themselves out of work.
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St. Louis
Projections of 1896 Campaign Drama Between Parties
The piece argues the Republicans will fight for a landslide while Democrats aim to curb McKinley’s majority though they won’t succeed. It critiques Democratic press framing Hanna as the power behind McKinley and questions consistency over Roosevelt.
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McKinley
United States
Hanna
The
Republic
Roosevelt
Conviction of Mission Run Amid Warlike Policy
The quoted viewpoint from Bishop Cranston defends aggressive missionary aims in China, praising the use of force and treaties broken to spread Christianity. It portrays a stark, controversial stance that equates religious goals with national military action and disregard for treaties.
Striking Motormen Deny Dynamite Plot Allegations
The St Louis police found ten pounds of dynamite in a house occupied by two striking motormen. Critics claim plans to dynamite street cars, but supporters argue the dynamite was for science and that union members deserve trust. Leaders Mahon and others oppose violence and lawlessness, even as strikers discuss pressuring transit costs.
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St. Louis
Uproar over Buoxer TM uprising and land grabs
A Chicago tea importer with years in China condemns Buoxer TM unrest as just in aim but criticizes methods. He likens global powers Germany England France Russia to land grabbers, arguing missionaries pave the way for conquest, and expresses support for Chinese success if war can be avoided.
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Chicago
China
Germany
England
France
Kennett & Osceola Railroad Stockholders Meeting
Notice states a meeting of Kennett and Osceola Railroad stockholders at the company office in Cape Girardeau on Monday July 2 at 11:00 A M. The purpose is to consider guaranteeing 325000 in First Mortgage Bonds to fund a line from the Missouri Arkansas state line to Leechville Arkansas to connect with Jonesboro Lake City Eastern Railroad and address other business. E Fr Blommeyer, President. hk B Andrews, Secretary.
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Kennet & Osceula Railroad
Ofice
Cape Girardescu
Missouri
Arkansas
Kennett & Osceola
Leechville
Jonesboro, Lake City , Eastern Railroad
E. Fr. Blommeyer
Hk. B. Andrews
Morley & Morehouse Railroad
Cape Girardeau
KE. IF. Blomryxr
RK. B. Andrews
Cape
Leo Doyle
Unclaimed Letters At Cape Girardeau Post Office
Week ending June 2010 shows unclaimed items including John Ader, Jonole Johnson, Henry Brand, J Hickman Baily, Ray MecKinner, Clara Jones, LR Bisod, W Creigh, Carl Meyer, Evin Davis, Irahn Farmer, Annie Rantion, and others. Advertised notices instruct callers to mention advertisement. postmaster Ave. BisRchetH signs.
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Cape Girardeau
Ader
John Johnson
Jonole Brand
Henry Johnson
J Hickman Baily
Ray Jones
Clara Banmouth MecKinner
LR Bisod
Mre McKenny
W Creigh
Mr. Meyer
Carl W Davis
Evin N
Farmer
Irahn
Annie
Ave. Bisrcheth
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R. G. Ranney
John H. Jenkins
Sherif
Ca Girardeau County
R. M. Sawyer
California
McKinley and
Roosesalt
Ilinois
Webster Dave
Philadelphi
Tur
Mark Tapiey
Bishop Cranston
Jim Creelman Lax
Mousevelt
Mian McKinley
Platt
New York
Lord Salisbury
Foreign Office
London
Creelman
Democrat Party
Globe-Democrat
David B. Hill
Bryan
Teddy
Senate
Aguinaldo
Carrie Chapman Catt
Kansas
Webster Davis
Billie’ Mason
Illinois
Uncle Sam
Cuba
Patti
James Hatten
N. D. North
Census Bureau
Cranston
Great Britain
Stockholders Meeting
Edward S. Lilly
Lawrence
Girardpgau
Keeley Institute
Locoust St
TieoCereter
St Loui
Ile
Mockholders Meeting
L. H. Graessle
W. F. Main Co
W. BP. Main Co
Eastern Factory
Friendship and Eddy Sts
Providence
Western
Iowa City
Thor
Teara
UxGor
Herat
G.c.uittner CO
Toledo
Gismien
Bidgard
Humphreys
Parker
Main and Broadway
David A. Glenn
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