Truncated Rail Time Table From The Weekly Democrat
The June 20 1900 issue lists S M A R R time table details with departures for Kansas City Mail St Louis Express Williamsville Bloomfield accommodations and local freight. Entries show daily or Sunday only service with approximate times noted and incomplete text.
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Kansas City Mail
St. Louis Express
Williamsville
Bloom
Bloomeld
Cairocai
Texas Express
Broom
St. Lewis
Announcements for common pleas and county offices
A partisan notice lists candidates for Common Pleas Judge John A. Snider Republican nominee Cape Girardeau County Judge G. Ranney Sheriff John H. Jenkins Prosecuting Attorney Re M. Sawyer Republican nominee and discusses Democratic figures and national issues.
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John A. Snider
Common Pleas Court
It. G. Ranney
Cape Girardeau
John H. Jenkins
Ca Girardeau County
RE. M. Sawyer
Fragmented political commentary across parties and crimes
A verbose political column argues about Hanna and Bryan, party tactics, and Prohibition. It laments streetcar assaults in St Louis and a stray case of murder by self harm. It notes Catholic and Protestant tensions and urges readers to compare papers to gauge party strength. It also mentions Dunklin County politics and a Dunklin native nominated for Missouri governor.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Bryan
Dunikin Democrat
Dunklin County
Charles EF. Stokes
Missouri
Stokes
Bro. Caruthers
McKinley
Yuagheal Booner
Political Outlook and Coroner Verdicts Stir Election Debates
A St Louis era editorial contrasts Democrat and Republican platforms at a Kansas City gathering, critiques voter intelligence, and cites a Coroner jury verdict on a Broadway riot. It notes Republican prospects, questions Bryan support, and urges careful voter information before the fall election.
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St. Louis
Broadway
Washington Avenue
Corphers
Fragmented opinions on war, politics, and law in a 1900s column
A Jacksonian Democrat correspondent rails against Democratic delegates and railroads while discussing the Philippine war, Sunday laws, and Irish-American tensions. The piece cites Spain and Cuba, Ireland, and Phoenix Park murderers, defending U S asylum policy and castigating sensationalist rhetoric.
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Unis Wf
Phoenix Park
Dublin
A Queer Local Philopher
Gebang attacks the DEMOCRAT over labor remarks and hints at publishing again with a diagram that may reveal his point. The piece provokes notice as Gebang imitates Swinburne and Browning while most readers fail to grasp his argument. He is urged to write plainly so the majority can understand.
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Democrat
Labor
Swinburne
Browning
Grebang
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