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Newspaper
Conway Log Cabin
Location
Conway, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1900
Page
2
Election slate lists state and county officials set for September 4 1900
A readable list of candidates and positions for the September 4 1900 election includes United States Senate Jas H Berry Governor Jerr Davis Associate Justice Carroly D Woop Superintendent of Public Instruction J J Downe State Treasurer Tuos E Lirre Commissioner State Lands J W Corquirr Secretary of State J W Crockett Auditor of State T C Monroe Attorney General Gro W Murphy Commissioner Agriculture Frank Hit rers Congress Hucy A Dinsmorg Prosecuting Attorney F E Brown Representative Gro W CLARK County Judge W H Duncan Sheriff W S Hendrickson Circuit J M C VAUGHTER County Clerk T J BULLION County Treasurer J P Tues Tax Assessor Jor ROPEN County Surveyor B F STEAMER Coroner Dr F G RICHARDSON Constable Cadron Township J H Harnxee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Jas. H. Berry
Jerr Davis
Carroly D. Woop
J. J. Downe
Tuos
E. Lirre
J. W. Corquirr
J. W Crockett
T. C. Monroe
Gro
Congress
Hucy A. Dinsmorg
F. E. Brown
W. Clark
W. H. Duncan
Farmers offer 1.25 daily with board for cotton hands
The Newport News notes farmers in the area offer workers 1.25 dollars per day with board to chop cotton but cannot recruit labor. It implies that at that rate there should be no idle men women or children.
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The
Newport News
Resignations Likely Among State Board Members
Two members of the state board of charitable institutions are expected to resign within a day or two. The new state house board members will not resign as they were appointed to serve until Capitol completion.
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State Board of Charitable Institutions
New
State House Board
L. R. Gazette
Ozark Democrat Says Silence on Scandal Manner
The Ozark Democrat condemns gossip in a clipped remark about a man who should suffer for harming a woman's name. It warns scandal mongers will not rest unless banished to a place without fans or ice.
Paper lost to fire recovers. readers urged to report
The editor explains subscription lists burned and urges subscribers to notify if they missed papers. New subscribers and a fire loss are noted as the team rebuilds. The piece also mentions Congress granting an extra month’s wages to Capitol staff and reports on Baron von Ketteler’s alleged death, with cautious commentary on China and Germany.
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Yeu
Congress
Capitol
Rchh
Democratic Platform Declares Arkansas Party Aims
The Arkansas Democratic platform denounces trusts and monopolies, supports the Monroe Doctrine and Nicaraguan canal rights, praises public schools, and calls for laws to curb corporate pools and restraints. It endorses labor rights, opposes land donations to private corporations, and seeks self government for colonized peoples while condemning imperial actions in the Philippines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.
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Democratic Party of Arkansas
United States
Democratic Party
Arkansas
Philippines
Cuba
Congress
Philippine Islands
Republican Party
Porto Rico
Congress of the
Global turbulence and policy shifts in 1900s era headlines
Army worms devastate South Dakota traps. Japan provides Yokohama hospitals for wounded. Renomination of Henderson in Iowa. Towne withdraws as Democrat. US mobilizes in China with volunteers. Chinese troops equipped with modern arms. Budget fights, court rulings, and a flood of global tensions frame a turbulent period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Japan
Yokohama
Independence in the Philippines and Cuban Rights Compared
The speaker argues that Filipino and Cuban rights are identical and that recognizing opposing rights does not create them. He contends independence for the Philippines should be declared to avoid bloodshed and questions the justification for American sacrifices to continue fighting Filipinos.
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Cuba
Philippines
Pearl worth 3000 found in Black River exhibited at Paris
A man named Burd from Black Rock retrieved a flawless round pearl the size of a playing marble from Black River. The gem, the most valuable ever found there, is valued at 3000 dollars and will be shown at the Paris exposition.
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Burd
Black Rock
Black River
Arkansas Crop Repert Patchy Weather Updates
The bulletin notes generally wet conditions and poor ground, delaying cultivation. Corn is largely laid by, cotton remains weedy and vulnerable to drought, oats harvest underway, potatoes strong, and apple prospects fair in the northwest. A separate court case at Middox Seminary concerns a man flirting with a female student on the street, resulting in two boys fined $10 each with an appeal pending.
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St. Louis
United States
el Reno
Okla
Ardmore
I.T
China
Peter G. Rathbone
Cuba
Rest Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
Secretary of the Interior
Dawes Commission
State Supreme Court of Tennessee
A. K. Ward
Ward
Honolulu
Palas Gaat
Middox Seminary
Sigma
Polceman
Guilty Parties Run Down In Public Teacher Exams
For years the education department and county examiners faced tampering as exam questions for teachers were obtained in advance by applicants. A clique in Little Rock allegedly supplied lists to teachers in other counties, with prominent local Black figures implicated as teachers and college professors.
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Department of Education
Little Rock
Tragic Fire Ends Thrace Black's Life Near Jonesboro
Thrace Black aged 20 perished in a blaze in a two story building near Jonesboro. A companion awoke Black during the early fire and both fled downstairs. Black, seen at a window wrapped in a quilt, hesitated to jump and did not escape.
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Thrace
Black
Jonesboro
Reservation Superintendent Seeks Guidance on Hot Springs Use
W A Eisele superintendent of the Hot Springs reservation met Secretary Hitch cock in Washington last week. He discussed the reservation management and asked for instructions on several matters including possible changes to hot water use regulations.
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W. A. Eisele
Hot Springs
Hitchcock
Washington
Fatal Shooting Incident Distracts Public Safety Efforts
An unnamed white man, Joe Anderson, fatally wounds Brown, a bystander, during a confrontation with a Black competitor. Anderson fired a Winchester rifle after interference with a public safety event, but the intended target was not hit. Brown dies from the stray bullet.
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Alzheimer
Joe
Chart: Bailey and Jerry Involved in Black Man Assault
Andrew Bailey a Choctaw laborer in Little Rock and a Black neighbor known as Jerry were involved in a conflict over a minor issue. The confrontation ended with Bailey stabbed multiple times in the back as he returned from dinner, causing serious injuries.
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Andrew Bailey
Colonid
Jerry
Labonis
Little Rock
Bailey
Tragic Accident Claims Young Farmer's Son
The young son of a local farmer died after an accidental discharge of a weapon. He bled and collapsed before help could reach him. In Batesville a local business group the Business Men's League has undergone reorganization.
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Jaa Farmer
Batesville
Out of the Ordinary Burial Rivalry in Helena
A dispute between two Helena undertakers over a corpse arose after a young Helena woman died in Hot Springs. The brother instructed one firm to handle the body while another firm claimed custody, leading to a replevin writ for $1,000. A justice of the peace ordered service, with the trial date in question during legal limbo.
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Helena
Hot Springs
Justice of the ‘Peace
Strawberry shipments from Benton county raise community earnings
The Fruit Growers association shipped 11 997 crates of strawberries, about twenty carloads, earning 98 cents per crate and $11 157 21 in community revenue. Non association growers added three carloads 41 800 crates bringing the total to 23 cars and about $12 831 21 in receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeneid
Benton County
Gentry
Association
Mena Man Found Dead in Chicago Suburb
The well dressed man identified as John H. Miller of Mena Arkansas was found in a Chicago suburb clump of bushes with a revolver in his right hand and a bullet wound to the temple. Letters in his clothing indicate his identity and show he was a railroad man and urge him to return home if work is not found.
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MacArthur
National Beer Relief Fund Association
W. Rourke Cochran
Messrs. Fischer
Wolmarans
Wessels
Hoffmeier
Cape Town
Leyds
Muller
Europe
Havre
Consul Stone
Washington
South Africa
Munroe Tipsward
Willis Lilly
Wandalia
Tipsward
Lilly
Tom Sharkey
Gus Ruhlin
Seaside Athletic Club
Coney Island
McDonough
Bombay
Cedar Rapids
Chas, Mefford
James Fitzsimmons
Joseph Drake
Miss Fitzsimmons
Hill
New York
Alphonse J. Jennings
Chickasha
I. T
Robrey
Jennings
John H. Miller
Mena, Ark
Chicago
Levee Contract Expanded Along Mississippi Below Memphis
The St. Francis levee board awarded a contract for ten more miles of levee on the Mississippi below Memphis to protect the Arkansas basin. Work is to be finished by February 15. Upon completion a continuous Arkansas side levee will run from Point Pleasant Missouri to the Lee county levee end.
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St. Francis
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf Buys Choctaw & Memphis Road
The Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf has purchased the Choctaw and Memphis road for 1 621 500 dollars. The line spans 295 miles from Hopefield Arkansas to Howe Indian Territory with 133 miles east of Little Rock formerly part of the Little Rock and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf
Hopefield
Ark
Howe, E.T
Little Rock
Storm Tops Mena with Demolitions and Death Report
A June 26 storm in Mena leveled six to eight homes with Carroll Cameron's house blown down nearly onto his children. Debris scattered hundreds of yards and casualties included a smallpox death reported in Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena
Carroll Cameron
Wallace Nominated on 126th Ballot for Railroad Commissioner
Hon J G Wallace of Pope county was nominated for railroad commissioner from the Fourth and Fifth districts on the 126th ballot with Wallace at 118 votes, Morrow 30, James 1, needed 73. J G Richardson of Walnut Ridge saw his residence destroyed by fire while the family was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Wallace
Pope County
Wallace
Morrow
James
J. G. Richardson
Walnut Ridge
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