Palmer Dies in Springfield Senate Veteran Dies Tuesday
Gen John M Palmer former U S Senator from Illinois and 1896 Gold Democratic presidential candidate died suddenly at his Springfield home last Tuesday He had served in the U S Senate and was noted for his political influence in the era.
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John M.palmer
Springfield
Til
United States Senate
Illinois
Governor and Senator Extend Prisoner’s Death Delay
Gov Jones and acting governor Senator Lawrence extended a hanging sentence for a Black man by thirty days. The original date was September 28 and was moved to October 26 following the extension granted during a hunt in the Indian Territory.
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Gov. Jones
Indian Territory
Lawrence
Davis man cited as loyal supporter in political note
The piece notes Gov. Jeff Davis should seek out Hon. J. E. S. as a steadfast backer since Mr. Martin stood with Jeff from the start. It also mentions a China dispatch about Prince Tuan and the Boxer uprising, suggesting the anti foreign element may hold influence.
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Jeff Davis
Davis
Martin
Jeff
China
Prince Tuan
County positions seek men of best business qualifications
The report states that road commissioner and overseers should be men of strong business credentials. It claims Jim Howard will be executed in Kentucky for Gov. Goebel's murder, asserting guilt as the jury of twelve, mostly Democrats, supported hanging on first ballot and finally agreed on the death penalty.
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Jim Howard
Kentucky
Goebel
Resolution of Sympathy for Mrs Theopolis Campbell
A Sunday School expresses sincere sympathy to Theopolis Campbell on the death of his wife Mrs Rayner Campbell who died July 26, 1900. The group notes she was a faithful member and a devoted teacher and asks prayers for consolation and comfort for the family. A copy will be sent to county papers and relatives.
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Theopolis Campbell
Rayner
Theopolis
RB. Campbell
S. S
Church
Plain Goods at Honest Prices Fall Stock Ready
Nothing But Plain Facts asserts a single honest price policy. The advertisement promotes straightforward goods with a no gimmicks approach and announces that fall stock is ready for inspection at the store.
Fine line of shoes from Brown Shoe Co at this store
A local shop advertises a large trade in top quality footwear, highlighting Brown Shoe Co. products for ladies men and children. The store promises the very best shoes, a large on hand assortment, and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Brown Shoe Co
Clothing and Gents Furnishings Offered by Local Shop
The store promises up to date stock and large in store selection. They stock clothing from top manufacturers and aim to please customers. A wide variety of gents furnishings is also available and the shop invites visitors to see the large assortment.
Dress Goods Department Offers Latest Styles and Prices
Our dress goods department has become a specialty with expert staff to study demands and select the latest designs. From satin silks to the cheapest fabrics, we offer a wide range so no lady needs to shop in another city. Visit to inspect beauty and value.
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Conway
Dry Goods Stock Promises Low Prices and Quality
A well selected stock of dry goods is kept on our shelves and sold to the people at rock bottom prices. We carry prints, sheeting, domestics, cotton checks, flannels and more with the best brands. You will not find a prettier stock in town nor goods at lower prices.
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Rock Bottoms
Chancery Court Adjourns After Three Day Session
The Chancery Court ended a three day session with Judge Thomas B. Martin disposing of many cases. Divorces, partitions, and foreclosures are listed among the disposition dockets, with several guardians ad litem appointed and receivers named. An advertisement highlights Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a valued cure.
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Chancery Court
Thomas B. Martin
A.J. Browning
Eliza F Browning
Sam Frauenthal
Rosa Kelley
Maurice Frauenthal
J.T. Cross
Fanny Milam
A. L. Milam
Dora Jones
W. B. Jones
Dora White
J. T. White
John Hutchinson
Fanny Hutchinson
Thomas Gwin
Fanny Gwin
S. F. Davenport
al Exparte
Rachel O. Ludwick
Effie Love
B. F. Lackey
Mary E. Lackey
J. D.slade
H. M. Reeves
L. B.mills
Emma A. Harris
S. G. Smith Et al
A. J. Paul
Hattie Shelly
John Shelly
J. R. Grisham
Sarah Grisham
Catherine Bosler
Nannie Dold Et al
guardian ad_ litem
John S. ‘Holloway
Chamberlain
W. H. Martin & Co
Residence for Rent Near Hendrix College
Rent available for a good residence near Hendrix College. Apply to J. W Underhill.
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Hendrix College
J. W Underhill
Arkansas Road Tax Opinion Clarifies Election Majority
Arkansas Attorney General Davis issues an opinion on the September 3 road tax vote, stating that passage in counties requires a majority of votes cast, not a majority of all eligible voters. The ruling defines “votes of a county” as those cast at the election, decided by ballot count.
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Davis
Colored man Philip Vance captured in Arkansas on murder charge
Philip Vance a colored man wanted in the Indian Territory for murder was arrested at Little Rok after a companion heard him boast while drinking. He had just reached Little Rock, found work, and admitted shooting three Creek Indians on his Muscogee area farm, claiming they attacked him at night over cattle theft.
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Philip Vance
Indian Territory
Little Rok
Vance
Little Rock
Muscogee
Railroad Commission Extends Deadline for Annual Reports
The railroad commission orders all railroads to file annual reports by October 15 after a September 15 deadline. Heaviest penalties await noncompliance. Several filings are incomplete and receive the same extension to October 15 for corrections.
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The
Railroad Commission
Fire destroys Texarkana Union Compress plant with cargo loss
A Texarkana plant of Union Compress Company was totally destroyed by fire on the 19th. The site stood beside tracks of three railways and 2,000 bales of cotton valued at 60 dollars each were on the platform. Total loss reached 150000 dollars, with cotton insured. Dr Adam Guthrie traveled from Little Rock to Quitman Monday night.
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Union Compress Company
Texarkana
Texas and Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Cotton Belt
Adam Guthrie
Little Rock
Wen
Quitman
Ed Jordan
Prescott
Little
Galveston
Ed Jiles
Kingsland
Jiles
Jefferson County
Virginia College for Young Ladies Opens in Roanoke
Virginia College for Young Ladies in Roanoke announces opening on Sept. 18, 1900. A leading southern school with ten acre campus, grand mountain scenery, and modern facilities. European and American teachers offer full courses and strong art music and elocution programs. Catalog requests to President Mattie P. Harris Roanoke Va.
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Roanoke
Valley of Va
Amer
Mattie P. Harris
Galveston Flood Aftermath and National Issues
Reports detail Galveston flood losses of about 1500 Black residents killed and 8000 left destitute with $5 to $10 million needed for recovery. Mayor Jones cites $20,000,000 losses and notes disinfectants and food on the way while authorities plan relief and self-support.
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Galveston
Washington
United Staes
Pekin
Germany
China
Santiago de Cuba
Santiago
Jones
Austin
General Fund
Cotton Exchange
Perfect Health Promoted by Tutt's Liver Pills
Advert shows Tutt's Liver Pills as a tonic to regulate bowels and create a vigorous body. Claims absolute cure for sickness malaria biliousness constipation and kindred diseases through liver regulation and vitality.
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Tutt
Best dressed men choose made to measure suits
The ad urges economy yet value in two made to measure suits for the price of forty years ago. Chicago leading merchants offer pure wool fabrics from top looms with latest styles and careful cutting. November 4 recommended.
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Chicago
N. Simpsom
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