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Newspaper
Fort Smith Elevator
Location
Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1890
Page
2
For sale private enterprise assets include Fort Smith Elevator ApiGasus Pry water motor Press and related paraphernalia. Sale advertised immediately with possession given January. buyers offered outright terms. Proprietors and associates listed with partial business history and ownership notes.
Local report notes Col Tuva the supreme win and Ashtadad Col John Hallam of Texarkana announcing candidacy for the supreme bench. Mentions Senator Kobuues and Williamson. references a punishment plot and urging residents to vote for Del Fishback for next senator.
The National Barter Ail passed a resolution at a session in Acacia Florida denouncing the force bill. The group, identified as HHO, adopted the measure during the week long gathering.
The statement urges immediate creation of a reform school in Arkansas, asserting the state's strong need and urging the next legislature to take action to set up the institution for young offenders.
After reviewing the delegate count, Sebastian County's representation at the state judicial convention increases to nine instead of eight, as previously reported last week. The correction confirms the updated total and reflects the county's participation in the event.
Parnell struggles to hold atop the Irish policy leadership as allies fear his tactics push him toward perceived madness and alienate key supporters.
The passage of the force bill is threatened and may be accomplished, but its passage will mean the death of the GOP.
HW Mr Sitting Bull seems to precipitate a conflict in the Northwest with strong odds of supplying material for a genuine ghost dance by followers and tribal leaders.
A report alleging Col Fishback spoke in favor of Blair by in Sebastian county is false. The record shows he made a dozen or more political appearances in the state during the past two years.
A debated point centers on Dana and his party stance. The text asserts he is a Democrat only when it serves his aims. The piece suggests the legislative balance favors Democratic control and implies strategic party loyalty.
The report states Gov Heil and ex President Cleveland have reconciled. Hill plans to go to the Senate and use his influence to back Cleveland for the Presidency.
Kansas Senator Plamb introduces a Senate bill to provide for the free coinage of silver. Leading Republicans are working to position themselves for Democratic appeal in the current ratings.
The Alliances Pages from Manefield Arkansas debuts bearing the name Dan Hogan. The Alliance Patriot is a neatly presented eight column paper and we extend wishes to its editor and readers.
Mr. J. GL. Lee of Logen county is a candidate for persistent clerk in the next general assembly. He is described as possessing first class qualifications and is expected to run a strong campaign.
Johnson County Democratic central committee chair calls primaries set for the 27th to nominate a Supreme Court candidate and simultaneously show preference for the United States Senator.
The Globe Democrat exults that the G Y R has paid out over five million dollars in acts of charity in twenty years but omits the hundreds of millions the Grand Army of the Republic has received from government treasuries in the same period.
County official remarks on forthcoming primaries imply a schedule or decision date. The fragment hints at political timing and public notice but lacks complete details about candidates or results.
The contest has narrowed to Col. Fishback and Senator Jones. The piece argues voters should choose between Fishback who backs the people’s say and Jones who would not, urging Democrats to select the candidate offering justice and integrity.
A shaky Transmittal from St Louis and Memphis wires claims a $57,000 shortage tied to Terasnier Woodruff. WE. Woodruff asserts he will hand over all funds and urges a thorough legislative inquiry, declaring confidence in a complete audit by month’s end.
The next Legislature will be asked to appropriate funds for a state exhibit at the World’s Fair. Arkansas offers apples peaches cotton granite marble coal zinc and other products to attract capital and immigration. A past appropriation of 10 600 at the Cantensias opened eyes across the nation to Arkansas natural advantages.
The piece argues that allowing the people to vote for U S Senator is essential to true democracy and condemns opponents as libelous to democratic meaning. It cites Gen Palmer’s strong defense of government by the people and urges state contemporaries to note the stance.
The Sebastian Democratic Central Committee will meet tomorrow to decide how to conduct the primary elections to select the county's Supreme Judge candidates. The committee intends to craft the order to clearly include actions for United.
The Litle Rock Republican edited by Hon. W. Jua per Blackburn will be renamed The Free South. Blackburn is praised as a capable writer as he nears the later stages of life and is wished continued BUCCERS.
The Dardanelle Post weighs in on the Senate race offering commentary on candidates, policy contrasts, and the implications for state governance. It contrasts reform versus tradition, urging readers to scrutinize platforms, character, and potential impact on local and national affairs.
Two additional volumes by State Geologist Braaner have been completed and released. The announcements note new works in progress and provide brief details on the subjects covered in the volumes.
The Kalidasis line spurs rapid growth from Coal Creek Red Oak Enon Martisbome and Ada as timber and mineral wealth rise. The railway adds durable rails depots and modern passenger cars with reclining seats. Fort Smith area gains express service and a new depot planned at Wister with a 28 million gallon lake water supply.
The bodies of Mies Hemilton and John Branscombe were found after a drowning incident near Ann Woite River Stone pcootly. Local authorities investigated the drowning and named the victims.
A chaotic state wire reports a string of incidents from Batesville to Conway including property damage, robberies, and deaths. Notable items mention a Silas Dillard barn, a Denton death, rotten corn harming horses, arm injuries, lynchpin murders, arson at Conway, suicides, forgeries, court house bids, and mineral discoveries Rectorite and Newtonite.
Datiss Courier and Muskogee Phenix praise Col Ben T. DuVal for associate justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court. Both papers urge his unanimous election, calling him the best man and a credit to the state's judicial system.
A letter from Fort Main dated December 3 1990 urges Arkansans to vote in primaries on December 21 to express their choice for the U S Senate. The author notes reluctance to publicly run to avoid harming the Democratic party and calls for a public expression of the people's wishes through民主 primaries. The letter discusses Senator Jones and party leadership.
A bright cardhquake startled Larkwood Massachusetts on Friday. Reports cite arrests including Mrs Wright of Gen Moseby’s raider faction in Quincy. Other notes include a bigamy charge, a memorial Sunday ban on the World's Fair, a shipwreck with drownings, a fatal train accident, and bank and railroad troubles across several states.
Marshal Stavler was accidently shot near Wilco, escorting prisoners to McAlester. he died instantly ten miles from Ardmen while on the track. A man named Searber, 7 years old, was killed nine miles from Ardmen by a wagon wheel. Old settlers celebrate news from Washington as the court of claims awards over a million dollars to the tribe's settlers.
The Sebastian County Democratic Central Committee in Fort Smith Arkansas calls its members to meet in Greenwood on Saturday December 13 1800 at 12 oclock noon to select delegates to the State Judicial Democratic Convention in Little Rock January 8 1591 to nominate a candidate for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and to discuss other matters. J B Forrester chairman and H T Haulton secretary list committee members with precinct assignments.
A fragmented report describes a disappearance investigation near a railroad and sawmill area in Fort Smith. It notes a man named Charley Sith linked to the case, a recovered heavy weight body, and a suspect Negro's arrest with bond discussions. The article also advertises Bullard's Cough Syrup as a remedy.
A partial notice indicates a ticket sale for tourists and travel to Old and New Mexia with reduced fares. Details point readers to visit depot offices in Friscotine for information and tickets via Hart, Agt.
Uptmare, a dealer in cigars, rises in stature as he manufactures premier tobaccos. His El Dorado and Up Anal Up are hailed as two of the finest cigars on the American market.
The piece praises the Chicago Kinder garten magazine for its Christ Child frontispiece and Marillo inspired frontispiece. It highlights durable logging equipment, heavy cable projects, and a three thousand foot length. It endorses the magazine as a substitute when no Kindergarten is found and notes it provides theory and practice by leading kindergartners.
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