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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1904
Page
6
Miss Cardew's Engagement and New York Plans Rise
John Burt learns Miss Cardew has married Arthur Morris, sparking rage and reflection on love and wealth. Blake contemplates moving James Blake & Company to New York while Morris plots influence and marriage, aiming to squeeze rivals and control Cardew’s fortune. Arthur Morris travels to Berlin, then tracks Cardew's movements at Raezynski gallery, plotting to learn her routine and influence the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Tia
Troiweton
Arthur Morrie
Peter
Mare
New York
Joln
Meade
New
Jeente Carden
Acitur Morris
Morris
Jeanie Carten
Penelope
A Foreign Mission and the Quest for John Burt
Morris pursues John Burt while Jege de Carden sails for Europe. Arthur Morris seeks Burt's arrest and news from Jessie Curron as he recovers from wounds. He writes to his daughter in Berlin, ignores past rebuffs, and learns of his father’s entanglements with General Carden and a looming financial dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Blake
Jim
Miss Cardin
Peter Durt
Arthur Tforma
Dake
Old Man
Mali
Cardena
Ulysses
Arthur Morris
Morris
Peter Burt
Mana
Suceen
Enecesn
Tri Wooph
Peter Kurt
Jege de Carden
Europe
Turing
John Burt
Jessie Curron
General Carden
Berlin
Bishop Lawn
Carden
Governor
Carlyle’s Sarcasm in London Cock Apology Letter
A letter from Thomas Carlyle to a London neighbor complains about a nocturnal cock that disturbs sleep. He describes residents as unhealthy and sensitive, requests removing or quieting the bird from midnight to breakfast, calling it a charitable act of good neighborship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Carlyle Oee
Vile
London
Republican Platform Ends With Reform Demands
The Missouri Republican platform denounces Democratic rule, pledges honest government and tax relief, attacks debt and mismanagement, calls for fair habeas corpus and election integrity, and supports public education and social welfare while vowing to pursue responsible economic policy. It criticizes Democratic misgovernance, endorses anti corruption measures, and outlines priorities for state governance and fiscal restraint.
Missouri Merchants End Annual Meeting in St Louis
The fifth annual session of the Missouri retail merchants association held in St Louis elected officers for Hannibal next year. Fred Busche was named president and J Pohle, RK McIntyre, J ke Heck, W W Smith as vice presidents, with W W Hawke treasurer and W F Sullivan secretary. The executive committee includes Lorens Padberg and George Wakera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Retail Merchants’ Association
Hannibal, Mo
Fred Busche
Co. J. Pohle
St. Joseph
RK. R. McIntyre
Hannibal
J. Ke Heck
Jefferson City
W. W. Smith
Springfield
W. W. Hawke
North
Loviteiann Pyechine Exposition Company
Awards For Repairs And Installations At City Schools
At a board of education meeting, contracts were awarded to T. W. Hackett for repairs to the Columbia school building after the fire for 4880 dollars. Solemn heat and power company won the contract to install a cumulative system in Central High for 2245 dollars. Other contracts covered equipment for the manual training department at McKidew, electric fixtures for James E. Yeatman High, and portable buildings for Wain Park. Plan changes at Clay school and Teachers College saved 9010 and 12225 dollars respectively by substituting stone varieties. A new setting will be advertised. The commissioner of archon buildings reported on the gymnasium plank for Central High, with cost 1700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wain Park
Clay
Teachers’ College
Indiana
Missouri
Archon
Central High School
Children Receive Prizes At Civic Improvement Farm School
In St. Louis the Civic Improvement League farm school at Tower Grove and Shaw avenues awarded prizes to girls and boys for garden work and product quality. Miss Hirrel Stevens directed prize duties with her father W A Stevens and Karly Layman as judges. River Front squatters were evicted. 23 families displaced as shacks torn down by Marshal James Coulkin’s force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Civic Improvement League
Tower Grove
Shaw Avenues
Hirre! Stevens
Iiniate Street
W. A. Stevens
Eugene Field School
Karly Layman
Chyic Improvement League
Stevens
Mr. Layman
River Front
Elgor Front
Meramer
James Coulkin
Moat
County Special Grand Jury Selects Twelve Members
Twelve men were chosen for a special session grand jury at Clayton to investigate gambling and alleged lawbreaking in St Louis County. The panel includes August Hoege and Louie Rott among others, selected from a 100-name list. The jury will convene Monday August 8 for the September term, while reports describe gambling dens shuttered and outwardly closed, with officials having deserted locations. Edward Salyers, a detective, reportedly defended a selective individual during an assault at Creve Coeur Lake, with John Doyle alleging the attack was vicious and that intervention likely saved a life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hoege
Kirkwood
Oscar Linss
Bellefontaine
Louie Rott
Sappington
Peter Frederitz
Clinton Huber
Glendale
V. Wise
Maplewool
J. Wilke
Cashier Trust Company
Clayton
D. Cable
Webbeter Groves
Henry Minke
St. Paul
Mauphin
Mureka
Bronneky
Pattonville
Harney Herbst
Florissant
St. Louis County
Kambling
Jide
J. W. MecBitdeney
St. Louis
McEiihaney
John Doyle
Mildine Trades Council
Edward Salyers
Home Protective Association
Crewe Coerr Lake
Mer
Doyle
Salyers
Leon
Divorce Suit Filed By Woman Against Convicted Boo dler
Mrs Berseh of Mexico Mo files for divorce from Schmiund Berseh a felon now in state penitentiary. She cites alleged contempt neglect and finances, claims pawned jewelry and presence of other women at their home. The couple wed in St Louis in 1897 and separated in June last. Also notes deaths and local civic notices including Cameron waterworks contract and board of public improvements engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berseh
Ida Thompson
Aiden
Hersch
Delegaton
St Lainie
Tee Hone
Tim
Cameron
Cameron Fins
Hiram Pins
St. Louis Board of Public Improvements
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