Folk Switches on Reform in Missouri Governor Race
A Missouri political column mockingly notes Folk’s shift from reform rhetoric to attacking Republicans of forty years ago over railroad issues. It questions his loyalty to the reform cause, hints at backroom deals with the machine via Bill Phelps, and weighs prospects for Missouri Republicans, arguing unity over patronage could help win the governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat’chally
Joe
Harry Hawes Jefferson Club
Doodlin
Missouri
Col
Bill Phelps
St. Louis
Cook
Allen
Seibert
Crow
Walsh
Brown
Cardwell
Seibert Piterite
Phelps
E. C. Brown
Butler
Woods
Bill
Birds of A Feather
Sweeney
Mike
Cornelia
Gill
Fellera
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missias Swatout
Folk
Hoodle
Pat Dyer
Bush
Herralp
Cape County
Walbridge
Independent Journalism in Missouri Weekly Censor St Louis
The Censor of St Louis, Missouri markets itself as nearly independent among Missouri journals. It promises fearless, sharp comment on current affairs with a magazine style and daily timeliness. A letter with $2 to the Censor, St Louis, Mo., is suggested as a perpetual annual joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lowie
Missouri
Traud
St. Louis
Field of the Cloth of Gold at World’s Fair Palais du Costume
The article highlights a Macaulay recounting of Francis I of France and Henry VII of England meeting at the Field of the Cloth of Gold. It notes the Paris original, the Palais du Costume display, and a famed Josephine gown valued around 850000, plus living fashion displays by state-representative women. It also includes a local obituary for Elizabeth Lessley born 1846 died 1900, detailing her family and funeral at Old Gravel Hill church.
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Ait
Loule
Specia
Cormeen
Macaulay
Francis I
France
Henry VII
England
Palais du Costume
M. Felix
Paris
Earls Court
London
Josephine
Napoleon
Pikes
Felix, Couset
Worth
W. FE
Owens
Missouri
Elizabeth Lesley
Lessley
M. E. Church South
Ron. A. C. Lessley
Methodist Church
Old Gravel Hill
Leasley
Jesus Calle
David
God
Jesus
J. E. Martin
M. &. Church South
Bismarck
Card of Thanks for John Daley burial aid
The Daley family expresses sincere thanks to all who kindly aided in the burial of their son and brother John Daley. They shall always remember the kindness shown by friends and neighbors. Mr and Mrs M Daley and family.
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John Daley
M. Daley
Me and Bill lecture by Rev Osbron at local church
Rev A T Osbron of Jackson delivered his celebrated lecture Me and Bill at the Methodist church on 1st Friday night. The platform orator impressed listeners and the talk ranks with noted lyceum speakers visiting the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Osbron
Jackson
Bill
Osbron
Lyceum
Fredericktown Democrate News
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Chicago
Foley & Co
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Diversey Blvd
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Sexton
The
Springfield
A. H. Davis
Me and
Brugning & Beastner Dry Goods CO
Civ
Nest Ly Bs
Table Dimask
Avorth
Oller
Co Saeres
Petieles
Dormer
Tale Ray
UT Laer
Len Yards
Worthil Zee
Doe Suspoilers
Allouy
Zephyr Cinghams Boys
Bruening & Kerstner Dry Goods Co
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