Politician Announcements and Campaign Talk
A series of candidate announcements for Cape Girardeau county offices appear, naming F. A. Kage for sheriff, August Ude for treasurer, J. F. Caldwell for assessor, Orren Wilson for prosecuting attorney, CG. L. Grant for collector, and R. R. Bedwell for Apple Creek constable, all subject to Republican primaries or conventions. The piece also includes editorials urging party unity, comments on St Louis Indian votes, and notes on Democratic tensions and local political opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Kage
Cape Girardeau County
Central Committee
August Ude
Ca Girardeau County
J. F. Caldwell
Orren Wilson
Cape Girardean County
CG. L. Grant
Apple Creek
R. R. Bedwell
Republican Party
Stallions Cuckoo and Jack Jumbo to stand 1904 season
The well bred stallion Cuckoo No 9274 of Huntsville Alabama will stand the 1904 season from April 1 at Louis E Kies farm near Gordonville Road Jackson with 15 to insure a mare with foal. Cuckoo sired by Ambassador 2:21 and produced Vesper 2:14 and others in 2:20 list. Jack Jumbo Jr will stand at the same time and place. Terms 7 to injure mare with foal. Mare and colt held for service fee. if mare sold or traded service fee must be paid. Season runs April 1 to June 11. Mares after June 11 must come early or at noon. No Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuckoo
L. H. Davis
Huntsville
Ala
Louia E. Kies
Gordonville Road
Jackson
Sey
Ambassador
Havin
Vesper
Jack Jumbo, JR
Seagan
Burton Convicted and Bank Robber Hanged in Week
Senator Burton was convicted Monday with a 10000 dollar fine and a two year penitentiary sentence, plus disqualification from office. E0. Collins, the Union bank robber, was hanged at Union last Saturday. Wm. Rudolph awaits execution in St. Louis jail after writing to Collins' sister. An announcement favors R. R. Bedwell as constable candidate for Apple Creek township, praised as best choice by Republicans. The St. Louis Methodist preachers denounce “Butlerism” and “Neshilism,” urging consistency against both Republicans and Democrats using “Indians” in politics. A rural free delivery piece argues for salary fairness and equal office distribution between city and country, urging a balanced allocation of county offices among Cape and Byrd townships and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Union
Wm. Rudolph
St. Louis
Stouis
Uncle Tom
Cape Township
Byrd
Cape
Common Pleas
Local News Notes and Casual Notices from Frayed Copy
Local items mention a death at Marble Hill on March 1 and other family news. Mrs Davis faces slau injury claims tied to Mrs Hid and Flontge relations. J M Sawyer visited his son Dale in Howard Kansas. Mr Sawyer suffered a rib fracture after helping with cattle but the condition is not serious and he expects to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant & Evarech
A. C. Ford
Marble Hill
Davis
Slau
Mr. Sawyer
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Chidhood
W. Ki. Broderick
S. B. Holcomb
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