Republican Victory Across States and Election Speculation
Last Tuesday a Republican win occurred as New York City voted Republican by about 80,000. Several states including Ohio, Nebraska, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Iowa, New Jersey and Rhode Island followed suit, while Virginia, Mississippi and Kentucky swung Democratic by smaller margins. Rumors say no Democratic daily will start at the Cape. Pan-American exposition closed with a loss of 85,400,000. Roosevelt opposes trusts and will state his position in Congress. Kentucky editor Hisky Warrion may seek governor as Watterson backed Bryan in 1900. If Democrats nominate Prof. N L B Henry and Republicans nominate Prof. W H Lynch for state superintendent, the favorite Southeast Missouri train will fill the office regardless of outcome.
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New York City
Tammany
Abraham Lincoln
Ohio
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Iowa
New Jersey
Rhode Island
N. LB. Henry
W. H. Lynch
Southeast Missouri
Population figure correction for Fredericktown
Fredericktown Tribune clarifies the town population as 2 050 rather than 2 043, correcting circulating exchange reports and requesting readers to note the accurate figure.
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Southwast
Fredericktown
County poor farm records reveal expenses and repairs
The October board approved the superintendent of the poor farm report with $10.96 expenses and listed numerous vendors and services from Water-Pierce Oil Co. to Hinkle Williams and George Britton janitorial work. Bridge bids, road projects, and court house supplies are detailed along with salaries, surveying, and wardens. A new smoke house for the poor farm and a bridge across Hubble Creek near Jackson were noted, with bids from St Louis Bridge & Iron Co. and related approvals.
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HH. Joo
Water-Pierce Oil Co
Henry A. Leher
Hinkle-Williams Mere
Ouls Krueger
Albert Grocer Co
Caldwell
Poe
LL. M. Bean
E. P. Porterfield
Jesse Robinson
Alex Emlinburg
Engelman
Common Pleas
Konelbert
Standard Printing Co
Julius Jahns
West Disinfecting Co
Court House
Hinkle- Williams
Henry Goerkel
Aiaties
Steck & Mueller
F. Kos & Bon
Gomgchof
F. Kies & Son
Elreultelerk
Comimia- Bignon Oy
Hubble Creek
Jackson
St. Louis Bridge & Iron Co
Joseph Koehter
Geo
Wendal Seiler
John W. Deweese
Tillie Welty
F. W. Aberheil
A. Goekel Jr
Chas. Widerktall
Henry Bubo
John A.kitilen
Juhi le Miller
I. H. Woltecke
A. Wingerter
J. J. McGinnis
Meyer & Meyer
Dramshop
John Mota
Gus
B. Kopper
Miller & Jungera
J. W Sonarey
Aluist Cole
Cold Bath Advice From Luties Home Journal
The article notes the cold bath in the morning is less popular due to energy waste and low cleansing effect. It suggests hot water stimulates nerves and is more desirable, with brief immersion and a brisk rub. Some prefer a cool sponge bath ending in warmth and well being, while bath routines vary by individual strength.
Child Cured of Eczema by De Wits With Haze Salve
O M Phelps of Forestdale Vermont reports his child was completely cured of a severe eczema using De Wits With Haze Salve. He warns against counterfeit versions and notes the salve relieves pain instantly.
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O.M. Phelps
Forestdale
H. L. Jones
Tax collection schedule for Cape Girardeau County Missouri
The undersigned collector of the revenue of Cape Girardeau county will meet taxpayers at multiple townships from November 7 to December 2, 1901, with a final session at his Jackson office December 3, 1901 to January 1, 1902. Notices warn that nonpayment will lead to seizure and sale, and back tax books will not be carried. The ad also promotes 1902 calendars and lists various local business notes and ads.
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Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Arnsberg
Apple Creek
Appleton
Apple Creek Township
Pocahontas
Shawnee Township
Shawneetown
Tool
New Wells
Neely's Lamiling
Shawnee
Egypt Mills
Raundol
Cape Girardeau
Cape Girardou Township
Jackson
E. W. Flenttgs
Capa Girardeau County
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Jackson Herald
Republican IN Politica
B. F. Lusk
Pusuianen
Clase Etter
Weeeers
Virginia
Mississippi
Kentucky
The
Cape
Daily Republican
Jeper Four
Supreme Judgship
Judge Fox
Roosevelt
Congress
Hisky Warrrison
Courier-Journal
Watterson
Uryan
Iryan
Eclec
Algernie Tod
Efforgi Jens
Basting Fetai Ly
Avory City
Idtown
the McCall CO
Vis
West Mol St
New Yous
Humphreys
Lewis Ockerman
Goshen
Ind
de Witt
Weenee
Cae Nega Dis
County Road and Bridge Fund
Roail District Fund
Cape Girardeau Fair & Park
John Burford
Gleorge Grant
Wilbur Seabeagh
Alice and
Rena Montgomery
Chas. M. Waltera
A. Haldaman
Ann, al
Chas. Ross
East Main Street
Ed Regenhardt
J. W. Worsnop
Williams’ School
W.T. Wesson
Gholsonville
Wilkinson
Millerville
Scott
Herman Mueller
Messrs
Theiss & Theiss
Foley
J. Fink
Henry Steck
Columbia Mfg. & Importing Company
Dearborn St
Chicago
Altenburg
Plainview Nursery
Carl Wallace
Orren Wilson
Courtnef County
Attorney At Law
Cape Girardeau, MO
D. Hays
Central Hotel
Jackson, MO
John A. Snider
Attorney - AT - Law
HeraLp
Madison Medicine Co
W. W. Taylor & Son
F. A. McGuire
G. C. Hasslinger
Adolph Bluner
Grand Mound
Mny
Chinaware
C. Hasslinger Jeweler
Arnson
West Main Street
C. H. Wolters
Harness Sho
C. V. Alsop
All Tis Brawelies
J. L. Jenkins
Schueter
E. P. Emerson
South High Street
G. H. Hansan
Lima
Schaefer
Public Square
U. S
Meter Bros. Hardware Co
Canton
BlueJay
Hardick-Laker
John Deere
Harrows
O'Brien
Smith Young
Ilickery
Danaea Ee
E Burkeye
Manley-Thompson Buggies
Meier Brothers
Henderson
West Main
Ixxchange Bank
Henry R English
J. W. Limuaven
Huoen R. Quinn
J. Ronenrs
William B . J. W. Linnaven
Hven R. Quinn
H. &. Exons
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