Abstract of deeds from Lafayette county Moore to February 1800
Furnished to the Intelligencer by Captain J. D. Conner recorder of deeds of Lafayette county Missouri. Abstract covers recorded deeds from Saturday February 1 to Saturday February ?, 1800. Names include W. Hooter, Geo. W. Hunter, L. Sithhovian, Henry Deuchler, W. Elling, J. Ashcraft, Reed, Reinhardt & Nutter, and others. Entries describe various tracts and parcels of land with measurements and locations in townships and ranges, noting covenants of warranty and transfers to numerous individuals and entities. The column also includes Missouri editors notes on politics, tax policy, and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. DO. Conner
Lafayette County
Recorder of Deeds
Pvt. W. Hooter
Geo. W. Hunter
W. L. Sithiovian
Konnenbe
Levi
Levinay
Lotto
N. Barker
Ashcraft
Theo. Bates
Jas
KE. Adame
Salow
Atoanda Brown
A. K. Brown
Shawhan
EK. Hoffman
Henry Deuchler
Aullville
H. Elling
Elijan Cave
Cantrell
G. Emieon
Suecres
G. Eminon
Aleo
J. J. Means
W. A.corape
McCormack
Jacob Pn Lyon
Reed
Reinhardt & Nutter
Ial
Bik
Itwler
Higginaville
J.corder
Bustard
Henry Hotelm
Ann
Charles Hi
Capman
M. i. Church
A.W. Stevens
D. Morgan
Henry
LC Stunkel
Aide aWeedl
J. W
McGinty Song Craze Spreads Across the Nation
A raucous song about Dan McGinty becomes a nationwide craze. The verses tell of McGinty climbing a wall, breaking bones, drinking whisky, and clashing with a driver and police. It ends with his arrest and a jail stay, reflecting a popular craze and its permissive reception.
Washington observances mark federal judiciary day amid rain
In New York on February 4 the federal judiciary celebration in Washington faced gloom from sad events and rain. The Metropolitan opera house hosted a grand ceremony with Supreme Court justices, ex presidents, and notable figures as Chief Justice Fuller and Grover Cleveland stood beside guests. Cleveland gave an address praising the creation of free government and the role of the tribunal in guarding liberty, while Justice Field and others spoke on the fathers of the republic and the enduring strength of the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Federal Judiciary
Metropolitan Opera House
Comte Ofaru
United States Supreme Court
Fuller
Grover Cleveland
Wm Strong
Evarts
I. J.J. Semmes
New Orleans
William T. Sherman
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Fathers of the Republic
Ouor Faibera
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Field
Rine v. Chicago and Alton railway judgment affirmed
Supreme Court follows prior ruling in Rine v railroad case. It holds the fireman and engineer could be found negligent by failing to act once Rine was visible on or near the tracks. The panel affirms the Saline County circuit court verdict, determining jurisdiction and statutorily imposed penalties apply to all railroad employees negligent while operating or supervising trains.
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Kansas City
Reed
Fietory
East Third Street
Corour Holmes
A. R. Jackson & Co
Ae Falty
DeHaun
Kansas
Hook
James G. Young
Hall Building
Ninth and
Walnut Sta
Spinney
Coun Warerlender
Watlock
Main St
Kanans Thy
Chinneldker
C. D
Bie Lense
Sty
Yestone
M.S. Fioyd
Sena
Artiata
T. G. Cramer
Grand Ave
E. B. Christy
Kaboka Gazette Herald
George H. Wallace
Missouri
Geo. H. Wallace
Wool Growers’ Association of Missouri
Sarah A. Rine
Chicago & Alton Railway
Saline County
J. D. Bhewalter
Priest
G. B. Maclallane
de Mo
Theo
Young Ringe
Timme
Afterhey
Rine
Carder
Kell
Stine
Maln
Hia
Eiie
Hine
Freman
Squinet
Bhear
Noenipger Ve. Voght
Isast
Frewan
Jawia
Barclay
Sherwood
Bible's Language Standard Praised by Reformers and Poets
A compilation of quotations extolling the English Bible and liturgy as the purest, most idiomatic form of expression. Prominent figures including Bishop Lowth, Hallam, George P. Marsh, George Eliot, Coleridge, and Swift cite the Bible as the cornerstone of English language and literature, influencing thought and style for centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Lowth
Jane
G. Washington Moon
Hallam
J. Whit
Nouwh Porter
Fisher Ames
George P
George P. Marsh
Adam Clark
George Eliot
Condit
S. T. Coleridge
James
Smith
William Adama
William’ Mathews
Merchants River Freight Line Prospectus Out
Kansas City Times reports a new river freight venture forming a line from Pittsburg to Omaha via Ohio Mississippi and Missouri rivers. The plan includes sixty light draught steamboats and 300 barges, with a $5 million capital, aiming to shuttle freight on a fifteen day east to west run and fourteen day return, charging 15 cents per hundred pounds for large consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants' River Freight Line Navigation Company
Omshe
Pittsburg
New York
Omaha
Neb
Ohio
Missiseip
Missouri
Cincinnati
Louisville
Cairo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Atchison
St. Jo
Council Bluffs
Oval
Fitteburg
Purposely Responding On Quorum And Presence In The House
A discussion notes that a quorum depends on the number present and participating, not mere visible presence. The clerk records 16 affirmatives and 2 negative votes as part of the roll call, with those absent to be marked as present in the record for the issue at hand. The chair reinforces the need to document presence to address the constitutional question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ahrens
Yenere
Cronk
Bargalus
Editora
Lexington
Biaeyelle
Mooney
Thomas
B. Reed
House
United States
Joke Laments Partisan Tangles In House
A newspaper item notes Representative Houck’s quip about the House proceedings. He mocks Speaker and party dynamics, praising Culbertson of Texas while joking about motions to adjourn and teller recognition. The remark hints at internal Republican strategy and cross party influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houck
Culbertson
Texas
House
Traveling man reports Sam Jones on train in Charleston
A Charleston gentleman recalls meeting Sam Jones on a train last week. Conversation with the Rev. Sam drifted to politics and to Senator Ingalls. Jones called Ingalls "just like a skunk's tail" fit only to scatter stench, a remark noted as timely and perceptive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Sam Jones
Sam
Senator Ingalls
Mr. Jones
Ingalle
Grain prices and tariffs raise public confidence, not crops
The Chicago Tribune, a Republican-leaning paper, argues tariffs do not alter grain prices or farm goods. It states prices are fixed by foreign markets and consumer costs rise due to tariffs, admitting the truth, and notes Wanamaker’s view that sustained advertising underpins business credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
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A. Edmonds
Notary Public
R. T. Jesse
Merrells Penetrating
Vanes Vovseros Co
Paris
W. W. Gemeen
Iim Ny
Leroy Farmer
Intelligencer
Golden Hugh Jassolutions
Bh Pett
Delon
Bouney
Pat
Higec
Be Tlatett
Deweter
Opteal
Aliver
Ware
Maninieuriog
E. Cheeseman
E. Chesseman
John
Hlackwell
Ory Jifica
Mersonie
Trigg & Leld’s
Janioy
Xenophon Ryland
T.J Duling
Courney Atlaw
Reegoncer
J. D. Smwalten
N Wilson
Lexington and Public
Kandas City
Notway Public
Tiorneds-At-Law
Konas City
American Bank
Cighth
Delaware
Uey Oo
Wallace
We. &, Cmilba
Wallace & Chiles
Ofice
Medical
Florence NX. Hamilfar, M. By
Franklin Avenus
Courthouse
Weekly Intelligencer
Otical County Paper
Ad Vintner
Alex. A. Lesueur
Sthan Allen
Circuit Court
Firat
Traina
Raland North
Seccvcca
Willarrive
Yunibus
Trans
Amt Weal
Richmond
John C Young
Jefferson City, Boonville & Lexington
Tims
Tipton
Boonville
Eeenees
SiMe Ta Go
Relea
Hebs Bish
Myriek
Truwens Fst
Ringtom
P. R HB
Weelward
Paanengel
Sedalia
Concordia
Aulivilin
Tao
Soebe - Higgineville
Welington
Fe Meth
Wateriog
Napoleon
Anu
HJ. Woupd
Myrick
Chicago & Alton
E.R
Black Barn
Phi Adem
B. O
William
Higginsv'e
Mayview
Odeon
Bales City
I B. Sar
Sundsy
Canada
Daegage
M. A. Hawking
tHlegin-ville
Missouri Editors
W. O. L. Jewett
Shelbian Democrat
Clarence Republican
Thin
J. Gainey
Peirce City Democrat
Proctor
Allen
Minslewipps
Vermont
Ediemas
James W. Johnston
Monroe City Democrat
Mesera
Sturgis & Weisell
Noosho Times
Seibert
W. al. Green
the Plaindester
Boulanger
France
Corporal Tanner
Foraker
Oho
Senate
Dudley
Quay
T. D. Bogle
Richmond Democrat
Hiram Steith
Hiram
Cameron
Hira
J. Brewell
Carrollton Democrat
Blithe
Tracy
Congress
Carlisle
P. B. Stracton
Marshall Democrat-News
J. E. Payne
Independence Sentinel
Mat. Quay
Jackson County
Q Larael
Wes. L. Robertson
Gallatin Democrat
Adam Rodemyre
Centralia Guard
West
Cleveaul
U.S
McGinty
Ameri- 610
Ita Cate
Dan McGinty
Pat McVann
Dan
Dar
Dawn
McGlary
News Sud
Isil
Mace
Dad
Tey
John the Ieal
Tle
Bedaley
Lwford
Clomka
Royle & Sun
Tole
DRS
Bussell & Tucker
Lalusgeth
Mainsiroat
xXington
Tucker
Franklin Avenue
Maya Ditever Tatise
Surveuns
Office
DR. Wellingte
Adam
Midland Hotel
Kanaas City
Kanaae
Hassell
D. L
Gomercia
Etington
DK. J. W. Meng
BANKS
Lexinton, MO
Baste
WM. H. KS
Directuhs
Loos
Terhunk
Amk
Catron Pep. Connell
A Taubman
Osposita
Wentworth
H. C. Boteler
Ial. Morrison
Bank OF
Higginsville
Neale
Fr Buehner
Horisman
Cacbier
Chas. Hokfer
Arment Hout
W. We Northcut
J. C. Jones
Ale
Ng Hualness O
Taylor A Lesueur
PAK
Mevers
Joan
Parton
Windur & Son
Avay
Wilmus
Supreme Court
Judge Black
State Supreme Court
Va. GC
Mamma
Tommy
Texse
Kansas City Times
Philip
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