Lafayette County political notices announce multiple candidates
Authorized notices announce J W Sydnor Geo W Hates Prank O Sprwat Joseph B Hagood Jerome Osborn Jules G Cor Charles P Kinkead Meredith Thomas Bate C Drummond William Young as Democratic party candidates for Lafayette County offices including Clerk of the Circuit Court County Clerk County Treasurer and Presiding Judge Also note a rumor of King Edward cancer and local football professionalism charges at Ackerson Brockmeyer amid St Louis papers’ crime flashback to Jack the Ripper
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J. W. Sydnor
Lafayette County
Geo, W
Joseph B. Hagood
Preatdin Tage
P_W. OSBORN
BanHugee
Jule G. Cor
Clark
Circuit Court of
Lafayette Connate
Sere Pape
Glasscour
Bate C
Drummond Ae
Democratic Party
William Young
Senator Culbertson Pushes Railroad Rate Bill in Line With Roosevelt
Senator Culbertson of Texas introduces a railroad rate bill aligning with the views Roosevelt first advocated a year ago. Since then the president has shifted, and the Dolliver bill may now better reflect his current position.
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Senator Culbertson
Texas
Roosevelt
Dolliver
Roosevelt Opposes Destroying Old Ship Constitution
President Roosevelt has spoken against destroying the Constitution or letting it decay. He notes the vessel is largely useless for service and costly to maintain, but sentimental reasons have kept it preserved so far and likely will continue to do so.
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Roosevelt
Judge William Young Seeks County Clerk Nomination
Announcement endorses Judge William Young for county clerk, subject to Democratic party action. He is described as a fighting, outspoken Democrat with a long, creditable record and proven competence. If chosen, he will run a vigorous campaign and fulfill the office faithfully if elected.
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William Young
Young
Hepburn bill advances after committee agreement
The house committee on Interstate and foreign commerce agreed on the Hepburn rate bill with Davie bill language substituted in many places. It is believed the amended bill will gain unanimous democratic support, with Hepburn aiming for a vote by mid next week. Gardiner Laturup and Walter Williams of the Missouri University board visited Washington to urge forest reserve plans in the Ozarks and possible government purchase of university lands for forestry. The Kansas City Star critiques rival papers and questions western emphasis, while a remark on tuberculosis remedies invokes a historic cave saltpeter theory and miners fumes in Kentucky’s Mammoth Cave context.
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House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Hepburn
Gardiner Laturup
Walter Williams
University of Missouri
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Ozark Mountains
Ozark
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Illinois
Hepburn rate bill praised as nonpartisan by Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star lauds the Hepburn rate bill as a wisely drawn nonpartisan measure. It notes the bill is backed by Democrats in two national platforms and opposed by old-line Republicans, with insurgents and a few Republicans supporting it in hopes of bipartisan progress and presidential achievement.
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Congress
Repubican
Kansas City Star
Massachusetts
Democratic primary urged to choose county ticket
A call to Democrats to participate in the upcoming county primary, urging voters to study the candidate list, cast a strong majority vote, and avoid past mistakes. Emphasizes enthusiasm in the primary as a predictor for the general election and the need for a decisive, united ticket.
Secretary Wilson Appeals for Meat Inspection Funds
Secretary Wilson asked Congress for a 135000 emergency appropriation to hire more meat inspectors, but Congress has shown apathy. The beef trust controls exports to Europe, especially Germany, and city health boards bar uninspected packinghouse products. Independent packers often fail within six months. some Kansas City houses are out of business. Packers would cover inspection costs, but law forbids it.
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Wilson
Congress
Europe
Germany
Whitch
Boards of Health
Kansas City
Beef Trust
Convict labor for public roads urged by United Mine Workers
The National Convention of the United Mine Workers passed a resolution urging convict employment in public road building. It argues convicts can work without special skills, benefiting the public and improving Missouri's road material. The stance challenges labor opposition to convict labor and envisions 1000 to 1500 men working year round to showcase progress.
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National Convention of the
United Mine Workers
United States
Missouri
College Visit and Piano Work Bring Patrons Home
Mr R N Van Tromp of Kansas City spent Sunday with daughter Mrs J T Bailey in Shelbina Mo and weeks work at the college placing pianos in good condition. Mr Buttie A Tucker of Kansas City visited his daughters Miss May and Miss Elizabeth. Our benefactor Pr Palmore plans another trip to Old Mexico as winter charms the region. Students gathered Monday evening with admirers braving the storm, cloak room orderly. The following day recitations showed little sign of the prior excitement.
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R. N. van Tromp
Kansas City
J. T. Bailey
Shelbina
Buttie A. Tucker
May
Elizabeth
Bem
Ug Sod & Howber
Sale of feeders and yearling bulls at Panxar sale
A dated notice advertises a sale featuring one car load of heavy feeding steers, one car load of medium weight feeders, and several yearling Thoroughbred Short Horn bulls. Organized by S. Panxar in Concordia, Missouri, the listing notes good quality stock and multiple lots available for bidding.
Armour's Private Cars and the Fruit Industry
A summary of Ray Stannard Baker's fourth instalment in McClure's on The Railroads on Trial. It details Armour monopolizing fruit transportation, forcing 600 percent higher ice and freight costs, pitting manufacturers against railroads, and using conspiracy to capture markets while breaking laws and coercing shippers and agents.
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Ray Stannard Baker
McClure’s
Beker
Amelia
Armoui
Touil
hoo-Armour Line
New Orleans
Chicago
Mr. Baker
Mid term exams and drill changes noted in WMA column
WMA notes indicate last Tuesday in Kansas City for Col Sellers, Mrs Hickman visiting Independence, and J J Baggett from Fayetteville visiting the school last Thursday. Mid term exams ongoing marking end of the third grade period. Maj Hickman in Ft Leavenworth for Captatooy examination. Inclement weather paused regular company drill but rhythmic exercises and forced marches continue. Kodol Dyspepsin Cure advertised by Crenshaw & Young. City hall work progresses. second story window frames in place. weather permitting, building will soon advance past stage.
Toe Paonme cans Combustion Report Summary
A dated report shows 27,000 employees with 1,500 white workers. Expenditures total 10,000,000 dollars by June 1902. Current payroll stands at 800,000 dollars monthly. Estimated assets valued at 4,000,000 dollars as of December 26, 1901. Balance requirements through 1900 imply 16,500,000 dollars paid from appropriations.
Fragmentary Midwest obituary note from Odensa Mo area
Fragmented OCR note references Sare-fine 147 acrotary near Wiproverd and Muy vier east of Odensa with vows. Mentions R FP D No 4 1-27 ad. Details are unclear due to damaged text but suggests a local notice or obituary snippet from Odensa Missouri region.
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Odensa
Odess a Democrat announces wedding of M Thomas Jr and Miss Vasco
The Odessa Democrat reports the marriage of M Thomas Jr of Bedalis to Miss Neilie Vasco at the home of Rev J L Downing in Odessa at 8 00 pm on Wednesday January 17 1906 The bride is from Lafayette county and the couple will reside in Sedplit after the ceremony
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Odessa
M. Thomas Jr
Bedalis
Mlle
Neilie Vasco
J. L. Downing
Olesen
Lafayette County
Mamien
Pledge of Support Shapes Pike County Democratic Nominating
The Callaway and Pike County Democratic committees backed four pledged candidates who were nominated or endorsed to rally support two weeks before the election. They plan personal canvassing to boost turnout and Democratic votes in the fall.
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Callaway
Pike County
Sis
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