Lafayette County Campaign Notices in The Intelligencer
Announcements name James P. Chinn Frank Bowman J. A. Christy Charles S. Michell W. B. Waddell Winkfield Peddock George Sullivan Marquis C. A. Keeph and Bate Drummons as Democratic primary candidates for Lafayette County offices including State Senator Representative Sheriff Assessor Prosecuting Attorney Treasurer all subject to the party primary on August 4 1905. Also comments critique current politics and references to Independence Day discourse and local churches.
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James P. Chinn
Benner
Berdatevitch
Democratic Party
Dowman
J. A. Christy
Ofce of Representative
George Sullivan
Lafayette County
A. Keeph
Lafayett
Aupagt
Why not nominate David Ball for Vice President
A provocative line questions why David Ball is not nominated for vice president. It suggests the move would remove him from an embarrassing situation and implies political maneuvering inside the group.
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David Ball
Candidate praised for own merit in nomination
The candidate is regarded as a strong choice for the abk'h nomination due to personal excellence, not because of any weakness in opponents. The remark emphasizes merit over fault in rivals.
Political platforms examined with clear compass
A fragment discusses assessing political platforms by a guiding compass of principles. It signals cautious scrutiny of party proposals and policy directions, inviting readers to weigh values, consistency, and practical impact before forming judgments.
Intercicencer on debates harming party unity
The Intercicencer argues that debates between contesting Democratic nominees harm the party, citing at least one concrete example. The piece contrasts this stance with the Kansas City Post and notes a general reluctance to take vacations from church-going after the panic.
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Senator Stone
Kansas City Post
Republicans Fail to Exploit Cleveland Death
The speaker argues Republicans cannot profit politically from Grover Cleveland's death. Cleveland, a leading Democrat of his era, is likened to William Jennings Bryan who now praises him in the Commoner. Bryan acknowledges Cleveland's greatness amid current political discourse.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Bryan
Taft Nomination Debate Shapes Roosevelt Fight
The piece argues that Allies are not disappointed by Taft's nomination. It suggests reactionary corporate tools would leave Republicans with nothing to appeal to the people, while Roosevelt supporters push for reform and election strategies unfold.
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Taft
Aeain Siweeesees
WU Smidcalme
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Messrs
Cannon
Dalzell
Jenkins Et al
Sherman
Cowherd Runs Solo for Democratic Nomination
William S. Cowherd declares his race for the Democratic guberatorial nomination unassisted. He argues he can visit all doubtful localities before the primary and win more votes than Ball and Clark combined. The piece suggests Ball needs help while Cowherd has the edge, unless helped by the St. Louis Mirror.
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William S. Cowherd
Ball and Clark
Clark
Ball
Damon and Pythias
Hely
Cowherd
St. Louis
Taft and the Negro A mixed political row over race ties
The text contrasts Secretary Taft and a political Taft as distinct figures. It claims the secretary approved discharging the Brownsville battalion, angering black supporters. As a candidate he allegedly sought to placate black voters by token acts in Jim Crow territory and a box appearance with a mixed party family. It also mentions plans for a Washington monument to dead black soldiers.
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Taft
Brownsville
Jim Grow
Chicago
Washington
Lawn Social by Rydeavor Society at Witlon home
The Rydeavor Society of the Christian church will hold a lawn social at Clarence Witlon's residence on Tuesday evening July ith with refreshments. Everyone is invited.
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Rydeavor Society
Clarence Witlon
Qtart of the Ander eating olives In the miariet for 40 cents
Pat pda moawoe jars At jon La Lot Gastt Grocer.
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Jon
la Lot, Gastt Grocer
Local Notes from Higginsville and Vicinity
Various brief items list residents visiting relatives in Kansas City Chicago and St Louis state of Missouri. movements include Miss Nellie Martin Beulah Corder Stella Lewis and Edna Corder visiting kin. local business upgrades and a school project progress with a 13 000 dollar brick building. Died John Kidd 77 Magnolia and a marriage Charles Seefluth Bessie Knipmeyer at Marshall. Property transfers record numerous real estate deeds in Higginsville Lexington and nearby towns.
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Edna Corder
Solly Lyndhuam
Bronough
Vernon County
Leana Kidd
Morrisville College
Lyndhuam
Sweet Springs
George Tl’. Roggie
Seward A. Haseltine
Springfield
Congress
Missouri
Haseltine
Magnolia
John Kidd
Virginia
Price
Illinois
Baptist Church
Marshall
Charles Seefluth
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Bessie Knipmeyer
Corder
T. P.o'tartee
St. Louie
Til
Notice to Lexington residents for license applications
All persons required to hold licenses to operate in Lexington who have not complied are notified to apply for licenses with the City Clerk at City Hall before July 1, 1908. Monthly updates will follow.
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Lexington
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A. W. Allen
R. Sellers
Lexington Post Omite
Charles 5
Michell
Lafayette
W. B. Waddell
Winkield
Peaddok
Rhert
Marquis
Ae Me
Bate
Drummos
Democra
aAgi Lilitaren
Champ Clark
William Allen White
Demosthenes
The
Chicago Tribune
Independence League
Inois
Ionate
Harper’s Weekly
Republican Platform
Danny MR. Cowherd
Lawn Social
Fred Scheable
Kansan
James Starke
L. N. Barley
Susie Barley
Mae Andrews
Ella Maleeny
Shere
Edna Carthrea
Mattie Steele
Minnie Kuipmeyer
Pirgins Lile
Mable
Bess Knipmeyer
Walter Lunbeck
Colorado
Hayes Wollenman
Leo Wollenman
Hugh Kidd
Loury Peerlegs
Harris Bray
Tiffany Doak
Higginsville
Henry Welcher
New York City
Elia Hanafa
J. C. Blincoe
Hoofer and Minérshagen
Alice Belle Hays
Robert A Hicklin
Napoleon F Buck
Lacy G Ferguson
Edward F Franklin
Clayton Williams
Anna Hicklin
Eunice Smith
Nannie B Chamblin
Fred Bruening
Leon T Fleuret
Edward Robinson
RA Wells
Fritz Lefmann
Leon Fleuret
Wm F Winkler
Elizabeth M. Winkler
Samuel Huston
Yule S Brown
Thos F Lockhart
Ben Stigal
Fritz Weber
Edward
Ivan Nash
Thos E Smith
Jan
Kennedy
DoWitt
Board of Health
Thomas Walton
J. G. Crenshaw
Shotiare
New Library
ATT Brothers
White & Kerdolff
Lyon
Stalling Bros
General Hauling Service
C.L. Kenney
J. R. Wilmot
Stsa
Peden
W. G. McCausland
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