Missouri Deeds Abstracts in May 1 9 1 5 from Lafayette County
Furnished weekly to the Intelligencer lists abstracted deed records from May 24 to May 31 1 9 1 5 recorded with the Recorder of Deeds of Lafayette County Missouri. Entries include James Price to Chris Binkleyer and others with lot lines acreage prices and associates noted along with cemetery lots in Waverly and Lexington transfers to various grantees including Goodwin Gunter Langley Green and Lay. Also features editorial remarks from Cameron Sun and other Missouri papers on politics farming and notable local personalities.
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Dr. Conner
Lafayette County
James Price
Binkleyer
Suburtan
Wollington
Berta
Fred Bertheh
Teres
Ifaw
Alsa
W. A. Itedd
Wm. Roigtt
Waverly Cemetery
L. Ruppel & Co
S. BE. Green
Vale
GIRO
Ald
Grove Young
Tawkins & Smith
bIk S
South Sale
Igpinsville
Albert Goodwin
F. J. Gunter
Bikk
Waverly
Ida Langley
Sarat B. Green
Bik
S's
Wdd
Iorenaucccpanes Tees
M. Valmer
A. Artheis
Bene Reesicceck Uies Tees
John H. Lay
George R. Lay
Nwitt
Thos. W. Gott
Peres
Robert W. Edmondson
Joseph Edmondson
Lexington
Kk. L
John
Odewn
Ruitemxuyebeebes
Ereseee
Landrum
W. P. Milner
Wave
St. Thomas
Jax W. Burns
Wm. Pearcey
le Pa
Farley
Lizzie F. Duvall
Summer’s Advance Seen In Chicago Streets
From the Chicago Herald, signs of summer appear not in flowers or songs but in street behavior as pedestrians favor the shady side and people anticipate the season's approach. The prose contrasts weather cues with everyday actions to signal summer’s coming.
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The
Chicago Herald
Bluebirds
Book Hear
Iam out you, I'm only I
Poem fragment reflecting on self perception and contrast with others. The narrator acknowledges personal faults but concludes they are only themselves, not the other person.
Family Chats Reveal Rockpate Traits Across Generations
Materfamilias Imogen discusses George Rockpate and the Rockpate family’s reputed stubbornness and hearlessness. Acknowledging a softer side, she notes potential brain softening in the family while glimpsing how grandchildren might inherit traits.
McKinley revenue bill denounced as reform betrayal
The Louisville Courier-Journal mocks the revenue bill passed by the House, calling it a flagrant violation of liberty and a boon to trusts. It accuses Republicans of imperial restraint, opposing reciprocity and favoring monopolies, while promising political backlash across the nation. The piece frames the bill as theft from farmers and workers.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Butterworth
McKenna
Chinese gambling trial ends with blood oath ceremony in Philadelphia
In a Philadelphia trial of Chinese gamblers, Young Bang testified as Chinese officials performed a live chicken oath. Interpreter Chew described beliefs in spirits as the basis for the oath, which required truthfulness under threat of death and bodily harm. A bungled beheading injured Interpreter Chew, later a second chicken faced the same fate amid mysterious signs. Spectators included college professors and Oriental club members.
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Philadelphia
Young Bang
Boyle
Chew
Bregg
Bang
Interpreter Chew
Oriental Club
Quotations on money, religion, and hypocrisy
A collection of satirical testaments from various papers noting money’s sway over religion and public virtue. Scattered quotes critique honesty as a policy ignored by most, and mock self righteous preaching while others practice what they preach. Notable lines reference Boston Pout Atchison Globe Somerville Journal Milwaukee Journal and Indianapolis Ram’s Horn.
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Indianapolis
Boston
Milwaukee Journal
Pocket states flood senate with new admissions
The piece argues six new states North Dakota South Dakota Washington Montana Idaho and Wyoming win statehood boosting the Senate and Electoral College. It claims the six pocket states dilute voters from Pennsylvania New Mexico New Mexico’s 30 612 votes and New Mexico were refused admission. It asserts a political maneuver to pack the Senate and Electoral College to protect the party in power.
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Union
Senate
Pennsyvania
Missouri
New Mexico
New Mexica
Harrison
Electoral College
Senate of the
United States
House of Representatives
Niagara Falls Ran Dry in 1848 After Ice Blocked Outlet
In March 1848 Niagara Falls nearly stopped flowing when lake ice, thickened by a harsh winter and spring rains, formed a solid wall at the river outlet. A west wind later released the ice, and water again roared over the falls, drawing crowds to witness the unusual sight.
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Niagara Alsa
Lake Erie
Niagera River
Niagara
Justice Miller Defends Original Package Ruling in Letter
Des Moines reports Justice Miller of the U S Supreme Court faced criticism for joining the original package decision on imported goods. A letter from Miller to Rev J P Tetter defends following the 60 year old constitutional doctrine and emphasizes obedience to the Constitution until changed by proper authority.
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Des Moines
Thia
United States
Peculiarity of transposed figures in 9 related errors
In the St Louis Republic note on transposed digits, any error from swapping figures yields a difference that is a multiple of 9. Examples show 97 vs 79 yields 18, 322 vs 223 yields 99, illustrating how such mistakes divide evenly by 9.
Letter from Nancy Jones on tariff impact and farming
A farmer wife writes from Aepo Al May 5 praising McKinley for tariff policy while lamenting its effect on staples like cabbage taters woolen rags and dandelyon she hopes the bill spurs rasher wealth for farmers and asks to pass her regards to McKinley Reed and Harrison and to kiss baby McKee for her
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McKinsey
Alger
McKinley
Mr. Reed
Nancy Jones
Harrison
Baby McKee
Jane
Fifty Years in Chains at Trinity Area North Carolina
North Carolina death news reports Jay Hill, an almost 70 year old man born an idiot, who was chained to a floor for fifty years. Despite violent outbreaks and strong confinement, he lived at home until his death near Trinity College. His father left funds to maintain him on the old homestead.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Trinity College
Jay Hill
Lion
Proposed Missouri county fairs schedule for 1890
A condensed list of county fairs with dates and locations across Missouri in 1890. Includes Andrain Cape Girardeau Caldwell Callaway Carroll Chariton Clark Clinton Daviess Franklin Greene Grundy Henry Jasper Johnson Lafayette Lincoln Livingston Macon Marion Moniteau Monroe Montgomery Sedalia Harrison St Louis City and others with August through October windows.
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Andrain
Mexico
Barton
Lamar
Caldwell
Hamilton
Callaway
Fulton
Cape Girardeau
Casa
Belton
Carroll
Carrollton
Chariton
Keytesville
Clark
Kahoka
Clinton
Cameron
Daviess
Jamesport
Franklin
Washington
Greene
Springfield
Grundy
Ton
Henry
Jasper
Sarcoxie
Johnson
Holden
Lafayette
Higginsville
Lincoln
Troy
Livingston
Avalon
Macon
LaPlata
Marion
Hannibal
Palmyra
Monitean
California
Monroe
Paris
Perl Nely
Ontgomery
Ontgomer Cit
Maj James Carbry Returns From Abroad With Desert Tales
Maj James Carbry reports warmly on the Sabarah desert and urges Carl Lohr to relocate a bodega to an oasis to draw more St. Joseph visitors. He recalls Vienna and Venice with humor, notes Venus of Milo over Venice, and jokes about gondolas. He returns unmarried as European heiresses seek American matches.
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St Joseph
James Carbry
Sabarah
Carl Lohr
St. Joseph
Vienna
Winerwaorst
What is home without a newspaper
The Beatrice Republican laments a home without a newspaper calling it dreary and ignorant. It portrays residents as detached from current events, with a turning to routine and ignorance, and describes a family trapped in dull routines and passive political participation.
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Beatrice Republican
Reverend banter over doctor of divinity titles
The Burlington Free Press cartoon dialogue features Rev Sourgrapee mocking the rising use of doctor of divinity titles while Rev Litelwall agrees they are becoming too common. The exchange satirizes clerical honorific inflation.
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Burlington Free Press
Sourgrapee
Litelwall
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