Reformers Cite Party Money in Elections
A congressional report notes Republican election funding in 1896 and 1900 far exceeded Democratic totals, with sums from insurance firms and trusts linked to Bliss Cortelyou and others. It questions restitution and hints at political risk for those protecting stolen funds, while a Missouri anecdote praises Dr King’s New Discovery for curing consumption and coughs.
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House of Representatives
Republican Party
Democrata
Bliss
Cortelyou
Babcock
Site Insurance
Perkins, McCurdy
McCall
Hyde
Jirome
New York
Perkins
Blass
Republican’ Nations
Buss
Bud
Humphrey
Congress
Confederate Camp No 648 notice and local society items
Notice to Members of Confederate Camp No 648 U C V requests attendance in Lexington Missouri June 2 1806 for unveiling of Confederate monument at Soldier's Home. All members urged to be present. also local social notes including Miss Carlotta Newbrandt trunk shower at Miss Newbrandts Third Street with about twenty guests July refreshments. William Jewell College commencement June 3 to 6. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar ad. Mary Henry returning from San Antonio. Miss Gussie Georges visiting Miss Anna Gralling. Miss Anne Ireland trip to Kansas City. Miss Kate S Wilson Indefinite stay in Sandusky Ohio.
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Lexington
Paarrensere
Com
Gno. P
Vewanne
Lochia Arnold
Local Briefs From Wellington and Nearby Areas
Local notes detail travel by residents to Des Moines Nevada Leavenworth and Kansas City for relatives visits and speeches. Medical figures and local church leaders visit, join regional events, while weddings mislisted earlier corrected. A baseball win at Wellington, hotel brick delays, and a factory fire incident are noted amid community posts.
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Geo. Hutchison
Des Moines
Iowa
J. W. Howell
Frances
Nevada
Henry Brasch
Ida Altschaffel
Leavenworth
Kans
Mortgagee's Sale Notice of Law Book Auction in Missouri
Mortgagee Lexington Bank advertises public sale of a large collection of law books and treatises listed in a chattel mortgage dated 190x. On May day, 1906, at Lexington courthouse front door, Lafayette County, MO, sale for cash to cover debt and costs.
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T. J
Recorder of Deeds
Lafayette County
Missouri
Witt
Sala Duling
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Sedgwick
Ith
Thompson
Kelly
Drake
Starke
Story
Chitty
Blackstone
Whittleseys
Taylor
Kents
Hillard
Greenleaf
Wharton
Bouviers Law Dictionary
Court House
Lexington
Lexington Se Bank
Ortgagee
Walter B. Waddell
Conspirito 35431 Stallion for Hire at Higginsville Fair Grounds
Conspirito 35431 a grandly bred Wilkes Stallion will stand this season at Higginsville Fair Grounds under Mr. Wm Hackley for 15 to insure. Sired by Star Wilkes out of Gloria, Conspirito is coal black, 16 hands, and has shown exceptional speed at age 9 with pace times under one minute for a half mile and under 14 seconds for an eighth. He is praised as the best public stallion offering in Missouri.
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Higginsville Fair Grounds
Wm. Hackley
Star Wilkes
Geo. Wilkes
Conspirito
Gloria
Nettlewood
Almont Pilot
Marmaduke
Missouri
Estate notice in Lafayette County Missouri
Letters testamentary issued to Amelia Kririn executrix on April 6 in Lafayette County Missouri for the estate of Gote fried A. Erieth deceased. All creditors must present claims within one year from letters or be barred. actions after two years barred. Signed this 18th day of April, 100.
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Gotefried
A. Erieth
Lafayette Courty
Missouri
Amelia Kririin
Administratrix's Notice for Uiowellyn Cantril Estate
Letters of administration granted February 1 by Lafayette county Missouri probate court to Mary A Cantril, administratrix. All claimants must file for allowance within one year to avoid preclusion from estate. two year limit for filing from notified date. © Mary A Cantrilg, Administratrix.
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Uiowellyn
Lafayette County
Bissouri
Ieee
Mary
Canthilg
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