Wabash Railroad Time Table and Local Connections
Vast excerpt shows Wabash and Jefferson City division timetables with trains to Kansas City St Joe and Richland, mentioning connections, arrival and departure times, and reduced-rate ticketing. It also includes an abstract of deeds filed with Lafayette county recorder, listing multiple transfers and property details.
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Kannanity
St. Doe
Eall
1. I
Kansas City
St. Joe
Richmood Cickety
City Ofee
Joun Taubman
C. Conner
Lafayette County
Did the crickets sing at thy christening event
Poetic verse recalls a child’s christening with affectionate observations of nature. The theme centers on enduring love and steadfast beauty inspired by a revered person, portraying nature responding to grace and fidelity through imagery of flowers and trees.
Wills in Life’s Strife Across Ages and Lands
Poem contemplates whether persistence or yielding governs fate. It contrasts those who strive with those who yield, noting individuals fade in conflict and life’s arc spans ages and continents, moving between two polar approaches to struggle.
A Letter From Brazil Describes Travel to Washington and New York
Clara recounts a southern journey ending with a visit to the White House East Room and McDonough School. She notes sights along the Chesapeake and Ohio rail line, a Potomac sail, and encounters with missionaries returning from Brazil. The letter blends travel scenes, personal impressions, and questions from friends.
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Clara
Brazil
Lexington
New York
Missouri
Mlinena
Kentucky
Washington City
Maryland
Pikes
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louisville
Washington
East
West
Rockies
Piedmont Valley
Grand Capitol
Ava
Holt
Litle
Edith
Union
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Capitol
Smithsonian Inalivnte
National Museum
Department of Syriculture
Army Medical Museum
Cocoran Art Gallery
War and Navy Department
White House
McDonough
Baltimore
Philippoteaus
Advance
Voyage to Para and beyond Aboard the ship
A travel diary recounts boarding a steamer bound for South America, detailing New York harbor sights, Bedloe's Island, the Statue of Liberty, and the Brooklyn Bridge. The voyage records daily bearings from July 1 to July 28, touches on seasickness mild, heavy Fourth of July storm, cargo, and scenic seas, with vivid harbor scenes and shipboard life.
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Central Park
Washington
New Jerusalem
Joly
Wardlaw
Loge
Inyecl
New York Harbor
Bedloe's
Bartholdi
Governor’s Island
Brooklyn Bridge
Liberty
Coney [Sland
Staten Island
New Jersey
Daly
IL Win W
Gimin.u
Amazon
Para
Maranham
Coara
Cape Hatteras
Gulf Stream
Eloise
Voyage on the Ambrose Aboard a Brazilian voyage tale
The narrative recalls a storm survived at sea and a tranquil Sabbath on deck. The crew observes celestial bodies Venus Mars and the Southern Cross, watches porpoise, seaweed, and phosphorescence, and learns nautical terms from officers. Capt Crimp earns praise as a cosmopolitan, patient leader aboard the Ambrose. They reach Para and Maranhara before continuing toward Ceara.
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Mother Carey
Sargsseo Sea
Jupiter
North Star
New Republic
Caid
Brazil
Crimp
Ambrose
Wardlaw
SS. Ambrose
Para
Maranhara
Dr. Bukter
Ceara
Mil One
Declines a nomination for state superintendent
Ancapta Missouri September 9 1990 Ww Garland St Louis declines nomination as Union Labor Party candidate for state superintendent. Cites party corruption fears fear of fusion with Republicans, calls for clear doctrine and independence. Argues tariff and money questions must be settled before further policy. Mentions L E Wolfe nomination pursuit and debars contest against him.
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Ancapta
Ww. C. Garland
St. Louis
Union Labor Party
Cincinnati
Tnujun Labor Party
St. Louisa
Republican Party
Itatmanagera
Lece
Boodle Gang
Tresson
Wall Street
Democratic Party
L. E. Wolfe
B. W. Fox
Missouri Missourian boasts bold claims and playful bravado
Tom Park extols Missouri and Missourians from Pike's Peak in a florid defense of the state. He lauds agricultural, mineral wealth, cattle, mines, and vast territories, praising Missourians as ubiquitous and energetic, while lampooning rivals and declaring local pride and resilience.
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Tom Park
Jefferson City
Misouri
Pike’s Peak
United States
Wike
Prairte
Clark
McDonall
Nodaway
Pemiscot
Union
California
Colorado
Keaneys
Nebraska
Texas
Speaker
West
Old
Missouri
Massachusetts
Juhia
Job
Turkey
John Sebree
Adage on dealing and danger from era quotes
A collection of quips from papers noting a card deal influence, warnings about unloaded pistols, controversy over Buffalo Bill's returning Indians, and social theater audiences described with subtle humor.
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Berkshire News
Dallas
Texsa
Buffalo Bill
Chicago Evening Post
Bostou ‘Transcript
Lowe Declares Return to Democratic Fold in Missouri Letter
Frank M. Lowe writes to the Kansas City editor explaining his switch from the prohibition party to the Democrats after a prolonged campaign across 103 counties. He cites Western loyalty, farmer support, tariff reform, and belief that prohibition cannot prevail, offering to tour the state in October to discuss tariff issues.
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Kansas City
Gretch Rockport
Atchison County
Plattsburg
Clinton County
Prohibition
Democratic Party
Logalls
Pitteburg
Republican Party
Atate Democratic Committee
Frank M. Lowe
New Corn Feeding Dangers for Hogs and Horses
The Baltimore Sun cautions that feeding new corn in fall often triggers hog cholera and horse colic. It warns against abrupt diet changes from old to new corn, advises gradual introduction, and notes risks from immature nibs and damaged kernels. Farmers should season the feed carefully to avoid losses.
Kennedy attack on Quay shocks the nation
The Philadelphia News derides the Kennedy speech as a distraction from Senate corruption and Quay’s grip on the Republican Party. It argues dignity counts less than honesty and warns against letting political maneuvering overshadow truth about the nation’s ruling party.
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Philadelphia News
Rep
Senate
Kennedy
Olerin
Ohio
Quay
Republican Party
Congress
Lavish bill criticized for undermining Australian voting safeguards
The Boston Globe commentary denounces the Lavage bill for placing absolute control of votes in the hands of three partisan officials, enabling fraudulent counts and final decisions without accountability. It warns fines or imprisonment for clerks who list uncertified members and argues the plan erodes democratic voting integrity.
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Boston Globe
Lavige
House of Representatives
Not the Proper Season Delivers a Quixotic Elopement
A clipped exchange between a ascetic summer girl and a despondent lover centers on fashion and season. The dialogue hints at a playful yet thwarted elopement as misread terms give way to a brighter perception of love and timing.
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