Turbulent Political Tumult Across States and Campaigns
A chaotic mix of legal, political, and corporate news spans multiple states. Joseph F. Smith faces arrest on polygamy charges while suits target Standard Oil and Toservations harvester in Kansas. Caleb Powers’ pursuit related to Governor Goebel continues in Kentucky. New Jersey weighs Floodrow Wilson for the Senate, with President Wilson staying at Princeton. Missouri politics heat with speeches by Folk and Cungoe. Roosevelt’s federal intervention in Cuba prompts debate. Census statistics show manufacturing gains. St Louis eyes judiciary reform. Gorman estate reveals modest wealth. Bryan and Hearst loom in New York and Missouri campaigns as party lines blur in the national race.
Difference in views on government control of railroads
The text compares Bryan and Rooesvelt on railroad ownership and federal supervision, arguing the president favors increased state regulation to mitigate evils, while Rooesvelt doubts a legal restraint, and Bryan thinks such action may be too late but would continue efforts. It then urges Democratic counties to maximize turnout to win state and congressional seats, criticizing the Kansas City Star and Cannon ally Ells, and alleging bribery attempts and river appropriations for political gain.
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Bryans
Rooesvelt
Rooosevelt
Bryan
Missouri
Congress
Ube
Kansas City
Bille
Ells
Spokes Dagoon
Lis
Noonan
Kannis City
St. Louis
Ex-Governor Dockery Attacks Critics In Missouri Row
A Missouri Democrat, Mr. Clark, defends the party while praising past and present administrations from Woodson to Folk. The statement lauds the executive and state departments as honest and capable, noting some missteps but asserting a strong record of achievements and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockery
Copperburg
Missouri
Tite
Democratic Party
Phaiinnos
Fenrlitas
Imparusi
Domne Q
Male
Missouri Democrats Praise State Prosperity Record
The article extols Democratic governance in Missouri, citing rising school funds, expanded state revenue, larger per capita school distributions, and significant railroad property increases under Democratic control. It defends against Republican criticism, claims restored public credit, and notes agricultural wealth growth despite alleged Republican mismanagement.
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Lusury
Republican Party
Boministrinion
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Mraspurt Farm
Order of Publication in Mishctyl County Probate
Public notice warns of estate proceedings for the late Howard Haucgrle with administratrix Maure Administratrix seeking court aid and asset sale. It orders publication in the Lafayette county paper for four consecutive weeks and directs service by publication and posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lituzette
Mishctyl
Aprist Teri
Algal
Iwi Manerie
Degnuuaal
Unis Diy
Care Na Mauurie
Howard Haucgrle
Petilon
Hanert
Corcher
Xald
Edward Dayeide
Ile Lafayette
Stewards Rule Mare Entered In Multiple Ring Trials
A year old mare named Pauling was entered in three rings to show eligibility, with premium paid in each, and owner Mr Stewart sought entry in a fourth ring but was ruled out. The horse was bought several months ago and is considered of great promise.
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Frank Steward
Pauling
Wihield
Stewart
Tae
Holstore
Consiers
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the Intelligencer
Sarvepay
Octoven
E. N. Hopkins
Eaitto
J.G. Neale
Lexington Poutofice
Supreme Court
Loong TE
K. M. Woodson
Custice
Supreme Coun
Waller W. Graves
Soho
Howard A. Gass
Railroad Coummissioner
K. Br.ogleshy
Cong Anarmai
W. Wamltn
Joseph H. Christie
JDOR
T. A. Walker
Glasscowr Pelmcuit
Sydnor
Armeohio Ray Abney
George Bb
Gordon
Drummond Heer
Kinkead
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Thomas Ashooiat
Judd Easteam Tistrlot
Harry Hopekoun
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A. Leckivairt
Davie
Dover Towship
Geo
B. Reysine
Freniom
Fitageraid
Fhexington
A. Hicklin
Middletail Towers
W. Scott Thomas
Bal-a-Bar
Price McCormick
Washington Piwnallp
Jullie Geol
Towssoiy
Lirka Davie
Nevill
Dover
Tidges
Freedon Township
Hexingto Township
Staplewn
Migton
Weed McGrew
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Anna
Tris
Supreme Court of Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Toservations Harvester Company
State of
Kansas
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Georgetown
Kentucky
Powers
New Jersey
Floodrow Wilson
Wilson
Prineton University
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Wabash Railroad
Bridge ‘and Terminal Company
Lou's
Roosevelt
Nami Canal
Folk
Chillicothe
Cole
Cungoe
Foraker
Baynor
Sre
Cubs
Taft
Spiritu
Havoos
United States
the Census Bureau
Darry Hawes
Jeahar
Reoods
Hawes
Jsle
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
New Yor
Hearst
Kansas City Journal
Aklat
Journal and
Star
Mr. Hughes
New York
Huch
Mat
Kansay
Polk
Stove
Stone
Hryen
DTATE
Orr
Robt A. Hiviciln
Bone
M. Orr
Amijesourt
Thad
Wikies
Wilton
Hogun
Holien
Hong
Lexington
Ington Tawi Ivcidin
Lowal
Isan
J. Campero
Ofroul Merl
Om Lee
Jateo
Probam
Bis
Ame
Detroit
AL Gillen
And
Poland
Richmond, M
Dickenson’s Livery Barn
East Main Street
Emmet Rimmer
Richmond
James Roe
Excelsior Springs
Mr. Rimmer
Prince
Missour
Excelmut Springs
Falk Brothers
Richmond, Missouri
Sale
J. W Sparks
Marshall, Mo
J . Whlls
Arline’s
E. E. Axline
Oak Grove, MO
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