Missouri and national politics and local notices montage
A混ated item lists multiple township officials and local names with fragmented entries amid wide-ranging notes. It references Oklahoma boil weevil quarantine aims, indictments against the sugar trust in New York, and a Missouri off year election context. It mentions Panaman canal bids, the death of former Senator Daniel Jullox Jewett, and various regional political opinions, including Lafayette County Democrats urging turnout.
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Lafayette County
Wilk
Diverse 19th century issues mix in scattered U S article
A chaotic fragment outlines topics from Salton Sea formation and river diversions to coeducation abolition at Chicago and Panama Canal bids. It notes Missouri court actions, Kansas City politics, river commerce prospects, and Democratic county strategies ahead of local elections.
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Missouri River Packet Company
Kamax City
Campaign prospects and Cuban intervention critique
The piece argues the 1906 off year contest will reveal whether Republican majorities shrink and Democrats, led by Bryan, can push reform by 1908. It cites Kansas City Journal's take on American intervention in Cuba, warning that Taft’s approach risks a race driven by white rule and future carpetbag government, with Rooseveltsites delegations likely.
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Genoe
Congress
Bryan
Kansas City Journal
Palma
Washington
Taft
Palmas Kovernment
Republican Party
Senator Stone Two Speeches Set for October Dates
The State Committee assigns Senator Stone to speak in this county with two events. Higginsville is set for the October 25 afternoon appearance and Lexington is slated for the night session on October 12.
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Stone
State Committee
Higginsville
Lexington
Football Saturday at Academy grounds ind HS vs WMA
A football game is set for Saturday afternoon at 2 30 oclock on the Academy grounds between Independence High School and the W M A team Admission is 25 cents A benefit entertainment by the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church is planned at the New Grand Opera House Friday evening Oct 10 at Union Station under the direction of Miss Anna Shelton
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Independence High School
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Grand Opera House
Mnion
Mins Anna Shelton
Lexington Team To Play Richmond High School
The Lexington high school football team will travel to Richmond tomorrow to face Richmond High School. A number of players will accompany the squad. J L Rinkead left Friday for a few days visit to Buckner and Kangis City, Mrs Eva Halstead of Denver Cole visiting local relatives, plans to return from St Louis. Mrs Burgan of Coeur dAlene arrived for a visit with cousins in Lexington. Clarence Vivian spoke at Burns school house promoting the democratic ticket with many candidates present. Thomas Walker spoke briefly after the address. Several public school teachers left for Kansas City to visit the city schools. Capwain Ryland Todddoter headed to Kansas City for the Stack Show.
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Eva Halstead
Denver
Cole
Henry Winkler
St. Louis
F. G. Burgan
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Reta Einkead
Burgan
Ora Houx
Burns School
Coudlyy
Thomas
Walker
Vivian
Kansas City
Miscus Chandler
Alfor
McClelland
Young
Shaw
Spears Smith
Gordon
Russell
Drysdale
StGuve
Powell
Green
Alfie Pitzgerald
Goodwin Loses Early Criminal Case in Skowhegan
Maine Senate president Forrest Goodwin, a young Skowhegan lawyer, fails in a small criminal defense with Sewell Nutting accused of terrorizing the town. The defense collapses when Nutting explains the two gallon jug he carried was paint for barn doors. Judge Priest presides as the prisoner pleads not guilty and Nutting is jailed in Somerset County.
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Forrest Goodwin
Maine Senate
Skowhegan
Sewell Nutting
Sewell
Goalwin
Clatel
Priest
EF. Danforth
Goodwin
Danforth
McRass
Somerset County
Largest tuna catch amazes anglers off California
A California angler named W. Woods hooked a monstrous 600 pound tuna. After seven dollars in bites, the fish was towed to the boat with two feet of tail showing until the line broke. The next day a dead tuna, believed to be the same fish, was spotted. Excursion parties charged one dollar per head as meals were served to the angler.
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W. Woods
Harry Eloise
Frank Y. Rider
For Business Girls Work Ethic and Self Improvement
A Chicago Daily News quote argues that business girls should view work as a serious career, not a temporary bridge to marriage. It urges hard study and active engagement, so if marriage does not arrive, she remains useful and interesting, helping younger women and performing kind actions.
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Chicago Daily News
Gasaway and Harkaway Discuss Secret Engagement
Gasaway reveals he is engaged to Misa Richley but asks secrecy. Harkaway suspects the secrecy means a stronger motive and calls Gasaway foxy. The exchange hints at private plans and public curiosity surrounding the couple.
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Gasaway
Misa Richley
Harkaway
Not Pleasant Exchange Over Mr Sharpleigh
A brief, clipped dialogue reveals Boroughs and Guncher debating Mr Sharpleigh. Boroughs dislikes him, while Guncher insists he’s agreeable when in a remnant mood, recalling a past five dollar loan as proof.
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Boroughs
Sharpleigh
Guncher
Aggravating Passage Describes Townley Incident
Fragmentary OCR reads aggrieved chatter about Townley in horrible humor. Phrases imply someone harmed a herd and forced movement yesterday, with fudged dialogue on understanding the situation.
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