Terns and Parties Unite For Missouri Democracy
The Intelligencer laments factional Democratic fighting in Missouri. It urges unity to confront the rival Republican tide, warns that factionalism weakens the party, and recalls William Jennings Bryan urging Democrats to back the ticket. It notes the stakes of a forthcoming state legislature and U.S. Senate successor.
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Missouri
Joe Flory
Brand
Hatcd
Clark
Congress
Union
OK Democrats
Wiliam J. Bryan
Noble
Self
West
United States
Senate
Satan
Lebanon
Mat. Hall
Saline County
Hall
Bar Po
Senator Cockrell Returns from Colorado to Warrensburg
The article notes Senator Cockrell’s return to Warrensburg from Colorado. It cites his brief stop in St. Louis, remarks to reporters about current Senate considerations, and his views on Governor Stone’s candidacy and Senator West. It also covers local editorials on journalism figure J Frank Leake, crime against white women and public attitudes toward punishment, and comments on Missouri political figures and state events.
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Cockrell
Colorado
Warrensburg
St. Louis
Union Station
Stone
Veat
Missouri Democracy
Missouri
J. Frank Leake
Moberly
Salt Lake City
New Orleans
Dallas
Texas
Kansas Ciy
Brighamites
Leake
Kalla County
New York
Europe
Columbia
A. A. Lesuear
Capt. Lesueur
Commonwealth
Capt
Lesueur
Grover Cleveland Finance Warrant Mentioned in Jest
The remark claims a warrant on the U S treasury for one cent against Grover Cleveland for a presidential salary balance. It also riffs that jailing a mythical "stuffed prophet" before his second presidency would have aided the Democratic Party's standing at this moment.
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Grover Cleveland
United States Treasury
God
United States
Democratic Party
Webster Davis Denies Returning to Republican Party
Webster Davis rebukes reports that he will rejoin the Republican Party to aid his brother’s mayoral nomination in Kansas City. Davis states he has left the Republicans for good and that his stance is clearly defined in his own book.
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Webster Davis
Kansas City
Davis
Largest Wager on Record in Pittsburg Yacht Bet
The English syndicate led by Walter J. Kingsley and Pittsburg group led by William J. Mustin finalized a 400000 dollar yacht bet. Kingsley received 150000 in British bank notes while Mustin provided a 250000 dollar certified check. Both parties arrived in Pittsburg to seal the unprecedented wager. Hardin News reports railroads will limit return passes to two or three for ships with multiple carloads after January 1.
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Pittsburg
Walter J. Kingsley
London
Mr. Mastin
Mr. Kingsley
Mr Mastin
Asbury Park
New York
Mastin
Kingsley
Kngaley
Hardin
Mitter
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Newt. Bryson
Louisiana Press
M. D. Wilson
Mound City Co
F. Ring
Tel
Lexington
Harris-Anderson Lumber
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J. J. Rhodes, M’q'r
W. W. Corse
M’g'r
Wellington, Mo
Mwichard
Puces
Jaxpnen, Ca
Morrison-Wentworth
Geo. M. Cateon
Richard Field
J. Andrew, Yons
Don Wilmer
J.morrhon
Ere
Gee W. Wl
McCausland, Press
Reland, Cashier
Les J, Ilsher
Trapers’ Bank
Bank
Goss Hern
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Commerce
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Anc
Missouri Valley College
Sansmous
Eastern College
Marshall
Missou
Une Oh & Alton
W. H. Black
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Marshall, Mo
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