Glarell on the Issues and Silver Debate in Missouri
Senator Cockrell signals opposition to a constitutional silver amendment while arguing for free coinage and the quantitative theory of money. He claims high tariff laws support trusts and favors remedies via tariff reform and robust anti trust laws rather than publicity. He warns corruption, not foreign threats, endangers the republic and calls for lawful restraint and political purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockrell
Jefferson City
United States
Congress
National
Tate
Republican Party
Dockers
da Sr
Republicns Party
Real Estate Transactions and Death Notice
Real Estate Transactions from September 13 list deeds and quit claims with buyers, sellers, and amounts including Kate Chrisman to Harrison Steele for 1000 and others for properties in Concordia Lexington Higginsville and Berlie. Death notice reports Mrs Elizabeth Krille 60 died of heart disease at 2325 Troost Avenue with burial planned in Trinidad Colorado. survived by two daughters.
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Kate Chrisman
Harrison Steele
Udres
Wm. Dublie
Frix Brinkhoff
Los
Concordia
Thos. ‘T. Strameke
Hdl
Aull
Lexington
Elizabeth Krille
Kansas City Star
Weslie Taylor
Troost Avenue
Krille
Familles
Missouri
Trinidad
Col
Stephen Krille
Speaker Henderson Quits House Renomination
D B L Henderson speaker of the House resigns from renomination to retire to private life. He cites sympathy with tariff reform ideas of his town constituents as the reason. Washington hostility between the speaker and the president is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
D. BL
House of Representatives
Washington
Btn
Record stock receipts at Kansas City yards exceed thirty thousand
Stock receipts at Kansas City yards Tuesday broke records with over 30,000 cattle and calves on hand, about 600 more than any single day at the market. The surge drew cattle from distant regions, underscoring a top day for the Kansas City stock yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bowen
Bie
Rana Cloyne Yards
Elements of Success for Young Men by Marshall Field
Marshall Field advises young men starting careers to align work with natural inclinations, pursue diligent study, seize opportunities, and avoid carelessness. He warns against wasted time, harmful associations, and excess. Emphasizes self control, savings, prudent spending, and building character over wealth. He cautions against overreaching ventures and stresses cash retail discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field
Chicago
Moodis
Cleve
Death of Jol M Conway of Marshall Missouri
Jol M Conway of Marshall Missouri died September 14 at age 77 born January 23, 1821 in Nichols County Kentucky. He married Mary J Jackson in St Louis March 27 1847 and lived in Kentucky Ray county and Saline county before stock business. Survived by five children I T Conway Ed Conway Ma Eugene Dawes J H Conway and Robert Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol M. Conway
John M. Conway
Marshall
Nicholag County
Mary J. Jukson
St. Louis
Kentucky
Ray County
Salime County
Conway
Price
Cockrell
I. T
Ed Conway
Eugene Dawes
J. H
Robert
Kansas City
In Memoriam Tribute to J. W. W.
Tribute to the memory of J. W. W. who departed his life in 1903 with lines on death and resurrection. The poem reflects sleep beyond waking beneath the sod and the coming dawn of Gabriel's call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Deap
Wreck of the Circus Train Delays Ringling Bros Run
The Ringling Bros circus train section derailed in a switch accident on Thursday night. A rail brake and two cars including the ple car and blacksmith car overturned, delaying departure by eight hours. No serious injuries reported and no major damage beyond the delay. The company is due in Manchester today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Bros. Circus
Manhall
Robbed in Daytime at William Aull House
A daytime burglary broke into William Aull’s home during a circus parade. Thieves took about 300 dollars worth of jewelry including a watch bracelet a diamond pin and other items while the crowd watched the procession.
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William Aull
Tawily
De Armond on Cuban Concession and Sugar Tariffs
The speech covers the Cuban relief bill and the Dingley tariff. It argues the Senate blocked the bill to avoid opposing the Sugar Trust, detailing duty rates and the so called differential tariff benefiting refined sugar. Concluded noting the amendment tied to Cuban reciprocity and political pressures.
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Mr. DeArmond
Lexiegion
House
Senate
Sugar Trust
Dingley
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Glarell
Recorders Office
Sarah F. Chinn
M. B. Avett
Higginsville
Mary Grinstall
Jas. E. Potter
Edward’s Mill
David Rader
Bainbridge
Wm. T. Burke
C. Freeman
Berlie
W. Hil
Dan B Hudson
Eliza J. Hudson
Mary E. Hudson
Harvey Duccan
Meredith Hela
Wm. H. Campbell T Thos
H. Campbell
Chris Wagner
LW. Carson
Odessa
Newell Dwight Hillis
Issoon
Tts
Jona Trent Astor
Gaebriel
Rock Island
Wew
Rock Island Railroad
BilNie
G. A. RK. National Lwampment
Washington, D. C
Ghutr Turd
Pacifly
St Linis
Paris
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