Missouri News Highlights Scholarships and State Affairs
Columbia reports winners of university short course scholarships funded by the Wabash railroad across multiple counties and towns. Jefferson City notes Hadley seeks a committee to award a $1,000 prize. appointments include Wil liam Behavler as assistant principal and writers. Washington details a proposed building for Williameville and state land talks. Jefferson City covers a supreme court decision on grain weight and tax amendments. Cape Girardeau mentions a hospital campaign shortfall and staffing. Centerville reports destructive forest fires. Springfield notes wage hikes for car men. Jefferson City records a state embalmers board appointment shift. plus deaths in Jefferson City and Macon County.
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Wabash Railroad
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Middletown
Montgomery County
el Naver
Chesterfield
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Chariton Ecounty
W. Goodling
Atlanta
Maconovante
Covhrun
Warkends
Carroll County
Jefferson City
Dovernor Hadleyle
Himett
Looe
Kreinmann
Wil Iim Behavler
McKinles High
Thishikes
Pommer Mieswirl
Victory of Eugene N Fos signals Democratic triumph in coming struggle
The article proclaims Eugene N Fos’s sweeping victory in Massachusetts Fourteenth district as a repudiation of the Aldrich Taft tariff and the Republican party. It credits Taft and Senator Lodge for opposing Fos, notes President Taft’s campaign trip, and forecasts a Democratic win nationwide. It also comments on tariffs, populist revolt, and calls for oats feed promotion for farmers.
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Eugene N. Fors
Provident
Taft
United States
Aldfioh Taft Taft
Hte
Eugene N. Fos
Massachusetts Congres Renal
Powe
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Vietory
Lodge
Fos
Providence
Fourteenth
Tarif
Tia
Taft urges party unity amid calls to protect public offices
The Chicago Journal notes Taft pushes Republican solidarity to shield government jobs from partisan strife. It argues presidents aim to preserve public offices for the party’s holders, while cautioning against perpetual office retention independent of public consent.
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Taft
Repubbican
Bette
Ned Sleeeran le
Tee Taft
Private
Chicago Journal
Weighty trifles and misrule in railroad contracts
An 1890s style critique denounces the weighing of malle and other nonsensical steps in railroad contract adjustments. The writer mocks concealments and trivialities in the system. Citing Taft and the public may vote to remove the administration in the fall election.
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Etry Mengenger
Twine
Aldrich
Teamwork Comment Sparks Senate Tension
A terse remark from Mr Taft about teamwork contrasts with apparent cooperation between him and Mr Aldrich, described as working together in a controversial, inseparable manner. The exchange hints at party or policy friction within the Republican leadership.
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Mr. Taft
Mr Aldrich
President and Press Critique Stirs Newspaper Accountability
The president criticizes newspapers as lacking edification while noting papers fulfill public demands when officeholders attend to business. He argues that if officials met their promises and obligations, newspapers would have little ground for fault.
Fragmented narrative of a posh interior and social talk
The text describes lavish wall finishes, alabaster, and decorative materials in a home or setting, noting the cost and value of wallpaper and labor. It mentions a guest or companion who plans to stay and reflects on social expectations, with scattered dialogue about marriage, offers, and the guardian of a treasury.
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Senna
Sil
Californa Fig'Syup Co
Serna
Indies
Wren
Wall
Deaser
Pierce
Common Sense
Meiling
Address World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M.D
Ruffalo
Signature ads and quirky quotations in old paper
A collage of vintage ad copy and dialogue snippets mentions CASTOR remedy for children, Waterman fountain pens, teething syrup, smoking ads, and aphorisms. The text blends product pitches with fleeting street conversation and literary echoes, reflecting varied 19th to early 20th century journal tone.
Excellent trade in Western Canada
Regions across Western Canada report a booming grain season with high yields and strong prices. Farmers foresee record production, rail and storage strains, and rising demand for prairie crops though warnings of later rains and market fluctuations persist.
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Western
Canada
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