Candidates Named in Democratic Announcements
Authorized notices declare MON WILLARD D VANDIVER of Cape Girardeau County seeking re election in the Fourteenth congressional district subject to the Democratic congressional convention. Also MON Merrill Wifkin of St Francois County seeks the Twenty seventh judicial circuit seat subject to the Democratic judicial convention. James Dr Fox of Madison County runs for re election as judge of the Twenty seventh judicial district subject to the Democratic convention. ILON C D Anthony of Madison County seeks judge in the Twenty ninth judicial district subject to the Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard D. Vandiver
Cape Girardeau County
Eogress
Fourteenth Congressional District
Merrill Wifkin
St. Freveols County
Suga
Twenty-seventh Judicial Circuit
James Dr. Fox
Madison County
Twenty-seventh
Ilon
C. D. Anthony
Lincoln Addresses Congress in Washington DC
President Lincoln delivers a speech to the United States Congress in Washington DC. He discusses war matters, emancipation considerations, and calls for unity and constitutional actions to preserve the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
Abraham
Lincoln
United States Congress
Washington, D.C
Cuban independence resolution passes in Senate prior to Spain move
Tuesday’s Gilobe Democrat reports that at 1 o'clock this morning both houses' conference committees approved a Cuban ban resolution declaring the people of Cuba ought to be free and independent. The Senate soon ratified the conference agreement, while ministers prepared to present Congress’s resolution to Sagasta. Spain is expected to refuse, with the U.S. poised to act, likely sending food and troops to Cuba as the crisis unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilobe Democrat
O'Clark
Congress
Cuba
Senate
Friends of
Gubw
Minster Woolford
Sagasta
Spain
Wenera
United States
Ex-railroad chief H. W. Hickman killed by falling tree near Paxico
The Globe-Democrat dated April 14 reports H. W. Hickman former railroad commissioner died after a tree struck him as he walked near Paxico in Stoddard county. A companion was severely injured Capt Hickman served as railroad commissioner from 1871 to 1897. The New Madrid Missourian disputed a quoted remark by C P Hawkins and noted expected sworn statements from two prominent citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Democrat
H. W.hickman
Paxico
Stoddard County
Capt. Hickman
The
New Madrid Missourian
C. P. Hawkins
Hawkins
Democrats unite for Cuban policy and Maine justice
Democratic leaders in the house vote by wide margin for a majority Cuban resolution after a minority plan. The stance condemns Spanish actions against the Maine and pledges presidential action to free Cuba. Governors and party loyalists praise Gov Stephens as the state seeks a free silver platform and a strong ticket believed to win by 75,000 this fall.
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Democrats
Republic of Cuba
Fia
Cuba
Maine
Lion. W. Stephens
Stephens
Bsinesalike
Democratic
Atluses
Jefferson Ity Tribune
Flenocmis
Stone
Douglass
Oregon
Carter
St. Francois
Cooper
Saline
Chrtry
Montgomery
Stoddard
Cheriton
Johnson
Jasper
Cass
Warren
Wate
Springfield
Republican Platform of so a 1900 convention read in House
In 1900 the Montana representative Hiartman read a platform from the Republican convention. The text pledges allegiance to party interests and leaders, praises President Marcos Aurelius Vanna, and condemns earlier platforms. It argues for privileged treatment of corporations and criticizes prior platforms opposing capital control.
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Soa
Hiartman
Montana
Republican Party
Republic
Marcos Aurelius Vanna
de Fiote
There Is No Death and War Losses Echoed in Verse
A long excerpted piece rails at the GOP gold standard stance, mocks McKinley and Spanish Cuba policy, and praises deathless patriotism. It interleaves poems claiming there is no death with extended commentary on finance, platform loyalty, and Cuba, concluding with war casualty statistics and political notices. The text also quotes poems by J L McCreery and references historical battles and figures.
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Chicago
Borodino
Crimea
England
Canea
Local notes from Zalma area report spring work and events
Health is good and plowing for corn dominates farming. Frizzell Baker works for Thomas Clubb. Hiram Fowler completed a bridge on Clubb's creek. Jesse Kern fences thirty acres. Frank Fowler trades mare for a gun and is elected club captain. The town sees farm updates, marriages, moves, church services, and a major fire at J. W. Slinkard Co. storehouse with losses of 6000 to 8000 dollars.
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Frizzell Baker
Thomas Clubb
Hiram Fowler
Jesse Kern
Frank Fowler
R. L. Greenwood
Stoke Ramsey
Zalmag
Greenbrier
Stone
Rufus
Browwood
Hays Null
Judge Conder
P. R. Fowler
America
Noah Shell
Sylvan Ridge
Jesse Korn
Awapper
Acwan Lin
Kanter
R. P. White
Drum
Raney Sears
Zalma
G. W. Hastings
Senath
J. W. Slinkard & Cova
J.C
Blodgett
Sanford Tihn
Lutesville
J. W. Slinkard & Co
Andry Winchester
Jacob Boyd
Squire Gaines
Merrill Pipkin
St. Francois
George Ricurre
W. C. Brooks
Malden
Mth
J. W. Dixon
A. J. McMinn
Isaac Sturgeon
Hansandiver
Fox
Ammen Anoon
Rain irrigates farms and local travel noted in county items
The report lists ongoing rain, partial corn planting, and visits as families travel. Little Norris Martin recovered from illness, while Rev Burgett led services at Crose Roads. Several residents, including Louise Richt and Olla Rogers, are mentioned with small community updates and upcoming school term notes.
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Norris Martin
David Cheek
Putton
Indian Territory
Wm. Burgett
Crose Roads
Olla Rogers
James Teeters
R. L. Testers
Union Ridge
Louise Richt
Leopold
Henry Bollinger
James ‘Turner
Roy
J. J. Yount
0. M. Schbooble
Jina
Small-Town Notices and Obituaries from an Old Ledger
The excerpt records a close community noting the funeral of Uncle Jacob Barks at Cedar Fork church yard, with locals like Jacob Barks and Joel Hopkins attending. It mentions farming activity, weather, loans of plows, new ground cleared by David Shell, and local admiration for charitable residents. Members of the community discuss politics, commerce, and church gatherings, including candidates Vandiver for congress and local delegates to the county convention, plus daily trades and social events.
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Jacob
Cedar Fork
Jacob Barks
Joel Hopkins
Jackson
Tuop Axp Topo
Tiearth
David Shell
John Bailey
Jacob Slinkard
Zalma
Anop
Global notes on industry and geography in 1890s
The snippet mentions Russia’s ranking among wine producers, Texas area versus Spain, Nicaragua banana shipments, North American fish diversity, future truffle cultivation, measurements of the Chinese wall, rising US crude oil imports into Germany, New South Wales fruit output for 1890-07, Egyptian locomotive orders, and Chinese five related cultural notions.
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Russia
Texas
Spain
Nicaragua
North Amuries
Chinese Wall
Germany
New South Wales
Egypt
China
Japan
India
Minland
Mexico
The Mending Habit and a Nation’s Deterioration
Robert J. Kardette warns in The Mending Basket about habitually tinkering at repairs. He argues such patching masks decay, leaving homes and people frayed and decayed. The excerpt cites widespread neglect and a nation’s decline reflected in faulty upkeep and weak virtues.
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Robert J. Kardette
April Home Journal
Rube's Love Revealed in Rural Family Talk
A rustic domestic scene shows Hannah and a farmer wife noting Rube's signs of affection. The skeptic father scoffs at courting while Rube blushes, hides stationery, and the mother laughs as a blushful confession gathers steam. The dialogue captures small town courtship tensions.
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Rube
Hannah
Sam
Polerties
Atork
Robo
Alli
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Unknown Page
A garbled OCR snippet references a Brighton TV, a writer’s cramp, and vague notes about memory, belief, and health. The text is unclear with many misspellings, offering no coherent event, names, dates, or places to summarize into a full news item.
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Purstomne McKixney
Toes
Gen
Fitshugh Lee
Anny
Olice of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner of
Missouri
Drothee” Pipkin
Vox
Perryville
Dunce Pex
James D. Pos
Son. M.D. Anthony
Anthony
Ourteenth Congressional District
Poplar Blue
Bollinger
Ozarks
EMM
Erie Opal Cape Giranteau
ROGIL
Howellececs
New Madrid
Secretary of the Treasury
Rrepublican Party
Iain Fevor
William McKinley
Wall Street
Ainneapolis
Jon M. Palmer
Grover the
Marcus Aurelius Manon
Toms
Rick
J. L. McCreery
Atlanta Constitution
Heaven
Earth
Paradise
Angel Choir
Hong
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John A. Binder
Congrom
John
Zalma, Mo
Vandiver
B.S. Snider
J. WH. Lessley
C. J. Huffman
Ames Smith
J. W. Crader
Conention
W. F. Sadler
F. P. Welch
Fred Clippers
Barks’ Chapel
Bill Horn
Marble Hill
Fred Buckner
RK. B
Staton
Brighton
C. M. Witmer
Marble Hill, Mo
A. Bander
A. Aander
Sanders& Son
Markim Will
R. W. van Amburg
Hollinger
H. L. Cunningham
Cape Girardeau
Cfyson US Sturdivant Bank
W. K. Chandler
Attorney AT Law and
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Marnlin Mill
Co. P. Caldwell
Kennety, MO
Kennett
Court of Southeast Missouri
Supreme Court of the State
Henry N. Phillips
Poplar Bluff
Bollinger County
Moses Whybark
Matussinn
Joseph W. Caldwell
Bollinger Go
Courthouse
Marble Il
Union Hotel
Henry Gaines
Zatma
Crowswood
Por Mil Y Souoke Tower
High Street
Courthowsee
W. P. MaOaws
F. M. Wells
F Stevena
Cashte Bollinger County Bank
H. Schwering
Warren Building
Marble Hall
Guariantess
Wy KK
Chandlers Office
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ST. Louis
Cave Oirardeau
Fort Smith Rallaway
Cowan Belt
Tron Mountain Rye
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Iron Mountainy
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