Democratic nominees announced in Missouri race slate
The Bollinger County Democratic Central Committee announces Thomas F. Laxe of Ripley County as a candidate for Senator from the Twenty first district and William P. McCan for representative in the Fifth General Assembly. The committee meets at Marble Hill courthouse on April 24 for important business. W. J. Bryan remains a serious nightmare to the Globe Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Thomas F. Laxe
Ripley County
Twenty-first
Tollinger
Butler
Cape Girardeau
Carter, Dunklin and
Wayne
Bee
William P. McCan
Bollinger County
General Assembly of
Missouri
Democratic Central Committee
Marble
Tis
F. M. Werms
Sam J. McMiny
Albert II Tieman
Marble Hill
Ander
Jessi A. McGiovatin
Misserakt
Belinger
Jesse A. McGlovalin
Circuit Court
Bellinger
Fernand
Laowilthess
Marble Hai
Agerit
Tos
Thlin
Bolinger County
Miser
Cooko's Exit After Lat in Banner Remarks
A local figure named Cooko, described as afficted with Ted dyphobia, has left Latin after remarks about the town. The note expresses regret the place did not please him and asserts he is a really nice person.
Prohibitionists Call Missouri Convention at Joplin
State prohibitionists issue a call for a Missouri convention in Joplin on May 6 to choose delegates to the national convention in Columbus Ohio on July 15. Delegates will select presidential electors and two members of the national committee.
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Prohibitionists
Missouri
Joplin
Columbus
Ohio
Missouri Republicans Mark Down Taft Stock In St Louis
In a St Louis scene amid War ner protest, President reappoints Postmaster Wyman as Taft forces in Missouri are described as being marked down hourly. The report notes Republican members and leading party figures reacting to the reshuffle.
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Warner
House
Missouri
St. Louis
Wyman
Taft
Grand Old Missouri
Aldrich currency bill passes senate joins house ally
The Aldrich currency bill backed by Republicans clears the senate and is aided by a Republican House ally. Critics say House Republicans cannot defend the vote for the measure and its author Aldrich a servant of the Standard Oil trust. Senators who voted for it face long terms while the public may forget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Senate
House
Standard Oil Trust
Supreme court upholds state primary law in Missouri dispatch
Jefferson City reports the Supreme Court denied the Republican City committee of St. Louis a writ of mandamus aiming to overturn the state primary law. The ruling suggests constitutionality and foreshadows party leaders may push to name state candidates if official nominations are not made by June 1.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Republican City Committee of
St. Louis
Republican Party
Hadley
Banner Scribe
Turkey
Zetuenhein
St Louis
Todd
Sujal
Mpeti
Secuonl
Winder
Annie McCormick
W. J. Poston
Toean
JSS
The Advance of Civilization and Privilege in Politics
The passage argues that civilization grows through toil facing privilege, and that politics embodies a continuous battle where a large majority seeks to curb misgovernment by an entrenched minority. It asserts privilege survives by dominating political organizations and controls the republic.
Bryan as Democratic Hope and Defender of People
A longtime editorial lauds William Jennings Bryan as the strongest, most moral advocate for democracy. It praises his character, eloquence, and experience, arguing he embodies liberty, public justice, and national leadership. The piece contends his candidacy threatens privilege and unites millions behind him against a divided Republican faction.
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Burdes
Clare
Mer. Bevan
Venters
P Tad
Bryan
Jefferson
Jackson
United States
Congress
Tie
PSG
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Missouri Voters Hold Fast to Bryan Spirit
The piece recalls Bryan’s moral vision and allies in Missouri vowing victory again. It speaks of public duty, protecting the weak, and condemns violence after a confrontation where Bell, Bridgemoum, and Bridges are implicated with Bell jailed in Kennett.
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Alfred
Missouri
Bryans
Bell
Bridgemoum
Bridges
Deswils
Kennett
Selene Limelight: Malden store robbed by explosion
Southeast district reports an Anchor store break in at Malden where burglars used explosives to destroy a safe and secured 175 in cash and several checks before fleeing. Police seek leads as investigation continues with potential suspects not yet caught.
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Bir Vlars
Malden
Bell in Dunklin County Fatal Shooting Scene
Near Campbell Dunklin county on April 11 William R Bell a hand in a local area shot and killed Epic Bridge at Marion Bridges premises He and a companion Dawson and a whisky supply visited the Johnson fire where Bell worked with Mrs Johnson and others for a night of drinking and card playing as intoxication peaked early morning
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Campbell
Dunklin County
William R. Bell
Inna Marion
Bridges
Dawson
Johson
Bell
Johnnson
Meotern Meotern: College Activities and Preparations
Our Correspondents report Monday events at the Baptist church with praise for pastor and student participation in the fall courses. Students must carry required petes for commencement. College buildings show new paint. Libere visited Pleasantly last week. WMCL baseball faces JMA team at Jackson on the month’s last Saturday.
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Thee Baptist Chivels
Sindmoana Sanday
Bro. Libere
WMCL
J. M.A
Pat Jackson
Local News From Cane Creek Area and Surrounding Towns
Health cood reports farmers planting rice with J C Galloway preparing a new round. Cane Creek Church attendance by local folks. Luke Fowler and Johnny Gaither from Burg visited last Sunday. Sunday club meetings held in town. Edward Pittman from Grassy nearby. Boys report a warm lane of baseball Saturday. Photographer Shell thriving with picture work. Hahn correspondent urged to subscribe or ensure timely delivery of The Press. Bruny Boy.
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J.C. Galloway
Cane Creek
Luke Fowler
Jonuy Gaither
Burg
Edward Pittman
Grassy
Shell
Hahn
Banner
Bruny Boy
Stave factory runs full time and local news notes
Health is reasonable. Arthur Stephens and Henry Clibb from Pioneer Cooperage visited. Farmers prepare for corn. Castor booming. Albert Myers hustling workers at Gipsy factory. Post office exists. Monroe Fowler predicts Tift will be next president. panic over. Peaches killed locally. Cale Baker cut hand at stave factory. Luke Powler and John Gaither visited near Trowel. Hi Fowler visited brother J W Powler. Lee Baker moved here. Fowler operates P C Co whistle. P C Co. lost a horse Tuesday.
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Arthur Stephens
Henry Clibb
Pioneer Cooperage Company
Cale Baker
Luke Powler
John Gaither
Trowel
T. Hi. Fowler
J. W. Powler
Albright
Lee Baker
Monroe Fowler
P. C. Co
Loyd Stealth Weather Update
Loyd notes stealth status is reasonably good while continued rains persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd
Farm life notes and local happenings in a rough log
The report covers farming practices with fences and crops, church events at Mt Carmel and Pleasant Valley, Sunday school activities, and local visits. It notes health, accidents, births, marriages, and a humorous take on political beliefs among residents, concluding with local political preferences and county matters.
Rain Closes in on Farms and Towns in Easter News
Weather dampens work as creeks rise and fruit damage spreads. Easter observances proceed amid health concerns and local business chatter. Hog buyers from Leopold and Cape Girardeau report steady activity while roads deteriorate under poor maintenance. A county roade engineer debate and political commentary frame a tense week in the Banner.
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W. J. Poston
A. Poisehot
FG. Clippard
Leopold
Robert Kander
Cape Girardeau
Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoe Company
Tishone
Sonth
Marquand
Menoef
Thas Place
Germany
J. M. Zimmerman
Chicago
Public sale of secured Bollinger County land in Missouri
Sheriff Kirkpatrick announces a public auction on Monday May 14 for six acres more or less, part of the west half of lots 2 and 3 in section 5, township 30, range 10 east, Bollinger County, Missouri. The sale enforces a deed of trust on property tied to past due promissory notes, with the Mayfield Smith academy land road strip reserved, per the 1893 Mary J Mayer and 1887 John F Saunders chain of title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Phelan
Mite Phelan
Kollinger County
Missouri
Kirkpatrick
Bollinger County
Minday
Marbie Hill
Bollingcreoun
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Lindsay Murdoch
M. Hf. Williamton
Mayfield- Smith Academy Hind
Moses Whybark
Mary J. Mayer
Jehn F. Saunders
Bollinger
M. H. Williams
O.R. Kirgearnken
Divorce Petition Filed in Bollinger Circuit Court
Order of Publication states Maude Rieman sues Albert H. Rieman in Bollinger Missouri Circuit Court seeking a decree of divorce. Plaintiff alleges defendant does not reside in state and action commenced by petition in vacation. Court notices defendant by publication.
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Circuit Court
Bollinger County
Missouri
Teri
Maude Rieman
Albert H. Rieman
R. G. Hartle
Ole
Iis
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