Democratic Con gressional Convention at Poplar Bluff
The Democratic Convention in the Fourteenth District met at the courthouse in Poplar Bluff on July 29 to nominate successors for the late James P. Walker. Balloting chose Marshall Arnold for the long term with 120 votes, and R. Whitelaw for the short term with a majority after multiple ballots. the session adjourned harmoniously at 8 p.m.
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Fourteenth District
Poplar Bluff
James FP. Walker
Congressional Committee
Chaivman
B.C. Jones
J.J. Russell
Mississippi County
L. C.ailey
Douglas County
J. J. Russell
L. O. Hailey
Charles E. Stokes
Stoddard County
W. T. Righter
Ripley County
Reading
Jamey P. Walker
Sen
J. Russell
John al. Winningham
W. E. Evans
Howell
R. W. Whitelaw
1. Seibert
Cape Girardeau
Marehall Arnold
Wo. Hanter
Seott County
Seeotmling
J. Perry Johnson
Butler
Wear
Joseph T. Wilson
Arnold
Arnold—Bollinger
Scott
Mississippi
New Madrid
Pemiscot
Dunklin
Stoddard
Wayne
Oregon
Winningham—Ilawell
Shannon
Douglas
Ozark
Wear—Butler
Ripley
Carter
Whitelaw
Mr. Arnold
Mort
Marshall Arnold
R. R. Ely
J. Posey Woodside
R. I. Whitelaw
John Winningham
Ely
Winningham
Benator Veet Exposes Protectionist Farm Promises
Benator Veet criticizes Republicans for misusing farmers by promising a home market, accusing protectionists of fooling farmers and urging farmers to resist the appeal and seek broader market prospects.
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Benator’ Veet
Tariff hard talk and political clash across papers
A jumble of editorials and notices discusses tariff effects, deficits, and protectionist gains with sharp attacks on Republican leaders. It notes a looming $8 to $10 million revenue shortfall, calls for reciprocity treaties, and reports on nominations, conventions, and a colored editor’s appointment amid a cascade of political commentary across multiple papers.
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Pitsburgh
Witty Fragments Sparkling with Old-World Humor
A collage of clipped quips and jokes from old newspapers, featuring maritime puns and social banter. It includes exchanges about marriage, health in Nebraska, and a country vacation mix up, with snippets from Omaha and Boston papers.
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Nebraska
Omaha
William Shakespeare
Ciret
George A. Kernell
Terre Haute Express
Sam
Bob
Hoston Herald
John
Elea
Boston Transcript
Merchant
Jamea
Jack
Dives, Jr
Tommy
Kay
Mr. Figg
Sunnites and Sheites in Moslem Divisions
A 19th century account describes two Moslem divisions, Sunnites and Sheites, noting Turkish and Persian alignments. It details Ali’s murder, sectarian memory, and a yearly ritual featuring public lament, prayer, and sometimes self-flagellation, followed by communal smoke and occasional self-harm.
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Ali
Mohammed
Fatima
Mahar Scaeiter
Ter
Mise
Losieta
Mohammed I
God
Cornhill Magazine
Extracted Humorous Bits and Fragments From a Page
A garbled OCR page features limericks, quips, and dialogue bits with misread names and wording. The snippets include marriage jokes, weather quips, a thunderstorm digression, and stray lines about classics and education, all in a dated humorous tone.
Court Order Notice in Statler Revelle Assignment Case
In Missouri Bollinger County during the March term PSO and prior, John W. Revelle as assignee of George Statler files accounts and vouchers. The court orders four weeks of publication in Marble Hill papers and sets deadlines for next term, with accounts to be allowed on the third day of the next term.
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Chronit Court Bcard
Ballinger County
Missouri
Robert EF. Statler
Chandler
Essignee
Comex
Robert
Statler
Wm. M. Morgan
Russell L. Allen
Circuit Court Record
Bollinger County
A. D
George B Statler
John W. Revelle
Gorge i Statler
Marble Hill
Wi. M. Morgan
M. Roe
State University entrance terms and county allotment notice
Notice from Bollinger County Clerk urging publication of State University entrace terms, fees, and county pupil quotas. Includes required examinations, age range sixteenth to twenty five, and early lists due by September 1, 1890. Also mentions board costs and catalog access.
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Conmmnia
Boose Co. Ma
Bollinger Ca
Board of Curators
J. G. Bana
Sealy Board
University Mix- Font
Divorce Publication in Missouri Court Marmble Hill
Order of publication issued in the Circuit Court of Missouri, Bellinger County. Carrie Hale sues George Hale for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. defendant absent from state. Next term begins September in Marble Hill. defendant must answer by September 6 or judgment by default.
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State of Missouri
Bellinger
Circuit Court of
Aforesaid
Carrie Hale
George Hale
G Hale
Marble Hill
Missouri
Dellinger
Probate list of executors and guardians in Hollinger county
A lengthy 1890 notice from Marble Hill Missouri lists executors administrators and guardians required to exhibit accounts for settlement starting Monday August 16, 1890. Names include Allen Clabon D F Allen Branshaw Green Frins Wells Louisa J E Baker Breve William Breta second d Bradshaw 8 W Tnelias Wells Breon W Habra Brothertum Mary Moses Brotherton J H Ww K Chandler and many others. Attest J Asrin Favran clerk of probate.
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Hollinger County
Missouri
Ertate GR Ward
Allen Clabon
Allen Branshaw Green
Wells
Louisa J E Baker
William Breta
Bradshaw
Dae Iin
Olds
Feee the Potter
David S & Wm A
Caldwall Speer
Jacob Jane Speer Sanford Henry A. J W
Slinkark & W
Stepp Statler Nernard Kernard
Eftin Seabaugh
John St John M Roe Twellman Jones
Henry Vandevin Vadoser
Elizabeth Thr
Drm
Wallace J D Hulda J
Wallace Werth August Henry Werth Attest, Jasrin Favnran
Odow
Prolite
Notice of Claim Barred for Estate Administrator
A public notice states that all claims against the estate of J. J. Conrad, administrator, must be exhibited within 10 years from publication to avoid being forever barred.
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J. J. Conrad
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Marsee Hix Press
G. Finney, Poesom
Advan
Cxtion
Pessere
New York World
J.N. Yorks
St. Genevive Co
Burks
Noell
Georgia
General LawoMee
Washington
Memphis Avalanche
Mwe
Bismarck Herald
Herald
Edward Turner
Democrat State Committee
St. Louis
Levisianwn
Fifer
Marshall Armield
M. C
Arnold and Whitelaw
Congress
Senate
Edmonds
Antscrat Reed
House
Nin
Benival
Face Laret
McCorkle
Briggs
McCrackle
Anna
Ghost
Popper
Joh Topper
Topper
Miss Shelty
Tapa
Mr. Shelty
The
Pension Adio
Wash Ondtan Phonies
Lysol
Lievolutionary
Sole
Mb Peeriinie
Lows Dehls
Jenne Tiebla
Recorder's Office
Lollinger County
John W. Revelie
Joseph G. Moore
Bollinges
State of
Louis Dehls
John W. Stovella
Courthouns
Minsouri
Lorwnoon
Wenden
Tse
Everghen Lidder
University of the State of
Nisseuri
Comey
Columbia
Rolle
M. Weta
ST. L. J. Af, & S. Railway
Lutesville
Geing
Afail
Wuing Quay
W. E. Dickey
Bollingar County
John Huskey
Hellinger
Heraby
M. Moncan
Clark
John W. Revarts
Progate
Adminstrator's
Bollinger
Mixsori
Jacob Welker
J.eonard Welker
County of Hollinger
Parlee M. Hampton
Notick
William Jetz
Said
Ary Bretz
John I, Wellman
Hollinger
Elizabeth ‘Andoser
Miasowri
Drum
J. W. Caldwell
Mohas
Supreme Court of the State
C. P. Caldwell
Fhionamin
D* E. P. Biggs
Latesville, Missouri
D* C. M. Witmer
A * Matfield, M. D
Lutesville, MO
Tener
A Anit
W C. Talley, M. D. E
Offich
H. C. Suhull
ST Bohnsack
General Hardware
J. H. Roelker
South Bend Chilled
Avery Steel
Bellville
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