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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1900

Page

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Democratic ticket list with names and offices

The article lists candidates for national and state offices including William J. Bryan Adlai E. Stevenson A M Dockery and John A Lee plus state officials Sam B Cook Albert O Allen K W Williams Osherkrington James B Gantt Richard L Good e Willard Vandiver and county tickets J Marion Welker W L Dellinger Charles G Revelle William A Leofller James W Dixon Jefferson J Chostner Franklin J Clippard Joseph W Reilly Join M Roe Randall L Mayfield plus several minor spellings and locales such as Gallatin St Louis Mexico New Madrid Fayette Seralia Springfield and Fayette County candidates for auditor treasurer sheriff surveyor tax collector and more.

Campaign notes and global tensions in a turbulent week

A compilation of brief items cites Joan Crank Rivera a New York historian's death on July 21, Congressman Vacpiver launching a campaign in Oregon County, Rev. Nelson B. Heary of Marvin Collegiate Institute seeking rheumatism treatment, and local school funding data for Bomander County showing 6408 school age children with a $5,422.60 state apportionment. It also covers Joe Flory’s political hustle in Missouri, mixed Chinese warfare news near Pekin, allied setbacks, ministerial fates, and a Cincinnati Enquirer exchange about potential trouble in China.

Democratic push in Missouri campaign funds and records

Letter from J. M. Leisner, Missouri Democratic chair, urges vigorous fundraising to expose Republican materialism and avert tax burdens. Praises Dockery, Bryan, and Stephenson. defends Democratic rule, low state taxes, and state credit. Calls on citizens to unite for November contest and reject Hannaism. Educates voters on party platforms and leadership.

J. M. Leisner Democratic State Central Committee Missouri Ile Republican Party Dockery Kansas City William J. Bryan United States Stephenson Hie Mr. Seibert

Republican Platform Completion Announcement

A fragmented 19th century sounding pledge records the Republicans claiming divine favor while boasting of political triumphs. The passage cites praise for rain on democracy, sunlit skies, corn and potato crops, and mentions Wingard point and triplets, plus references to botts, glanders, England, a full moon, and dog tax.

United States Republican Party Mark Wingard Point Cleveland England Porto Rico Philippines Bryan Mark Hanna Benton Standard Benton Hr

Great Clearing Sale at LEADER Marble Hill Mo

Local retailer announces a Great Clearing Sale with substantial reductions across merchandise. Bargains include marked-down items for ladies and other apparel, signaling a major clearance event to reduce stock and attract shoppers.

Marble Hill, Mo

Embattled Words Show Filial Support Across Parties

Fragmented excerpts praise democracy while condemning rival forces, with sharp rhetoric about banks trusts and imperialism. The text laments republican rule yet praises Webster Davis’s oratory and calls for patriotism in a highly partisan political argot.

Webster Davis in imperialism debate rises in rank

A fragmentary editorial praises Webster Davis, noting his growth in prestige and influence as a voice for constitutional liberty and Americanism within the Republican sphere, despite critics from Hanna aligned papers and derisive attacks on his methods.

Webster Davis Appeah Hanna Anya Kansas City Times Sinon bin Decession Party of Imperialism Trafia Bia Forensic Powera Party

Auditor Kohlenata Remarks on Congress and Porto Rican Vote

Fragmentary transcription reports Auditor Kohlenata condemning nine congressmen who voted for the Porto Rican measure and suggesting removal from office. He also criticizes the president who lobbied the bill, claiming he should be rewarded, and references constitutional principles and future policy, with unclear context and wording.

Kohlenata Antnala

Fragmented reminiscences mix history, labor, and ambition

The text blends voices praising Elihu Burritt and Columbus with critique of failure to achieve greatness, citing lightnin and kite myths. It includes local notices on workers, transportation costs, holiday ties, and political chatter about Missouri Democrats, with scattered names and places.

Wages and newspaper squabbles spark labor debate

The piece argues that wage rates of 2 a day are unreal for St Louis labor, noting skilled workers earn more and thousands would work at 1.25 or even 1 a day. It also quotes Bernie Times praising newspapers and condemning rival papers as insecure.

St. Louis Bernie Times Egotiam

Watch Malfunction Sparks Personal Treasures Reveal

A speaker recalls a watch failing to run and, upon inspection, uncovers a collection of intimate items tucked inside. The items include a portrait, a dead pet’s name, a newspaper engagement notice, a sugar loaf clover, two photographs, and a receipt for acid cream, hinting at a tangled past and unfinished business. The whispered plea to fix the watch ends with a strained request to send it to the speaker.

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Adlai E. Svevenson A.M. Dockery of Gallatin John A. Lee St Louis Sam B. Cook Mexico Albert O. Allen New Madrid K.¥. Williams Fayette Cou'v Supreme Court James B. Gantt Fen Vow Congress Willard Vandiver J. Marion Welker Wirst Disti W.L. Dellinger James I. Limbaugh Charles G. Revelle the Revenue William A. Leoffler James W. Dixon Jefferson J. Chostner Franklin J. Clippard Josepilw. Reilly M. Roe County Cornner Randolipl L. Mayfield Joan Crank Riveara New York City Vacpiver Koshkonong Oregon County Nelson B. Heary Marvin Collegiate Institute Fredericktown The Cape Bommader County Joe Flory Mr. Grosvenor Joe China Pekin Cincinnati Rathbone Teddy Roosevelt Scotts Avalon Dimity AY Cts Valencia Jaconet Colberteen Novelties Alsace Novelties Batiste Lodo Gay Warren Congress Dark Goods B. Rosenblum the Leader Marble Hill Party of the Republic Davis Lincoln Fort Scott Americas Jane Jones Elihu Burritt Ren Franklin Kite Columbus Jaabellie Santie Marie Cincinnati Enquirer Oscar Mansfold Newt Baker Alfred Wagoner Dan Ferent Corbin Narley Kalean Indiana David Long Bhelbyville Tle Latenville Balme Camp 22 Holiday Corbin & Corbin Ramecy Holiday Cross Tie Company Max Applin Malmer-Bunkner State OF Midsouri Jasper N. Dockins Marble Hill Press Sam McMinn Circuit —— Court Bollinger County Sam] McMinn Hous State OF Missour Che Tenn Markle Till Press Sam J. Meminn Circuit Court of Eee County Taypeys Sam Meminn of Wallinger Circuit Court State of Missouri William B. Yount Winfield S. Beasley W. K. Chandler Said Fortheast S. Beasley Sam J. McMinn Hollinger County Thisagth Uly Cras O. Hows Kectinn Jat Roberts Sieroter
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