Press changes and party stance in Missouri papers
Jostra Fryxx of the Southeast Gazette and Henry C. Williams of the St Louis Times arrange a new editor and associate publisher setup with Flynn taking charge of the Times as a four page democratic paper next week. Flynn leads the Southeast Missouri Press association as tensions rise over Democratic platform support and gubernatorial contention between Dockery and Balls.
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Jostra Fryxx
the Republic
Bate
Southeast Gazette
Cape Girardeau
Henry C. Williams
St. Louuis
Unity Behind Bryan Marks Democrats As 1896 Echo Fades
The article argues the Democratic Party will enter the next presidential campaign united, led by William Jennings Bryan, not through abandoning principles but by better understanding the platform. It cites Charles F. Croker’s praise as proof that the east now endorses Bryan and his democratic program, reflecting a broad, informed shift in public opinion toward the Nebraskian leader.
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Croker
Bryan
Atlanta Constitution
Mr. Croker
Mr. Bryan
United States
East
Brynn
Three Remain From McKinley Cabinet Tenure
Eight men served at President McKinley’s council table at the start of the administration. Only three remain: Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of War, and Secretary of the Interior. The text notes changes in the cabinet and mentions other officials such as the War, State, and Agriculture departments.
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McKinley
Iaye
Lome
Wilson
Trenaury
Mate Department
Erebromeny
Col. May
Cabinet changes over McKinley era noted in history
The article surveys rapid cabinet turnovers under President McKinley, listing Kenna, Griggs, Bliss, Hitchcock, Smith, Alger and Root, comparing to past leaders like Adams, Jackson, Tyler, Taylor and Pierce. It notes only Pierce kept his cabinet intact to the end, and cites other presidents’ heavy reshuffles within short terms.
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Kenna
Supreme Court
Gov
Griggs
New Jersey
Bliss
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Gary
Charles Emory Smith
Gen
Alger
War Office
Elihu Root
New York
Washington
State, Treasury
War Departments
Adams
Adame
Jackson
Tyler
Peggy O'Neill
Taylor
Jobesco
Grant
Miny
McKinley
Pierce
William K. Marcy
Jefferson Daye
Caleb Qualying
Seeemeris Phisteaay
Prom Lewliola
The Curse of Opium Eating and Police Raids
Reports from New York Chicago and San Francisco show police raids on opium dens with many arrests. The piece warns the drug’s spread and the difficulty of breaking the habit, noting deceptive practices and potential official protection while stressing rising use and harm.
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New York
Chicago
San Francisco
County Court Proceedings Highlight Aug 14
On Monday Aug 14 the county court undertook numerous actions. Court officials include Judge James Zimmerman, Presiding, with M I L Burton and Ja By James assisting. Sheriff Mentinger and Clerk J A Taylor presiding. The session ordered notices for town property mortgage settlements for school funds, funding warrants for county needs, and assignment of several road and school land matters. Additional items include petty cash allowances for paupers, lunatic asylum expenses, and security adjustments for county funds and bonds.
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James M. Zimmerman
M. IL. Burton
James
August Mentinger
J. A. Taylor
Sia
Henry M. Swaith
Aianey
Bollinger County
Anil
Salidly Sharif
Mid-County
Ry Dion
J. A. Deery
Mulun
Henry Efick Et al
J. We Caldwell
John Stin
Heery M. Smith
Circuit Court
County of Hollinger
Missouri
State of Missouri
William
Yount
Ballinger
Circuit Court of
Aid Hollinger County
Bullinger
Elpha
August Nenninger
Wollingter
Marble Hill
Mullinger County
State of Missail
Anid Bollinger County
Tnd
Pblic
Kacticl
Jane Pitman
Nelle Davin
Otis Live
Hee Lesbo
Ag Ord
Gabe
Ghent
Hollinger County
Dix
Marble Hit
Reflections of a Bachelor Fragmentary Muse
Fragmentary text explores themes of love and shame with garbled phrases and missing context. It hints at reflections on gender and marriage rituals, noting perception of virtue and folly. Names and clear events do not emerge, leaving a poetic aside rather than a full narrative.
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