Public sale of land under general execution in Bollinger County
Circuit Court execution backed by Sarah A Marin against Abraham Hahn for 500 dollars plus 305 dollars 25 cents costs. Real estate totaling 1060 acres across sections in Bollinger County Missouri to be sold at Marble Hill courthouse on September 16 1896. Also a partition sale of Masters heirs lands of 640 acres and 200 acres in Bollinger County. Sale terms include 25 percent cash and balance on twelve months note with security. D O Mass Sheriff.
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State of Missouri
Bollinger
Circuit Court
County of Hollinger
Marble Hill
Bollinger County
Missouri
Dol. Mass
William G. Masters
Avid M. Masters
John F. Masters
Daniel A. Masters
Andrew J. Masters
Julia B. Masters
Sarah W. Welker
George Welker
Catherine Cheek
Solomon Cheek
Ellen J. Maynell
Columbus Mayfield
Said County
Plain Facts From Illinois Republican Meeting Letter
A Crawford county veteran replies to a Illinois re- U s n committee chairman denying Republican work. He identifies as a silver Republican for six years and questions the charge, describing the exchange as reflecting sentiment among Grand Army men. The letter mentions McKinley and Tanner and political pointers in strong terms.
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Illinois
Chicago
Lil
Campaign rhetoric attacks goldbugs and party machines
A long political tirade denounces goldbug Democrats and Republican money power. It defends Billy Bryan, mocks machine politics, recalls 1896 loyalties, and urges unity of laborers and farmers against elites. References to Henry Teller, McKinley, Tanner, Hertz, and St Louis silver convention appear amid heated partisan rhetoric.
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Hertz
Henry Teller
United States
Billy Bryan
Platte
St. Louis
McKinley
Hiteh
Biune
Hiss
Ilinois
Lincoln
Grant
Logan
Springfield
Cook County
Grand Army
Hitch
Tanner
Jr Egyot Ae
John R. Tanner
Henry I. Mertz
Goldburd
Hill
Whitney
Vilas
Dickinson
Blu
John the Tanner
Louisville
Clay County
Illinois
Joun Kanuy
Last words of Major McKinley on silver standard
The final official remark by Major McKinley in Congress on silver is cited from the Congressional Record. On June 24, 1890, he urged the largest use of silver in U.S. currency, demanding equal credit for silver and gold and advocating a double standard with no discrimination. He spoke as the House pressed the Federal elections bill, with McMillin Blount and Bland contributing prior remarks.
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Major McKinley
House of Representatives
Washington
Committee On
Rines
Messrs. McMillin
Blount
Bland
McKinley
Blaine Speeches Omit McKinley Bill in Senate Debate
New York Journal notes Republican campaign managers will refrain from printing strong opinions on the McKinley bill while it was pending in the senate. The reference reflects cautious messaging during Blaine era political discourse.
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New York Journal
James G. Blaine
Senate
Bolters Claim Party Shift Not Principles Change
Brooklyn Citizen contends bolters err in claiming the party changed its core principles. The paper argues the shift is in party control and in sidelining long-serving figures, reverting to the party’s former form and purpose.
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Brooklyn
Demaefhoy
Éflernon
Erry
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W. A. Dunn
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BF Stevens
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