Announcing Judge Candidacy in Twenty-seventh Circuit
Announcement from HON. ROBERT A. ANTHONY announcing his bid for Judge of the Twenty-seventh Judicial Circuit subject to the democracy. The text includes a response from State Treasurer R. P. Williams denying related allegations, and a Globe-Democrat editorial retraction.
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Robert A. Anthony
Twenty-seventh Judicial Circuit
PB. Williams
Celotic- Democrat
Missouri
Col. Williams
R. P. Willams
Farmington Asylum
Farmington
Globe-Democrat
R. P. Williams
Butler’s Second TrialUnder Special Judge Graves
The second trial of Ed Butler proceeds before Special Judge Graves at Fulton Governon War. A Tarr has sworn in as secretary of war on February 1 and begun duties.
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Ed. Butler
Graves
Fulton
Governon
A. Tarr
Farmington Attorney Jerse B Evens Seeks Circuit Judge Nomination
Attorney Jerse B. Evans of Farmington announced his candidacy for the nomination for judge of this circuit. He vows to pursue impartial justice and uphold the rule of law as he campaigns statewide.
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Jerse B. Evans
Farmington
Visit to the Home of Thomas A Edison
The February Woman's Home Companion highlights a chief feature titled A Visit to the Home of Thomas A. Edison. The piece is described as of extraordinary interest.
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Woman’s Home Companion
Thomas A. Edison
Tim Morehouse Sun and local business patrons
The Democratic State Central Committee will meet in St. Louis the first of next week to fix dates and places for holding the various state conventions and to attend to other business. The paper notes its creation by M. Earle Cook and its appeal to town business interests.
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Tim Morehouse Sun
M. Earle Cook
Morehouse
Democratic State Central Committee
St. Louis
Attorney J. W. Canowens Named In Party Chair Talks
Members of the party discuss J. W. Canowens of this city as a potential chairman for the Republican state central committee. Some compare him favorably to the current holder, suggesting he would make a better leader.
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J. W. Canowens
Republican State Central Committee
Tiai
Candidates Quietly Seek Office in Southeast Missouri
In many Southeast Missouri counties candidates multiply but in this county ambitions stay muted. Cold weather likely keeps would be politicians occupied with wood sawing rather than campaigning.
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Missouri
Democrats to meet in St Louis for Cockrell bid
Missouri Democrats announce a February 9 meeting in St Louis to organize support for Senator Francis Marion Cockrell for president. The statement extols Cockrell as the best man to unite the nation, earn public confidence, and gain worldwide respect.
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Missouri
F. M. Cockrell
St. Louis
Francis Marion Cockrell
Williams Leads Democrats to Positive Policy in House
Washington News Letter reports John Sharp Williams plans a strategic shift for Democrats in the House. He aims to organize weekly committee briefings, unite leaders, and present affirmative democracy to place Republicans on the defensive. His strategy stresses elbow to elbow action and facing the enemy head on.
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House of Representatives
John Sharp Williams
House
Johny Sharp Williams
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democratic party trades words on Hearst boom split
A long political letter criticizes post office and government abuses and lauds John Sherman Williams while praising Landis. It discusses the Democratic National Committee meeting in Chicago and Hearst influence, noting fears of a Hearst nominating push and the shift to St Louis, with talks of potential newspaper moves and party unity.
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House of Representatives
Lile
Chivhes Bo Landis
Dadinha
Peple Diaare
Landis
Mr. Landis
National Capital
Democratic National Committee
Washington Monument
Chicago
St. Louis
Hearst
Democratic Party
Lake Michigan
John Tt. McLean
Oto
Fliny
Local notes on residents and weather impact
Our Correspondents, Heerth is very weod in this vicinity. WA Propst repairs his Irn shed. Dan Cole is well pleased with his Ten Wanted. Miss Bertha Propst visited cousin Miss Matilds. Tosca at Birds Creek, a short thesse. Prod. Riley Dalai teaches an excellent school in the main district. W. A. Propst clears a nice new ground. Bad weather lowers feed as merchants report considerable business despite shortages.
Local News From Anemone District
Mossuim Creel writes to Mr Bern ie excusing absence and sending items. Health is good with a few colds. Miss Nora Theon visited friends and relatives at Hahn last week. Charles Dunn, recently returned from Haiti, came home days ago. Sammy Hawn is ill at his home south of Lutesville. Miss Nellie Lutes visited friends near Loyd and returned Friday. Anemone.
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Loyd
Anemone
Local notes from Pusmilin and Marble Hill area
Fred Buckner visits Glen Allen on Monday and George T. Kinder travels to Whitewater on Wednesday. William Eldrieher goes Cape Girardeau Saturday return Monday. Judge J. P. E. Austin contemplates moving to Marble Hill and canvasses for a book with noted success. Primary school closes Friday with principal department February 19. Health reported generally good.
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Fred Buckner
Glen Allen
B. F. Winters
Moses Pentarf
Jen
George TE. Kinder
Whitewater
Wim. Eldrieher
Cape Girnarde
J. P. E. Austin
Marble Hill
G. B. Snider
Judge Austin
Fnday
Local visitors and dental appointment notes
Zalman J M Crites of Doneola visited his daughter Mrs. Noah Mouser at this place recently. Dr Venderser of Jackson led his appointment here last week re pairing teeth. William Baker of Buchanan came
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J. M. Crites
Doneola
Noah Mouser
Dr. Venderser
Jackson
William Baker
Buchanan
Local notices and incidents from town briefings
Attorneys Chandler and Morgan attended Squire Helton's court on business for clients. Join King purchased Henry Jamison property and will move in. Herman Hesse of Jackson on business. County Surveyor Reilly surveyed for town addition. I R James returned from Washington. Leonard Gaines suffered burns from hot stove as clothes caught fire. Dr Lages treated C T Adams for pneumonia in Brownwood. Baptist church and Woodmen hall narrowly escaped fire. stove area burned around by bystanders. Nora Barnes of Pemiscot county died Friday. known locally as Nora Cubbage. Rev Shelton delivered sermon at Baptist church. will preach again next Sunday. Coon is mentioned.
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W. K. Chandler
Wm. M. Morgan
Marble Till
Squire Helton’s Court
Join V W. King
Henry Jamison
Herman Hesse
Jackson
Reilly
I. R. James
Wash Inston
Teonard
Andrew Gaines
Dr. Lages
Brownwood
C. T. Adams
Baptist Church
Woodmen Hall
Mr. Brazier
Nora Barnes
Pemiscot County
Local notes and community snippets from Alphonso era
Health is generally good in this region amid winter. Judge Austin of Laflin canvassed for a book. J N Cook visited Burfordville on business. Francis Bridges stopped at Latesville. David Brown lost a mule valued at 130 dollars. Lyman Bridges plans a Canada trip. Yanis Stevens, injured in an explosion, is able to be out again. Omra Tallent visited relatives. D D Killian finished a new dwelling. D M Newell sold his sawmill to B Yount near Marble Till. Stave factories closed due to bad weather. Rev Swope of Pemiscoth county preaching at Nichols chapel. about thirty additions to the church. Lum Hahs went to Marquand for lumber. S E Dewhitt and J N Cook moved about 15 tons of ice during the cold spell. Mr. and Mrs. Mat Mungle welcomed a girl born February 1. ALPHONSO.
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Judge Austin of
Laflin
J.N. Cook
Burfordville
Francis Bridges
Latesville
David Brown
Lyman Bridges
Canada
Yanis Stevens
Omra Tallent
Tallent
D. D. Killian
D. M. Newell
B. Yount
Marble Till
Rev. Swope
Pemiscoth County
Nichols Chapel
Lum Hahs
Marquand
S.E. Dewhitt
J. N. Cook
Mat Mungle
Alphonso
Glen Allen News Notes From A Cold Season
Glen Allen reports ongoing activity despite a burn-out at the stave factory. Smith & Bisplinghall of Fredericktown will own and operate the mall and business. J I Kness attends court in Greenville. Wolf hunting yields no catch. School progress under Oscar Spencer Coroner itr. J K Smith busy with both the dead and Mrs M Owens of Lutesville visited. Fireman Jas Belchamber Jr. home from work. Sam Rhodes to Arkansas for extended visit. Squire Huskey seen on Mondays. Juan Sitze helps chase the wolf. Price new factory boss. family moved to town. Demand for new houses grows as all current houses fill. Neal and P T Peaks father visiting. J A Berry trips Crooked Creek. Support for Joe Folk noted. More to tell later.
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Glen Allen
Smith & Bisplinghall
Fredericktown
J. I. Kness
Greenville
Will Bess
Oscar Spencer
Itr
J. K. Smith
Will
Mr. Price
Neal
P. T. Peaks
J.A. Berry
Crooked Creek
Joe Folk
Notice of Application for Discharge in Court
The assignee of the J. D. Williams estate will apply March 11 1904 to the Circuit Court of Bollinger Missouri for a discharge from his trust. Ws Morcan Assignee.
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J. D. Williams
Circuit Court
Bollinger County
Missouri
Ws. M. Morcan
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Wean lEhee
Henry M. Smith
Cid
Spd
Jefferson
Williams
R.P. Williams
the Globe-Democrat
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State Tribune
The
Globe-Demgeart
Washington News Letter
Inerce Commission
Post Office Department
Tlon
John Shir Williams
Lee Ishater
Tears
Ma. Hearst
Chienzo
Chineos
Vane
Charles A. Edwards
Zalman
Barea
Bee
Taylor Mercantile Go
Marble Hill, Mo
Scopus
C. M. Witmer
T. F. M. Wells
U. D. Rhodes
Geo. E. Clark
T. Robert Drum
T. Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
Canital
Robert Drum
F. M. Wells
G. BE. Clark
Moster
Yale
J.J Chaxpinn
L.yt. Kixpss
Saar J. McMinn
W.E
J.A. Brrey
People’s Bank
Capital
Missouri Banker’s Association
Sam J. McMinn
W. E. Dickey
J. A. Berry
Henry Elfrank
L. A. Goodwin
W. W. Sample
D. W. Burford
J. J. Chandler
L. T. Kinder
F Glen Allen
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