Missouri Democratic convention endorses Kansas City platform
Fragmented text reports the Missouri Democratic convention backing the Kansas City platform with claims of unity and endorsement of party aims. It references Judge Fox, county nominators, and alleged misstatements about resolutions, noting a 1900 vote context and ongoing internal party action.
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Heslf
Nommitioomen
Kanaan
Imabe
Democratic Party
Action
Benning
Missouri
Farwington
Government Expenditure Debate Over Tax Burden
The Commoner critiques extravagant state spending and frets about taxes as Navy Secretary Long defends large costs for battleship Missouri. Long argues that total spending reduces future family incomes but asserts that taxing for national defense can be justified.
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Navy
Long
Missouri
United States
Hanna's Hat in the Ring for Ohio Leadership
The Atlanta Constitution surveys the Ohio Republican caucus fight over Mark Hanna, noting his strong grip on party leadership while cautioning that a McKinley era upheaval could threaten his Senate reelection in 1906. It argues Roosevelt may not command a smooth path to renomination in 1904 amid powerful party interests.
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Atlanta Constitution
Ohio
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McKinley
National Party
White House
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Washington
Farakoy
Andys
United States Senate
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Bo Bes Vasa
Uncertain battle lines form as rivals clash in party fight
A fragmentary report hints at rival factions and looming struggles within the party. The piece references the president and an opposing figure, noting the upcoming clash as a royal battle with high stakes and potential shifts in support and strategy.
Local notes and visits fill a lively week
Our Correspondents report on visits by Seabaugh and Ledae Bade to Jackoom Inet. Joh Dalton visits his sister, Rev. J.P. preaches, and several locals plan improvements. Willib F. Saqbadich nears completion of a new wheat house. John M. Sath suffers rheumatism. Will Bollinger plans a new house. Warren Crites welcome a nine pound girl born last Thursday. Rain fell Monday evening. Ollie Watkins returned from Fruitland, N. J. Buros family visited Sunday. Rev. A FP Jones preached to a full crowd. George Bowman of Cape Girardeau on Glen Allen business. Elisa McKelvy and Dora visit friends. James Belchamber visits family. J. J. McKelley travels south selling books. Adaline Lutes sells property. some racket arrests noted. Hon. J. M. Welker of Rosaville seen on the streets. A low en.
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John M. Sath
Will Bollinger
Warren Crites
Thorday
Aa Rowe
Gurs Allar
Ollie Watkins
Fruitland
N. J. Buros
Richard Ossig
Arkansas
Jones
George Bowman
Cape Girardean
Glen Allen
Rosaville
A Lown
Local notes from Glen Allen area town life
Town letters describe fine winter weather and local activity. Visits by Watkins of Glen Allen, Francis and Miss Francis of Lutesville, and J. H. Jenkins of Oak Ridge are noted. Several guests from Marble Hill, Luteguille, Burfordville, and Oran stop by. A Surgeon Dr Oscar Jamison leaves for Arkansas to practice. Two new students Francis and Miss Francis enroll at the school.
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Glen Allen
Oscar Jamison
Aransas
Oscar
Mi. P. J
Caroline Berry
Glén Allen
Acoiog
Local notes and moves brighten quiet community
Several weeks of minor events fill the scene as farmers report good conditions despite hard times. W Cote moved to a farm, James Barks smiles, L Nancey returns to the woods deck, James Burton plans a move, and Doc Tallontadye notes a boy. Wheat looks fair this week and neighbors welcome new residents while politics stir in nearby Gorsyan. Sheep buyers remain numerous as Tar Puma sends best wishes.
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Ana Giates
Ode
Cote
Jesse Barkan
James Barks
Amile
L. Nancey
James Burton
Gorsyan
Ciamp's Camex and Local Happenings Report
Prose contains a mix of social notes and local events from Clobb's Creek and surrounding areas. Items mention illness described as blinds and fevers, visitors like Miss Mille Fowler, and local figures including Rosewell Pickat and the Newell and Fowler families. Reports include a boxing exhibition, a new bicycle purchase by Benjamin Fowler, and a wedding that did not occur.
Opera House Opens in De Soto and Local News
The new De Soto opera house opened Monday night amid regional notes on waterworks plans for the city. Governors and local figures appear in a mosaic of events including Miss Helen Gould’s visits to St. Louis De Soto and Poplar Bluff, plus court and political updates from Madison County and Cape Girardeau.
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Helen Gould
St. Louis
Poplar Hloff
Poplar Bluff
Misa Stella Layton
Cape Girardeau
Untold Assault Ends in Fatal Train Incident
A man identified as Maeratd was attacked last week and badly injured while a mob attempted to detain him. He was found by a railroad line near Boone Te with injuries described as severe. doctors warned recovery was unlikely. Police evidence suggests robbery and assault, with money found on the victim and a possible motive linked to a previous dispute.
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Ikien
Cash prize contests offered by Atlanta Constitution
The Atlanta Constitution announces two cash prize contests from January 1 to April 16 1902 with 41 cash prizes for agents and larger awards for Savannah cotton receipts estimates. Prizes range from 400 to 500 dollars and include a 250 dollar pro rata share for agents with twenty or more subscriptions and no other prize.
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