Democrats Nominate Governors In Arkansas And Illinois
In Arkansas Jere Davis was chosen by Democrats for governor while Illinois Democrats picked Samuel Alschaler of Aurora for governor and Elmer A. Perry of Mount Sterling for lieutenant governor. A Kansas City Fourth of July celebration is described as the biggest yet. The piece notes wheat crop failure as dire and rising prices. Additional items include statements about Congressman Vandiver aiding river efforts and a local souvenir trade edition for Van Buren and Carter County. A sharp critique of the Philadelphia convention targets Mark Hanna and the platform’s foreign policy claims.
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Illinois
Samuel Alschaler
Aurora
Elmer A. Perry
Mount Sterling
van Buren
Carter County
Harry
John Beatty
Ohio
Columbus
Philadelphia
Mark Hanna
Hanna
John Hay
England
Pretoria
Macrum
National Democrat
Trust movement reshapes company base to New York
The American Steen Hoop Company, linked to the national wet company and the American Breo Plate Company, moved its headquarters from Pittsburgh to New York in a rapid overnight transfer. Carpentry crews dismantled the Pittsburgh offices and loaded them onto a special train, launching a New York office by Monday morning.
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Atlanta Constitution
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York City
American
Steen Hoop Company
National Wet Company
American Breo Plate Company
New York
Prize class in Missouri geography from New Missouri
The text touts Missouri as the top prize winner at events like the world’s fair in Chicago and the trans Mississippian exhibition at Onahar. It lists Missouri sweeping major awards in herbarium display, education, fruit, saddle horses, livestock, and production of cash prizes. It also extols Missouri as having the largest orchards, stock farm, and leading industries, arguing the state offers strong opportunities for investors.
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Missouri
New Missouri
O. C. Trice & Co
Kansas City
Chicago
A. Massour
Onahar
A. Missouri
Onlin
United States
Lamar Democrat
Chinese soldiers face new Western army in crisis
The Chicago Record reports that American and allied troops in the Chinese crisis confront a new kind of soldier. Native officers and officials may be weak, but the Western man behind the gun remains superior in skill and endurance, with numbers outweighing Chinese resolve. Chinese rank and file resemble Japanese in size and strength, disciplined and capable of hard work, showing animal ferocity in death without relying on intelligent courage.
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Chicago
Aoldiera
From Chinese Armies to Democratic Primary Tickets
An overview contrasts Chinese military flaws and leadership with modern reforms, noting low discipline, mixed weaponry, and inflated army figures. It shifts to a list of Democratic primary election candidates and precincts for Lorance Township and surrounding areas in 1900s Missouri, detailing offices and names.
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Curzon
India
Japan
China
Tien Tsin
inGhina
Lorance Township
Hayloader in the neighborhood and church progress
Jeff Wisecarver owns the only hayloader nearby while John Wiggins visited A. W. Ash crafts last Sunday evening. The Fourth will be celebrated at home. The new church near completion with a 160 foot spire, precise stone framing, and white plaster contrast. Democratic candidates spoke at the schoolhouse with an experimental tail-end-first order. Local notes cover smallpox, weather, harvest, marriages, and community events in Buchanon and Sedorwville areas.
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Jeff Wisecarver
John Wiggins
A. W. Ashcraft
Max Appier
Schlichterle
Raven and
Hollman
Henry Tenholder
Ed Mayer
Tie
Wigelin
Jay Mutin
State of Missouri Hollinger County Court Publication Notice
In the Circuit Court September Term 1900 State of Missouri vs A M Moore and Ki V Birst public notice of a suit to enforce the State's lien on real property in Bollinger County described as 40 acres southwest quarter of northwest quarter section 33 township 33 range east. Defendants not residents of Missouri required to appear by second Monday September term at Marble Hill courthouse or default. Witness SAM J McMinn circuit clerk.
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Ed KV. Darst
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Allungey
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A.M. Moore
Ki. V. Birst
Missouri
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Geelio
EB. V. Hurathe
Maibly Hill Press
Sam J. McMinn
Court of
J. Evins
Althiaday
W. K. Chandler
Atlidavit
Marble Till
Sis
Anttis
Markle TL
Sam J. McMenn
Circuit Clark
Ante Coy
Circuit Court
Bollinger County
Ibis Orits Falayofine
Sam J Memenn
Ty Charles O. Tlalbs
James J. Borders
Said County
Ringeg
James J. Boriers
Marble Hill
Hollinger County
Cras
Houns
Lien cases in Bollinger County Court at Marble Hill
In 1900 the Circuit Court of Bollinger County ordered publication for two suits. One targets J Evins to enforce state law on 80 acres in the SE quarter of section 44, township 32, range East, with summons for appearance at the September term. The second suit, against James J Borders, covers three tracts totaling 290 acres in township 32, range 9 east, with a similar publication order and deadline for pleadings.
Missouri court summons and county notice from 1900
In Bollinger County Missouri a circuit court case opens against O F P Anderson. The notice, filed by Willian J. Yount as collector, describes property in section 26, township 32, range 9, Marble Mill area. Publication is ordered with dates in September and May terms, warnings of default and a decree to follow. Local items report crop sales, teacher certificates, jail transfers, a gubernatorial Prohibition nomination, and changes to rural postal service and free delivery plans.
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Cowty
Bollinger
State of Missouri
Willian J. Yount
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