Crow ties to DeSoto Facts and Hillsboro Mirror sale
W E Crow again linked to DeSoto Facts and rumored to gain Hillsboro Mirror. The piece condemns monopolies and cites Bryan on attacks by the gold standard wing in the coming Democratic and Republican struggles. It argues a people centric victory in the Democratic convention could draw Republicans away from a party of monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Crow
DeSoto
Mr. Crow
Hillsboro Mirror
Grover Cleveland
Ettch
Wnite
Hogg speech at Tammany Hall Fourth of July
Gov Hogg of Texas addressed a Tammany Hall Fourth of July celebration urging unity in the Democratic Party and reiterating support for free speech press and civil rights. He attacked silver money policy and the English gold standard, called for debt payment fairness, and pledged to fight trusts, support graduated taxes, and oppose imperial ambitions while backing Cuban independence and eventual admission of Cuba as a state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hogg
Tammany
Texas
Tammany Hall
van Wyck
Ile
Democratic Party
Volon
Uur
Bryan Rally Urges Local Unity for 1896 Victory
A United Tammany appeal calls for closing ranks among local factions and aligning with loyal breadmakers of the South and West to back the chivalrous leader William Jennings Bryan in the next year’s contest. The message emphasizes rallying under Bryan’s leadership to secure triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Tammany
South
Williaom Jennings Bryan
Bryan voices optimism in American intellect and learning from mistakes
In a Gainesville chautauqua speech, W. J. Bryan extols the intelligence and patriotism of Americans. He argues that errors are human and essential for learning, and that a cheerful, hopeful view steadies society and politics against dour critics. He cites the republic’s survival as proof that mistakes drive progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Gainesville
W. J. Bryan
Taman
Bryan
Atlanta Constitution
Republic
United States
Marble Hill circuit gains and faithful ministry in southeast Missouri
A Methodist circuit report from Marble Hill reflects two years of steady support and growing work. The writer praises loyal local preachers Uncle Joe Jieasley and Uncle Robert Caldwell, notes better finances than previous years, and urges continued efforts to fund Marvin Collegiate Institute in Fredericktown while praising denomi national goodwill.
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Munable Hill
Tere
Joe Jieasley
Robert Caldwell
Joe
Marvin Collegiate Institute
Fredericktown
Southeast
Mixsouri
Marble Hill
Youllana
Community News From Hahn and Glentown Area
Local notes report crops thriving with plentiful rain and healthy livestock. Social items include weddings, gatherings, and visits. several residents travel to St Louis, Detroit, Denver, and Colorado Springs. smallpox cases noted in Farmington district. county and court updates follow.
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Farmington
Slat River
Martin Alexander
Gertie Cunningham
Karmington
Arcadia
Ironenanty
J. W. Hamilton
DeSoto
Minnie O. Vansicle
Ord
Samuel G. Vansickle
Kld. A. N. Harral
St Francois
Monroe Johnson
Greenville
Miram N. Holliday
H. UH. Meloy
My. Johnson
Cape Girardeau County
Jackson
ML. Smith
Marble Hill
Hli Melain
Gertia Goan
A. HL
Grant
J. P
H. W. Beers
Mary A. Milligan
Dotelstown
Offlciating
Mesers
Estos & Hall
Millerville
Millereitle
Kurreville
Hievold
Bears and Judgment in a Rural Child's Rhyme
A poem recounts recurring tales of bad boys facing swift comeuppance. Bears arrive unawares, killing the misbehaving, from a bald man with one tooth to Samson’s foes, Jonah, and Daniel. The verses urge children to mend conduct or fear deadly bears in store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan-i-yell
Danny
Son
Kim
New York Star
Roman numerals grow longer with time says pale mathematician
A pale mathematician argues that writing years in Roman numerals becomes progressively harder. He notes 1000 was M with one letter, 1888 needed thirteen letters, and by 2388 it will require even more. a ruddy man questions the point as a street scene unfolds with wary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roddy
Mathonmitivan
Weillon
Tore Agai
Hanya
New York Tribune
A Knotty Problem Told By Odd Folks
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quotation recounts Biscome, a peculiar man who kept a Jersey cow at lake shore and hired a boy to fetch her home. When the helper fell ill he tied a knot in the cow s tail to remind her of her home, a plan he imagined brilliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biscome
Smith
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Hubkey
Tiaac Williams
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Onserver
Shell
Ida Kaker
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Mary Perkins
Mise Belle Hinkle
Castor
Hahn
Daniel A. Shell
Scott County
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Eliza A. Coby
J. W. G. Hahn
W. J
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J. M. Ford
Rufus Green
Tom Brown
Lutesville
Walter Dellinger
Rosa Fowler
J. W. G. Habo Esq
Dave Crites
Brown
Busvun
Glen Allen
A. D. Rhodes
Boulder
Colorado
Avery Zimmerman
Scott Rhodes
St. Louis
Miles Bowman
Cape Girardean
King
Mr. Duckworth
Elery Zimmerman
Detroit
Michigan
Ada
R. l L. Vance
Miss Shuck of
Bismark
Emma Belchamber
Della Warren
Albert Revelle
Rugene Ferris
Mamie Revelle
Myrtle Lutes
Henry
Hanson
Marquand
Max Mason
Gibson
Mase
Maiden
Little Maude McGlothlin
Robert Rhodes
Delta
Willard Kreath
Piedmont
Glen
Rhoda Jamison
Hertry Rhodes
Rhodes’ Grove
Greta
J. A. Berry
Colorado Springs
Dell Rhodes
Ednth Lord
Stan
Robert Louis Stavenson
Clhirlet
Theo
Sim
Missouri
ST. Francois County
Dames W. Jones
Donaldson
Caleo
Bonders
Fuunanilon Noylle
Melon
Omar Deyrot
Danghion
Wayne County
Greenville Sun
Sam Steakley
Golding
Steakley
Dunklin
N. B. Henry
Mississippi County
Charleston
Marston
Horace Fletcher
Nike
Admiral Dewey
Hy Murat Dalstead
Hallon
the Dominion Company
Caxton Bldg
Sampson
Samson
Dead
Jonah
Yellow Pine Lumber
Lowndes, Mo
F. P. Welch
Marble Hill, Mo
S. A. Martin
Ies
Cigars
Tobac
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