Civil Action to share: lost Deed in Bollinger County Mo
John W. Snider petitions the circuit court for Bollinger County seeking relief over a lost deed dated September 23, 1869 and recorded July 16, 1876. The document describes property in Lot 2 of the southwest quarter and other parcels, conveyed by George W. Byrd via power of attorney to the plaintiff. A fire destroyed the deed on April 1, 1866. If no party appears at the September term 1896, a decree may be entered assigning title to the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulli
John W. Snider
Caute
Circuit Court
Bollinger County
Weshis
Jesse Byrd
Lis Power
Attomer
George W. Byrd
Recorder of Deeds
Pollinger County
Missouri
Carty
Shiny
Holliger County
Jacob J. Conrad
Tforesaid
Daly Dedvereid Co
Ita
Aliotof
Upim
Thomas
Marbie Hill
Vollinger
Indon
Counry
Botunurr
Herry M
Marble
Dhl
Voung
A. D
Divorce Petition Published in Marble Hall Court
In GoLarist County the Merk In Vacation movement prompts an order of publication for a divorce suit. Hettie Knuckles is notified by newspaper, with the case set for the next term at Marble Hall Courthouse. The plaintiff seeks a divorce on grounds of voluntary separation since October, with the defendant to answer by the term end or her default will be recorded.
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Merk
GoLarist
Moses Knuckles
Ulainsilf
Hettic Knucklea
Hettie Kiuckles
Marble Hall
Mayenke
Bellinger
Bellinger County
Not a Sectional Issue in Gold Standard Debate
The Atlanta Constitution is cited condemning J Sterling Morton for defending a third ticket and supporting the gold standard. It argues Morton, Nebraska secretary of agriculture, has betrayed farmers, aligned with Wall Street, and used demagoguery to attack sectionalism while backing a nationwide reform against the current monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogegh
J. Sterling “Morton
Agriculture
Nebraska
Cleveland
Morton
Wall Street
New York World
Lipcoln
Democratic Party
Lincoln
South
Vention
Thomas Jefferson
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago
Georgia
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Inlhneis
Ohio
Indiana
Plaires
Rocky Mountains
Far West
Pacific Ocean
An Unexpected Convert Leads Journal To Call For Decency
The Journal urges fairness in the pending debate on currency, praising the Evening Post for advocating education over vilification. It notes former harsh terms used by the Post toward silver advocates, and highlights a shift toward recognizing well meaning citizens misled on free coinage. The piece cites Chicago convention figures as honest and reputable, contrasting prior charges of anarchists and demagogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evening Post
Post
Tndiana
Chicago
New York Journal
Seswall Defends Free Silver Stance in 19th Century Debate
In Chicago a reporter quotes Sewall arguing that the silver standard remains a vital issue since 1872. He asserts bankers can differ from the majority and notes opposition to gold discrimination spans East and West manufacturers and workers alike. He predicts shifts in labor and politics as understanding grows.
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Congress
Sewall
Chicago
X . Seawall
United States
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AY Law
Bollinger Co
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M. D. Pursiwian
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C. M. Wither
Marlies 1M
Yeu Store
C. P. Caldwell
Krennety
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Supreme Court of the State
A. Banner
Santier
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