Political unrest and looming elections across Missouri and nation
A jumble of political notes reports shifts in Democratic and Republican narratives, with mentions of a Missouri governor candidate, Chairman-commission meetings in Indianapolis, and MacArthur’s amnesty debate in the Philippines. It notes St Louis debts, China dispatch uncertainty, and U S mediation hopes as troops move toward a settlement in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacAntour
Philippines
Luzon
MacArthur
Chicago Chronicle
Chinese ministers safe for now say London envoy
Apisparen reports Sir Halliday Mac Cartney states the Pelin Legation era ministers are safe and may move to Tien-Tsin with China to halt fighting, with the President to mediate if China proves minister safety and foreign protection. Mrs Vandiver regains health and plans return to Cape Girardeau. W D Vandiver to campaign in Clark County starting August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Conger
Pekin
Washington
Tien Tain
United States
Tte
Apisparen
London
Halliday MacCartney
Tien-Tsin
W. D. Vandiver
Cape Gazette
Cape Girardeau
Clark County
Vandiver
Webster Seen As Strong Candidate Despite GOP Shortfall
The remark notes insufficient Republicans to elect any candidates, citing Webster as a strong man four years ago and suggesting limited party possibilities ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Cleveland's Friend For Bryan
Melbert E. Carey of Ridgefield Connecticut chair of the Democratic state central committee and leader of the Gold Democrats backs Bryan and Stephenson saying imperialism was the paramount campaign issue and will stay so despite opposition. Carey, Reform Club of New York member, is a confidant of Benedict and Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Melbert E. Carey
Ridgefield Conn
Democratic State Central Committee
Stephenson
Carey
Reform Club
New York
41. C. Benedict
Grover Cleveland
Republics and the Philippines Debt Dilemma
A national debate rejects rule by force and endorses consent of the governed. The speaker condemns royalty and praises popular sovereignty, while questioning whether Philippine expenses can be funded by future revenues and kept from taxpayers. Rich implications about imperial policy and fiscal risk are raised.
Imperialism Ignores Congress and the China Crisis
A 1900s report laments that the minister at Peking and U S citizens faced massacre, while the Ninth Infantry suffered heavy losses in a Tien Tsin battle. President McKinley rushed from Canton to Washington to consult on steps, arguing for constitutional action and congressional consent to defend citizens and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peling
Legation
Kansas City
Tuan
Ninth United States Infantry
Tien T'sin
McKinley
Canton
Washington
McKinley and Hanna Push Imperial War Tactics
The piece argues the president may bypass Congress to fund and wage war against China, guided by Mark Hanna. It warns this would seize funds and power, undermining the Constitution and echoing imperialist aims seen in the Philippines and Puerto Rico. Senators and officials fear a dictatorial move amid a presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Congress
Mark Hanna
Aeannen
Eterie
Orient
McKinley
Hanna
Questioning 16 to 1 Coinage Despite 1900 Silver Output
A long critique questions why McKinley and Gage coin vast sums of silver at 16 to 1, asks why daily minting continued, and challenges the so called sound money stance. It argues the ratio is partisan and economically harmful, accusing Republicans of inflating silver circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Gaye
Gage
Republican Party
Angel
Political ticket candidate slate with local names
The text lists a full slate for state and county offices including William J. Bryan for President, Adsale Stevenson for Vice President, A M Dockery for Governor, John A Lee for Lieutenant Governor, Sam B Cook for Secretary of State, Albert O Allen for State Auditor, Rk P Williams for State Treasurer, Jos Herrington for Railroad and Warehouse Court, Janes B Gantt for Supreme Court Judge, Richard L Goode for St Louis Court of Appeals Judge, Willard D Vandiver for Congress 14th district, J Marion Welker for Representative, W L Dellinger and James P Limbaugh for County Judges, Charles G Revelle for Prosecuting Attorney, William A Leoffler for Collector, James W Dixon for Sheriff, Jefferson J Chlostner for County Treasurer, Franklin Br. Clippard for County Assessor, Joseph W Reilly for County Surveyor, Joan M Roe for Public Administrator, and Randolph J Mayfield for County Coroner.
Our Correspondents. SEDGEWICKVILLE
Our Correspondents from Sedgewickville report shifts in local roles as J W Trickey leaves Drums store for Orites mill and David Roe succeeds him. W S Smith adds a front porch. Langston dies at 86. Ora Haha recovers, farmers plow, wheat crop delayed by rain and shattering harvest. R Kine.
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J. W. Trickey
T. B. Drum
Orites
David Roe
Drum
W.S. Smith
F. M. Langston
Near Here
Ora
Hli Haha
What kind of a boy does a business man want
A shrewd practical man explains the ideal boy for a business career. He lists five traits: a boy who knows not too much and will listen, prompt to keep to schedules, industrious and willing to work extra if needed, honest in service and money matters, and good tempered to endure losses without losing composure.
Fool bets and political wagers flood Chicago records
In a brisk critique the Chicago Record laments the return of fools bets ahead of the election. It ridicules showy campaigns and wheelbarrow stunts, urging voters to seek substance over spectacle and warning of post election follies and parades.
Ruling limits jury trials in civil appeals
A circuit judge in Poplar Bluff ruled that in civil appeals from justice or city courts neither party is entitled to a jury trial until they deposit the jury fees allowed by law with the court clerk. The notice appeared in the Dunklin News amid a string of varied public notices and stray quotations.
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Dunklin News
Poplar Bluff
Fort
Caterpillar Bill and the many names in the spoofed ledger
A satirical verse mocks a list of figures and policy pressures including England, Cuba, Philippine loot, and various named officials. It ridicules tariff trusts and corporate influence while lampooning political figures and proposed commissions in a historical controversy.
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England
Johnny Hay
Alger's Page
Mr. Gage
Joreey
Mr. Grigg
Smith's Intriga
Shafter Stout
Otis Wrong
Bumpson
Ieee Coymonta Quest
Bn Ayes Datanpetiey
Order of Publication in Missouri Circuit Court
State of Missouri Bollinger County case captioned State at plaintiff against A M Moore and E V Borst. Court orders publication due to nonresidency, enforcing state lien on 40 acres in section 33 township east. Next term in Mackle Hill court requires appearance or plea by specified deadlines. Copy certified by Circuit Clerk Sam McMinn on June 11.
Notice of suit in Hollinger County Circuit Court
In the State of Missouri, to J Evins, notice by publication is ordered in Marble Hill Marble Hill Press. The suit by William B Yount as collector against J Evins seeks real property described as the west half of the west half of the southeast quarter section 34 township 32 range 9 containing 80 acres. Answer by the next term beginning second Monday of September at Marble Hill courthouse. failure to plead will result in judgment by default. Dated June 11 1900. SAM J McMINN Circuit Clerk. By Charles O Hobbs Deputy.
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A.M. Moore
RE. V. Borst
Enous
W. K. Chandler
A. M. Moore
E. V. Burst
Missouri
Eaid
E. V
Mackle Hill
Marble Hill
Sam- McMinn
Court of Hollinger County
Sam
McMinn
J. Dying
Atalisitlay
J. Evins
Lawp
Marble Til Press
Sam J. McMinn
Hollinger County
Sam] McMinn
Charles O. Hobbs
James
Borders
W.K. Chandler
Sul County
James J
Marble Pill
Marble Hillress
Tmr
Eart
Bollinger County
J. McMinn
Hy Cras
O. Hangs
Lawsuit Notice in Bollinger County Missouri
In the Circuit Court of Bollinger County Missouri at the September term William B Yount, collector files suit against James J Borders claiming he is not a Missouri resident. Property parcels include Tract No 1: 160 acres in section 9 town 32 range east. Tract No 2: 160 acres in section 19 and related lots. Tract No 3: 126 acres in section 20. Borders must appear by second Monday next term or be defaulted. Publication ordered in Marble Hill press. Witness dated June 4 1950.
Unknown heirs served by publication in Dockins case
State of Missouri and William B. Yount file suit in Bollinger County circuit court against the unknown heirs and legal representatives of Jasper N. Dockins deceased. Notice by publication is ordered for a real estate lien case describing 40 acres in the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter, section 28, township 10, range 6, with a September term to hear the action and answer by the specified date.
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State OF Missour
Counny of
Bollinger
Circuit Court
State of Missouri
William B. Yount
Dockins
W. K. Chandler
Jasper N. Dockins
Missour
Aid Ahahiy
Mathle
tiNin Sald
The Chicago Record Promises Global News Reach
The Chicago Record touts its extensive network of Special Cable Correspondents in major world cities and a coexisting AP foreign service. It claims timely, accurate coverage of wars, political upheavals, and global events, presenting itself as the most up to date American newspaper.
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Europe
Africa
Asia
Chicago Record
United States
Associated Press
THE
Aidilesa
Owo
Indie Muster
CoinAgy Racord
Madison Street
Chicago
Mercator
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Bayan
Indianapoli
Hox Champ Clark
Senator West
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Senate
A. M. Cooxung
Ife
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Jefferson City
Court Howee
N. A. Mosely
Alon
Ory
Lanawer
Republic
William J. Bryan
Adsale
Stevenson
A.M. Dockery of
Gallatin
John A. Lee
Sam B. Cook
Mexico
Albert O. Allen
New Madrid
Rk. P. Williams
Fayette
Jos Herrington
Sedalia
Supreme Court
Janes B. Gantt
Willard D. Vandiver
J. Marion Welker
W.L. Dellinger
James P. Limbaugh
Charles G. Revelle
the Revenue
William A. Leoffler
James W. Dixon
Jefferson J. Chlostner
Franklin BR. Clippard
Joseph W. Reilly
Joan M. Roe
Randolph J. Mayfield
Sedgewickville
R. Kine
State Street
Broadway
Jetmore Republican Statea
Benton
Shuck
Sam Hill
Ceader
William H. Yount
Minvouri
Hollinger
Igeo
State of
Agninat
Stave of
Cher
Crume
Liu
Bright
Joan Gee
Neresiin
Lorguet Banka da
J. le Mead Gygle Company
Obicago
Wee
Talleat Mercantile
Montgomery Ward & CO
Manufacturora
Victor J. Evans & Co
Addon
Evans
Amorucus
Washington, D. Cc
Ey Gessung
Kansas
Ido
Maion
Maior
Cohen
Ta Telecrupuie
Ceble
Grant
Indies
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