Converts Confirmed In Leopold Catholic Ceremony Parade
Archbishop McKain of St. Louis confirmed 160 converts at Leopold in a daylong service with Low Mass and High Mass. The event featured a parade escort, 120 mounted riders, and a grand street arch. Attendees included local families and Twin Cities visitors. confirmations listed include A. Peat and Miss Edith Mayer among Leopold parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
Father Bettles
Archbishop McKain
St. Louis
Muehlstipen
St. Marys Church
Rothensteiner
Fredericktown
Bettles
Kain
Laflin
Franz Sales Society
Twin Cities
Twin City
A. Peat
Edith Mayer
Ckler
Johnnie Stickler
Clen Allen
John
Philip Reilly
Isses Kate
Mollie
Mary Manus
Jistpold
Tariff History Notes and Expected 1890 Bill
A compact digest compares Walker 1846 Morris 1861 and 1883 tariff paths with dates of Senate passage and presidential approval. It notes the McKinley tariff of 1890 and suggests the present bill may become law by month’s end.
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Senate
House
Young Mens Club Democrats Call Meeting Friday
A notice invites young men aged 16 to 30 to gather in the editorial rooms of the Passe on Friday evening in June 1594 to organize a Young Democrats club. Signatories urge attendance and support for Mr Huskey and the Democratic ticket.
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Democrats
N’s Democratic Club
W. A. Luorruze
C. A. Watts
F.saxorn
A. T. Ae
Ce Toft Atnaby
T. J.B. E. W. Sidrime
J.'O. Sark
T. H. Scere
Ar Huskey
Huskey
Demsaratia
Dom
Not Insane Martha Pair Not Sent to Asylum
A county court special session ruled Martha Pair not insane after witnesses described an ungovernable temper and marital dissatisfaction. Her husband reportedly filed for divorce. The court approved various witness and judge fees from recent terms, listing names and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Pair
William Pair
J. L. Wallace
G. W. Robins
C M. Witmer
Hl. M. Smith
D. B. Hill
J.J. Long
Philip Barks
F. M
J. L. Tallent
John Whitener
Miami Mills
Raymond Robertson
Theodore Adams
William Killian
Jack Dees
M. McAnally
John Mosse
Payne Horn
Henry Crader
A.J. Mansfield
Green Hart
RS. Rader
Thomas Statler
David Heart
D. B. Rhodes
Jansen Headrick
John McCoy
David Shiverdecker
Petitions Filed by Peoples Party Central Committee
Nine members of the Peoples party central committee met last Saturday to file petitions bearing 173 names. The signatures were given to the secretary for submission to Moses Whybark to test legality. A. L. Gibbs was elected delegate to the July congressional convention at Poplar Bluff with P. B. Huffman as alternate. The committee plans another meeting on July 14 at this place.
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Peoples Party Central Comshittie
Moses Whybark
A.l.gibbs
Poplar Bluff
Huffman
Big Shipment From City Shipyard Promptly Made
A large shipment arrived last week with two carloads of dressed meat and the opening of 600 cases of eggs. The consignors are unidentified but the load was from the local city docks and involved substantial quantities.
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One
Ana
eTyin City Ng House
A'Diawn Festival Brightens Suburban Kil Lutés Lawn Night
The Indiés of the Methodist church held a lawn festival at Kil Lutés' suburban home on Tuesday night. Attendance was large and the event was pleasant with the lawn brilliantly lit and many scenes provided.
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Methodist Church
Fragmentary OCR News Item on Social Rates and Prices
The readable fragments describe varying prices or rates for women and other groups, with references to church benefits and some oddly phrased age or time scales. No clear event, names, or places are identifiable. The text is garbled and nonstandard.
New Faculty at Mayfield Smith Academy
The Board of Trustees accepted the resignation of Prof E R Graham as principal. Prof D W Graves was elected principal, returning to lead the school. Bowman of Jackson Who Joe, a William Jewell College student, was named assistant. The school plans to open near September 1.
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Mayfield-Smith Academy
R Graham
D. W. Graves
Bowman
Jackson
Joe
William Jewell College
Receivership Granted for St. Louis G. F. & F. Railways
The supreme court awarded receivership of the St. Louis G. F. & F. railroads to Eli Klotz as president Louis Houck contested and refused to surrender the road. Klotz petitioned for contempt against Houck and Judge George Houck. The court ordered Houck and Led Doyle to appear by Monday to explain why contempt should not be imposed. This ruling becomes final against Houck and may be taken to the Federal supreme court.
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Supreme Court
Eli Klotz
Louis
Houck
Klotz
George Houck
Doyle
Federal Supreme Court
Children’s Day Observance At Churches
Children’s Day will be observed in the Presbyterian church on Sunday June 17 with services at 10:30 o’clock. A program of songs recitations readings and addresses has been prepared. The Baptist church will observe the day next Sunday evening with an interesting program.
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Presbyterian Church
The
Baptist Church
County board selects W A Leoffler as instructor
The county institute board met Saturday and elected Prof. W. A. Leoffler as instructor in the Institute. The selection is praised as wise, noting no teacher in Bellinger county ranks higher than W. A. Leoffler.
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County Institute Board
Myers
W Farrar
W. Is. Dellinger
W. A. Leoffler
Bellinger County
W. A. Toffler
Rosemount Hall Completion Plan Discussed at Meeting
At a Wednesday night stockholders meeting about thirty attended. The group discussed finishing the Rosemount Hall and appointed a committee to arrange a plan to complete the project.
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Rosemount Hall
Sam Jones Passes North After Belmont Lecture
The report notes Reverend Sam Jones, formerly of Kennett, traveled on the Belmont accommodation train Sunday. He was described as thin and pale, with features resembling James P. Walker, and given as a noted orator and lecturer.
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Sam Jones
Belmont
Kennett
Carien
James P. Walker
He Refused Good Advice It Afterwards for He
A fragment notes a person who rejected timely counsel, suggested as a turning point in a narrative. It hints at consequences of ignoring prudent guidance without detailing the event or identities.
To Bick People Tam Relocated Near Glen Allen
Tam is now located at the home of M. Zimmerman near Glen Allen and will roover all calle day or will be located there anti potion.
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Tam
M. Zimmerman
Glen Allen
Will Roower
On a Drunk Man Threatens Town in West End Outburst
Hardin Dees of a mile south of town returned Sunday night highly drunk and violent. He brandished a pistol, ordered a man to take a baby to town, and shot at his own house. A mob formed as Ed Beck and others ferried the child toward safety, while Believing Dees had killed Mise Ora Billings, shots rang out and patrols pursued him toward Eli Lutes' lane.
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West End
Hardin Dees
Belmont
Ed Beck
Dees
Reck
Albert Welle
Harry Wann
J. W. Revelle
Beck
Sheriff Wells
Eli Lates
Truston Francis
Andrewéhat Smith
Ehcp
Mise
Oora Billings
Eli Lutes
William Billings
Henry
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J. L. Sonkins
Syeres
Jen Dampery
Nhs
Opeen
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