Insane Asylum contract and political shifts noted
The piece reports work starting on Farmington's Insane Asylum, Kennett Budat sale to a stock company, and retirement from the newspaper business by Gryf H. Ganksy. It covers Democratic state committee reorganizations in Jefferson City, Missouri political dynamics, and local press commentary on party prospects amid national conventions and Missouri nominations. It notes Campbell Republican and Leadington Lead Co. events with local business and mining impact.
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Gryf H. Ganksy
Kennett Budat
Campbell Republican
Campbell Publishing Company
Donklin County
C.D. Brig
J. W. Sanders
Manayer
Campbell
Exports to Philippines Show Army Costs Amid Trade Figures
The report tallies ten months of Philippine exports at about 62.1 million, with 441 thousand to horses and mules for the army, 870 thousand in beer and 897 thousand in whiskey for soldiers. It notes army costs driving the overall value and references unrest in China and military actions in Manila.
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Philippines
New York
Europe
New York World
Fleet destroyed and 400 Chinese killed in clashes
Dispatches report a fleet dismantled and captured with 400 Chinese deaths. Mixed-force losses include 6 killed and 50 to 60 wounded. Widespread anxiety over foreign legations in Pekin and renewed fear of attacks in St. Louis as mobs target streetcars and riders, including women, with violence and torn clothing.
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Pekin
Don’t Forget the Farmer Voter in Next November’s Election
A New York Evening Journal quote urges recognition of American farmers as the nation heads to elections. It extols the farmer’s quiet, thoughtful mind and influence, noting seven and a half million farmers and their role shaping national issues through calm reason and practical sense.
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Farma
New York Evening Journal
Wealth Concentration and Corporate Power Speech
The passage argues wealth has concentrated since the Civil War with 1 percent holding vast wealth while 52 percent own only 6 percent of property. It cites the Frick litigation and Rockefeller income, condemns tax exemptions, corporate privileges, and private monopolies as drivers of political influence and inequality.
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Frick
Carnegis Company
Supreme Court
Press Bulletin
Republicans Backed by Trusts in Electoral History
The Glove-Democrat editorial laments Republican ties to trusts since the issue arose. The Kansas City Times ridicules Hanna’s paper, arguing Republicans aided trust interests by placing control of election management with a magnate, promoting a presidential candidate aligned with those interests and a platform echoing their stance.
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Glote-Democrat
Granitwid
Kansas City ‘Times Vno
Hanna
Trunta
Taglection
Traat
Monopelien
Anthracite Coal
Tanta
Antone
Trusts and Republican hostility in the McKinley era
A polemical piece condemns Republican anti trust stance under McKinley, alleging vast corruption and corporate power behind the party. It cites Hanna in Ohio and Senate actions to argue that Republicans would fund a large election push to secure four more years of GOP rule, framing a vote as a choice against monopolies and the Standard Oil and ship trusts. It warns voters against trusting party assurances, urging a anti trust vote in the upcoming election.
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Iasts
Snms
McKinley
Hanna
Ohio
Congress
Wrens. Org
Standard
Pacific Steamship Mail Company
Mark Tanna
Globe-Democrat
Thrice-a-Week World promises thorough political coverage
The Thrice-a-Week World pledges impartial political news, foreign developments, and prompt war reports. It advertises a one year subscription for 1.00 and offers The World with The New York Herald Press together for 1.15, cheaper than the regular 1.50 combo.
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America
Batiot
Na Hin
Neighborly Love and Unrequited Affection
A reflective verse about loving a neighbor yet feeling unreciprocated affection. A mix of personal longing and social commentary touches on gratitude, admiration, and the loneliness of unreturned love during a summer season interwoven with local musings and community notes.
Letter From Manila Describes Spanish War Efforts
Manilla Lunon writes of life under American rule in the Philippines on May 8 1900. He claims improving friendliness among Filipinos while noting ongoing skull fighting and scattered raids by Ladrones and insurrectionists. A 25 man detachment from Sand company clashed with a force of about 900, leaving two wounded and the unit retreating.
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Manilla Lunon
P. I
Philipines
Ladronnd
Campaigning Soldiers and Hospital Care Across Front Lines
Letters recount brutal skirmishes near Bollinger County with two local soldiers unscathed. Corporal Adolph James notes the threat, while Garfield James chose retreat after ammunition ran out. Hospitals are praised for orderly care, food, and rest for recuperation. A farmer loses a five hundred dollar diamond to a chicken and jewelry ads promote W. F. Main goods. Local crime reports include a jail escape and a murder indictment, with humorous swipes at news in Radke style.
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Bollinger’ County
Adolph James
Missouri Monquitors
Garfield James
Meir
Alto
Kiehhind
Charleston
Donkey Club Session Hushed by Pulpit Announcement
A minister in Kansas City read from the pulpit an odd notice about the Donkey Club. The message warned members to line up after services and avoid escorting women improperly or behaving like a gentleman, or risk removal from membership.
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Donkey Club
Charch
Order of Publication in Missouri Circuit Court
In Bolinger County Missouri the State of Missouri through Willan BF Yount sues ACM Moore and EF W Burst for enforcement of a lien on property described as 40 acres southwest quarter of the southeast quarter in section 95 township 9, petition filed September term 1900. Defendants must appear at Marble Hill courthouse on the second Monday of September next. if not, judgment by default will be entered. Public notice given per court records.
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W.d. Bryan
Commonwealth
Teket
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Bolinger
ACM
Moore
Ben
Mist
Seid
M. Voore
E.V
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Holler
Marble
Ta Agi
Gunn
Cauke
McMinn
Sam J
Hiv
W. Ky Chandler
Adilavit
J. Rainn
Missoni
Gotiiet
J. Evins
Marble Tit
James
Hein
W. KK
Chandler
Acher
James Ji
Bordira
Missouri
Wis
Huntretet
Nurthwest
Sveijan
Ange
Janel J
Hordern
Sam i
Momenn
Hovinger
Sam F, McMinn
Ity Cras
O. Sivas
Missourty
Iballinger
Minnourk
William B. Yount
O.M Anderdon
O. P Anileteon
State of
Vacasion
Saw County
Wise
Weil Ingjili
Mayble
Missouri Circuit Court Notices September Term 1900
The State of Missouri at the relation and use of various plaintiffs sues defendants for nonresidence and property liens. Notices order publication. Detailed descriptions cover multiple tracts of land in BolingHer county Marble Hill and Mayble Hill towns. Court sets terms and deadlines for appearance and answer, with property descriptions and required actions.
Read The Republic and Sunday Magazine Offer
The Semi Weekly Republic and its Sunday Magazine are promoted as essential reading for informed citizens. The notice urges timely subscription to this paper and its magazine, highlighting full news, authentic telegraph updates, fashion illustrations, and current events content. Rates are listed at 1 per year for the newspaper and 1.25 for the Sunday Magazine, with a joint 1.50 year rate requiring both orders and payments together.
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