Political Turmoil Marks Missouri Delegation Shakeup
The Missouri Republicans face fallout from removing Whauncey Ives Filley in Minneapolis and replacing him with Dick Kerens. Observers warn the move could undermine Missouri's party organization ahead of November elections. Filley’s absence leaves a leadership gap and stirs debate among party allies about strategy and loyalty.
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Missouri
Minneapolis
Globe-Demerat
Filley
Ide
Fariae
Republican League
Sedalia
Lick
Missour
Republican Party
Tie
Twenty Years Ago in Republican History
The Chicago Herald notes that twenty years ago Chauncey M. Depew and Whitelaw Reid sought Democratic support for New York jobs while Blaine opposed the force bill and Walcott urged States’ rights at Minneapolis. It recalls Frank Hiscock leading the New York delegation and warns that the present convention mirrors those earlier GOP tensions and alignments.
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Jorrison
New York Perophical Union
Reid
New York
Minneapolis
Morrison
Chauncey Depew
Whitelaw Reid
General Grant
Mr. Harrison
Chauncey M. Depew
United States
South
James G. Blaine
Walcott
Colorado
Murat Halstead
Frank Hiscock
Ow York
Chicago Herald
Local notices announce Bollinger County judge candidates
A Missouri farmer recalls remarks in New York City about McKinley era prices. The Bollinger County second district court judge race is open with J. J. Long as a Democratic candidate. Pump Banks is announced as a Democratic candidate for Bollinger County first district judge.
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New York City
McKinley
Man- Small AnnoP of Scott County Seeks Re election
We are authorized to announce Man Small Annop of Scott County as a candidate for re election to Congress from the 14th district subject to the action of the Democratic Convention. Primary election set for July 28, 1892.
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Scott County
Democratc Convention
State Senator candidates announced in Missouri races
We are authorized to announce Barrity Duen of Marble Hill Solimger County as a candidate for State Senator of the territorial district subject to the Democratic nominating convention. Also Geo. T. Lea of Van Buren Carter County Mo is a candidate for State Senator of the twenty first district subject to the action. We are authorized to announce D J A of Fiedmont Wayne County as a candidate for State Senator of the twenty first district subject to the Democratic nominating convention.
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Barrity Duen
Marble Hill
Solimger County
Teroury-First
Geo. T. Lea
van Buren
Carter County
Fiedmont
Wayne County
Democratic party slate names two Representatives and a Collector
Authorized notices announce C. J. Ssyper as Democratic candidate for Representative of Poller County along with J. M Zimmerman seeking re election as Representative of Bollinger County and W. A. Coxx seeking re election as Collector of Bollinger County.
Bollinger County Treasurer candidates announced
Authorized notices name Leze Kerra Albert Peexins J. Lessney and Istvan Trevor as Treasurer candidates for Bollinger County. Party action noted. The fragmented OCR lists multiple names and phrases indicating candidacy and party affiliation.
Candidates for Prosecuting Attorney in Bollinger County
Authorized notice lists W. I. Chandler as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney pending party action and CP. Waiwatt as candidate for re election to the same office, reflecting party process and local race.
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Annatings
Bollinger County
Democratic Party
Bollinger County Sheriff Candidates Announced
Authorized notices declare J. T. Wells and W. B. Yount as candidates for the office of Sheriff of Bollinger County subject to the action of the Democratic party. The short public notices indicate party affiliation and official candidacy status.
Bollinger County offices nominees announced in party slate
Political notices list William C Mygexs N J Smith and A N Banks as Assessor candidates for Bollinger County with party action awaiting and Janison also named. John A Rewy listed as Surveyor candidate subject to party approval.
Shukard Seeks Re Election as Lorance Township Constable
Shukard announces candidacy for re election to the office of Constable in Lorance Township under the Dern 0 party. The notice marks his intent to continue duties, inviting support from local voters and party members ahead of the upcoming election.
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Shukard
Lorance Township
Ane
Dern- 0
Sheriff Sale Of School Lands In Bollinger County Missou
The county court orders the sheriff to expose to sale multiple parcels in Bollinger County Missouri on May 16 1892 at Marble Hill front door. Lands include sections 16 14 15 29 30 31 33 in ranges eight nine ten with numerous halves quarters totaling hundreds of acres. Minimum bid set at 1.25 per acre with one fifth cash and remaining credit for twelve months at eight percent interest. Sale conducted by public vendue to highest bidder.
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Missour
Pollinget
Said
Bollinger County
Missoun
Marble Hill
Bollinger
Sale notice from Holmes County sheriff on property in Marblehead
Liday of September 1802 between ten in the morning and two in the afternoon while the county court is in session, notice given for terms of sale and property to be set by publication in Marblehead weekly newspaper of Holmes County. JOAN HUSKEY Sheriff.
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Paris
Joan Huskey
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St.Louis
Ilanniba
St. Louis
Senate
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Chicago
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Harrison
Chauncey
Depew
Vanderbilts
White House
Tracy
Ony
J. J. Long
Congress
C. J. Ssyper
Poller County
J. M Zimmerman
Ofice of Representative
W. A. Coxx
Leze ‘Kan Kerra
Albert 5. Peexins
Democrat Party
J. .Lessney
Istan Treverr
W. I. Chandler
Ndewo- Chai Perty
J. T. Wells
Sherif
W. B. Yount
William C. Mygexs
N. J. Smith
A. N. Banks
W. A. Janison
John A. Rewy
Elmer Bair's Barber Shop
Marble Hill, MO
T.T. Beach
Lutestille
J. A. Clingingsmith
Laflix
H. W. Boss
Singer
H. E. Boag
Public Square
Li-Do
Drom’s
Pental
Noir
Alroul
Rie
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