03 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1898
Page
1
A detailed condition report on the State lunatic asylum at Fulton Missouri was presented. The item also notes political shifts, including the Fourteenth district Democratic caucus in Poplar Bluff to set dates for a congressional convention and a cabinet appointment in a Missouri court.
The Poplar Blait Citizen reports DW. D. Vandier as a new member of Congress who is rapidly gaining rank among veteran Democrats De Armond Dockery Clark and Bland. As he grows in performing his duties his strength with constituents at home increases, and in the Fourteenth district he is seen as a representative who can be relied upon in emergencies.
Rev Sam P Jonas urges electing Allen Candler amid claims of government by politicians over people in Georgia. Piedmont Banner editors oppose Hawkins entry against Vandiver praising Vandiver. reports say Judge Waltour M Robins son contemplates resignation to Governor Stephens, with two reasons discussed for Judge Koblunon's decision.
Fragmented listing shows bed tickings with regular and sale prices and assorted fabric items. Mentions feathers and double-bleached domestic goods in a white and striped pattern. Details are garbled but indicates a promotional sale.
A Cape Gazette column questions retirement timing for Judge Valliant and peels at Missouri political favors involving Gov. Stephens and Gov. Stone. The piece cites bids for the state supreme bench, asserts motiv es behind appointments, and mocks rival column assertions as it notes a Chicago Union League event where ex President Harrison denounces plutocratic tax avoidance and advocates tax equality.
The column discusses Sam Jones’s gubernatorial bid framed as benefiting Allen D. Candler, with Jones rejecting the office for a $25,000 income. It also covers a House debate on a uniform bankruptcy act, with Vandiver opposing the bill’s provision and warning of federal overreach, plus brief notices on G. G. Harp’s death and a Voland China hog weighing 607 pounds, indicating a long, varied local press item.
Latest News reports war against Spain appears decided with Spain held responsible for the Maine tragedy. Court of inquiry at Key West will probe Blandin’s watch and Ensign Powlson testifies with drawings. Roosevelt may resign as Long clashes over naval appropriations. Also local notes from Union Ridge with community events and updates.
Charleston Enterprise notes Dunklin county favors limited offices this year. Voters support Hon. O. P. Hawkins for congress Col. J. I. Blakemore for railroad commissioner and Judge W. B. Walker for circuit judge of the 22nd district. The tone suggests a restrained political horizon.
Public notice records a mortgage default by Philip J. Maloney and Catharine Maloney on a county school fund loan of 950.27 tied to Lots 57 58 and 59 in Range Marble Hill, with sheriff sale set for March 19 1908 at Marble Hill courthouse. Announced under order of Bollinger County Court by August Nonnin ger sheriff.
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