Political conventions and judgeships in Missouri and Germany
The piece reports on Missouri political maneuvering for a Supreme Court seat with figures like Whybark and Fox amid county gains, plus a Cape Girardeau convention plan. It also discusses German Empire formation, noting formation date, population, area, and comparison to the United States, with references to Prince Henry and Bismarck.
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Germany
Prince Henry
Prince Henry Preea
Erman Empire
Hiamarck
eXay
Alout
United States
Bisarck
Becume
Carlyle
Pate Bonded Debt Falls Below Million Mark
Fragmentary report indicates state bond debt under one million amid finance board actions. Mentions Governor and general auditor figures and a February 27 date.
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Pate
Rae
Board of Fand Commission
Airbus
Crow
Missouri debt talk and rail lines weighed in 1878 era
A late yesterday meeting of officials discusses state bonds debt reduction and rail security. The piece recalls Governor Fletcher and Missouri Pacific dealings, noting large bond totals, court records, and political shifts influencing public finances and rail assets across Missouri.
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Allen
Witt
Peycees
Board of
Nd Commissioners
Tribune
Missouri
Fletcher
United States
SL Louis
Missouri Pacific Railway
Democratic Party
Bank Atovk
Old Hickory Chips and Panama Canal Debates
A fragmentary column reports on Panama canal lobbying and press ethics, noting Panama price concerns, civil service reform, and Roosevelt’s stance. It mentions Senate actions, Tillman and Melan?in removal, and tariff issues for the Philippines. The tone critiques sensational reporting and questions moral standards in politics.
Southeast Missouri News Sketches Across Counties
Postmaster resigns at Poplar Kinds and Desloge post office gains presidential status with $1,000 salary. local citizens and others in St Louis area discuss Wright lynching relief. Supreme Court hopefuls Whybark and Monley touted as Republicans. Palmers plant fire at Poplir Blair destroys major barrel factory worth $500,000. Primary elections set for June in county lines. Cape Girardeau extends rail grade toward Perryville and through Jackson Oak Ridge. Farmington asylum furniture and tunnel plans under review. bids invited from distant firms. Cunningham and Barnes rail lines in New Madrid and Pemiscot counties discussed.
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Morehouse
Saya
Desloge
Edward Beard
George Marks
William Sebastian
St. Francuis County
Herald
Chicago
Lewis F. Wright
Newfadrid
New Madrid
Greenville Journal
Jone Tih
Cape Democrat
Woods
Houck
Miesouri & Arkansas Railroad
Cape Girardeau
Perryville
Jackson
Health Notes and Local Gleanings From Gries Allen
Our correspondents report health is good at writing time. Jdoda M Allen was seen on our street last Sunday. Some Gries Allen residents will attend circuit court this week. Mim Dorn Devk, student at the MS Academy, visited home folks recently. The tunnel north of Giea Allen remains noted in local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jdoda M. Allen
Gries Allen
Mim Dorn Devk
MS Académy
Giea Alen
Marble Hill area notes busy spring social and school update
Local column lists visitors and residents in Glen Allin and Marble Hill area. Mentions Miss Mollie Brots Caroline Zimmerman Nellie Lutew and many new students, plus routine visits, wreck at the tunnel, mill work by B H Bollinger, farm improvements, drummers in town, a carload of potatoes, and a full box factory crew. Spring weather and garden work noted with wheat and corn carloads.
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Te It
Sone
Papile
Couresses
Marble Hill
Minse
Mollie
L.C. Denton
G. M. Denton
Rufus Hahn
George Williams
Jome Williams
Paul Witmer
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Vester Bates
Ono King
Clarenve King
Glen Phelps
Alpha Phelps
Maud Bair
Rhoda Conrad
Eereene Mario Wells
Edith Corey
Minde Veils
Maud Clippard
Lola Williams
Stella Fisher
Mra. Barford
Miss Mac Kinder
Mra Lyman Kinder
Prof
Hendershot
Glen Allen
Misnes Mollie Brots
Caroline Zimmerman
Mise Della Rhodes
Loui Clippard
Laflin
Quiet Buchanan notes and local life hints
Chanan reports a calm Buchanan scene as Isaac Kirk travels to Glen Allen last Friday. Sizzling chatter says a wedding bed may soon be in Buchanan. McMinn visited his mother. Corbin and Corbin sawmill cut lumber. A.W. Ashcraft’s children visited on March 8 for Mrs. Ashcraft’s twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Hattie Kinder called on Sunday. Burt Corbin and Bill Davis worked at Corbin’s mill. John Slinkard hauns bolts daily. Ben McCullough made fifteen gallons of maple syrup. The Press notes a delegate convention at Mardle Till on April 12. Democrats can likely elect their full ticket if candidates are chosen wisely.
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Buchanan
Isaac Kirk
Glen Allen
McMinn
Corbin, Kirk & Corbin
A.W. Ashcraft
Hattie Kinder
St A.W
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