Political announcements and call for Democratic convention
Announcement lists Willard Vandiver of Cape Girardeau County as a candidate for re election to Congress from Missouri's Fourteenth District and Merrill Uptrin of St Francois County as a candidate for judge in the Twenty seventh judicial circuit subject to party conventions. A Democratic Congressional Committee meeting is called for Poplar Bluff at Fraternal Opera House on April 4 at 7 p m to set convention time and place and representation basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard 1
Vandiver
Cape Girardeau County
Congress
Fourteenth Congressional District
Merrill L'Tprin
St. Francois County
Twenty-seventh Judicial Circuit
Democratic Congressional Committee
Fourteenth District
Missouri
Poplar Bluff
Go. C. OneHann
Hina C. Seaver
Springfield
St. Louis
Merrill Pipkin
Farmington
Pipkin
Ile
Ion. W. D. Vandiver
Mgr. Vandiver
Fox
Creep
Green
Linesville
Said
Ballinger
Cape Girardeau
Martle Hill
Jackson and Greenville
Sulil
Montis
Gil
Couny
Anid Coumly
Towit
Sali Court
Political previews and disputed posts in Missouri politics
The column reports on judicial and congressional candidates in Missouri including J Perry Johnson, Merrill Pipkin, and W D Vandiver. It notes Democratic conventions, pardoning remarks by Gov. Taylor, and favorable views of judges Fox and Cree, plus anticipated Springfield and St Louis gatherings and a Maine inquiry report.
W C Adamson Speech Praised as Sound Finance
In the House of Representatives on January 22 Hon W C Adamson of Georgia delivered a speech during the Indian appropriation bill debate praising sound logic. He attacked plutocrats goldbugs and the single standard, calling for broader voter readership and campaign use. The item promises extracts to show his economic Ideas and mentions a Cajun remark about “scan callazurbars.”
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House of Representatives
W. C. Adamson
Georgia
United States
Vandiver and the scholar in politics in wartime era
The excerpt cites Champ Clark praising Vandiver and describing political and educational battles. It recounts critique of financial interests and the push for literature in schools, then shifts to naval history as English victory at Havana, detailing siege hardships, African slave labor, disease, and the decisive capture of Morro Castle and West Indies settlements.
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Champ Clark
Vandiver
Chaimp Clark
Congress
W. D. Vandiver
Missouri
Hichever Heid
Tie
Missouri Normal College
Ike
Lion
William L. Wilson
Washington and Lee University
Reed
Committee On Education
Americs
Milton
Burke
Macaulay
America
England
Post Office Department
Dan Chaucer
Elizabeth
Don Luis de Velasco
Morro
Havana
West Indies
Spain
Tropics
Morro Castle
Grand Battery
Fragmentary 1702 naval actions and colonial sieges
Readable fragments describe Ameri can dolonies later United Busles capturing Eavana led by Enguol and Massachusetts men removing a Spanish flag at Morro Castle. The text also references ancient ties to Spain, cautions about negotiations, and mentions Crom Danevolt with fleets near Meriinique and Cape t. Nigholaw, Admiral Poodle guiding operations toward the Bahama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Busles
Eavana
Massachusetts
Morro Castle
Spain
Meriinique
Capet
Admiral Poodle
Bahama
Union Soldiers Invited to Washington for 1800 Fourth
The Burnside Post G A R North Dakota unanimously passes resolutions urging the United States government to invite all Civil War soldiers, Union and Confederate, to Washington for one week starting July 1, 1800. A July Fourth parade would feature surviving generals reviewing the armies on Pennsylvania Avenue in uniforms, under Old Glory, with congressional funding requested.
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Burnside
Department of North Dakota
United States
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
United States Leads In Patents Granted To Americans
The annual report before Congress shows 23 729 patents granted to American inventors last year. Connecticut tops per capita with one patent per 786 residents, followed by Massachusetts District of Columbia New Jersey and New York. Most patents issued went to electricians reflecting electricity study's dominance.
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Commissioner of Patents
Congress
Connecticut
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
New Jersey
New York
Anr
United States
Washington
Clubh's Creek News From A Rural Community
A rural note from Clubh's Creek describes local life and sentiment. Residents express health, security, and neighborly aid, with war talk on Spain and patriotic spirit. Complaints focus on gold standard supporters and economic hardship, ending with a reference to Tenanon.
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Clubh's Creek
Kenin
Spain
Tenanon
Rain delays farm work and local moves in Patron
The local notes show farmers behind on crops due to ongoing rain. Dr F M O Kelly plans a new residence. Bollinger and Robinson buy G H Limbaugh's store. Died Loreta Wilson on the 12th, wife of Henry Wilson, six children and many friends mourn. David Adams died on the 19th of pneumonia. Tivis Robinson at Sedgewickville. Circuit court last week attended by G A Limbaugh, who moved the post office to Mick's building.
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F. M. O'Kelly
Christian Senbaugh
James Gibbs
Bollinger & Robinson
G. H. Limbaugh
Loreta Wilson
Henry Wilson
Sedgewickville News Briefs Highlight Local Schools
Measles lightly present as health remains good. Florence Seabaugh and Elid Seabaugh close successful school terms in Roe and local districts. Prof Lyerly leads a March 14 subscription school with 27 enrolled. Evangelist from Texas Collard visits town for board. Stovepeddlers active amid high water delays mail. Henry Bollinger sells farm near here and buys property near Marble Hill.
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Florence Seabsueh
Roe
Lyerly
Voacher
Tev
JK. Matthews
Tev. Collard
Texas
Elid. Seabaugh
Henry Bollinger
Near Here
Local notes from Bessville and area a patchy report
Bessville notes report potato planting at seventeen, rain delaying church, Dr A J Smith visiting, Thomas Stanfill Jr injured at Flat River mines, four killed, A J Sanders buying work mules for the south, public debate over Amer ican protection and mules, local politics on nominations, wheat looking fine, D M Whitener Co shipping cattle, Typhoid in Johnson Limbaugh, court attendance, stave factory idle from timber scarcity, rumors of slave factory move, Measles and local commerce upheaval, new plow purchases, and general busy chatter across town.
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A. J. Smith
Farmington
Thomas Stanfill, Jr
Flat River
Tom
A. J. Sanders
Sikeston
Leo
the Banner
D. M. Whitener & Co
Joe Whitener
Clyde
Handa
Dixie
Johnson Limbaugh
W. &. Farrar
Cape County
K. J. Teeters
Qhostner
Leo Cole
M. Newellans
Produce Exchange Offer for Feathers and Goods
A community notice invites residents to trade any available produce. Bring feathers wool eggs dry hides furs and other goods to exchange for produce. The project encourages local barter and invites participation from farmers and craftspeople across the area.
Remember the Place and local notes from Zalma area
A patchwork of local items including Dr Chandler’s visit, farm sales by David Cheek on April 1, and community updates from Bowser to Mayfield-Smith academy. Historical notes recount Stephen Collins Foster’s Kentucky home and a planned 1894 county court sale at the Marbie Hill courthouse door on April 26.
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Grand Old County
David Cheek
Indian Territory
Ed Teeters
Arbor
Mesdames Johnson and Wricht
Mrs. Phelps
Leopold
Belle
Ollie Rogers
Sallie Martin
KK. L. Teeters
Chestner
Radio
Lillie Cheek
Schoeble
Skeeter
John Rogers
Lina
M. Johnson
William
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Bardstown
Stephen Collins Poster
Old Kentucky
Rowan
Poster
Pennsylvania
Rowans
Medeval Ii
Eliza
Foster
Massa'a
Kentucky
Old
Federal Hill
Hugh
Wong
James Lane Allen
County Court
Hollinger County
Missouri
Marbie Hill
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Commission of
Maine
Globe-Democrat
J. Li. Fort
Butler
J. Perry
Nashville
Sam Jones
Gov. Taylor
Mr. Jones
Sun Jones
William Street
Perther
Widows
Orpheus
Solomon
Lutesville
Ous
Ine
Bollinger County
W.F. Kinder & Son, Trade Center
Lutesville, Ilo
Sedgewickviche
Bessville
J. V. Slinkard & Company
Zalma
Chattanooga
Oliver
Arm & Hammer Soda
M. Born & Co
Chicago
Ij. W. Slinkard & Co
Zalma, Mo
Union Ridge
C. M. Witmer
Marble Hill
Mac
A. Bande
A. Sander
Sanders&son, Physicians and Surgeons
Bill
R. W. van Amburg
Hollinger
H. L. Cunningham
Enlisé and
Aurist
W. K. Chandler
Notary Public
Marble
Wil
P. Caldwell
Kennett, MO
Kennett
Supreme Court of
Henry N. Phillips
Poplar Blutl
Clicuit Court
Moses Whybark
Mantine Phin
Ofice
C. A. Sandersal
W. A Dunn
Joseph W. Caldwell
Bollinger Co
Marble Ill
Henry Gaines
Brownwood and Northwestern
Twin City Hotel
Scloll Motel
Nigh Steel
W. P. McCans
Mantle
FM. Walls
Pres
B. F. Stevens
iCash'r
Bollinger County Bank
H. Schwering
Warren Building
Marble Hall
Elmer &, Bair’s
Politekt and
BROT
W. K. Chandlers Office
Cape Girardead
Fort Smith
Cotton, Hele
Go Mountain Bys
Welta
Tran Mountain Main Line
Wiliamsvilee
Kansas City
Ft. Scott
Memphis Ry
Hunter
State Normal School
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Qouminovatti
Moat
Kyowine Road
Torritran
Pall Tero
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