Redress Army Marches Toward Washington Demand Fiat Money Plan
John Coxey leads massed march from Massillon toward Washington to press two bills. One calls for fiat money issued in 1 to 100 dollar denominations bearing interest. The other seeks 5000000 for public works to provide jobs at least 1.50 per day. The army grew from about 1000 to around 2250 along the route, with aims to enter Washington atop a large contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Washington
Congress
Nolahorer
Pollard Case Against Congressman Breckeninger Opens
Madeline Pollard asserts damages for breach of promise and criminal intimacy dating to 1854, claiming she is mother to three children by Colonel Breckeninger and that he seduced her with marriage promises. The defense denies paternity and seeks to damage Pollard’s character. Easter millinery openings by Jaques and Bollinger showcased hats and trimmings at their Twin City store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Pollard
Madeine
BP. Brekeninge
Washinggton
Breckenrize
Miss Pollard
Colonel Breckeninger
Jaques & Bollinger
Millinery at Laflin With Full Season Hat Line
O J Snider will carry a full season line of stylish hats at Laflin. Mrs Vedacques & Co will finish them. Visit Laflin and see them. select from a fashionable collection. Also noting dental services by J L Nichols, Dentist, at the same locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laflin
O. J. Snider
Farm Implement Sale At Laflin Mo From O J Snider
O J Snider of Laflin Missouri advertises a sale of farm implements including a two horse Steele plows priced at seven dollars and eight dollars a better plow a one horse Steele plow at three fifty double shovels from two fifty to three dollars and a full line of farm tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Snider
Laflin, Mo
Local Visits And Birth Report From Gravelton and Laflin
Dr. Burton of Gravelton visits Dr. C. A. Sander. Miss Mahle Cans school near Alliance closed yesterday and she returned home today. O. J. Snider of Laflin tours St. Louis with a stock of apting goods. Mrs. C. J. Snider of Laflin visits Mrs. B. E. Bollinger. Mrs. Louis Dunkin gave birth to a baby girl last Sunday.
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Dr. Burton
Gravelton
C. A. Sander
Mahle
eCans
Alliance
J. Snider
Laflin
St. Louis
C. J. Snider
E. Bollinger
Louis Dunkin
Township Mass Meeting Nominates Democratic Delegates
A mass meeting ordered by the central committee of Bollinger County Missouri convenes to nominate Democratic ticket candidates and elect township delegates to a state convention. Delegates are apportioned by township with places listed including Lorance Marble Hill and Zalma among others. Ronest Cave chairman and J P McMasts secretary oversee the event at 2 PM in various township locations.
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Central Conn
Bell
Missouri
Democrats
Bollinger County
Cceam
Dewnite Weiner
Cleveland
Lorance
Loheby
Wayne
Crooked Creek
Whitewater
Fillmore
Uroon
Leranee
Marble Hill
David Bolliners
Liberty
D. A. Bridgenuin
William Kitchets
Pillmore
John S. Dunn
Zalma
Union
Patton
Lodewickville
Ronest Cave
J. P. McMasts
Mobile and Ohio Railroads offer cheap farms in the South
Advertises lands within a mile of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad at 3 to 15 dollars per acre with multiple annual crops yielding higher net per acre than the North. Claims milder winters and cooler summers, better health, and easier wealth. Announces half fare excursions from St Louis on select dates in 1894 and provides agents for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
America
St. Louis
E. E. Posey
Mobile
Ohio R. Mobile
Als
F. W. Greene
M. & Olr
N. Broadway
St Louis
Grand jury report from Bollinger County Missouri 1894
State of Missouri Bollinger County grand jurors present a report at the March term 1894 noting the courthouse is well kept the county poor farm is in good repair with content inmates and recommending paupers be supported there they laud the clerk sheriff probate judge and county attorney offices as well kept and report revenue collection improvements yet county debt and interest rise and suggest a county jail could save funds they emphasize careful guarding of school funds and foreclosure actions while stating the report is filed March 17 1894 with certificates of clerk Henry Smith and foreman Cuartys Nenninger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Missouri
Bollinger
J D. Fox
Jude
Circuit Court
Bollinger County
Unem
Cuartys Nenninger
Jos. H. Grant
Henry M. Smith
Local Market and Farming Notes Brighten Spring Prospects
DRUM NEWS reports Laird and Rowe expanding with a fall stock of spring goods while the wheat crop looks promising. Farmers are busy sowing oats. several are nearly through. Barney Wesslen sold most of his personal property last week and plans to move to Illinois. Vere Hoerell injured his foot in a harrow accident. Local youths broke into Laird News store last week, stealing money and goods valued around a small sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laird & Rowe
Barney Wesslen
Illinois
Vere Hoerell
Laird &Ews
Easter Observance and School Closing in Sedgwickville
Easter was well observed with Rev. BK Miller conducting services. Emer son Seabanek’s school closing exercises were well attended and praised. Farmers made progress in fair weather before a cold snap slowed work. Dr. E P Biggs spends much time on his fruit farm west of town and plans an elegant future estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwickville News
BK. Miller
Emerson Seabanek
E. P. Biggs
Administrators Notice for Geo W Whitaker Estate
Letters of administration on the estate of Geo W Whitaker deceased were granted to Joseph E Baker by Bollinger County Missouri probate court on March 2 1894. All persons having claims must exhibit them within one year for allowance or be barred from estate benefits. Claims not exhibited within two years from publication will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Whitaker
Bollinger County
Joseph E. Baker
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Boss Shoemaker
Court House
Aligcover
Stental Nodigre
Tatesville
Sis Mounthy
Aus
Othrek Renaaen
J. L. and
Nicuns
Mueller Bros, Furniture & Carpet CI
ST. Louis, MO
Ayere
Tle Coe
Drum News
Bollingar
Southeast
Blount
Oliver
Malta
Morrison
Earth
George EB. Clark & Son
Lutesville
Jacob Morris
Spotted Wolf
Existance
Dr. Spotted Wolf
McMinn Bros. General Merchants
Meyer Bros. Drug Vo
Mayfield-Smith Acady
E. R. Graham
the Palace
Fred P. Miles
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