Ex-Legaton Coxe death sparks editorials on newspapers
The piece from Waco notes the death of Ex-Legaton Coxe at his home on the 14th and blasts Green & Green's Lutesville Banner for errors and alleged moral critiques. It cites political jabs, tariff talk, and borax price debates as examples of high protectionist folly and partisan malice aimed at Missouri and national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legaton Coxe
Texae
Waco
Tre Green
Lutesville
Ife
State Senate
What Senator Gray Says
Senator Gray of Delaware speaks for Democrats who split on currency in the last campaign and denounces the Dingley tariff plan. He condemns taxing the people to create a huge surplus idle in the treasury rather than supporting government needs or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Senator Gray
Delaware
Washington
New York Journal
One of the Greatest Spring Opening Sales at THE LEADER
The Leader advertises a May sale to clear crowded stock with bargains on shoes and slippers. It touts low prices on ladies and boys footwear from $1 to $1.45, and house slippers from 50 cents to $1, inviting shoppers to take advantage of the exceptional bargains in seasonable goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Qi Mens
Vernluy Pete
Sroels
Penney Alberts
St. Louis
Mobile
Pullman Palace
South
America
Alabama Land & Development Co
Ala
F. K. Harria
LO Sixth Street
Cairo
Kils
Currency and taxation spar over democrat principles
In a heated discussion, opponents argue against a plan to tax out of the people to fund favored interests, warning it would contract the currency and oppress the public. The piece also notes invitation to Cape Girardeau Normal School exercises and a warning on gasoline safety, plus local farm and industry concerns about timber use and local factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pansipest McGru
State Normal School
Cape Girardeau
Young Indies
Poreterfield
Bl. Garrison
St. Louis
Tram
Georgia
Blowal
Rome
Pillydelphia
Chiswae
Fammer
Cape Girarde da Demetanys
Fammers
Missouri
Eno
Serenade at the Snider wedding and local notices
A Marble Hill wedding serenade by two bands ends the celebration with Mrs Snider and her husband departing by train to Lutesville. A separate item reports a license issued to James D. Barnett and Miss Alice Johnson, both of Castor township, amid theft and injury notices from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr Snider
Snider
Lutesville
Jackson
Fredericktown
James D. Barnett
Alice Johnson
Castor
Bueglara
Dunklin
Democrat
Mra. J. W. Back
Marble Hill
I. M. Wells
Miss Cora Back
Mrs. Wells
Serenade for Capt Snider at Home After Quiet March Marriage
Capt John A Snider wed Myre Emma Colfer on March 28 in secrecy. Friends staged a moonlit serenade at his Lutesville home, then plotted a celebratory return of favor a day later by keeping the union under wraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Snider
Myre
Emma Colfer
Lutesville
Capt. Snider
Uhie
Pont Boys
J. W. Stepp
Wiley Davawit
Schoperville
John Tippet
Advance
W. A. Jamison
St. Louie
Slaughter
J.T. Humpardy
Local notes and updates from Zalma And vicinity
Community tidbits report visitors, farming, health, and social events in Zalma Missouri area. Mentions Rev John Yount, six inmates at the poor farm under Superintendent Turner, teaching appointment for Prof Noak Chestner, local visits by Mr and Mrs C A Johnson, weddings and kin visits, strawberry picking season, Sunday school progress, picnics, roses in bloom, and various residents traveling or hosting guests. Fire early spring and orchard prospects noted along with household routines and local commerce references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tr. Yount
Liberty
James W.turner
Noak Chestner
C. AL. Johnson
Leapold
Jounty Treasury Wiivank
Seabaugh
Radie
Lillie Cheele
Ishim Teeters
Daniel Proffer
Log Creek
Jacob Barks
Isham
the Ridge
Patton area notes on farming fire, illness and faith
The Patton column reports Mrs. Hannah Huterman gravely ill with typhoid, David Robinson down with fever, James Gibbs near eye loss from an accident, and Mill men James Bollinger and others returning to work. Post Oak chapel notes praise, with Miss Margaret Killian as superintendent, and locals discuss mill activity, house work, and small town plans. The piece also recalls Miles Standish and a proxy courtship tale ending with John Alden marrying Penelope Mullin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Robinson
James Bollinger
William Hicks
Billy
A. J. Shrum
Frank O'Kelley
G. W. Limbaugh
Closing Exercises of M S Academy and Greek Revolutionary Rhetoric
The Mayfield-Smith academy plans its closing exercises on Friday May 21 1807 with an afternoon open session of the Excelsior Literary Society and a reunion at night. The piece underscores a historical creed linking Greece Crete and Christendom, praising Alexander the Great and warning of Ottoman and Mohammedan influence, with lessons tied to English policy and the Crimean War aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Academy
Mayfield-Smith Academy and Training School
Excelsor Literary Society
Crete
Greece
Marathon
Salamis
Aegean Sea
Velett Marathon
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Alexander the Great
America
Lwerler
Holy Land
Xerxes
Mohammed
Arabian Land
Asia
Turkey
England
France
British India
Faris
Tinerope
Worning
India
Mohammedan Tataliom
Rhowary Magazine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Green & Green
Blower
Missouri Senate
Pune
Jones
Congress
Nevada
Senatan Jones
Frowinpa
California
West Indies
Central America
Mediterranean
East
Dongs
Face
B. Rosenblum
Aim
W. Everest
Sagaline
Java
The
Marble Hill, Mo
Gibraltar
Vnton Rut
Zalma
Cape Girardean
Herman Hess
J. B. James
R.P. White
Bell City
Charley Joslin
J.D. Ginsner
Douglas
Mr. Sturgeon
B. IL
Bollinger
Miles Standish
New England
Pelseila Mulling
John Alden
John
Kun Kit
Kennett
Amisouri
Supreme Court of
Henry N. Phillips
Poplar Bluff
Ballinger County
Fartier
Hyulekly
Puritan Punishing CO
Mronfield Sty
Burton, Mave
Harvard Vale
United Mates
New
Conavewatory
Panionlire
Jim A. Mrutas
Latlin, Mo
Mayfield-Smith Academy
D. W. Lutes
B. S.D
Jennie Satterfield
B. S
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Co
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Atlanta
Florida
Southeast
South Florida
Mavang
Cuba
New India
Mexico
Central
South America
R, Eb, Posey
John G. Mann
Ate
Twin City Hotel
Scholl Hotel
High Street
Frontier
McCaus
Paora
Henry Elfrank
Minneapolis Harvesters
ATI Repalters
Chaser
Mma
H. Schwering
Merchant Talfor
Warren Building
Datesville, Mo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!