Missouri Democrats Sweep State Politics in Latest Vote
Missouri statewide results show Democrats cruising to victory with baronial margins. A. C. Kino wins Bollinger sheriff. W. Be Dioxey elected collector. James P. Linvavan judge District No. 2. McKinley era tax themes persist. Capes county selects Hines for prosecuting attorney. J. Marion Walker wins rep. A. C. Ma wins sheriff in another county. Pop census sets US at 76,295,220 with big shifts.
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J. Marion Walker
Charles G. Revelle
W. P. McCans
A. C. Ma
W. B Dickey
W. F. Burcham
Portos Law and Navy Plans Highlighted In Nation News
A Chicago Chronicle synopsis on Porto Rico under U S rule argues the island is a colonial dependency without statehood or citizenship, with executive councils and voter qualifications set by presidents. Also noted are Missouri Democrat views on legislative responsibility, naval expansion discussions in Chicago Record, and state population shifts across the Union, including New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Texas.
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United States
Chicago Chronicle
Porto Rico
Congress
Executive Council
Supreme
Joel
Missouri
Jefferson City
Democratic Party
Chicago
Naval Board On Construction
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
5Ix
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Ohio
Union
Texas
Banoor
New Jerseys
New England
Massachusetts
Inez
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Nationary
Bryan Rambler Tour Warms Democratic Fires in New York
The private car Rambler carries William J. Bryan through a punishing schedule of speeches. He speaks to crowds at stations, his voice and barritone drawing adoring responses. His routine includes quick coat changes, throat care, and constant travel as he presses the campaign.
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New York World
William J. Bryan
Col. Bryan
Bryan
Republican Party
Bedlam
Tti
McKinley Thanksgiving Proclamation Provokes Outcry
The Cincinnati Enquirer denounces President McKinley’s Thanksgiving invitation as hypocritical and insulting to American citizenship. It accuses McKinley of endorsing interference in foreign lands, condemns the sacrifice of soldiers and Filipinos, and attacks the moral basis for ruling Puerto Rico, urging readers to resist such policies.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
McKinley
United States
Hanna
William J. Bryan
Inia
Porto Rico
Florida Ostrich Farm and Atrocities of a Jacksonville Visit
A Jacksonville trip in 1898 describes a two-room cafe segregated by race, a New Jersey major dining with black patrons, and a Florida ostrich farm attraction 15 minutes from Union Depot. It recounts the farm’s operations, egg counts, nesting, and pair dynamics with birds named after famous figures, plus the value of birds and feathers and life in Africa.
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Jacksonville
Minma
New Jersey
Florida
South Africa
Bendigo
Little Egypt
President McKinley
Queen Victoria
Grover Cleveland
Frances
Admiral Dewey
Miss Manils
Africa
Blood Poison Cured By B B B Bottle Free to Suffers
Blood Balm Co promotes B B B Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for chronic skin and blood ailments. The ad claims deep seated cases yield quickly, offers a free trial bottle, and sells full treatment at $8.50 for six bottles with complete directions and free medical advice.
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Address Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Cocacribe
Lane that Had No Turning serial debut noted
Canadian writer Gilbert Parker returns to his fields with renewed vigor and delivers The Lane that Had No Turning. Set in Ponting in the mid nineteenth century, the tale centers on Madelinette the singer and her husband Seignior of Ponting. The drama builds to a striking unexpected finale as the story unfolds in five installments beginning September 29 in Theaturd by Mysnina Post.
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Gilbert Parker
Ponting
Valmond
Madelinette
of Ponting
Mysnina Post
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Dockery
Kentucky
Sr. Lous
Mr. Baran
A. C. Kino
Bollinger County
W. Be Dioxey
James P. Linvavan
Ma. Vanorven
Josnea W. Retuy
Cape County
Hines
Jonzen W. Carowann
Baran
Tur Cntxess
Martin Witte
St. Louis
Dalton
Will Jong
Williams
Marble Hill
Jackson
Barfordville
John Henley
Uncle Sam
A. J. D. Burford
Burfordville Club
Webster Davis
Davis
Hoo
W. H. Miller
Davin
David Jane
County
Staten
Idaho
North Dakota
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Middle West
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Colorado
South Dakot
Kansas
Nebraska
Fia Aa Fiber Mobi
All Nowndealers
Munn & Co
York Oort
Ta Hee
Major
Pra
Pete Bretibe
Major Cement CO
New York City
The
Mayfield Medicine Mig. Co., Incorporated
Mavrineo
Lovie
Mia
D. C. Vanamburg & CO
Lutesville, Missouri
Victor J. Evans & CO
Washington, D. C
Evans
C.M. Witmer
P.M. Wella
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
H. Schwering Distiller
Glen Allen
John A. Millar
Laylin
Avent Fort
J. Mosslands
Jenry J. Smalla
South
Fander
C. A. Bander
Sander & Son
Physicians and Surgeons
Marble Will
W. K. Chandler
Notary Public
Marble Hill, MO
R. L. Mayfield
Maralear
Moses Whybark
Manine Hill
C.A. Sander
W. A. Dunn
Public Square
Drg
R. W. van Amburg
Bollinger
A. P. Bidracher
Prop'r
GEO Chasslinger’s
Jackson, Mo
Glen Allen Hotel
John H. Watkins
Loweatterns
Elmer Bair
Marnie Hing
W. K. Cianpier
Henry Elfrank
Milwaukee Harvesters
Mon”Neris
Margle Hill
DR. C. M, Witmer
Marble Mill
Keeley Institute
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