Random Musings On Politics And Society Echoes Of Daily Gossip
Sevaron Gormax of Maryland is worth about 3 million dollars while remarks on married women, peace flags, and breakfast leftovers hint at social satire. The column notes Gen Coxey’s Ohio race, a possible Senate bid for Jobo Sherman, Hanna’s influence, and Miss Jxsare Lixcoun’s Chicago to Milwaukee elopement with Mr Beckwith. Craix L Musoea seeks railroad and warehouse commissioner, praised by early supporters. a Johnson tale from Love Affairs of Famous Men illustrates premarital candor and witty response.
Three States Give McKinley 58 Votes. Democrats Lead
New York New Jersey and Kentucky cast fifty eight electoral votes for McKinley with one Kentucky vote for Bryan. The three states went Democratic last week, leaving McKinley 218 and Bryan 234 in the electoral college, a majority of 21 for Bryan.
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New York
New Jersey
Kentucky
McKinley
Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Gaid
Aly
New York World
Advertising and its role in business strategy
A fragmented discussion on advertising defines it as any announced message by any medium and a crucial business link. The piece ponders the reach and cost of ads, noting the need for thoughtful placement and the risk of waste without proper exposure. The article touches on a Dexter J. McOonateer death and a local 19th century incident in Homie.
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Pia
Memory's
Max Meran
Harvesting Nears End As Local News From Fredericktown
The note recalls corn gathering nearly complete for the season and lists ongoing local happenings. Rev T A Bowman of Jackson preached here Saturday evening and Sunday morning. John Green of Bossville moved to town. Arch Warren now occupies the Bowman hotel. Health is good and school progress under Prof Richards.
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T. A. Bowman
Jackson
David McDonald
DeSoto
Fredericktown
Glen Allen
John Green
Bossville
Arch Warren
Bowman Hotel
Mia
A. C. Snyder
Bessie
Village News Notes From The County Farm And Home
Farmers finished sowing wheat while some neighbors hunt and a protracted meeting continues at Cole's chapel. Joe Long has typhoid fever and Wien James suffers a painful hand cut. J C Welker grieves a lost horse as the village touts rising business and four daily mails. Patterson family mourns a death after traveling from Dunklin county.
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Joe Long
W. BR. Farrar
Wien James
Lee Cole
Near Jackson
Scopus
BE. DeWhitt
Tennessee
Cole's Chapel
Mr. B. Cole
Charley Self
Marble Hill
J.C. Welker
Mr. Welker
Daily Mail
J. J. Patterson
Dunklin County
Local notes report visits, legal action and church meetings
Health improving as J McMinn returns from visiting his mother. Oscar Granter of Carter county files replevin over a mare claimed stolen by John Walker. trial set for the 2nd. J W Slinkard raises a barn frame. fishing trip to a large Arkansas lake. L B James travels to St Louis for dry foods stock. Greenbrier M E church conducts a ten day protracted meeting led by Miss Birdie Crow and Rev Moregraves. W H Killian leases former Allen and Finis Williams property from B H Bollinger.
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J. McMinn
Yount
Green Key
Oscar G. Granter
Carter County
Squire Russell
John Walker
L. .B. James
St. Louis
M. E. Church
Greenbrier
Weather, wheat sowing and local notes on residents
Rain prompts local response as wheat sowing increases. School progress noted. Uncle Jesse Lutes of Posaum Creek visited relatives. Mrs. Shell ill, D. Myers advances new house with David Shell as carpenter. J W G Hatin plans residence addition. A wedding soon expected. Ex Judge Hindman recently conducted business in town.
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Jesse Lutes
Posaum Creek
D. 5
Shell
D. ¥. Myers
David L. Shell
J. W. G. Hatin
Daniel
Hindman
Boaitatavar
Pub gathering brings cheerful laughter and warm days
Local scene notes merry laughter from pub gathering children as warm weather returns. Mentions visitors Misses Dove and Kaa Borke visiting, with signs of an upcoming free stand and casual community activity.
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Mm Owforta
Oleely
Misses Dove
Kaa
Borke
Miss Minta Johnson Weds in San Francisco Cal
Miss Minta Johnson married last week in San Francisco California to the lover of her childhood. The event is noted among a series of local social items including visits, birthdays, and church notices across the community.
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Minta Johnson
San Francisco
Cal
William Barks
Merrill
Nellie Bly
Terry Cotts
Erma Petty
Isham Teeters
Eli Barks
Cole's Chapel
Clarence Schoeble
K Barks
Sallie Masters
Hahn's Chapel
Mattie Toetera
Olla Rovers
Cape County
George B. Cole
Todian
K. F. Teeters
Arbor
Toop and
Top
County road records and payments span several days
A lengthy county court record lists commissioners appointed to assess damages for a road, various residents and officials receiving relief, salaries, and supplies. It covers polling, elections, lumber, and road work, plus a divorce law note about residency requirements and a Kansas City lawyer uncovering a clause.
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Kansas City
James ©. Rieger
Gates
Missouri
Worry and folly in a fractured daydreams note
Fragmented prose warns against worry while weaving a rambling tale. It blends aphorisms about living today with exaggerated strokes of character and misread dialogue, bringing a hazy snapshot of a chaotic, miscopied vignette. The piece foregrounds mood over clear narrative.
Our Gold Our Gold Rings Prices From $1.50 To $10 Or More
Jewelry ad describing children's solid gold rings from 75 cents and up in all sizes and styles, with engraving and sets. It promises a written guarantee with each item and notes money-back terms. Watches offered from $2.50 to $30 in gold filled, silver, or silverine.
Protesting Wife Breaks Mold at Club Scene
A married woman asserts her personal rights amid a social clash as her husband frets over her independence. She arrives at the club, seats herself gracefully, and outlasts his drunken friends, pushing him to change. The marriage tests loyalty and control as she pursues autonomy while he remains anxious.
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Elor Quarters
Alaska Co Operative Mining Syndicate Prompts Investment Offer
Promoters including state officials of Washington establish a prospecting syndicate to outfit field workers for gold discoveries in Alaska and near realities of Yukon. Shares offered at 25 cents, promising dividends and multiple locations, with trustees named and payment methods outlined. Malaria warning in Washington Star article follows the investment notice.
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Pacific Coast
Land of
Pol
Washington
Alaska
Yukon
Kloindike
Northland
Treasury
Will BD. Jenkins
Robert Bridges
Thomas M. Vance
C. G. Helfer
George W. Thompson
Horatio Alling
Jesse F. Murphy
Register U.S. Land Office
Probpeotus
Addreys
C. G. Heinen
Alaska Co-Operative Mining Syndicate
Olympia
Wash
Mobile & Ohio lines link South with Cuba markets
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad offers double daily trains from St. Louis to Mobile with Pullman palace sleeping cars and clean day coaches. It advertises fast Southern freight, 450,000 acres of farming and timber lands for sale on easy terms, and government land entries. Descriptive matter is available through Alabama Land & Development Co. Inquiries about rates and tickets go to railroad ticket agents or F L Harris, Passenger Agent, 10 Sixth Street, Chicago. Also lists farm rentals and multiple farm sales, with contact J M McGhee, President.
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Cairo
Memphs
New Orleans
Mobile
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Atlanta
Florida
Southeast
South Florida
Havana
Cuba
New India
Mexico
Central
South America
St. Louis
South
America
Alabama Land & Development Co
Ala
F. L. Harris
Pasenger
Sixth Street
Aire
Ill
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County Poor Farm
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Illinois
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Lutesville
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Supreme Court of the Sixsa
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Stevena
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