Electoral forecasts from early party figures in Kansas City
A Baltimore style column in 1800s tone analyzes electoral college projections for Democrats and Republicans. It argues Democrats hold New York and Massachusetts firmly, cites Michigan Indiana and Montana as swing votes, and suggests Republicans must win Indiana and Massachusetts to avoid defeat. The piece weighs dozens of states, highlighting partisan arithmetic and cautioning about unverifiable forecasts.
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Stas
Hansas City
Mala
Samoa
Dave
New York
Masseschusetts
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Massachusetts
Towa
Montana
Fown
Massachusett
Virginia
Tate
Virginis
Early life dreams and hard truths for youth
An essay reflects on how few reach their youthful ambitions and how experience, adversity, and accidents shape future paths. It cites New York meeting speakers whose aims ranged from president to naval commander, arguing success comes from perseverance and practical sense rather than obstinate pursuit of a single dream.
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Tom-Oryfif
Iebi
New York City
United States
Mapoteos
Vinyo
Governor May Not Call Extra Session Says Francis
Gov Francis states chances of a special legislative session are low. He is seeking legal advice on the matter and argues Missouri could retain representation in the electoral college without redistributing votes if advised. He notes the 1893 election and contemplates electors at large versus district electors.
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Francis
Wildiba
Andéaa Farias
Missouri
Figures About Missouri County Officials and Parties
The West Plains Gazette reports Missouri has 1,824 county officials across 115 counties. Current state data show 1,220 Democratic, 52 Republican, 40 Union Labor, and 35 Farmers and Laborers’ Union officials. The General Assembly comprises 131 Democrats and 3 Republicans. The piece notes large religious press circulations and mentions national conventions and a promotion offer for subscriptions, reflecting late 19th century political and media context.
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Missouri
Saya
West Plains Gazette
Secretary of State
Farmers’ and Laborers’ Union
General Assembly
Farmers Institute gathering at Marble Hill Firewood
The Farmers Institute at Marble Hill gathered under local auspices to discuss dairy, roads, clover farming and sheep husbandry. Speakers included J W Rouse, Judge W R Melvin, J W Drury, T B Terry, Levi Chubbuck, and Prof Clark. Attendees noted weather and audience size, with calls to improve teacher qualifications and school boards' support.
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Farmers’ Institute
Marble
Ponttiabla
Bollinger
Ward
Elect
J. W. Rouse
House
W. RB. Melivsin
Lacinda Co
J. W. Drury
Illinois
Drury
Akaawon
T. B. Terry
Ohio
Terry
Levi Chubbuck
Wistera
Pasnas
Athens
Agene
Ferther
Thereveser T Institute
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Los
Adeanne
BOF
Tarr Rerorn Party
Wis
Catholic Church
Methodist
Preas
St. Louis
Altege
Minneapolis, Minn
Thormmz
Oun Eetonesshoole
Bothiote
Franklin
Ballinger
Cormye
Newa
Oeving
Childrem
I AM
Meliday
Botlinger County
BEW
the Times
Enil Seligul
Webster
Noah
D.D
Yale Uni Asdas
Ome
Webster International
Candania
Eviu
Ed Nates
International Hick Board
Merrlag
Springford
Maas
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State OF Missouri
Boaumars
Henry Merfield
Bollinger County
Aablié
Haa Thin
Anid
Jonn R. Waren
de Bonis
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Jony R. Waten
W. F. Kamora
Brvora
Rupeat M. Axrpen
Ilaffin, Mo
Laflin
Barbara Buckner
Elmer Baies
Marble Hill
Rochester
Finr
Moses Why Bark
Attorney AT Law
Marser Hill
Hifrank
Harneashop
W. Farrar
Zatua
Miservet
C. M. Witmer
Talley
Wal
Huskay Post Office
Calla
C. P. Caldwell
Wrorney-At-Lasy
Marble High
Supreme Court of the State
J. W. Caldwell
Marble Bill
B.J. Mensley
Jane
A. Sander
C. A. Sander
Sander & So4
Physicians and Surgeons
Marble Bil
W. K. Chandler
Notary Public
J. A. Clingingsmith
Sapien
Wann & Son
Wans & Son
Cami
Lutesville
O Always Fresh
Otis
N. E. Hall
E. O. Sander
Bollingor
Sedgewickville Academy
Sedgewickville
Boulinger County
Turron
Monty
E. Miller, Prin
P. N. Propst
L Maror
A. BE. MarEn
Marble Hill, MO
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August Bohnsack
General Hardware
Marple Hill
J. H. Roelker
Seeth Bend
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Soper
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Ealee
Oran
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