Republican session likely upcoming in Fifty-first Congress
The paper notes the last session of the Fifty-first Congress convenes Monday led by Thomas B Reed. It references potential retirements by Mills and comments on political plans, with local items about King William III of the Netherlands and indictments in St. Francois county. Governor Bramlett appoints J T Thomas and McFarlane to the Missouri Supreme Court, praised by supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Reed
J.T. Thomas
Jefferson C v
6Th McFarlane
Aritrain Co
Supreme Court
Bramvein
Shdge Thomas
Indian resistance fears in North Dakota drive military order
Uncertain account describes government supplied Indians on western reservations threatening to revolt amid a TB crackdown. Troops are dispatched west to suppress the unrest, with North Dakota cited as the trouble spot.
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North Dakota
Reed and Lodge Attack Reed in National Democrat Issue
The document catalogs a furious rebuke from National Democrats aimed at Reed McKinley and Lodge. It accuses Reed of power usurpation and party corruption, charging him with oppressing the minority, scamming votes, and destabilizing the House’s deliberative powers. It also taxes President McKinley and Lodge with orchestrating defeats, while contrasting Democratic gains in various regions.
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Reed
Melinney
Lodge
Thoma
Bracket Reed
House of Representatives
Ho Patson
William = McKinley, Jr
United States
Henry Cabot Loder
Republica National Committee
Reywblivain Pertyv
Almel
McKinley
National Democrat
New England
Middle States
New York
New Jerey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Ohio
Pemoecrats
Pennsyvania
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesot
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakotas
Colorado
Wyoming
Horerate
Indhana
Hlinvix
Great Party of the People
Jefferson City Tribune
Pension drill on pension bills spawns fiscal fear
Washington reports show four and a half months into the current fiscal year an enormous pension outlay of 100,000 has drained the Treasury daily at $500,000. The Pension Office faces a large deficit as new disability and pension laws push costs higher than estimated, with about 1000 pensioners expected after adjustments and rising expenses noted by the Harrison organ.
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Eftea
Morrison
Harrison
Globe-Democrat
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Ofdauue
Wis
Asile Lo
Tite
Hansen
Devon
Texas
STU
Howe
Harrison's $27,000,000 Increase For Loo Over Tsay
Florida
Wantley
Harrigan Dragon
Republic
You Kissed Me Poem and a Legal Notice Item
A historical fragment blends a romantic 1867 poem by Miss Colin Gardner with an unrelated Kansas Independence Star quip about a delinquent subscriber. The poem depicts passionate embrace and ecstatic joy, while the notice warns readers not to take newspapers without subscribing and reflects postal etiquette and debt.
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Colin Gardner
James Redpath
Whitton Waite
Ipane
Tis
Independence
Kan
Star
Rural Life Notes and Farm Practice Reflections
A compilation of agricultural wisdom and farming issues from Rural World and other sources. It discusses corn fodder value, farm voting influence, fall plowing impacts on soils, water needs for horses, and feeding practices to reduce colic. The pieces reflect period concerns over farming methods and livestock care.
Hoosier Philosophy and Arkansas Traveler Proverb Patch
A rustic collection of dialect proverbs and folk wisdom notes on honesty, leadership, and social meddling. The piece preserves colorful lines about bosses, neighbors, and the crow as a pearl bird, reflecting rural skein of sayings from Hoosier and Arkansaw sources.
Meeting of the Bollinann County Farmers and Laborers Union
The Bol linger Bounty Farmers and Laborers Union will meet with Pleasant Till Union 2 miles northwest of Patton on Jun 8 18h. Secretaries must forward quarterly reports and delegates' names immediately after the last meeting in December 1800. Jon P McManua, Quaaly Secretary.
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Bollinann County F. & IL. U
Bollinger Bounty Farmers’ & Laborers’ Union
Pleasant Till Union
Patton
Anbounions
Jon P, McManua
Quaaly
Murder at Markle residents startled by shooting of Jacob May
Report of Jacob May of Lutesville area being shot to death in his home Wednesday night. Assailants entered from outside, fled after the attack, with several theories about motives. Newspaper notes efforts to investigate and mentions rumors of a reward, though no official confirmation.
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Markle
Lutesville
Jacob May
May
Litesville
Ilo
Tie
Sapyoo
Crielos
Wong
Jin
Vin
Hae
Onion Remedies for Coughs and Health in Children
An 19th century household guide extols onions as healthful for children warding off disease and aiding rashes boils and blood purifiers. It describes onion poultices for colds and foot chest applications, raw onions for cough relief sleep and earache, and a home cough syrup using vinegar and sugar for flavor and easing symptoms.
Onions as a Soothing Cough Remedy From Farm and Fireside
Simmer about half an hour until the onions are soft Then remove and strain Take a teaspoonful of this frequently when troubled with a cough and unless very deep seated the cough will not last long Farm and Fireside.
Royal flush sparks quiet moment in a farm tale
A fragment from a Herald page recounts a playful scene with a patient woman and a wished hand, while an exchange offers practical farming advice. It urges debt relief through reduced machinery and notes an old hen roosting on a pole as a simple, clever solution.
Sheriff to Sell Farm Under Deed of Trust in Bollinger
Sheriff John Huskie announces the sale of 120 acres in Bollinger County Missouri under a deed of trust dated September 8 1881 recorded September 27 1881. The property includes the north half of the southeast quarter of section 10 and the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 19 township 20 range 8 east. Sale scheduled December 15 1890 at Marble Hill Courthouse door for cash plus costs.
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Frederick C. Shell
Elizabeth
T. Shell
Recorder’s Office
Sollinger County
Missouri
Charles H. Rides
Bollinger
Wits
Gin Urist
Bollingroy
Therafore
John Uuskey
Sherif
Kollinger County
Marble Lam
Huskie
Ilicio Prusten
Administrator's Notice of Estate Administration
Letters of administration for the estate of Reaban W. Bolliger deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Bolinger County Missouri on December 28. All persons with claims must present them for allowance within one year or be barred from benefits. Claims not exhibited within two years from publication will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaban W. Bolliger
Bollinger County
Missouri
Notice of administration for Vincent Manning estate
Letters of administration for the estate of Vincent Manning, deceased, were granted by the Probate of Gollinger County Missouri on August 2, 1890. All claimants must exhibit claims within one year for allowance or be precluded from estate benefits, and within two years from publication they will be forever barred. E. G. Manning, Administrator.
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Vincent
Manning
Gollinger County
Missouri
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