Mourning fills home as kin mourns loss and sorrow grows
A family recounts the death of their son from typhoid fever after months of grief over a grandchild. Funeral services were held at Ereshteringy church, with remains laid to rest at Hulen's Chapel cemetery. Obituary promised for next week amid public notices and campus news from Missouri University.
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Hulen’s Chapel
Agang
Missouri Univesity
University of Missouri
Columbia
School of Mines
Rollo
State University
Missouri
Sweeping Democratic Triumph in Missouri
From the Gallatin Democrat, Dockery’s statewide lead exceeds 82,000 as official totals show Dockery 310,040 and Bryan 651,019 with Dockery ahead, and Bryan narrowly winning the popular vote by 124 after labor and railway votes shift. Comparison notes cite historic plurality gaps to question GOP gains claims.
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Flory
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Lipscomb
Social Dem
Pry
Social Labor
Scattering
Joss
Missouri Democrats claim gains amid postwar defeats
An official exhibit cites Bryan and Stephens pluralities in 1896 and 1900, noting fusion effects, labor vote impact from the St. Louis streetcar strike, and shifts in Democratic control in Missouri. The piece lauds the party's gains in counties, House majority, and joint ballot strength despite Republican opposition.
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Stephen
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Dookery
Lonia
Arthur
Sargent
Sargent and Clark (Heretofore Published) Saking Railway and Labor Boriasee
Flory
Missouri
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Union
Bribery and money corrupts the voter and nation
A New York Journal excerpt argues that bribery extends beyond direct payoffs. It claims money in a politician’s pocket can override early ideals and corrupt conscience, even for those with modest means. The piece blames trusts and Republican tactics for frightening bank depositors and swaying votes.
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Voter doubts and the two hundred dollars debate
A reader clings to a brown bank book valued at two hundred dollars and votes Republican, while a London correspondent argues the so called full dinner pail results from broader money and wage trends in 1800s Europe and America. Local notes mention Cape Girardeau visitors, births, and a photographer buying property for winter.
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London
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McKinley
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Memorial Resolutions At Mayfield Smith Academy
A student memorial expresses mourning for Joan Sarre Ein Waerwas and Jouy Sinva flr at Mayfield Smith Academy. It outlines a committee to drape the deceased's seat for thirty days and forwards copies to family and papers. Reports note weather, health, recent meetings, and local happenings.
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Waerwas
Mayfield Sroith -J Academy
Resolven
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Resolvan
Revonvan
Resonyen
Mayfield-Smith Academy
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Svar LM. Committee
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Amaun McCann
Heavern Monpoon
Weather notes and nuptial rumor in local item
The column reports cold drenching rain and fair wheat health, plus a rumor that Willard Allen will marry Miss Joffie Lesgly next Sunday week. It notes Sherman Hartle’s return from Oregon and Mayfield-Smith Academy’s status, and invites Thanksgiving turkey seekers to the area.
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Joffie Lesgly
Sherman Hartle
Oragon
John W. Hensiker
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Peren
Local notes from Zalma area in waning political year
A town notes letter claims continued Republican presence and good weather, reports on residents like J W Slinkard in Grenville for legal business and O J Snider shopping, Henry Gaines moving to Brownwood, and others visiting Zalma for legal work. Changes include a house fire near Buchanan and a birth to Prof Speer’s family. A wedding near Galina is recorded and election tensions noted amid Democratic concerns.
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Grenville
O. J. Snider
A.J. McMinn
Buchanan
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Waglong
Ig Oyor
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Brownwood
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Lotesville
Hackman Waain Zaima
John Owens
Greenbrier
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Zalma
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Pat Weat
Galina
Steve Simpking
Mies Rogella Dixon
Dr White Electric Comb A Wonder Invention
Unbreakable patented comb promises dandruff cure and hair loss prevention while cost matching an ordinary comb. Advertises written guarantee and stamps for samples in Ladies and Gents sizes. Address D N Rose Gen Mgr Decatur Tl seeks agents nationwide.
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Gen. Mgr
Decatur
Blood Poison Cured By B B B Bottle Free Trial
Blood Balm Co promotes B B B as a cure for severe blood poison lasting 30 years. Warns of mucous patches sores eruptions and skin changes. claims free trial bottle and full treatment options priced at $1 per bottle or $5 for six. Offers free medical advice and asks patients to describe trouble for guidance.
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Address Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Thrice-a-Week World The News Service Offer
The New York World Thrice-a-Week Edition explains its continuous news coverage and broad circulation. It advertises a yearly subscription of 1.00 dollars and a combined offer with The Manoe Hint Press for 1.15 dollars, noting the two papers together cost 1.50 dollars regularly.
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