Dewey reception tale and Mississippi courthouse vote
Fragmented notes describe Sampson at a Dewey reception in New York and report a carried vote to build a 25000 dollar courthouse in Mississippi county. Mention Hanna potential gubernatorial bid and mixed reactions to Bryan speeches. Unauthorized garbled text follows with electoral and party commentary and a Missouri court case verdict of ninety nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Dewey
New York
Mississippi County
van Buren
T—T
Missouri
Alex. Bandera
Butler County
Muanter
Bander
Sandra
Johs
Dacus
Poplar
Fragmented political debate over Philippine question and unrest
The article portrays intense partisan clashes over Philippine policy, noting conservative Republicans push for a public belief in minimal difference with McKinley's view. It cites resistance to self government promises for natives, Otis’s proclamation, and fears of a shift toward independence and vassalage, alongside unrelated domestic scenes and a fire report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deyn Ani
McKinley
Philippe
Otis
Deotaorrats
Bat Myetindry
McKinley on Foreign Trade and Labor in 1890 speech
The excerpt recalls McKinley speaking on trade, profits, and the labor question, praising American balance of trade and capital investment while warning about worker disruption. The text contrasts his optimistic view with later critical interpretation, noting tensions between domestic policy and foreign investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basher
Owen
Cir
Codiben
Dutiee
McKinley
Valley Democrat
Fragmented report on New Madrid destruction and pursuit
Republic apocini Sept 37 reports two blocks destroyed in New Madrid area by Myolakt mielll. Fire origin uncertain. Authorities warned, a search ongoing for the suspect who fled to Kentucky. Twenty two bulldages destroyed, most were uiaroa. Claims of love’s pursuit and local merchant losses include King jewelry and other items totaling about 5000. Reward offered. Judge and wagon noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uilineas
New Madrid
Myolakt
Sunpleson
Aleoimny Tan
King
A. O. Allen
Waloon
Fragmented OCR Summary Card Needs Repair
Unclear text fragment mentions names and events but lacks coherent details. Readable pieces hint at a local incident or obituary style item with personal names and dates but multiple garbled sections prevent a clear report. No verifiable entities or timeline can be confirmed from the provided fragment.
Local settlement notes mix of names and daily events
Fragmented OCR update lists residents visiting relatives, sawmill work, property activity, and local trades. Mentions William Baker visiting Frands relatives, Dellner wielding the rod, a sawmill project by Chavien Sears Rumsey and Print Wisemin, and property actions at Sylvan Ridge. Occasional greetings, travel, and farm goods trades appear between scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowoells
Scopis
Dellinger
Lowedes Reenithy
Halney
Charles Souis
William Baker
Midiley
Greenwood
John Shell
Tan May
Sylvan Ridge
Newel
Alpe
Nigelit
Dhomor Fowler
Wall
Seins
Roy
Dellner
Chavien Sears
Rumsey
Print
Sir Bedwell
Wee Enn
Wisiter
Hirain
Dal David Shell
Ben
Georgia Frilosuparr Letter from a School Youth
A fragile clipping reports a youth letter from Zyary School noting aims to inspire readers. It mentions hope, reading, and local youths playing roles in community life, with scattered names and places obscured in the OCR. The piece reflects period school activity and civic interest.
Letters and Letters of Travel and Time
A long reminiscence on letters, postage costs, and early mail life in a country town. The speaker recalls teen years helping with mail, the shift from scarce letters to modern per capita rates, and personal tales of travel, time zones, and a romance between a young couple thwarted by an overbearing guardian. The narrative weaves in navigation by sun and star, the globe spanning journeys, and a marriage plan thwarted by family inertia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreekon
Dick Jones
Arkansas
Chaliet
Ieee
Sli
Wien
New York
Palestine
Columbus
Tim
Bombay
Hong Kong
Groenwiels
Tung Fan
Aivland
Straits
Banda
London
Trecanteh
Tiwi
Sao Prantien
Howe
ROCHE
New York By
St. Louis
Deneer
Garson City
New York City
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Hanna
Bryan
Grant Publishing Company
Western Newspaper Union
New Madrid Record
Timen
Comore Islands
Turin
Newin
Europe
Langbatnett
Minin
Lewis Geer
Metropolitian
Adoral Dewey
New Yorke
Congress
Miller
Gov. Stephens
Pie Tun
Aiti-Trust
Conferonioe
Democratic Party
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Times
McKkinley
Uryande
New England
Linus
Phamostiek
Willian
Meliney
Orv
Ned
MeKinley
Lizy
Mike Lisy
Willenerway
Wong
Boyett Ik
Loyer
Liayta
Reece
Pharoy
Mr. Mori
Winn
Ivy
Pongola
Dongola
J. W. Laie
L. Whitsett
George Hart
J. W. Laird
HL. Thrift
BP. Biggs Driestore
Dingols
Rewelie
Lawhert
Sanuel Zimmerman
John Dineng
Joreph Burkert
Ron Bess
Lely
Ydicuit
Rene
Burtod
Thoma Pied
Amos Murphy
Avery Medline
Ted
Ford
Rae
Clus
Georgia
Oman
Ian
Cress
Kate
Burnley
Lidia
Katy
Ike
Pratt
Coardé
Gage Tie Prat
Dido
Dinuke
Smithwon
Dapiter
Joule
Yellow Pine Lumber
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Marble Hill
TB. Wingohia
Wingo
Levitt
Agali
Atity
Bord
Levis
Adelpest T. B
Peinch
Marble
Mark Twain
Geo. C. Hasslinger
Jackson
SWIFT
Robert Drum
Are A
Amd
Saurtschery Wand &Gi
Wlohijan
Wilson M. Biffle
Mary J. Bitte
Loliinger
Bollinger
Section Ten
Yuue
Sal
Marble Hill County
W. Kk. Chandler
Angle Taylor
Recorder of Deeds
Quarty of
Hollinger
Toco N
Range Lengle
Angie Waylor
William H
Jane
Trist
Jarrel
Moses
Beyay Lille
Ollinger
Misaniith
August Nenninger
Shontal
Mellinger
Deni Free Press
Beth
Eneydlamedin
Ifree Resis
Layall
Milliaj
Keresher
Pope
Ryan
Cape
Yao ST. Louis, Cape Girardeau, and
Fort Smith Railway
Cotton Bel
Iron Mountain Eye
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