Local Office Roster Listing Official Names and Duties
The article lists candidate roles in district and township offices including Judge of District No. 2 Moses Borton Sheriff August Nenaminger Collector William B. Yount Treasurer Randal J. Mayfield Assessor Jesse C. Hawn Surveyor Joseph W. Betlily Public Administrator Joan M. Roe Coroner Dr. John J. Chandler Constable Crooked Creek Township Albert S. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Borton
Shesitf
August Nenaminger
Joseph W. Betlily
Sor
Joan M. Roe
John J. Chandler
Crooked Creek Township
Albert 5. Bennett
Voter Dilemmas in Candidacy Appeals
The text questions the justice system and political choices, noting the idea of paying Madeline Pollard's judgment against the "gay old ngk" and suggesting methods to gain influence. It argues voting for Livingstone would yield partial support for Snider, and urges voting for Vandiver to avoid misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Pollard
McKinley
Questioning state business leadership by Stephens Seibert and Lesueur
For months we have argued over state administration and ask where finer or truer business men might be found than Stephens Seibert and Lesueur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Seibert
Lesueur
Meeting of committees yields no settlement in Vandiver Livingston case
The joint meeting of the Democratic and Populist congressional committees to broker a compromise between Prof. Vandiver and Col. Livingston produced no result as Livingston withdrew his proposal to settle their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Vandiver
Col. Livingstone
Coll. Livingstone
William McKinley and silver in congress 1890
The passage recalls McKinley advocating for a larger money supply in 1890, supporting silver currency. He praised the Sherman act to boost circulation and proposed a silver bill to mobilize virtually all U S silver for public use, arguing it would add about thirty million dollars annually to circulating medium. The piece ends with a question about McKinley's current stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckinley
Hanbke
Congress
United States
William
Bismarck Letter on U S Bimetallism Stance
Governor Culberson of Texas asked Prince Bismarck in July about bimetallism and U S policy independence. Due to poor postage the letter delayed. Bismarck replied August 24 1896 favoring bimetallism and seeking international agreement while allowing the United States to set its own pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Culberson
Texas
Prince Bismarck
United States
Price Bismarck
North America
Y. Bismarck
Editor in southeast Missouri calls for capital removal
Jackson Cash Book reports Lutesville Bannerman as the sole editor in the region advocating capital removal, claiming the pro removal stance is a large adheme for a Chicago land syndicate owning extensive Sedalia area land. The piece notes the editor is a state candidate amid ongoing controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Lutesville
Missouri
Chicago
Sedalia
Latesville Banner
Missouri Proposal to Move State Capital to Sedalia
A concurrent resolution seeks to submit to Missouri voters a constitutional amendment to relocate the state capital from Jefferson City to Sedalia. The plan authorizes land or funds donations for new public buildings, sets criteria for a capitol complex, and appoints a commission to oversee construction and transfer of records. Counties may issue bonds to fund moving costs, with the state not bearing building expenses.
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Missouri
Jefferson
Sedalia
House of Representasie
Senate
WSS
Teterson
City of
Beereland Supreme Court
Larsey General
Tettis
Sedalia Township
Said
Tay
Hia
Tryet
Linness
Lélore
Missouri Constitutional Amendment on Judicial Jurisdiction
Fragmented text outlines a Missouri constitutional amendment submission in 1890. It defines appellate limits for the supreme court and courts of appeals, clarifies terms like amount in dispute, and explains which cases count for revenue, real estate, and government office titles. The excerpt specifies eligibility and jurisdictional definitions, indicating a statewide vote outcome in November 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Courts of Appeals
United States
Supreme Court Transfer and Jurisdiction Mandate
Text describes procedures for transferring cases to the Supreme Court to determine its jurisdiction. It establishes that upon transfer the Supreme Court shall inspect the record and decide whether to retain or remand. It asserts the Court of Appeals decision remains conclusive on its jurisdiction until the Supreme Court acts, and grants the Supreme Court supervisory control over the appellate courts. Adopted by mandamus in 1584.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Courts of Appeals
Judicial Department
Mandamus
Third Constitutional Amendment on Free Schools in Missouri
A proposed Missouri amendment seeks to alter section on education by replacing the word six with nine, to require the general assembly to establish free public schools for all persons aged five to twenty, and to submit the amendment at the November 1806 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Missouri
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Missouri to Amend Constitution on Water Works and Sewers
The text outlines a proposed amendment to Missouri’s constitution to empower cities with 30 000 or fewer inhabitants to own water works electric or other light plants and provide sewerage, including details on governing sections and local tax rates and limitations. It notes the amendment would be submitted to voters and affects sections of article 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Missouri
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Missouri constitutional amendments on taxes and governance
Certification of concurrent resolutions from the Missouri General Assembly proposing amendments to remove the seat of government to Sedalia, alter judicial powers, expand education, and regulate water works and public sewers in cities under 30 000 inhabitants. Includes tax rate provisions by city size and voting requirements for increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Missouri
SS. I
Alexander A. Lesueur
Thirty-eighth General Assembly
Missouri
Tefferson
Sedali
State of
Jefferson
County party leaders plan fusion meeting at courthouse
The county central committee of the party proposes to meet the county central committee of the opposing party at the Marble Hill courthouse on Saturday October 17 for a discussion aimed at forming a fusion on the county ticket. A L Giuna serves as chairman and J Ky Yuwdey as secretary.
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PH Plo
Comney Cental
Dainae Ofatkt
Marble
A. L. Giuna
Obwirmnan
J. Ky Yuwdey
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Willien
J. Bryan
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Arthur Sewaill
Maine
Kon. V. Stephens
Cooper County
Uiaiemor
A. Ht. Bolte
Franklin County
A. Lesueur
Lafayette County
James M. Seibert
Cape Girardeau Co
Frank L. Fitts
Monroe County
Attomer General
E. €. Crow
Jasper County
Supreme Coast
Theodore Brace
Raiiroad
Timothy J. Hennessy
St. Louis
John A. Lee
D.C. Allen
Clay County
Charies Lemp
R. W. Rechow
Polk County
Charles C. Bland
Prrvict
D. Vandiver
Cape Girardeau
Robert Drum
Bollinger County
Democratic
George E H. Myers
Atgortey
Why Handler
FF. M. Snate
Collestor
William B. Yount
Randal J. Mayfield
Jesse C. Hawn
Constable
Liberty
W. Winchester
Constable, Lorance, Veter Alpracter
Constable, Wayne
William RE. Speer
Constwhie
Geanan
Ibborge Y W. Kolinsor
Conaiable
Filmore
Thomas Chronister
War Justice of the
Baya
Sewall
Free Silver
Gexrace Cossarres
John Most
Georgia
Florida
Honon
Toslay
VSP
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Snider
Tavant
Inder
Marble Hill
Drum & Kinder
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