Southeast Missouri Medical association to meet in Malden
Southeast Missouri Medical association will hold its regular annual session at Malden Nov. 2,3 and 4. Tun Pruuss acknowledges an invitation to be present. G. Terwitzi of Charleston revives the Southeast Review, a 32 page monthly with South Missourians in mind. The issue notes the absence of David B. Hill in the New York campaign.
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New York
David B. Hill
Justice Field's Retirement Rumors Confirmed
Justice Stephen J. Field has confirmed retirement plans from the United States Supreme Court after more than thirty four years on the bench. He tendered his commission in 1868 from President Lincoln and intends to resign once Chief Justice Marshall's tenure is eclipsed, aligning with party considerations and his long service record.
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McKinley Cabinet Vacancies Hint of Shifts
The Atlanta Constitution reports possible future changes as McKinley may elevate Justice Field to the bench, create a spot by McKenna's appointment, and anticipate Sherman’s retirement affecting cabinet vacancies. The exact moves depend on developments yet to unfold.
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Special Committee Report on Bollinger County Jail Costs
A Bollinger County Missouri jail committee report details investigation of criminal case fees and guard and transportation expenses over four years. It estimates total costs at 3370.83 dollars, averaging 842.71 annually, with notes that expenses likely exceed reported figures and that higher years 1893 and 1894 had more prosecutions and road-work by prisoners. Committed by ELRIANK I M Writs and W K Citanpier.
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Farm tips and county news from the period
A blend of farm advice on land ownership and buying essentials contrasts with regional crime notes, hunting reports, and local incidents. The column cites independent landownership, tools, and cash buying, then shifts to Desloge and Farmington incidents, pearl fishing, murders, arson damage, and a court verdict in Mississippi county.
Personal Scribbles Inspire Nebr State Journal Note
A fragment from the Nebraska State Journal presents a personal experience note on philosophical ideas. It muses that belief in self may be an illusion, referencing Christian Science theory and imagination. The piece questions identity and time, offering a reflective, poetic aside on existence.
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Our Correspondents and Local News from Sharkey County
A long rural column reports minor town news and social notes from Sharkey County Mississippi including illnesses typhoid fever weddings serenades and a large sale planned for the estate of Jacob Hiledge on the 29th. It also covers school work public interest in education and local people like Prof J W Null Rev Durant Beaty and Tom Clubb Jr visiting relatives and buying cattle with notes on crop prospects and drought.
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Baily
Jefferson Ross
McLean County
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J. W. Bess
Lewis Null
Paralee Baker
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Stepp
Tez Chestner
Luther
W. L. Dollinger
Durant Beaty
Zalma
Friendship Church
Tom Clubb, Jr
Mississippi County
Arkansas
Wash Miller
Tolinessae
George W. Winchester
Napoleon
Liberty Township
Sturdivant
Mares Day
Jarwood
Sharkey
Brothers Reunited After Long Confederate Search
A Nashville Banner report recounts a poignant reunion at a city hotel during a Confederate veterans gathering. An ex Johnny Reb awakened a sleeping veteran, later discovering a long-lost brother named John who believed him dead at Manassas. They embraced, then spent the night sharing memories and walking the streets arm in arm.
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Joe
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John
Manassas
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Nashville
Parodic Prose Fragments on Power and War
A garbled excerpt of aphorisms and misheard headlines touches on love and blindness, political ambition, Spain Cuba tensions, debt warnings, Satan, King George, and American party politics. A stray line mentions a Chicago Herald note about future boxing bouts and Oba Te Balliven.
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Chill Cures and Tonics Ad List Brands for Sale
A vintage advertisement lists standard brands available in stock including Bull’s Ague, Classe’s Bigy, Grove’s Tasteless, Narter’s Fever and Ague, Dodd’s Malarial Tablets, Ague Busters, Morley’s Tasteless. The tone promotes multiple chill cures and tonics for common illnesses.
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Oak Ridge men plan transforming canning plant
A group of Oak Ridge men discuss converting the local canning factory into a creamery and ice plant, urging action to repurpose the building instead of leaving it idle.
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Notice of Election for Bollinger County Jail Bonds
In Bollinger County Missouri on the 13th of August 1897 a special election is ordered to authorize indebtedness of eight thousand dollars to build a county jail. Voters will vote on issuing bonds totaling eight thousand dollars with specific bond denominations and terms over four years. The measure arises from a petition by T A Caldwell and Monroe Hindman and others, asserting the county lacks a jail and requires funding via bonds.
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de Compr
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Dave Thar
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