Public Auction Notice in Bollinger County Missouri
In the Circuit Court a general execution in favor of Sarah Hahn against Abraham Tahn is levied on real estate in Bollinger County. On Wednesday September 16, 1896, at Marble Hill courthouse door, between 6:00 AM and 5:00 PM, the property will be sold for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs. DD Mary Sheriff of Bollinger County Missouri.
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State of Missouri
Bollinger
Circuit Court
Marble Hill
Bollingsr County
Missouri
Mary, Sherif
Bollinger County
Sheriff’s Sale of Land in Partition in Missouri County
The Bollinger county sheriff will sell at public auction the land described in the circuit court order of sale. Property includes multiple parcels totaling 640 acres in sections 25 and 36, township 32, range 9 east, with specific subdivisions. Sale is September 16, 1898, at Marble Hill courthouse, with 25 percent cash and rest on a 12 month note with security.
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William G. Masters
Avid M. Masters
John F. Masters
Daniel A. Masters
Andrew J. Masters
Julia E. Masters
Sarah
Welker
George Welker
Catherine Cheek
Solomon Cheek
Ellen J. Mayfield
Columbus Mayfield
Circuit Court
Bollingger County
Missouri
Marble Hill
Such
Bollinger County
Township Thirty-Two
Dr. Mas
McKinley Candidate Silence Amid Gold Syndicate Pressure
A delegation of Pennsylvania politicians visited Canton to urge policy favors from the Republican candidate while William McKinley faced pressure from financiers and the so called gold syndicate. Hanna imposes on the candidate and memory questions arise as New York efforts seek concessions.
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McKinley
Hanna
New York
Pennsylvania
Canton
Political clash over Clevelandism and gold standard
The Atlanta Constitution cites Democratic critics accusing McKinley of being a pawn of the gold syndicate and credits Republicans in Congress with backing Cleveland’s gold standard. It argues that Cleveland’s policy depended on Republican support and warns that without it his administration would harm the people for the benefit of bondholders.
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Lieve
McKinley
Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Cleveland
Congress
Republic
Shermans
Reeds
John Sherman
Atlanta Constitution
Major McKinley Seen as Great Leader by Journal
The New York Journal hails Major McKinley as one of the two great men in the country and perhaps greater than his rival Bryan. The letter underscores his standing as representative of a large party and a major current in national politics, reflecting strong support amid opposing views.
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Major McKinley
New York Journal
Bryan
McKinley
Debated money question fuels Knowlesville meeting
Speech argues treasury needs more money to pay taxes not higher taxes. It contrasts gold standard with bimetallism, claims the people must decide on legislation, and criticizes pledges to maintain or end the gold standard. Mentions John W Bookwalter and William McKinley fusion prospects for Republicans.
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John W. Bookwalter
William McKinley
McKinley Attacks Old Policy With Calls For Change
The speaker argues the Republican party has inaugurated new policy and that voters tired of the past three years will favor a party offering fresh policy. He contends money is a byproduct of civil society and law, not nature, and criticizes the gold standard debate as causing policy divergence.
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Dr. E. P. Bigos
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George Elihu Conrad
W. K. Chandler
Notary Public
M. Wells
BB. F. Stevens
Bollinger County Bank
Latesville
A. Bohnsack
Marble Hi, Missouri
L. Mayer & Son
Ame Ae
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Bollinger Co
M. McAnally
M. D. Phrysician
SurcEon
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C. P. Caldwell
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Supreme Court of
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Sander &Son
Physicians and Surgeons
Twin Cuty Hotel
Scholl
High Street
Courthouse
W. P. McCans
Prop'r
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Pelta
Charleston
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Glen Allen
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Charles Vollmer
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Daniel Bess
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NEW York Oral
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