05 Sep 1900
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
1
A long list of party nominees is presented for state and county offices. Notable names include William J. Bryan for president Adlai Stevenson for vice president and J. Marion Welker for representative. Local posts include county judge W L Dellinger and prosecutor Charles G Revelle with others for treasurer clerk surveyor and coroner.
Reflection on American sacrifice and imperialism. The speaker argues liberty, motherhood, and the cost of war, contrasting the idea of blood price with trade expansion and condemning selling citizens for national gain.
A London summary denounces William Jennings Bryan as a sincere, humane figure amid a corrupt political scene. It contrasts his clean image with U S bosses and trusts while tracing McKinley’s shifts on monetary policy and foreign policy, ending with a critical note on tariff plans and the sugar trust.
The article highlights Congressman Vandiver’s tabulated record of expenses for imperial commissions from the First Philippine Commission costing 210000 to later bodies totaling far more. It argues the revealed costs mark a shift away from republican simplicity toward expansive empire and warns of larger such outlays in the future.
A Washington style clash unfolds as editors mock Teddy Roosevelt and Hanna. The piece cites Hanna’s warnings to Roosevelt and argues Democratic limits in wartime policy. An Atlanta Constitution aside mocks Limburger cheese as a social test, noting public appetite for satire despite its sting.
The fragment discusses advertisers and readers, noting some refuse ads while others react when confronted with scandals. It mentions writers in a tall building seeking publication and a call to publicize a matter through the press. The tone hints at newspaper power and public records.
A fragmented sale notice lists assorted items with varied prices such as five seventy five per case and four dollar plus amounts. The readable text hints at a generic clearance event with multiple product lines and discounts.
The Democrats of Whitewater township met Saturday Sept 1 at Sedgewickville and organized a Bryan and Stephenson free silver club with T B Drum as president and D R Seabaugh as vice president along with a 14 member executive committee. A meeting is set for Sept 8 at Drum's Hall in Sedgewickville. The town reports quiet citizens, local moves, and political commentary on Hanna’s campaign funds amid broader warnings about labor and empire.
An advertisement seeks a reliable man of good character to deliver and collect for a long established wholesale house in Missouri. Pays $900 yearly with sure pay. requires honesty over experience. Include self addressed stamped envelope to Manufacturers, third floor, 334 Dearborn St, Chicago.
A dense list of court actions includes indictments numbers 672 673 674 675 against Marion Kaiser and others for concealed weapons liquor sales illegal medical practice slander and unlawful medicine cases. Multiple defendants such as Burton Bailey Eli Mayfield James Hex Chestner J M Chestner W F Stanton Marshall Baker and others appear. The record includes appeals from justices of the peace, ejectments, changes of venue from New Madrid and Lafayette counties, and related assignee and probate matters.
Fragmentary OCR lists several indictments and alleged crimes including disturbing the peace and illegal practice of medicine. Names such as Milton Hindman, John Limbaugh, and Robert Dalton appear with charges ranging from whiskey selling to unlawful intrusion, in a blurred State case lineup.
Legal notices list marriage dissolutions and property partitions including Amanda B. Davis and B. O. Davis, Victoria Zimmerman and Parker L. Zimmerman, Frederick E. Bruns and Brownie Bruns, Walter H. Martin and Tins May Martin, Ruminta A. Caldwell and Amos P. Caldwell, and Aretta Rogera Rivoros. Also James W. Null seeks bar admission and various on account actions are noted.
In a curious old missive a watch is diagnosed with indigestion and a host of odd fragments inside the case. The note laments the watch running slow or fast and urges sending it to Geo C Hassimann of Jackson, Ma for repair.
Ad claims B B B cures eczema itching humors pimples and hair loss by blood toxins. Describes symptoms including rashes cracking skin sore scalp and joint pain and promotes Motambe Blood Halim as the remedy.
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