Little Giant: Arnold Addresses Bollinger County Crowd
Hon Marshall Arnold congressman from Missouri's 14th district spoke at Bollinger County's court house on a Tuesday afternoon, two hour address detailing Democratic principles. He defended tariffs and silver, denounced traitors, and concluded with remarks at Lutesville where Utghey faced sharp rebuttal from Judge Fox and Captain Billy Hightower was silenced.
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Marshall Arnold
Congress
Fourteenth Missouri
Bollinger County
Econrt House
Thesday
Arnold
Gormad
Murphy
Smith
Cavery
Blanchard
Lutesville
Utghey
Billy Uightower
Judge Fox
Hughey
Billy Hightower
Visiting Attorneys At Circuit Court From Abroad Noted MLA
Among the attorneys in attendance at circuit court from abroad were noticed MLA. Smith George Wilson and James Abernathy of Bereeth W Al Miller of Jackson Future Nalle of Fredericktown and R M Finney of Kennett.
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Mla. Smith
George Wilson
James Abernathy
Bereeth
W. al. Miller
Jackson
Nalle
Fredericktown
R. M. Finney
Kennett
Peter Stilts Marries Mrs Ader A Clubb in Zulma Church
Peter Stilts and Mrs. Ader A. Clubb were married in the church at Zulma last Sunday night. Mr Stilts is a prominent Bollinger County man and Mrs Clubb was highly esteemed by all who knew her.
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Peter Stilts
Ader A. Clubb
Zulma
Compton Pleads Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
John S. Compton pleaded guilty to grand larceny on Tuesday and received a three year sentence from Judge Fox. He stole a mule from W. T. Barns near Zalma last July, fled to Kentucky, and was brought back by Sheriff Wells a few weeks ago.
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John S. Compton
Wno
Judge Fox
W. T. Barns
Zalma
Kentucky
Sheriff Wells
Flues Topped by Vandalism in Water Street Home
A vandal last Thursday night damaged the residence of Carrol Johnson on Water Street by tearing the tops from the flues and filling them with bricks. Crews had to remove the obstructions and rebuild the flues, causing delay and extra cost.
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Carrol Johnson
Water Street
Cord Wood Offer For Subscriptions Now Open
Local buyers are asked if they have cord wood available and if they owe payments. The notice states an indefinite subscription option and invites immediate delivery to satisfy demand.
Indictment for Murder Filed Against Henry Billings
The grand jury yesterday returned an indictment for murder in the first degree against Henry Billings for the death of W. E. H. Smith occurring over two weeks ago. Three witnesses were examined. Billings waived the preliminary examination to await grand jury action.
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Henry Billings
W. E H. Smith
Bilnes
Burglar Strikes Marion Tuutes Blacksmith Shop
Last Thursday night, a burglar entered Marion Tuutes blacksmith shop and stole nearly all his tools. Movers camped nearby that night, and the incident is attributed to them. The tools are valued at about 850 dollars, and the loss weighs heavily on Tuutes, who is described as poor.
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Marion Tuutes
Mr. Lutes
Opening of Mayfield Smith Academy at 27 pupils
A Good Opening MayfieldSmith Academy opened Thursday with 23 pupils enrolled soon rising to 27. An able corps of teachers presages a successful year. Miss Goodrich is present and will soon begin work with a music class.
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Mayfield-Smith Academy
Goodrich
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by all druggists.
The Great Show at Lutesville Wednesday Night
Reynold's We vly's United Shows Circws Menagtrie and Moorish Caravan will exhibit at Lutesville on Wednesday September 26. The show has greatly enlarged since last year and now ranks with the country’s colossal amusement enterprises. Performers of high renown will display feats of skill and daring. The menagerie is augmented with rare animals including a large herd of camels. Remember the day and time.
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Lutesvill
Dave
Henry Steff Shot in Egypt Mills Incident
Henry Steff a blacksmith at Egypt Mills nine miles north of Cape Girardeau was shot by Mrs Rosie Ellsworth and her son Pressley on Wednesday night last. Pressley fled while Mrs Ellsworth was jailed. Report says the motive was Steff’s alleged remarks about the Ellsworth family.
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Henry Steff
Egypt Mills
Cape Girardeau
Rosie Ellsworth
Pressley
Railroad Surgeon Joins Tron Mountain Railroad Crew
Dr. John A. Reck named company surgeon for the Tron Mountain railroad at this place including Glen Allen. A young physician of skill and sterling qualities, Reck is rapidly rising to prominence.
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John A. Reck
Tron Mountain
Glen Allen
Reck
Free Trial Offer for Dr King's New Discovery and Life Pills
Those who used Dr King's New Discovery know its value and those who have not can try it free. Call the advertised druggist for a trial bottle free by sending name and address to H. B. Bucklen & Co. Chicago. Receive a cer box of Dr King's New Life Pills and a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, free. All guaranteed to do you good at no cost. H A Clark's new residence is rapidly going up.
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Dr. King
H. B. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Twin City News Items of Minor Importance in Brief
Local items from Twin City note A B Clippard returning home, Miss Willie Benson visiting Mine La Motte, Dr W B Finney of Kennett in town, and R W Fischer painting the Presbyterian church. Movements include James Overstreet from Bardwell and Cobb & Lessley handling posters for Reynolds Circus. Grand jury work, new school enrollments, and improvements around town are reported along with a new baby born to Mrs Charles Hl Bruce.
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A. B. Clippard
Willie Benson
Mine la Motte
Charles Hl. Bruce
Kansas City
Elizabeth Graves
Reynolds Circus
Cobb & Lessley
Wallace
Zimmerman Prominent Bollinger Farmer and Representative
Hon J M Zimmerman Democratic nominee for Bollinger County representative, born 1846 in Caldwell County North Carolina. Since age three in Missouri, he served two terms as representative, first elected 1886, reelected by about 20 votes. As farmer loyal to farmers, he backed tax relief bills, express company regulation, weekly pay, and reforms. chaired Agriculture and County Boundaries committees, opposed war tax refund endowment for the university, and led district delegation in 1902.
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Ron. J. M. Zimmerman
Bollinger County
Caldwell County
North Carolina
Ile
Usis
Isaxe Sainpie
LSS
Zimmerman
Usc
D. Monroe Robins
Almese
Fammers
Fiomer House
Zimmerman Wis
Chaminames
House
Senate
Court clash over university funding ends in defeat
A legal battle argued over converting the general school fund to return value to taxpayers. The attempt failed and the disputed money was awarded to the university.
Train overturns near Charleston after cyclone strike
OVERTURNED A TRAIN As the Cat passenger train was leaving Charleston yesterday after WOOT cyclone struck it overturn to the entire train. Two persons were killed, Fred McClellen. 3 years bla whe fell from a car wir dow and was crushed to death, and 'vs. Pacmelio Dempsey, of Ber tran. Among those who were hack injured wee W. S. Nice of 14 place, whose travelling for the Moeka-Wast grocery company his wife went to Charleston toh moa telegraphic summons from him. Peis not able to he removed "att present,
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Charleston
Fred McClellen
Pacmelio Dempsey
Bertran
Hack
Wee W. S. Nice
Moeka-Wast Grocery
Peis
Roan Case Moves to Special Session in December
The court continued the case against Robert Roan Hor for burglary of the plane. The defense and prosecution await further proceedings as the matter shifts toward a December special session.
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Robert Roan
S. M. McAvally
A Fruitful Revival at Glen Allen Methodist Church
Rev ILA Russell leads a grand revival at Glen Allen Methodist Church aided by fellow ministers. The effort yields about forty to fifty conversions, mainly men, highlighting Russell as an earnest worker in the revival.
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Ila
Russell
Glen Allen
Editorial Notes on Mayfield-Smith Academy Politics
Cartan Billy Wightower comments praise Bob as clever yet cautions he should think before speaking. He urges citizens to support Mayfield-Smith academy as a worthy institution and endorses Tre byilliant’s honesty for continued Congress term. He predicts a Democratic year and warns Republicans to prepare for drastic changes.
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Cartan
Billy Wightower
Bob
Circuit Court convened with Judge Fox and new special judge
Court convened last Monday with Judge Fox and clerk and a Missouri attorney present. Several gay case dispositions occurred during the session. Special judge William M. Morgan was elected and the session continued to Saturday with adjourned term set for the first Monday in December.
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Fox
Missouri
Marsh Arnold
William M. Morgan
Local Moves Stir Glen Allen Community
Glen Allen residents James Belchamber and C W Rhodes plan relocations to St Louis and a hotel respectively while M W Bowman moves to Cape Girardeau to send his child to Normal. The community school closed last month with 74 enrolled and 26 average daily attendance. Edgar Smith, son of Jeff Smith, injured his great toe after kicking a hog and striking a nail while feeding hogs near Glen Allen.
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James Belchamber
St. Louis
M. W. Bowman
Cape Girardetti
C. W. Rhodes
James Richardson
Glen Allen
Edgar Smith
Jeff Smith
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Cora Beck
James Overstreet
Bardwell, Ky
George Kauffman
Caldwell
Fannie Bean
Barrel, Mo
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Lane
A. Mayer
John Burford
W. E. Rockwell
Sedgewickville
Twin City
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Snider
Susie Graves
Scott District
Drom
Mr. Jean
Goodwin & Jean
Center Last Puesday
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M. al. Williams
College Lights
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W. EF. Kinder
J. F. Sander
Gene
Julius Weil
St. Lows
R. T. Baker
Castor
James Lafferty
Cornwall
M. J. Shetley
J. M. Zimmerman
University
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Evrey
Tre Byilliant
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