Marble vs Thur s Sep 2 1899
A terse item notes a matchup between Marble and Thur on Thursday September 2, 1899. The brief entry records the scheduled contest date in the local newspaper’s sports roundup.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1889
Page
4
Political shifts and fire devastates St Joseph Expo
The piece notes a hypothetical Republican loss of two senators if majority rule applied in Connecticut and criticizes or mentions Toval Motion violations with few convictions. It reports Harrison era military expenses exceeding those of peers, and chronicles the St Joseph Expo building burning down on the tenth, with quarter of a million dollars lost and immediate rebuilding plans. It also mentions veterans praising Pension Commissioner Black, a Democrat who resigned after party losses, with anticipation of party control returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mo
Farmers and Laborers Union backs tariff cuts on life basics
The Farmers and Laborers Union of America endorses reducing tariffs on essential goods. The report notes a split with Hat Union members over taxing necessities, aligning with the 1888 Republican platform on tariffs. It also covers local and national political snippets, including editorials, nominations, and party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers'’s and Laborer's Union of America
Political Turmoil and Pension Reform Critique in 19th Century Debate
A lengthy editorial evaluates party purges and appointments, criticizing Noble and others while praising Grover Cleveland. It argues pension burdens, wartime heirs, and tariffs explain voter anger, predicts Cleveland’s rise, and denounces high tariffs as harming labor and farmers. It cites widespread anti tariff sentiment and economic distress following recent elections.
Fireside dialect and reform era politics from a midwestern paper
A fragmented column rails at tariffs and public lands policy while criticizing state and national figures. It rails against Governor Foraker, Secretary Noble, and Attorney General rulings, then shifts to a denunciation of carpetbagger era race prejudice, alleging black mobility schemes and violent criminal stereotypes, ending with incendiary calls against African Americans and carpetbaggers. The piece cites Timothy O Brady’s wrongful murder conviction and defends juries against circumstantial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thlinas
Timothy O'Brady
O' Brady
O'Tsraly
The South and North Faces Off in Political Schemes
A fragment discusses transforming the man from the South by moving him to the North and East, aiming to expose supposed sympathizers and align him with Northern and Eastern interests. The text frames unity through relocation and social ties, warning against misplaced loyalties.
Official Missouri Manual now ready for distribution
Secretary of State Lesueur releases the Official Manual of Missouri for 1560-0. The volume lists public officials at state, county, and township levels, department staff, corporate entities, taxable wealth by county and city, urban populations, local option elections, newspapers, and portraits of executive and judicial officers. Maps of judicial terms accompany the edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesueur
Misouri
Notice to Creditors of Geo K Statler Anaignor
Notice to creditors that the assigned estate of Geo K Statler Anaignor will be liquidated at Lutesville Missouri on October 1st, 1889. Demands against the trust fund may receive a five percent dividend or more as funds allow, after reserving for taxes expenses and the assignment. Under my hand September 23rd 18st, John W Reveorie Assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fradernicktown
Scott
Lutesville
Ivor Ki. Statler
Joun W. Rewveie
Free School for the Blind in St Louis Seeks Missouri support
An appeal urges towns to support the Missouri School for the Blind in St Louis. The piece promotes public funding, notes the school’s central role, and explains that transportation and clothing costs are the main expenses for students from across the state. It outlines the school’s facilities, staff, and programs in English, music, and crafts, and invites parents to contact Superintendent Dr John T Sibley or board members as the fall term opens.
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As Muich
Missouri
Swat
Larmetur
Warrat
Evea
St. Louis
Maryan Streets
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John T. Sibley
Hoa Mi
Vcloel
Saih
Vearon
Mapats
Jeremy de "Sule
Hien Higworry
Byvpens
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Bargain Drugstore Ad Offers Wide Cut Prices
A Tintesville MI advertisement lists deep discounts across items including dolls, wallets, paper supplies, and wines. It promotes autographed sums, vases, jewelry, clocks, and a piano organ with two fifty monthly payments. The store claims the largest drug stock in the county and urges early visits before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Jaques & Son
New Brick
Tintesville
Trestens Sale In Marble Hill Missouri
Sheriff John Huskey announces a sale under a 1887 trust deed on 46 acres in Bollinger County Missouri. The property, secured by George and Anne Guthrey to Joseph Baker as Trustee, will be auctioned October 29, 1889 at the courthouse door to the highest bidder for cash plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Guthrey
Anne Guthrey
Recorder
Bollinger County
Missouri
Joseph E.baker
Hollinger
Miesourt
Paul
Dent
Joseph EE. Hakner
Hollinger County
Marble Hill
Widder
John Huskey
Shaviff
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Trestens Sale
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Marsie Hill, Mo
Elfrank
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Supreme Court of the State
J. Mayfield, M. D
Lutesville, MO
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Orrice
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Marble Hill, Mo
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