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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1900

Page

6

Republican Ticket and County Clerks Convention

A lengthy political ticket list includes Poe, McKinkley, Roosevelt era names and candidates for governor, secretary, treasurer, and clerks positions. The piece also covers Marshall Missouri hosting the County Clerks Convention with committees named and plans for reception and entertainment. A separate incident reports a 9 year old boy's death after falling from a moving eastbound St Louis train near Odessa.

Ent W. C. Gower Marshall Mistletoe Club City of St. Joseph R. M. Nash Buchanan County Missouri

Changes in County Press and Journal Moves

The Gilliam Globe replaces the Bee in Gilliam with Dell P Fowler as publisher editor, famed Blackburn Records scribe. Malta Bend Democrat suspends, Purcell to move plant to Marshall. The Qui Vive notes two papers cannot coexist in a small town.

Gilliam Globe The Bee Gilliam Slater Dell P. Fowler Blackburn Record Malta Bend Democrat Purcell Marshall

Hazeltine Resigns as Populist Congressional Candidate

S. D. Hazeltine, Populist candidate for Congress in this district, has resigned the nomination tendered him. The move clears the field for other contenders as party delegates seek a replacement. Hazeltine did not specify reasons for his withdrawal.

S. D. Hazeltine

Despondent harness maker ends life with drugs

Charles R. Kreihn, a saddler and harness maker, aged about sixty-two, formerly of Lexington Mo, was found dead in his room above Weber and Berg’s saloon in Marshall. An August 17 letter to George Weber suggests premeditated self ingested poison. Coroner’s jurors ruled death from morphine sulphate overdose amid personal crisis.

Chas. R. Kreihn Lexington Weber & Berg George Weber J. J. Ragsdale Saline Co Charles Kreihn Weber Marshall Saline A. D Thomas T. Conns Foreman Winn V. GoLiopay C. W. Heenpon A. J. Gravus W. C. Harrison W. W. Ros Cornover

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