Stewart for McKinley Returns to His Party
The Silver Senator Stewart of Nevada abandons Bryan in the 1896 campaign. He attacks Bryan’s imperialism charge as fictional, cites the Philippine treaty and U.S. duties in the islands, and condemns anti imperialists. He praises McKinley and Bevan at Indianapolis for focusing on imperialism as the campaign issue.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Tbe Issie
Cor
W.d. Bevan
Indianapolis
Mantle
Montana
McKinley
Dubois
Daha
Stewart
Nevada
New York
Hryan
Hile Baggie Erie
Mr. Bryan
United States
Spain
Ame Ton
Pacific Ocean
Philippines
Uryan
Chicago
Kansas City
Senator Stewart
Mr. Hevan
Congress
Philip Pines
Phe
Inedianapalis
Meales
Hrvan
Orient
Germans Shunned on State Ticket Sparks Party Tension
Unfriendly to the German community, the Democrats faced strong resentment for not placing Germans on the State ticket. Delegates claimed most Germans favor the Republican ticket, risking a shift as many Germans who historically allied with Democrats might vote for Flory and the State slate, imperiling Dinkery and his Jefferson City allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flory
Mr. Dinkery
Deferson City
Cutting Grads on O and A near Gilliam Chade
A long planned improvement advances on the Gilliam Chade east of town with work starting to cut down the grade and straighten the track from St. A1. Land's farm toward Cambridge Switch. The project promises employment and economic benefits for the area.
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Gilliam Chade
St. A1
Land's Farm
Cambridge Switch
Teore Invan
Chicago & Alton
Wotell
Gilliam Globe
The Secret of His Success
The life of P Huntington shows how daily thrift and disciplined effort built him from ordinary business to fame and immense wealth. Early economy and industry form a foundation still guiding modern independence through living within earnings. Motherly Domovrat.
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P Huntington
New Missionary Society Organized in Warrensburg
At the Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday school assembly in Warrensburg on Saturday morning a Synodical Women’s Missionary society was formed. Elected officers include Mrs. W. J. Hrasfeld of St. Louis as president, Mrs. J. A. Noble of Urich as corresponding secretary and treasurer, Mrs. A. H. Buchanan of Moberly as recording secretary, Mrs. Albert McGinnix of Marshall as secretary of literature, and Mrs. George Simonds of Kansas City as secretary of children’s work.
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Cumberland Presbyterian
Warrensburg
Perth Springs
W. J. Hrasfeld
St. Louis
J. A. Noble
Urich
A. H. Buchanan
Moberly
Albert McGinnix
Marshall
George Simonds
Kansas City
Dalton Quits State Democ Rally Rails at Taxation Grievances
Colonel Dick Dalton of Tall County, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate in 1876, bolts the party ticket amid the Missouri tax protest. He accuses the State Board of Equalization of corruptly fixing valuations to favor railroads and telegraphs, cites 1875 versus 1904 land and railroad assessments, and calls for Dockery to address taxation directly while critiquing party leadership and imperialism references.
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Dick Dalton
Tall County
William J. Stone
Flory
Missouri
State Board of Equalization
State Board
County Board of Equalization
Stat Board
Myualisaton
Democraty Party
Board of Equalization
HM Nore
Aero
FT Dover
Sellert
Crowerner
Dinkery
Dockery
Mer
Ryan
Keansee and Her Resources Booklet by Santa Fe Railroad
The Santa Fe Railroad issued a slim hand booklet titled Keansee and Her resources. It will be mailed to subscribers of thin paper who apply through the office. The material was prepared for the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture for the Sheldon edition of the Topeka Capital.
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The
Santa Fe Railroad
Keansee
Board of Agriculture
Sheldon
Topeka
Scott's Emulsion Promoted For Weight Gain
In former years thin women used warm baths and cod liver oil to gain form. Now they buy Scott's Emulsion and take it internally. It claims to increase the weight of thin babies and delicate children as well.
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Scott
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A New Missionary Society
Goodurades
Keabone
Dalton
State Democracy
Taration
Pavern Railroady
Bpare
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