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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
9
Third Amendment upheld as class legislation invalid in Missouri
The Missouri supreme court ruled the Third Amendment invalid as class legislation affecting mortgage tax allocations. Business leaders welcomed the decision, noting similar provisions elsewhere harmed foreign capital and state development. The editorial urges balanced protections that attract out-of-state investment to unlock the state's mineral wealth.
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Missouri
Supreme Court
Governor Pingree Dies in London After Reform Career
H. S. Pingree of Michigan six governor and former Detroit mayor died in London on Tuesday night. Reformer who cut gas prices and tram fares to three cents and championed planting vacant lots with potatoes for the poor, he was a successful businessman and outspoken leader.
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H. S. Pingree
Michigan
London
Detroit
Political Fusion Hinted By Missouri Reform Seekers
Lee Merriwether and W. J. Bryan reportedly discuss merging Populists and Public Ownership supporters into a single fusion movement in Missouri and beyond. The plan aims to carry Missouri first while Republicans eye potential influence in the reform effort.
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Lee Merriwether
St. Louis
Lincoln
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Lates
Missouri
Billy and
Lee
Contempt Cited Pastor From Grace M E Denver
Rev M A Rader pastor of Grace M E Church in Denver and known in Marshall has been cited for contempt of Judge Palmer s court for violent language about the court and his attack on the law and justice He warns ministers against irreverence and claims honesty and court protection for all to sustain respect for the cloth
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M. A. Rader
Grace M. FE
Denver
Colorado
Marshall
Palmer
The Sluggard Misses Opportunity To Missouri Pacific
A editorial scolds local business leaders for idle slumber as Missouri Pacific railway plans pass by. It warns that mail trains and fast freights would stop at the town’s back door for lunch if residents do not wake up and seize opportunity.
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Marshall
Missouri Pacific Railway
Pertle Springs No. 2 Convention Prompted by Governor Stevens
Gov Stevens champions a second Pertle Springs convention as political factions in Rolla Wells debate his quip about sapient sons of sainted sires. The exchange highlights Democratic tensions and the era’s reform rhetoric in a candid public forum.
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Stevens
Pertle Springs
Rolla Wells
Manufacturing. A call to renew interest in Marshall industry
This note urges renewed attention to manufacturing establishments in Marshall. It stresses the vital importance to the people, promises a future campaign after summer and fall breezes, and hopes business men will show sufficient interest to "start the lull to rolling."
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Marshall
Editorial Brieflets on Politics and Trusts in 1900s South
A mosaic of politicalrumors and opinions spans Kilkenny and Buffalo scenes. Mentions include Tom Johnson’s mayoral bid, Burkett as National Editorial Association VP, Iowa's Allison declining a run, and Tammany’s strength versus Anti Tammany’s divisions. Figures critique trusts with Merriwether, Hanna, Bryan, Sage, Morgas, and Speer cited. The piece laments southerner independence amid Democratic party tensions.
Kansas City conference drafts "Bryan or Bust" platform
A gathering of Bryan Populists Middle-of-the-Roaders Ownershipers Socialists Silver Republicans and a Bryan delegation meets in Kansas City this week to write a political platform. The group shows little unity beyond loyalty to the old leaders and is urged to adopt "Bryan or Bust" as a flexible slogan for any locality.
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Kansas City
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
The Political Review St Louis advances Republican doctrine
The Political Review published in St Louis under the Republican State Committee improves with each issue. It presents true Republican doctrine in a clean cut manner, which should give courage to many country editors, who have India rubber back bones.
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The
Political Review
St. Louis
Republican State Committee
Cripple Creek Evening Star Joins Exchange List
The Cripple Creek Evening Star of Cripple Creek Colorado is a six column eight page daily noted as a lively source of news and a valuable addition to the exchange table this week.
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Cripple Creek
Colorado
Republican
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