National Bank of Commerce to reopen in Kansas City
The National Bank of Commerce will reopen in Kansas City next week with a capital stock of 32,000,000 and W B Ridgely as president, per the comptroller of the currency. The Home trial remarks on democratic editorials and asylum suitability are referenced, noting cross party agreement among Republicans and Democrats. A Bangor Wisconsin resident notes surprise at Saline’s enterprise and changes since the war.
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National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
W. BR. Ridgely
Bangor
Wis
Marshall Republican
Notable Birthday Flubs in Marshall Political Roast
A Purported Frank Rogney piece mocks both parties amid Marshall mayoral race hints. The St. Louis Republic quotes seventy one candles on Grover Cleveland's birthday as a metaphor for party strains, noting Democrats faced harsh punishment too.
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Grover Cleveland
St. Louis Republic
Prohibition Ardent Warns of Whiskey Stocks
The article notes fear that 500000 barrels of genuine whiskey stored by distillers in Kansas City could, after passing through rectifiers, yield 4000 barrels of whiskey in the market or saloons today.
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Kansas City
Grand jury urges new county home building for inmates
In its report last week the grand jury said inmates of the county home are well cared for under existing conditions but the buildings are old, dilapidated and totally inadequate. It recommends erection of a new suitable building or buildings to ensure humane and comfortable provision for the poor of the county.
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Grand Jury
Van Dyke Named Republican Candidate for Marshall Mayor
After persistent urging by Marshall's leading citizens Jacob Van Dyke allowed his name as the Republican candidate for mayor. The piece questions whether voters prioritize city welfare over party and notes the ticket is built around names for spots where Democrats offered unsatisfactory choices.
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Marshall
Jacob van Dyke
Ciy
van Dyke
Buline Citizen's Safety Columns on Democrats
Last week the Buline Citizen published two columns discussing safety issues in the Democratic party. The pieces address public policy and the party's approach to security, with a focus on community impact and civic responsibility.
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Buline Citizen
A Student for Life at Columbia College
The Columbia university endows a lifelong student, William Cullen Bryant Kemp, bound to stay enrolled or lose a $2,500 annuity. For 27 years he has studied, nervously awaiting exams, flunking chemistry seven times, yet finishing near perfect each time. He hopes to receive an uncommon degree like horse doctor as the curriculum stretches on.
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Columbia University
William Cullen Bryant Kemp
Marceline Journal
Veterans Notice For Pension Meeting At County Court
Members of Capt J R Crain's company are requested to meet at the courthouse Saturday May 23 at 3 p.m. in the county courtroom to discuss securing a pension for the members.
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J. 8. Crain
Court House
Visitor triggers false alarm at Washburn mill
A visitor's readiness to follow visible signs sparked a fire alarm in Minneapolis. Fire crews responded with much of the city’s firefighting apparatus, but no fire was found. A small group of visitors remained on the first floor as others hurried through the mill.
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Minneapolis
Mion
Washburn
Freman
Queys
Fragmentary report on a fire alarm incident in transit
A fragmented account describes visitors discussing a fire alarm pull box and a firefighter questioning whether anyone pressed it. One visitor claims leaving a box on the wall with a sign telling him to pull it down before continuing. The passage reflects confusion amid the scene.
Imagination as Cure Highlighted by Hypnotic Cure Advocate
Dr Frederick Van Eden of Bedling, known as a seer and physician, told a Hudson Theater audience that mental suggestion surpasses drugs and that he stopped practicing medicine years ago for hypnotherapy. He said many doctors rely on mental suggestion, though few admit it, while prescribing pills with specific dosages for severe cases.
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New York
Freederick Vaneden
Bedlind
Thinking of Others as Neighbor Bound to Protect Moral Example
An exhortation on social responsibility and conscience urging a Christian man to consider his neighbor. It argues abstaining from lawful actions if they could harm others, warning that leading others astray amounts to moral culpability and that one must live to God’s glory without placing stumbling blocks before the weak.
Simple home remedy for kidney trouble promises cures
An eminent authority quoted in a New York daily claims a homemade blend will relieve most kidney ailments before Bright's disease stage. The mix includes Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to be taken after meals and at bedtime. A local druggist endorses the ingredients as harmless and easy to prepare, claiming the remedy cleanses the blood and prompts the kidneys to filter waste, aiding rheumatism and other disorders.
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New York
Bright
Unchartered divine mercy in human form quote
A brief reflective line quoting Alexander Maclaren on Christ’s self-limitation within humanity and the resulting life and hope gained for humankind.
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Christ
Alexander Maclaren
D. D
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Ear Health Claims
An old newspaper clipping promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and other remedies for deafness and constipation. It asserts ear tube inflammation causes hearing loss and offers a hundred dollar reward for cures not helped by the product. The item also includes local notes about weather, fruit prospects, and shoppers from Grand Pass.
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Hall
F.j.cheney &O
Toledo
Local residents attend visits and shopping across Ayres Slater and Marshall
Davis district notes list Amos Singleton and family visiting Mollie Stephens, Beulah Johnson visiting Slater relatives, Logd Hemper Sunday dinners with Otto Ruppert Elliott Brown Roy Hupp, A C Potter in Miami, Phl Reidenbach through New Frankfort, Mrs J H Audsley shopping Slater, Jano Walker and daughter with J S Johnson, Bettie Johnson visiting Griffitt, C C Miller and Arthur Yates shopping in Marshall, Martha Reynolds with Mrs Harris, Ed Nugen asks Nora about staying home, Ed Clemens visiting C C Miller, Alex Yates and wife with Ed Johnson near Fish Creek.
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Amos Singleton
Near Ayres
Mollie Stephens
Beulah Johnson
Slater
Logd Hemper
Otto Ruppert
Elliott Brown
Roy
Vernon Hupp
A. C. Potter
Miami
Phl. Reidenbach
New Frankfort
J. H. Au
Frank Miller
Kelley Ellest
Bettie Johnson
Griffitt
C. C. Miller
Marshall
Arthur Yates
Willie Miller
Martha Reynolds
Harris Saturay
Ed Nugen
Nora
Ed Clemens
Moe
CC. Miller
LONESOME VALLEY ad seeks buyers for farmers produce
A fragment from a period ad invites readers to contact United States Packing Company at phone 275 for prices on produce. The note mentions selling farmers' goods and references a last week timing and prices in parentheses (327).
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United States Packing Company
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W. van Dyke
Bank of Saline
J. J. Witt
Elmer Nicely
Marshal
Frank R. Rogney
Frank E. Rogney
Wen
Druggiata
Wm. Argood
Wm. Weaver
Grand Pass
Walter Welhouse
State Horticultural So Ety
Joo
Old Dee
Ieee
Pfu
Bears
Castoria
Davis District
Alex Yates
Ed Johnson
Fish Creek
Lonesome Valley
Henderson Gil
Walnut ST
Peial
Raneae Botaglicheo
Chicago & Alton
EB. Hawthorne
Marshall, Mo
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