Local Notices Touch Politics and Personal News
A mix of social visits, travel notes, and local updates mentions Miss Aurelia Syputores Thacke, Miss Myrtle Shel byville, J. M. Johnson and wife visiting Bull City, and V. Spalding shipping fancy fox hounds to H. B. Stegall in Ozark Alabama. Mrs. Byrd McPike and infant visit Emerson. Miss Mabel McMasters visits from Shelbyville. Miss Annie Carrico visits Indian Creek Township. The piece notes civic pride, a home on North Main Street, and a call to patronize local institutions for Monroe City’s prosperity. It also cites spellings approved by the U.S. Geographic Names Board for Bucharest and cites statistics on juvenile arrests and prison reform via Missouri’s Friendless Society.
Visitors and guests from several towns tally at Shelby
A roundup of local visitors and guests from Shel bina Bluff City Hannibal Palmyra Monroe City and Stoutsville includes A H Green and family, Orvil Brown, Mrs Frank Dimmit, Miss Jessie Sharp, Miss May Johnson Milton Cary and family, J M Proctor, Mrs J T Vaughn, Fannie Bess Schofield, Mrs Vanskile and daughter, Mr and Mrs James Kennett and child, and Hannah Mariah. An offbeat quip ends with a joke about refined literature and drid coon hams.
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Stoutsville
Hannah Mariah
Count Witte on universal suffrage in Russia
A Boston Journal snippet notes Count Witte warned that granting universal suffrage to the Russian people now would be a mistake, likening it to the postwar push for universal suffrage by African Americans in the United States. The remark reflects contemporary debates on voting rights and political reform.
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United States
Canada
America
Boston Journal
Count Witte
Editor’s Critics Anger Amid Funeral Likelihood Warning
The Richmond Republic remarks that if the editor spent a quarter of his time detailing how mean some people are rather than portraying them as angels, his conceit would crumble. the paper predicts few mourners at his funeral following such a publication.
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Richmond Republic
Paris Visitor Lilly Blanton With Mrs Owen
Miss Lilly Blanton, noted as one of Paris's interesting young ladies, has been visiting her friend Mrs Jobo L Owen and was joined by Quincy friends Monday for the social gathering.
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Jobo L. Owen
Quincy
Lilly Blanton
Paris
Renshaw Stevenson Wedding at the Bride’s Home
Erie Lenora Renshaw and Benjamin Stevenson married Thanksgiving Day November 30 1905 at the bride’s parents home in Warren conducted by Rev Robert Culburn Baptist pastor of both families The ceremony was simple with about thirty relatives and friends present The couple will reside in Missouri after a stop in Hannibal and were bid farewell with rich wishes and old shoes and ice.
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Erie Lenora Renshaw
Benjamin Stevenson
Robert Culburn
Baptist Church
Warren
J. F
Lucy Renshaw
Monroe County
Montana
Missouri
Gertrude Bamber
Quincy
Mrs. Rensnaw
Mrs.Stevenson
Monroe
Hannibal
Fortunate Monroe Stock Traffic Returns to Rail
After weeks of scarce stock car supply on the Burlington line at this point stock men find relief as Monroe City known as the Queen of the Prairies resumes shipping over the M. K. & T. Ry restoring freight flow to and from the city and regional markets.
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Burlington R. R
Monroe City
Queen of the Prairies
F Kincaid Visits City With Friends
F Kincaid from near Warren was in the city Monday with friends, according to local notes.
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F. Kincaid
Near
Warren
Asburys Visit Canon Kinship Ties
M. P. Asbury and his wife spent a portion of last week with their relatives at Canon, strengthening family ties in the region.
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M. P. Asbury
Canon
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W. B. Spalding
Patton
Spalding
A K Rutledge
Pharmacist
Kansas City Southern Railway
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Dutton
Trav
G. Warner
G. P
T. A
Kansas City
Kausan City
F. BE. Roesler
H. W. Cross & Co
Tacoma Blig
Chicago
Alice
Vaidlew
Isbina
W. I
Aurelia Syputores
M. A. Thacke
Gem City
Myrtle
Shelbyville
Prairies
J. M. Johnson
Bull City, Friends
H. B. Stegall
Ozark
Ala
Fannie W Kersham
Bluff City
the Prairies
Jne Sharp Wills
Mississippi
Baturciy
Jennie Yowell
Biessing Hospital
City
Ed Hardesty
Annie Carrico
Ely
John R Carrico
Indian Creek Township
B. G. Mose
North Main Street
Byrd McPike
Babe
Emerson
T. &. Ball
Martha Smith
John Wood
Utica
Mabel McMasters
Dr. McMasters
Washington, D. C
Bucharest
Bukharest
United States Board of Geographic Names
Romania
Hamilton
Alexander
Clay
Calhoun
Webster
Benight
Arkansaw
Society of Christian Endeavor
Missouri Penitentiary
St. Louis
J. B. Bollman
Missouri Society For the Friendless
State University
Balls County
Foy
A. H. Green
Shelbina
Orvil Brown
Frank Dimmit
W. R. P. Jackson
Jessie Sharp
Miss May Johnson
Milton Cary
Palmyra
J M. Proctor
Kirksville
J. T. Vaughn
Fannie Bess Schofield
The
Vanskilke
James Kennett
Walber,Vanskike
Hunnewell Graphic
Renshaw —Stevenson
Fortunate Monroe
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