Revival Services At Methodist Church Draw Crowds
Obituary notice for William Eewin Jones who died January 6 1908 near Palmyra Missouri. Born April 30 1830 in Maryland he lived in Marion County most of his life. Survived by thirteen children twenty one grandchildren and six great grandchildren his funeral was held at DeMoss Chapel with Masons in attendance.
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William Eewin Jones
Maryland
Missouri
Marion County
Palmyra
Elizabeth G. Hampton
Hattie J Wilson
Martha A. Hickman
Willanna Goodnight
Jones
Annie Eliz. Wilson
Laura Myrtle
Presley N
Curtley A
Margaret A
Maud M
Dawley J. Rouse
Lewis H. Baldwin
D-Moss Chapel
Methodist
DeMoss Chapel
Thompson Penn
Clarence Leake Hosts Evening in Honor of Thomas Bail
Clarence Leake entertained Tuesday evening in honor of his friend Thomas Bail of Texas, a social gathering marked by warm conversation and mutual appreciation among guests.
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Clarence Leake
Thomas Bail
Texas
Chamberlain Chosen Republican Standard Bearer in First District
Capt W F Chamberlain of Hannibal selected as Republican standard bearer for the First District race. He is described as a clean man in either private life or as Hannibal postmaster, while Lloyd remains favored by many in the district.
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W. F. Chamberlain
Hanovibal
Captain Chamberlain
Hannibal
Lloyd
Supreme Court Declares Employers Liability Law Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court ruled the June 11, 1906 employers liability law unconstitutional, limiting railroad and common carrier responsibility for accidents due to fellow service negligence or ineffective appliances. The lower court's decision was affirmed. Miss Mollie Geotze is visiting Saint Louis friends.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
For Sale Plymouth Rock cockerels at Fishel street
Fragmented ad notes several Plymouth Rock cockerels and mentions Fishel street. The text references a rusted war and a vow to something but details are unclear.
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Plymouth Rock
Fishel Strein
Frogs To Be Blocked By Railroads Order
Kansas City January 6 The railroad and warehouse commissioners met at the Baltimore hotel and issued an order requiring all railroads in the state to block all switch frogs. This law passed by the last legislature has been ignored by many roads. After ten days the board will report all roads that refuse or fail to comply to the attorney general for prosecution. Action is in the interest of switchmen and railroad workers to prevent serious accidents. Big delegations from Monroe City and Madison urged the County Court Monday to locate the County Infirmary near a town. Judge Umstattd stands at the mint.
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Kansas City
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Baltimore
Monroe City
Madison
Umstattd
New Cable Wires Replacing North Dain Street Lines
North Dain Street wires to be replaced with a cable system in coming days. Rewiring from the rear of Lenira slice, the project aims to address unsightliness and improve service. The piece notes insurance issues and fire safety concerns with current wires on Main Street blocks north of First and south of Summer.
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Toe
Dain Street
Lenira
Sears
First Street
Summer Street
Artie Wilson Heads to Texaline on Prospecting Tour
Artie Wilson left Tuesday for Texaline Texas on a prospecting tour to inspect potential mining or business prospects.
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Artie Wilson
Texaline
Texas
The Corner Grocery at Monroe City Opens Monday
The Corner Grocery will appear at Monroe City on Monday January 13. It is described as pure fun a continuous laugh and entertaining show featuring tuneful melodies and musical novelties performed by clever artists with lavish costumes and scenic surroundings.
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Monroe
Distinction in Calls Over Bonds and Patriotism
The Western Chronicle notes how Republicans branded Grover Cleveland a criminal for treasury bonds while praising Theodore Roosevelt as a patriot for similar bond measures. The piece argues perception shapes judgments of actions, not facts.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Western Chronicle
Should Not Have Been Forgotten Message Omitted Crop Claim
A Bates County Democrat reports the president omitted a note showing large crops this year in a message. The piece comments on the administration and old Democratic regime, referencing bark fairies in a critical tone.
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Cve Is i
Bates County
Secretary fears panic in legislation worse than business
The quote from the Quin cy Herald notes the secretary believes the financial storm may be subsiding but worries that panic in legislation could be harsher than the panic in business. He expresses little faith in Republican congressmen and has lost hope in Roosevelt.
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Republica
Roosevelt
Quincy Herald
Are Losing Their Nerve Republicans Described By Farmington Times
A Farmington Times opinion piece argues the Republican Party shows a peculiar nerve for panic during hard times, saying that nerves are deserting the party amid Democratic challenges.
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Farmington
Frankford man moves toward city residence with Monroe trends
John Moesley of Frankford is said to be with Monroe trends on Tuesday. The report suggests he has likely found a desirable residence and plans to move to the city with his anticipated wife.
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John Moesley
Frankford
Monroe
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