Republican Ticket List for State and Local Offices
A scanned political ticket lists candidates across state and local offices. It includes Taft for president with Sherman as VP, Hadley for governor, Gmeli ch for lieutenant governor, Swanger for secretary of state, Tolerton for state auditor, Maring for state treasurer, Fulkrerson for attorney general, Wilder for railroad and warehouse commissioner, Reynolds and Rhodes in judiciary, Elvens as congressman, Rhodes as representative, Paul and Seahorne as county judges, Nipper as prosecuting attorney, Casey as sheriff, Smiti as assessor, Forolinson as treasurer, Hawkins as surveyor, and McFadden as coroner.
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William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Herbert S. Hadley
Jacob F. Gmelich
John E. Swanger
Jesse A. Tolerton
Wilbur F&f. Maring
Frank B E. Fulkrerson
Railroad and Warehouse Co
William W. Wilder
Supreme Court
Con
Court of Appeals
George Dbd
Reynolds
Congress
Politte Elvens
Marion E. Rhodes
Thomas IE B. Paul
George W. Seahourne
Simon G. Nipper
Lawrence W. Casey
Henry L. Smiti
Murman Forolinson
The chief danger of airships is still to those who use them
A concise note from a period aviation article warns that the primary risk of airship operation lies with the crews and handling procedures. It emphasizes the need for safer techniques and stricter protocols to prevent accidents during flights and maintenance.
Missouri Republicans vote sparse in stile primary week
Less than one third of Missouri Republicans participated in the stile primary list week, reflecting low turnout and lingering engagement concerns among party voters across the state.
Bryan Faces Trusts Clash Within His Party
A fragment cites Bryan avoiding direct attacks on the trusts for fear of harming leading members of his own party, signaling internal tensions over pro or anti trust strategy.
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Bryan
Voter Interest Fades In Primary And Looms For General
Booze was not much in evidence in the primary here last week. Let the same be said of the general election.
Missouri Democrats Face Partisan Rule in St. Louis Primaries
A fragment cites the Missouri Democratic Party's primary in St. Louis as an example of partisan gang rule. The note references alleged party manipulation and internal conflict impacting candidate selection.
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Missouri Democracy
St. Louis
Old Guard Domination Reflected in Missouri Primaries
The Old Guard is in the saddle negato ig Democratic party affairs in this state, leaving its usual tracks behind in the St. Louis and Kansas City primary contests.
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Old Guard
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Kansas City
Prohibition and Snti Lid Fields Fade in State Primary
In the recent state primary the prohibition issue and the anti lid questions made little impact. Wallace finished third while Staple placed fourth in the Democratic race for governor.
Bryan speech frames fate of people rule in campaign
In a speech of acceptance Bryan will declare the leading issue as whether the people shall rule. He asserts that rule will be blocked if his party succeeds, arguing that Democrats in power bring only rule by elites.
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Bryan
Eung
Question to Democratic editors on Bryan era policy plans
A reader asks Democratic editors to specify concrete policy points they would pursue if elected, rather than broad generalities. The inquiry seeks clear, targeted proposals expected to improve social and political affairs.
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Bryan
Debs Attacks Democratic Platform as Fraud and Delusion
Eugene V. Debs, socialist presidential candidate, denounces the anti injunction plank as political bait to catch labor voters. He says the Democratic platform is a delusion and false pretence, but notes his views do not blind him to the real character of Democratic policies.
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Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Republican Ticket Seen Winning County Contest
The Republican county ticket appears headed for victory with the Democratic slate presenting solid citizens, but unlikely to match the Republicans. No signs of a landslide based on the primary vote.
Republican ticket forecast to sweep county election
A brief political note suggests the Republican ticket is strongly favored to win the county in the upcoming general election, based on current indicators and voting trends.
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Republiccan
Missouri primary law review calls for patience before repeal
The piece argues against a rushed repeal of the Missouri state primary election law. It notes critics are often defeated candidates, cites the law’s newness and voter unfamiliarity as factors in imperfect nominating outcomes, and warns that inaction by decent citizens risks leaving a flawed system to those who will bend it. It urges a few more trials rather than scrap it.
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Missouri
Two Parties Move Toward Socialistic Government Says Contributor
A Leslie’s Weekly contributor argues two U S political forces now edge toward socialism. The Socialistic party seeks production control for producers without private capital, while Republicans favor federal regulation within the current system. Democrats are labeled radical yet retrograde on trusts, not aligning with social progress.
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Leslie's Weekly
United States
Socialistic Party
Republican Party
Fresh paper stock enables cheap first class job printing
A local printer advertises new paper stock and offers to produce letters beads envelopes card bills and similar items in first class style at competitive prices, inviting customers to try their job printing services.
GOOD AS THE BEST IF NOT BETTER The Journal
A local insurance notice announces subscriptions and offers fee insurance through W M Hunter an agent for the German American Insurance Co of New York. Readers are invited to see him for details and options.
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American Insurance Co. of
New
York
Sheriff Sale of Multiple Tracts in Washington County Missouri
Under two writs from the Circuit Court of St. Louis, John B. Wilkes sues the Southeast Missouri Barytes Company. The sheriff's sale covers several tracts in Washington County Missouri including the Simona Casey tract of 80 acres, the Russ tract of 140 acres, the Clophia P. Sboyer tract of 175 plus, a 92 acre area, the National Lead and Barium Company conveyance of 174 acres, and additional parcels totaling about 200 acres. Sale aimed at satisfying judgments and distributes real property interests across numerous sections and townships with detailed metes and bounds.
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St. Louis
Washington
Missouri
Simona Casey
Thos. P. Bover
Clophia P. Sboyer
Ranges EE
National Lead & Barium Company
John J. Glencon
City of
Iol
Michael Decine
Hfth
Meridjian
Tuomas Madden
Blackwell
Richwoods
Thomas Madden
Thowas Maddin
J. M. Bram
Grand Annual Picnic and Stock Show
Grand annual picnic and stock show offers dinner refreshments brass band and public speakers for entertainment begins at noon with impartial judges fair treatment and premiums awarded for best animals including mules horses cattle sheep hogs and calves. Premiums also offered for best colt sired by specified stock with showmanship by G W Seabourne and J H Hays.
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G. W. Seabourne
J. H. Hays
Chesterfield
Property description and sale notice in Missouri lands
A lengthy survey of land parcels with tree diameters and bearing directions describes corners and measurements in Washington County Missouri. It names J M Ramsey Thomas Welch the Maddin branch and Blackwell to Richwoods road as reference points, plus a final notice of sale by W Collins Sheriff on August 25 1905 at the Potosa? court house.
Missouri primary fight reflects a split in the Democracy
The Missouri primary chaos leaves leaders strained and factions damaged. Cowherd and Ball face weak footing as party unity falters in St Louis and Kansas City. Hadley hopes to campaign while Republican optimism grows. Bryan’s rescue seems unlikely in a mixed political portrait. A courthouse sale notice appears later in the Washington County lineup.
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Missouri
Cowherd
Ball
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Laws
Pike County
Hadley
Bryan
St. Louis Times
Dean's Kidney Pills Claim Backed by Hotel Keeper
An Arlington Hotel proprietor from Sore Mo reports relief from recurring backache and kidney distress after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy with restoring health and notes further testimonials from Potomac area customers. Sold nationwide by Foster Miles Co. Buffalo NY, 50 cents.
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Duan
Ss. W. Temple
Arlington Hotel
Partor de Sore
Dean
Potos
City
Fostere Milaro Co
Hulfalo
New York
United States
Deans
Local Officials Seize Property in County Auction Notice
The clerk of the circuit court of Washington County Massachusetts announces a county auction. Louis Water and Charles J Vietwoch have levied on and seized all the cat, hitie, delorest and chatua of the estate of Geo Mo Tiewer and Louis Water, to satisfy debts. The auction covers the east half of the southwest quarter and related portions.
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Liv
Ciream
Missouri
Feltmeltae
Berm
Wittehead
Coleeetie
Tie
Sheriff Sale Notice From Washington County Missouri
A sheriff sale action directed by the circuit court of Washington County Missouri targets the unknown heirs of Thomas Bassautt and William A Goforth. The property is the west half of lot one northeast quarter of section three township thirty five range one east containing thirty nine and thirteen one hundred acres in Washington County. The sale occurs Tuesday August 25 in the courthouse at Potosi between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to satisfy the judgment.
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J. M. Ramsey
Thomas Welch
Ehales
Elm Braceh
Maddin
Vrees
Ela
Maddie Orangh
Cle
Gorner
Maddin Araoch
Maldie
Blackwelll
Richwoods
Thomas Uipginbotham
Blackwell
H. N. McGready
Stile MecGready
National Barium & Lead Company
Recorder's Office
Washington County
State
Missouri
Washington
Potost
Wastinion
Schi
Pablo
Misouri
Poros
Court House
Putosi
John W. Cousins
Sherif
Circuit Court
State of
James R. Whitehead
Thomas Bassautt
Wiliam A. Goforth
William A. Goforth
Cigp
Potosi
Wanhtoydou
Esata
J. W. Colliurs
Shenf
Journal and Globe Democrat Advance Subscription Offer
An advance subscription pitch invites readers of the Journal and the Globe Democrat to sign up for cash in advance terms. The notice promotes prepaid rates and encourages renewing or joining the publication through the stated offer.
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Globe-Democrat
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