Republican Ticket For Judge Slate and Public Posts
Republican ticket lists Henry Lamm Moses Wiyuark Edward Shighkee for Supreme Court John Eliot for Court of Appeals J A White for Public Instruction W S Crane long term Barney W Fraunthal short term Jonan Ww Raney for Congress and Harry Clymer for State Senator
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Supreme Court
Henry Lamm
Moses Wiyuark
Edward Shighkee
Judge Court of Appeals
Edward C. Eliot
Gap
Public Instruction
J.A. White
W. S. Crane
Barney W. Fraunthal
Congress
Jonan WW. Raney
Harry Clymer
Jim Seibert Steps Down as Chair of Democratic State
Jim Seibert is no longer chairman of the Democratic state committee, but he will still pull the wires as if he remained in that position, guiding party influence behind the scenes.
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Jim” Seibert
Democratic State Committee
Ringsters Plan Pressure on St Louis Police for Funds
The ringsters appear cautious about provoking large corporation objections and instead aim to squeeze money from St. Louis police by shaping payments, signaling a strategy to drain resources from law enforcement rather than firms.
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Ringsters
St. Louis
County Politics Amid Party Tactics
Editorial remark accuses the Democratic party of resorting to downbeat methods to influence voters in the county, claiming the party’s own organ confirms the tactic and labels it self evident. The piece portrays partisan tricks as a public wrongdoing and urges scrutiny of local political discourse.
Independent's Endorsement of Money and Whiskey Tactics
The Independent claims that the opposing side seduces Republicans from their allegiance with money and whiskey influence. The piece then infers that the paper endorses such political methods through its admission and reasoning.
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Independent
Reciprocity for Cuba Sparks Party Clash
Farmington Times mocks President Roosevelt and Republicans over reciprocity with Cuba. It notes a past Republican Congress enacted force reciprocity laws with Cuba and South American republics, while Democrats after 1882 repealed those laws, calling current Democratic talk on reciprocity “tommyrot.”
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Roosevelt
Cuba
Congress
Farmington
Times
South American
Rallying Call for Republican Primary Victory in County
The message urges a full party vote in the Republican primary to discourage the opposition and nominate the strongest candidates. It calls on voters to enter both primary and general elections with resolve to secure a Republican majority to elect the county ticket.
Fire the Dockery lobby gang say critics
Senator Farris is cited as a lobbyist with no protest from the ringster party during the last legislature. The Dockery administration reportedly cooperated with doodle senators to grant corporations near everything they sought, backed by Democratic campaign contributions. Critics urge the public to remove the entire group.
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Farris
Ringster Party
Dockery Administration
Democratic
Dockery
Dependent Fears Over Corporate Land Ownership
The article argues against depictions of looming tyranny from corporate land grabs, contending individuals still retain the right to sell property. It questions whether any party would outlaw private sales and seize land from owners, urging defense of freeholder rights under existing law.
Independent’s Overlong Notice Stalls in Handling
A fragmented report notes delays from The Independent in delivering a concise public notice. The piece hints at corporate or municipal filings related to towers and rents but offers few verifiable details.
Bennett of Irondale Nominated for State Representative
Wm. M. Bennett of Irondale announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative. He has served one term in the Legislature and promises to keep the people informed about his campaign. He is expected to represent the county again in the next session after the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Bennett
Irondale
Bennett
Maclay Nominated for Republican Collector in Bliss
The Bliss edition announces Mr John Muaelhy Muneluy as a Republican candidate for Collector. A prominent young county businessman, he previously ran for Circuit Clerk and has solid support. The Journal endorses Muneluy, praising his clean record and suitability for the office.
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John Muaelhy
Bliss
Muneluy
Maclay
Political struggle over auditor reports and school fund scandal
The text accuses the state house and Democratic party of silence and ridicule to dodge auditing flaws. It claims Republicans seek a bipartisan examination to expose missing funds and debt reductions, urging voters to replace the Democratic legislature to reveal $44 million in school fund plunder and debt relief costs.
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State House
Ringster
Marke
Redicen
The Independent and Democratic dinner pail debate
The Independent argues that moral appeals resemble hog appetites and questions whether Democrats endorse the view that material needs trump sentiment. It notes voters once chose Democrats for material reasons, cites Coxey, Bryan, Cleveland, and warns the fall choice favored the substantial dinner pail over empty rhetoric.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Coxey
Bryan
County Court Proceedings Outline Road and Tax Allocations
County actions include extending funds to special road districts, reallocating from general road funds, approving smallpox nurse services, and establishing roads in multiple townships. The court fixed railroad and telegraph property assessments, released revenue collectors for tax collection, admitted a pauper, and approved various accounts and salaries.
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Wieress
Iitto
Deetoe
Jisinson
Liberty Township
Courh
Joseph Doyen
H. Tawkins
Mary AL Wightman
J. M. Ramsey
Kingston Township
New County Road
A. Letcher
W.E. Burk
P. Turner
W. W. Turner
Beltrade Township
Belrrade
Smith Jackson
Jobson Township
Tradc
W.os. Northcutt
W. Chulsey
Johnson Township
Joan
AL W. Scott
Sane
State School For Deaf and Dust
Bow
Fuchs
Geage Pfuelies
Boyer
Teresa Politte
Poe
Adolph Portell
Cole
Palmer
Woo
Pechler
Pwr
Geo. D. Parnard & Co
Sfc
Gust I. & L. Co
Doin Teaver
Patrick McCarronsie
Charle
S Williams
Jerksinbotham
Lee
Enerson
Jasper Keys
Valle
John Wilson
Fordeat
Dum
Tee County
A. F Tinm
W. H. Evens
Tapewell
Palmer Road
Rielwoodls
Richwoods
Quart
W. FE. Burke
County Board of Healthy
Kk. Keekenridge
Belgrade Township
Directen
FL Wiley
C. Wigginbat
Official Call for Republican Primary in Washington County Missouri
A Republican primary meeting is set for August in Washington County to nominate candidates for county and township offices. Appointed poll judges and multiple precincts listed. Names include W. T. Hunter, F. Will, J. M. Arnett, J. B. Govere, J. W. Martin, Amadee Boyer, C. A. Stecking, J. M. Schmidt, Albert Abrams, Wm. Goulding, and others. Also announces W. M. Bennett, Norman F. Robinson, L. A. Page, Joseph Wilkinson, J. C. Coleman, F. E. Cole as candidates or nominators.
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Republican Central Committee
Washington County
Missouri
Potosi
Goth
Protate
Ciuroner
Eace
Comnuty
Dotest
W. T. Hunter
F. Will
Mineral Point
SR. Maclay
Wo. Gillispie
Old Mines
James C. Portelle
William Allen
J. M. Arnett
James 13
Govere
Cruise
Joseph E. Recar
John Maclay
Fertile
J. W. Martin
Amadee Boyer
Richwoods
C. A. Stecking
J. M. Schmidt
Hamilton
Albert Abrams
Wm. Goulding
Brazil
James Metcalf
John Greer
Liberty
John F. Declue
Jno
O. Richardson
Walton
G. W. Jinkerson, Sr
Wm. Cooper
Falmer
J. R. Whitehead
Ben. M. Griffith
Turner's Store
Wesley Yount
Geo. M. Mason
Belgrade
W. C. Ton
Louis Johnson
Sunlight
H. E. Johnson
A. B. Horton
Caledonia
Frank Grisham
W. W. Hornsey
Sherlock
Wm. Schulz
Rudolph Jaeschke
Concord
Jonathan Wishon
J. M. Jamison
L. A. Page
Johnson Township
Joseph Wilkinson
Richwoods Township
Forounty
Doe -Kirst Dist
Tih B. Paul
Union Township
J. C. Coleman
Fork County
Second Dist
F. E. Cole
Belgrade Township
Martin
James W. Cole
Harmony Township
Iurge
Lronton
Timi
Settlor
Sloman Wisdom
Fot dl
Sortinast
Switheast
Storth
Vies Johad
Nicholsau
Poetosi
Wo. Nieliotean
PR. Seote
P.O. Bares
Carkven
Mba.oie
Sra
Nepister
Rules Governing Primary Election Announcements
The notice outlines primary election rules including announcement timing, voter eligibility, oath for Republican voters, precinct voting restrictions, and the timeframe for polls from 1 PM to 6 PM on August 30 1992. It also assigns polling book and tally sheet duties to officials and details voting costs by candidate offices.
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Central Committee
J- Necure
F. M. Dessexnorr
Cape Girardeau State Normal School Opens September 1902
Cape Girardeau State Normal School opens September 1st 1902 with departments in history science education languages math biology chemistry agriculture physics manual training drawing and music. The new Science Hall is a three story building with 25 rooms and 1500 volumes in the library and 100 government publications. Incidental fee 3.00 per quarter. private family board 2.50 to 3.50 weekly. address W S Dearmont for more information.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Shatters All Records at Hospital Visit
Gulledge Verbene of Ala reports repeated hospital stays and a costly medical fight that left him with severe piles and tumors. He found relief using Backlin's Arnica Salve which reduced inflammation and pain, claiming it as the best salve for widespread aches.
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Gulledge
Verbene
Ala
Backlin
King’s New Life Mills Advertisement Claim
Vintage ad copy praising a sprightly woman with flawless skin and rosy complexion. Claims the product keeps organs active and digestion good, banishes headaches and blues. Encourages readers to try it, 25e at all dealers in medicines.
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Sles
Lr. King’s New Life Mills
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Pushalta
W. M. Bennett
Ironda
Norman F. Robinson
Revenue
Joseph E. Sloan
Bellevue Township
Jules F. Boyer
Union Townhip
M. E. Rhodes
Sheline
PH. Ward
I. K. Hanson
P Robate
J. W. Houston
J. A. Henson
Breton Township
Andrew O'Parrar
Young Bangert
Bonne Terre
Paducah
Cape Girardeau State Normal School
Harrison Mercantile
Rederick ‘Yvvill, Real Estate and Insurance
Ato
C.D. Smitit
Pres't. Tos
Wile
View Trest
I. B. Weadleier
Bank OF Potoss
Board OF OF Directors, Co
SMITH
Perry Bass
THOMP
F. Blount
S. Waipe
HW. C. Guyton
Davilison & Son
P. FE. Hofmann
G. K. Talley
Bismarck
Paints
Arkansas
Louisiana
Exas
Uthwest
Milmphrs
al Teints
Hid Springs
Ark
Vullman
H.C. Townsend Gpo
X&t. Avent
N.J. Townsend
Attorney At Law
Prosecuting Attorney
Court House
Potosi, MO
Soar
Cheres
Scientific American
Loreeet Eta
Washington
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