Republican Ticket Primary Ballot Slate Listed
The Journal lists the Republican ticket for judges and officials including Henry Lamm Moses Witybark Edward Higgee Edward C. Eliot J A White W S Crane Jarny W Fraunthal for offices such as Superintendent of Public Instruction and Railroad Commissioner. It notes the Republican county primary next Saturday and marks the journal’s ninth volume.
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The
Supreme Court
Henry Lamm
Moses Witybark
Edward Highee
Judge Court of Appeals
Edward C. Eliot
Governor’s election timing delays Farmington asylum bids
The text suggests Governor Dockery delays Farmington asylum appointments until after the election, leaving price hunters active for the ringster ticket. After the vote, disappointed critics may vent their frustration.
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Dockernor Dockery
Farmington Asylum
Ringster
Republican Primary Election Call to County Voters
Let every Republican in the county attend the party's primary election next Saturday. The nominations for county officers on the Republican ticket are taken directly to the people. Every Republican voter will have the privilege of expressing a personal choice in the ticket. Get out to the primary election and vote. Urge all other Republicans to do so.
Republicans applaud debt reduction action in state funds
The Fredericktown Deim.News reports Republicans wailing turns to congratulation as state funds commissioners apply 300000 to reduce the state debt. It says debt reduction has accelerated since the current handling, with funds directed to specific constitutional purposes rather than prior Democratic management.
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Fredericktown
Republicans Left Meager State School Funds in Missouri
A Brownton Register table compares six years of Republican rule with six recent years under Democrats, arguing taxation funds education. The piece contends growth in taxable wealth under Republicans fueled bigger funds, and notes Democrats merely redistributed money collected from taxpayers, with some earlier funds tied to interest on government bonds left by Republicans.
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Brownton Register
Tron County
Missouri
Register
Stone Criticizes Phelps at Carlyon Picnic
The Independent notes ex-Gov Stone paid respects to William H. Phelps, the lobby king, in de rogatory terms during a Carlyon picnic remarks. The piece suggests irony as the pot calls the kettle black.
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Independent
Stone
Wm. H. Phelps
Stone and Phelps clash over lobby ties in Democratic ranks
The article alleges Governor Stone pressured fellow Democrats to shield corporate influence while William Phelps remained in the party. It claims Phelps funded the campaign, Stone redirected credit to avoid linking to the lobby, and the commentator brands Stone as a stealthy operator dubbed Gumshoe Bill manipulating legislators and corporations.
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Stone
Phelps
Guv
Cardwell
Democratic Campaign Fund
Sam B. Cook
Carlyon
Look Law
Book Trust
Stemn
Met Bi
Ling
Missouri Democracy's Political Capital in Postwar Era
A critical look at Missouri Democratic power after the Civil War, arguing the era's bonds and railroad endorsements were seen as necessary public policy at the time. It contrasts Republican Fletcher era practices with past administrations, noting debates over state credit and capital investment.
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Missouri
Fletcher
Democratic Party
Hannibal & St. Joe
William the Conqueror
Reconstruction memory and party shifts in Missouri politics
In a wry reflection the writer denounces attempts to repent past actions by Republicans and portrays Democratic gains as a relic of outdated struggles. He argues current administration issues stem from present governance, not Reconstruction era actions, and warns about lobby influence and moneyed interests returning to power.
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Pan” Price
Dockery
Cook & Seibert
Hannibal Es St. Joe
Ises
Joan
Phice
St. Lois
Pepe
Fletcher
Pais
St. Loris
Who Was Responsible for Democratic Corruption Allegations
A scathing letter from the St Louis Censor accuses William TW Phelps and allies of steering the Democratic party into corruption. It questions payoffs to Jeems M Seifert, Seibert, Sam Cook, and Dockery associates, accusing them of accepting funds and pressuring for favorable legislation while threatening blackmail to protect clients.
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Willian
Phelps Ated Theepee
M. Seifert
St. Louis
Seibert
Sunto
Jim
Cardwell
Sam Cook
William
Democratic Party
Dockery
Stone
Louis Censor
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Asthma
All were saved. J O Johnson of Broughton Gran writes that years of torment from bronchitis left him unable to work until cured by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. His wife also found relief from asthma. Trial bottles free at dealers. guaranteed to relieve coughs and lung diseases.
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J O. Johnson
Broughton
Gran
Primary Election Nominating Republicans in June County
A notice details the Republican primary election process in July in the county, listing judges and officers to be nominated for various county and state roles. It covers polling hours, eligibility, oath requirements, and the assessed costs for candidates, with names of precincts and candidates for positions including representative, county clerk, probate judge, and sheriff.
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Sieh
Tosh, Inc
Cietic
Clark
Ethcie
Paarghoy Aay
Judiee
Art Sorguind Dtattic
Lm .Nener
Meare
High Priced School Books Investigation Reveals State Gap
Pederson City correspondent reports Missouri parents pay 1.56 million dollars more for school books than Kansas. The disparity is tied to a compact involving ex Governor Stone and Superintendent Carrington, both former book company representatives during the contract.
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Pederson City
The
Globe-Democrat
Missouri
Kansas
Stone
Carrington
Healso
Political machine critique targets Missouri schools chief
The North Mississippi paper accuses Carrington of using Hook trusts to recruit rivals and praises Missouri taxpayers for resisting. It argues Carrington seeks to build a political machine via Missouri schools and calls for a new head of the Missouri state department after criticisms of governance.
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Misouri
Carrington
Missouri
North Missmirtan
Notice to the Public on Wagon Shop Offer
Notice to the public from BE. Davipsas & Sox announcing a wagon shop and associated smithy in St Louis prices with freight. They advertise first class wagons and work, best materials, and warranted jobs including horse shoeing and repair. They seek patronage from customers for both lines.
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Gineksmith
Trayton
St. Louis
Davipsas & Sox
Rey
Untitled ad copy about a wellness pill claim
A fragmented advertisement claims a product called Kings New Life Pills cures digestive issues and headaches, promotes clear skin and a smiling appearance, and makes the user feel good with active organs and no pain. The text is garbled but centers on personal improvement through the pill.
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King
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