Republican ticket list for Missouri elections
A list of Republican nominees for state and local offices including Taft Sherman Hadley and Reynolds along with minor variations and OCR errors. The text enumerates positions from President to county offices with candidate names and titles, reflecting a party ticket layout for a general election.
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William J1. Taft
James S. Sherman
Herbert S. Hadley
Jacob & Gmelich
John FE. Swanger
Jesse A. Tolerton
Wilbur F. Maring
Frank Bb. Fulkerson
William W. Wilder
Judge Supreme Court
Angus Con
Judge Court of Appeals
George Db. Reynolds
Congress
Politte Elvin
Mation FR. Rods
Thomas I, Bs. Paul
George W. Seabourne
Simon G. Nipper
Sherif
Lawrence W. Casey
Henry L. Smith
Morman F Robinson
Syrcanus Hawkins
Kor Cotoner
Frank W. McVadden
Bryan Chases Into Missouri Amid Taft Critique
The report notes William Jennings Bryan moving into Missouri as he comments on Taft, signaling concern over a possible expansion of the opposing camp. The passage frames Bryan as wary of an enlarging adversary and frames the political contest in regional terms.
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Bryan
Missouri
Taft
Georgia Adds Itself to States Disfranchising Negro Vote
Georgia joins a group of states that have disfranchised Black voters as Missouri signals intent to pursue the same path if the Democratic party regains full control in the state.
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Georgia
Missouri
Dick Kerens urged to withdraw from Senate race
The statement argues that Dick Kerens has given a liberal contribution to the Republican campaign in the state and suggests that if he wishes his party to succeed in November he should withdraw from the senatorial contest.
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Dick” Kerens
Rats desert sinking ship as election shifts power
In a volatile political scramble supporters drift away from Senator Stone as Bryan’s bid looms. Friends seek federal appointments and offices while backing Governor Folk, signaling a realignment toward Folk and away from Stone.
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Senator Stone
Bryan
Stone
Folk
Election crooks in St Louis face prison sentences
Six election crooks in St Louis were found guilty and sentenced to terms in the penitentiary. The piece notes a Republican prosecuting attorney on the job, underscoring that firm action is necessary to stop crooked elections.
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St. Louis
Bryan pushes Haskell from campaign management
In a brisk move, Bryan dismantles Haskell’s control of campaign management while noting that the fragrance of success clings to past actions. The reference to Standard Oil imagery suggests lingering associations despite the personnel change.
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Bryan
Haskell
Democrats Reveal Campaign Funds Questioned by Oil Pipeline Tie
The Democrats say their national campaign fund totals only about a quarter of a million dollars, while the larger amount received through the Standard Oil pipeline remains known only to insiders.
Political party voting urges consistent admonition
The Independent claims it is a political sin for a Democrat to vote for a Republican for county office and praise for a Republican who scratches a Democratic ticket. It argues the paper should apply the same admonition to Republicans and include them in its calls for nonpiebald politics.
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Independent
Democratic Party and trust question a coming cataclysm
The text argues that placing the Democratic party in power to tackle the trust issue would trigger an industrial catastrophe. It claims the trust question stems from a social condition and cannot be solved by simple, quick measures but criticizes the Democrats as possibly insincere in their approach.
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Democratic Party
Piebald politics and county elections debated
The Independent accuses Republicans of facing a piebald political era while Democrats rely on booze and boodle in Washington county. The Independent’s article is praised for exposing methods that have tipped county offices to Democrats, though local Republicans note friendship votes and opposite views on the party’s tactics.
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Independent
The
Washington County
Lead tariff debate rattles county politics and livelihoods
A local Democrat criticizes the Elgins and Smith debate at the courthouse over a lead tariff, arguing protection for lead benefits many in the county. He warns that removing duties would close mines, hurt labor, reduce farmers’ markets, and lower wages sent home, lamenting Democrats prioritizing party success over people.
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Smith
Court House
St. Francois County
Why Do Dive Keepers Favor Cowherd
Mark Gumberts a notorious dive keeper in St Louis county has fourteen pictures of Cowherd displayed in the windows of his resort at the county locale raising questions about local exploits and reputations in this unsettled district.
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Mark Gumberts
St. Louis County
Public Speaking in Potosi for U S Senate Nomination
A Republican candidate for the U S Senate will speak in Potosi on October 20 at 1 00 p m A cordial invitation is extended to county voters to hear the issues of the day Discussants oppose Cowherd and support Hadley amid saloon and dramshop debates The piece references Missouri politics, Old Guard influence, and upcoming election stakes with details from the Globe Democrat commentary and probate notices dated 1908
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Potosi
Delmar
Hadley
Gumberts
Drampshop
John Kennish
Cowherd
St. Louis County
St. Louis
State Senate
Old Guardian
Missouri
Old Guard
Taft
Mr. Cowherd
Cowlherd and Stone
Globe- Democrat
Missouri Voting Toward Reform Against Old Guard Rule
The piece argues Missouri faces a choice between reform and a Cowherd Old Guard return through 1913. It cites indictments for election fraud, dead voters counted in St Louis, and massive bogus votes. It warns Old Guard rule would seek revenge on Democrats and perpetual power.
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Missouri
Cowherd
Old Guard
Old Ring
St. Louis
Hadley
Reizo
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Local Cure Report
Potosi resident W Williams reports Doan's Kidney Pills eased years of backache and kidney related pains. The testimonial claims exposure to wet weather worsened symptoms and that the remedy from City Drug Store provided relief. Sold by all dealers 30 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent.
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Doan
Potosi
Remeey W
Williams
Dean
City
Foster-Milburo Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Probate Court Docket for Washington County Missouri
Missouri probate docket lists annual settlements due at the November term starting November 9 1908. Executors and guardians including Jules F Boyer guardian Edward K Hanson Frank J Boyer administrator Rosie Boyer Morgan Causey guardian Ferdinand M Casey George W Wilson guardian May Lyons Samuel M Carter administrator KE Rice William C Johnson guardian Leslie T Cuodit all face yearly settlements at the county courthouse.
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State of
Missouri
Washington
Jules F. Boyer
Edward K. Hanson
Frank J. Boyer
Rosie Boyer
Morgan J. Causey
Ferdinand M. Casey
Geore W. Wilson
May Lyons
Samuel M. Carter
KE. H. Rice
William C. Johnson
Leslie T. Cuodit
Latty Community News Brief
Latty notes crop work with wheat as key industry. James Martin improves from a sore hand while Mrs. Mart Nicholson recovers from illness. Will Litton plans a cabin on the Matlock place to make ties this winter. Local youths active.
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Jas. Martin
Mart Nicholson
Will Litton
Matlock Place
Old Fashioned Candy Pulling Honors Guests at Aptus
Last Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gib Cresswell at Aptus, guests Grandpa Cresswell of Latty and Mr. Parker Hudson of Berryman enjoyed an old fashion candy pulling. Mrs. Wm. Shirley of Belgrade visits relatives nearby while Will Huckstep, apple picker, was injured falling from a tree. Mrs. Luther Rice and children of Flat River visit Mrs. Politte, who is bedbound with malaria. Local political talk is quiet as neighbors have made up their minds who to vote for.
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Gib Cresswell
Aptus
Grandpa Cresswell
Latty
Parker Hudson
Berryman
Wm. Shirley
Belgrade
Will Huckstep
Luther Rice
Flat River
John Politte
Politte
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Roosevelt
John E. Swanger
R. C. Kerens
U. S
Gabriel Barron
Martin Barrow
Nathan Davis, Jr
Nathan Davis, Sr
Patrick Murphy
Mary Allen
A. F. Phares
Fred L. Phares
Elizabeth Huckstep
Albert and
Atta Huckstep
Edwin S. White
J. M. Jamison
E. H. White
Emma Fliggins
John Rt. Higgins
Nettie Coghill
Thomas L. Coghill
Robert Portell
Narcis Portell
Joseph Portell
John O. Long
Willian White
Triaal
W. B. Province
Henry C.thompson
James A. Henson
Probate
Bank O Botosi
C. D. Smitts
Pres't
E. M. Bust
Pres’t
Cc. D. Smith
H. L. White
P. G. Higginbotham
L. W. Casey
Casey & Guyton
Undertaezers
St. Lewis
SY. Louis
Psurantee
SRIEF
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Third Nat'l Bank
Olive Street
Broadway
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Manse
Franoie Pianos
Py Aloe's
Opticians
Boys F. CS. CO
Eranot
Ferul
Beotleau
Wachiveton
Bint
Carla's
Thee
W. Ferlesd
Midinery
Breadeas
Locust
LVCK
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Charles Bee Globe
Sllouis
Stix
Bar & Puller
Creen & Som
Millesry
Seth Ravadwray
Baker Ghoe CO
Olive Faert & Meisel Trumk CO
Leather Goode
Washington Ave
Culbertson Jewelry C C
Jaweley
Wilt Ghoe CO
Wales
Korth
Sisters & CO
Shores
Tew
Coritz and
Olive
Reid Shoe
Ben Aed Kom
Ances Vandcrvoont -Bamiey One Goode CO
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