Arkansas Press Notes and Political Hopes
The Democrat notes Arkansas press figures in Searcy and Little Rock, mentions Col. H. Crockett and Dr. Lamson, and discusses the Arkansas Press Association meet change. It praises Hon. M. T. Sanders and especially Hon. Thomas C. McRae for congressman at large, urging Pope county Democrats to support his nomination and stressing the need for capable, honest representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren of the Press
Searcy
Col
Bd H. Crockett
The
Arkansas Gleaner
Hattaway
van Buren Press
Bro. Dunham
Arkansas Press Association
Baltimore
Little Rock
T. C. McRae
Arkansas
Thomas C. McRae
Nevada County
Congress
McRae
Pope County
State Senator naming sparks debate in Pope county
In Pope and Johnson counties residents question the method of naming a state senator. The letter criticizes possible bargains and suggests a cross district election from Clarksville and Roswell would better serve the area. Readers are invited to comment through local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope County
Clarksville
Roswell
Herald of Pope Carity
Pope
Jobsen County
Russellville
Hooper
Franklin County
Q. B. Poynor
Johnson County
Right Kind of Crowing in Beebe Rural Rooster Idea
A Beebe Times Rural Rooster column from Garner Ark. endorses a campaign shift toward candidates staying home and using newspapers and printed materials to share views. The writer mocks personal canvassing as outdated and costly, urging a modern, pamphlet style public outreach to reach voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beebe Times
Garner
Ark
First new Arkansas wheat sells at $4.50 a bushel
St. Louis dispatch reports S. W. Cobb & Co. received and sold the year's first wheat at Peres call for $4.50 per bushel. The 100 sacks are damp but bright No. 2 grade, from Johnson county, Ark, earliest shipment by a month, bought by miller J. W. Kauffman.
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St. Louis
S. W. Cobb & Co
Peres Call
Johnson County
Ark
J. W. Kauffman
Captain Ernest Jennings Dies After Illness in Fort Worth
Captain Ernest Jennings died yesterday morning at his uncle Dr R G Jennings residence after months of illness from consumption. He had left Texas for health reasons, recovered briefly, then returned in a dying condition with his brother Dr Chesenci ngs. Known as cheerful and patient he faced death with courage. Fort Worth suffered a $40,000 reinflagration on the Est Inst.
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Ernest Jennings
R.G. Jennings
Jennings
San Antonio
Texas
Chesencings
Fort Worth
van Buren Press
Arkansas
Jerry Kannady
Fort Smith
Parker
U. S
Harrison Times
Gaither Cove
Buffalo
Here
Hammersley and
Williams
Tolbert
Arkansas County
DeWin
Emerson
Times-Democrat
Ralph Waldo Emerson
New England
Longfellow
America
Europe
United States
Boston
Concord
Mass
J. W. Heagen
Dardanelle
Clarksville
J. L. Denton
Aks
Lucy Adams
Annie Hite
Jerusalem
Grave
Ckill
News Condensations From The Far West And Abroad
General Skobeleff suffers lung inflammation and waves of immigrants head toward Manitoba. Baronetcy news for Liberal MPs. the Khedive denies abdication plans. Notable deaths include Mr Lowell as pallbearer and Rev Burr. Oceanic ventures, vast presses for Webster's dictionary, and early results of arctic mining ventures mix with Arkansas and regional updates.
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Skobeleff
British Columbia
Khedive
Egypt
Halim Pacha
Armitage Brothers
Ceylon
London
Lowell
United States
England
Darwin
J. K. Burr
D. D
Trenton
N. J
Rome
St. Paul
Minn
Manitoba
Lutz
Barcelona
France
Hawkins
Franklin J. Moses
South Carolina
New York
Brooklyn
Court of General Sessions
Odessa
America
Palestine
Arizon Vritory
Victoria
Alaska
Louisville
Dwyer Brothers
Forestry Congress
Cincinnati
George B. Loving
Horatio Seymour
Gov. Hamilton
Maryland
John Soule
District of Columbia
Wickham
Virginia
Joseph S. Smith
Oregon
Castle Garden
Guarding Against Biography Sharks
Ernest Longfellow, son of the poet, urges caution over upcoming biographies of Jenny W Longfellow. He says the family will resist misinformation and withhold material until a verified, authoritative work is published, thanking friends who share corroborating correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Longfellow
Jenny W. Longfellow
Prank James Sighted in Hartford Ulis County
A report from Hartford Ulis County claims Frank James the ideaperaio passed there last week traveling in a large spring wagon with a woman and several men. Two or three locals who knew him identified him, while the group moved south likely toward Texas and kept distance from neighbors.
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James
Wortsmith Moranda
Hartford
Ulis County
Frank James
Ibis
Texas
A Pretty Compliment To Mrs Edmunds From Utah Women
The wife of Senator Edmunds is to receive a silk quilt as a token of Utah women’s appreciation for her husband’s recent services. An era-text note mentions Temini a tenth century Arabian naturalist and physician discussing ancient Judean bitumen preserving vines from parasites. Embroidered silk muslin and guipure veiling are praised for white dresses. Gold jewelry with central stones is described as stylish.
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Senator Edmunds
Women of
Utah
New York Tribune
Temini
Judea
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Wet Morris
Senate
Gatland
Dr. Lamson
Malcolm John
Wandsworth
M. T. Sanders
Helena
Sanders
Clarksville Herald
Hite
Pope Cuanty
Pacific Express Company
Arkadelphia
Ben Hill
Coorgis
Eureka Springs
Pine Bluff
Howard
Thomas Wooten
Beebe
Pinnacle Springs
Morriston
Kansas
van Buren
John Pink
Harrison
Arkadelphia Standard
Clark County
Alf Barry
Fayetteville
Frinco Road
Washington County
Hotel de Ward
Lite Rock
Whitfield
West Point Railroad Company
Kenautt
Monroe
Lafayette Wish
Pleasant Plains
White County
Conway County
W. D. Slack
Anderson
W. A. Yarnell
Springtale Enterprise
Jobnerma
Johnson's Mills
Alma
Smith Hersic
Conway
Benton Turner
Prisco
van Buren Argus
Frog Bayou
van Buren Graphic
Delaware Bridge Company
Leigh Forbes
Hackett City
Proceedings of Normal Institute For
James L. Denton
Normal Institute
Fifth Judicial District of Arkansas
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
J. T. Buchanan
O. P. Russell
B. Poynor
J. M. Adkins
Joseph Adkins
H. Babcock
M. A. Babcock
Harvey Blackburn
J. L. Burrow
R. R. Fletcher
H. Hardwick
Robert Hays
R. F. Hooper
D. L. Laster
A. Matthews
J. P. Ogilvie
J. A. Peebles
D. B. Price
R. C. Reding
Russell
Prof. Peebles
Dover
Peebles
Geo. W. Gray
H. T. Barry
Yell County
Ll. L. Burrows
Altus
Rassell
Clarkaville
Gray
Denton
Adams
Sampson
Simpson
Basham
D T. Buchanan
Esting Normal
Sharks
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