City Officials List for Local Government Seats
Mayor Hutchinson Marshall Boultt Assessor Courtney Stevenson Collector J W Kennedy City Attorney G W Barnett Jr Police Judge J B Longan Treasurer Ed J Evans School Board J T Montgomery A W McKenzie Aldermen First Ward H W Menschke Second Ward John Wheelan Third Ward John A Ready Fourth Ward Grant Crawford
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Per Hutchinson
Marshall
W. H. Boultt
Courtney Stevenson
J W. Kennedy
G. W. Barnett, Jr
J. B. Longan
Ed. J. Evans
J. T. Montgomery
A. W. McKenzie
H. W. Menschke
John Wheelan
John A. Ready
Grant Crawford
State party chairmanship and publicity bill debate
The Missouri Democrats seek a capable state chairman for the coming campaign, praising Hon. C. D. Corum of Boonville as best suited. The piece also questions Perry Belmont’s national publicity bill, predicting it won’t reach a vote amid congressional busyness and other legislative priorities.
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Missouri
le Party
The
Sentinel
Hon. C. D. Corum
Boonville
Perry Belmont
Lombard Street
Congress
House
Senate
Voters Urged to Question Candidates on the Issue
The piece urges voters in many states to ask candidates about the issue as primaries approach. It notes national legislators hesitate, treating the matter as dangerous while stressing local interest and voter action.
Poultney Bgelow on Lying and Proof
Poultney Bgelow argues that being called a liar matters less than proving it. He suggests Editor Watterson’s region treats the issue differently, implying skepticism toward accusations without evidence.
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Poultney
Crop report timing sparks Keep commission critique
The Keep commission faults the report on crop data delivery, saying the issue lies not with what the agriculture department published but with who received it first.
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Department of Agriculture
Sympathy Lingers for Convicted Slocum Captain
The article notes possible sympathy for the General Slocum captain as long as the crew members who loaded life belts with scrap iron have not yet faced trial. The piece highlights tension between accountability for the captain and the unseen status of the crew.
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Slocum
Political Announces Candidacy in Seventh District
The Sentinel announces Hon. Alf F Rector of Saline County as a candidate for Congress in the Seventh district, subject to Democratic voters in the primaries held Saturday April 7. It also announces Hon. C. W. Hamlin of Greene.
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The
Sentinel
Alf F Rector
Saline County
C. W. Hamlin
Greene County
Democratic candidate Kennedy for Pettis Probate Court
Probate Judge announces D. E. Kennedy as a candidate for the nomination for Judge of the Probate Court of Pettis County subject to the Democratic party action.
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The
Sentinel
D. E. Kennedy
Pettis County
Democratic Party
Williams and Morey Nominated for County Recorder
The Sentinel announces Charles S Williams as a candidate for the nomination for county recorder subject to Democratic party action. The Services announces Walter Morey as a candidate for county recorder subject to Republican party action. The Services also announces Charles D Rayburn as a candidate for county recorder subject to Republican party action.
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Sentinel
Charles S. Williams
Walter Morey
Ounty Recorder
Repulican Party
Charles D. Rayburn
Republican Party
Andrew Carnegie’s adage on first thousand dollars debated
A columnist cites Andrew Carnegie claiming a young man’s fortune is secured with a saved thousand dollars. The piece notes Carnegie gives no method to earn it and questions if Editor Mann’s shady acts rise to felony, even as candy taken from a baby is discussed.
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Andrew Carnegie
Andy
Mann
Senate to push railway rate legislation observed
A report notes the senate will advance railway rate legislation and mentions brinkmanship. It also states President Castro recalled all consuls from France with more than half failing to return home.
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Castro
France
Navy hazing issue sparks talk of justifiable homicide acquittals
A controversial remark suggests acquitting several plebes on justifiable homicide grounds to halt hazing at Annapolis. The comment highlights tension over discipline, safety, and military school culture amid ongoing debates.
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Annapolis
New Farming Zone Maps To Guide Crop Selections
Washington reports a new farming zone map system from the Agriculture Department to help farmers choose crops by natural life zones after publishing maps. A year end department report notes 327200 live birds and mammals imported, 250000 of which were canaries, and a rise in imports alongside tighter laws reducing game supplies like venison prairie chicken and quail.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Canaries
The Typewriter vs Steam Shovel in Isthmus Canal Debate
A historical saying contrasts the power of the pen with machinery in the Isthmus Canal project. It suggests the typewriter’s influence can outweigh the steam shovel in advancing or obstructing the construction, illustrating a clash between communication and engineering forces.
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Isthmus Canal
Czar and Speaker Mock President Over Insurrection Handling
The czar and Speaker Cannon taunt President Morales over the handling of insurrections, claiming a flawed response and political maneuvering. The exchange highlights tensions between the executive and legislative leaders on national security and order.
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Czar
Cannon
Morales
New Mexico Name Sparked Trouble, Writer Muses
A columnist contemplates how the state’s current troubles might reflect its name, suggesting a different christening could have prevented much of the friction. The remark leverages regional nickname and historical bravado to frame political sentiment.
Hatless for Forty Years in Vineland Soldier Home
Theodore Freleing huysen George Washington Abel, named after a former Pennsylvanian congressman, is dubbed the hatless wonder. At 68 he walks bareheaded from the Soldiers' Home into town in any weather, saying nature meant man to live hatless. He served in the Civil War and survived a battle where only 16 of 1,040 answered roll call.
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Vineland
N. J
Theodore Freleinghuysen
George Washington
Abel
Pennsylvania
$110 Found in Old Clothes at Fox River Mill
In Appleton Wisconsin Sylvester Bushman found 100 dollars and Jerry Balsea ten dollars while sorting rags for Fox River Paper. The $100 was rolled and tucked in a coat pocket from New York with an E. L. Williams envelope. The $10 was in a vest. Mill rules award money to the finders.
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Appleton
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Fox River Paper Company
Sylvester Bushman
Jerry Balsea
New York
E. L. Williams
Endorsements for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Medical authorities from several leading schools endorse the product for chronic stomach and catarrhal diseases. The bottle asserts a glycerine-based, non alcoholic formula with roots like Black Cherrybark and Bloodroot. A free booklet of extracts from eminent authorities is available by mail from Dr. R. V. Pierce in Buffalo.
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Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Folger Coffee and Tea Now Sold Here at 25 and 50c
J A Folgar and Co announces the Folger line of Tea and Coffee. The Coffee and Tea are offered at 25 and 50 cents a package with a money back guarantee if not the best you ever had.
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Folger
Growing Lemons in Kentucky
Shelby county resident S. H. McMakin believes lemons can be grown in Kentucky after successfully cultivating them. A specimen reaches thirteen inches in circumference. He planted a slip from New York and produced several large lemons, though the crop requires too much attention for wide cultivation.
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Kentucky
S. H. McMakin
Shelby County
Do You Sell Mourning Goods Question
Woman asks for mourning goods in a department store. Floor-walker directs her to the basement breakfast food counter two aisles to the right. Yonkers Statesman.
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Yonkers Statesman
Cough cures and piano talk in Yonkers columns
A Yonkers Statesman snippet notes a plan for a new flat piano and converting a square piano to stand upright. It also mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as a touted remedy sold by Arlington pharmacy with strong claims of curative quality.
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Yonkers
Local Grocery Ad Sells Sugar and Tea Bargains
The Gash Grocers offer 20 Yds best granulated sugar for 50 cents, Imperial or Gunpowder tea at 50 cents, four packs of Walter Baker's chocolate, 30 cent items, 1 pound baking powder for 10 cents, and Trilby soap at 10 cents in a compact ad listing.
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Walter Baker
Uncle Sam Feels Better Now Amid Market Troubles
The nation seems less shaken than in the past fifty years by Wall Street volatility, with the economy described as improving though still influenced by disruptions. Doctors attribute the recent stability to reforms amid the financial sector.
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Uncle Sam
Wall Street
United States
New
Papyrus Ebers praised as earliest medical papyrus cited
The Hartford Times notes Georg Ebers as a famed Egyptologist and highlights Dr. Klein’s review of the Papyrus Ebers. Discovered near Thebes in 1872, the 65 foot roll filed in Leipzig reveals a comprehensive ancient medical treatise with 700 plus substances and organized disease classifications.
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Georg Ebers
Egypt
Hartford Times
Klein
Chicago
American Academy of Medicine
Ebers
Thebes
University of Leipzig
Amenophis I
Hyppocrates
Berlin
London
Leyden
Turin
Brobeck
Leipzig
Mark Twain’s Story Told To Hannibal Schoolchildren
Mark Twain visited his old home in Hannibal Missouri and told schoolchildren a true tale about a sick schoolboy. The boy mistook Friday for Saturday, but the doctor predicted recovery by Monday and sent him to school.
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Mark Twain
Hannibal
For Rent Adverts in Morey Crawford Building
For rent at once a seven room house two lots and barn also 38 acres of corn land near the city E T Thomson Morey Crawford Building Prospect likely listing details and contact point for leasing or purchase.
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E. T. Thomson
Morey-Crawford
Wisconsin Humane Society Dog Show Opens Tonight
Milwaukee March 12 The second annual dog cat and pet stock show under the Wisconsin Humane Society opens at Terry's hall this evening. The cat show runs the first half of the week with last year's success repeated and the beach show occupies the last three days with many entries and fine animals. Total prizes amount to about 1500 dollars plus cups and trophies.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Maren
Wisconsin Humane Society
Terry’s Hall
Cigar Checks Inspire Frugal Plan At Home
In a lighthearted Chicago Tribune item a man explains he is using cigar checks to wallpaper a room. He jokes about economizing to match his wife’s thrift.
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Fyle
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