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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
4
Circulation shifts in Putnam County reflect a broader Republican ticket movement as voters weigh local races and statewide contests. Analysts note endorsements and county party activity shaping early momentum for the GOP slate.
The article lists Kansas City candidates for governor and other state offices, including Joseph Flory for governor and E F Allen for lieutenant governor, with Porterfield, O Fallon, Fleming, and Faolebaum among names. It also comments on Democratic shifts, prominent figures, and historical outlooks on elections and policy debates.
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of candidates by township and office including Represer Frank D. Sickles for Unionville and Lincoln township, Sheriff Robt L Gray, Prosecuting Attorney Leet Robiron, Coroner R L St John, and judges G W Houston and G M McAnelly with associated townships.
King Humbert of Italy is the latest victim of the assassination. The article notes the royal figure was targeted in a violent attack and tensions rise across the nation as authorities investigate.
The piece mocks political figures and products, noting Mothers endorse it and children like One Minute Cough Odre while deriding Democratic managers and Bryan on issues like free silver. It casts McKinley as busy and undecided on imperial symbols.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a tax rumor involving Speaker Thomas B and McKinley era prompts. Readable names are unclear, but the fragment suggests political finance chatter without concrete actions or dates.
The Boer general has surrendered with 5,000 fighting men signaling the likely end of the South African war. The Boers have suffered heavy losses with thousands captured or dead, leaving a diminished force. Lord Roberts holds the strategic edge and can press a faster campaign toward final victory.
The piece rebuts claims that bankers earn 3 percent net from bonds tax free, detailing how old 3 percent bonds have been replaced by 2 percent ones and banks pay taxes on capital. It argues the Bulletin misstates profits and uses demagoguery against banks while praising Republican policies and local political resolutions.
Rumors from the Far East persist with conflicting reports filling daily papers. Ambiguity remains as observers note mixed signals and incomplete details about ongoing matinee matters and diplomatic movements.
Disparate dispatches from Pekin and Tien Tsin recount Chinese attacks on legations, casualties, and the safety of ministers. Reports from German Japanese Russian and British sources discuss impending relief moves, possible evacuations, and the contested fate of ministers while the United States pushes for swift allied action to march on Pekin and protect expatriates.
Washington July 30 reports say messages from the German and Japanese legations indicate consular and confidential channels noting fears that prisoners may still be alive. The dispatches discuss possible actions to hinder an advance on Pekin and reference ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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