Piers, Reed Smoot and Dowie feature in Missouri Current Events
The Republic headline notes Supreme Court cases on bribery and Butler contracts, Smoot’s seating in the Senate, extradition of Zeigler failing, and Dowie’s Zion finances. It praises the St Joseph Gazette and reports Akins’ St Louis sub-treasurership appointment along with Roosevelt’s 1904 Republican National Convention plans in Chicago.
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Piers
Missouri
Supreme Court
McKinley Popular for Republican Governor Nomination
The Princeton Telegraph and Lancaster Excelsior note strong suburban and county support for John C. McKinley of Putnam and Unionville in the 1908 Missouri governor race. They praise his honesty and political integrity while cautioning against presuming nomination or outcome.
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John C. McKinley
Putnam County
McKinley
John McKinley
Princeton Telegraph
Unionville
Missouri
Lancaster Excelsior
Missouri counties prepare grand exhibit for St Louis World’s Fair
Every county in Missouri has prepared an agricultural display for competition at the St Louis World’s Fair next year. Dr H J Waters, superintendent of Agriculture, says the state exhibit will be the finest on American soil and likely to bring free prizes to counties. J Q Allison of New London chairs the Department of Agriculture committee. The Missouri exhibit will cover more than half an acre and place the state in a premier agricultural position.
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Missour’s
St. Lotis
Department of Agriculture
J Q. Allison
New London
Missouri
Waters
Who Are the Twelve Greatest Missourians
The Missouri World's Fair Commission seeks public vote to select twelve Missourians for a portrait gallery. Chairs F J Moss of St Joseph. names already suggested include Thomas H Benton Frank P Blair James S Green David Barton John H Lathrop and Eugene Field. Only deceased individuals may be considered.
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Department of Publication
F. J Moss
St Joseph
Missouri
Imortala
Thomas H. Benton
Frank P Blair
James S. Green
David Barton
John H. Lathrop
Eugene Field
World's Fair Commission
Doctor Advocates Bathless Living At Chicago Meeting
Prof John Dill Robertson told the Chicago Electric and Surgical Society at the Auditorium that skipping baths prevents many illnesses including pneumonia and colds. He said he stays clean by changing all his clothing daily, and admitted he has not bathed for two years.
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Chicago
John Dill Robertton
Chicago Electric and Surgical Society
Frightened Horse Scenes on City Street
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a frightened horse running through a street causing chaos and potential accidents as bystanders react and attempt to restrain the animal. The garbled text hints at a street scene with a horse in distress and surrounding commotion.
Brick and Tile Plant Planned at Branford Place
G C Miller O F Wentworth and T J Ewing form a partnership to build a large brick and tile works in Unionville on Branford Place two miles south of Boionville. The yard is being prepared, new machinery to arrive next month, plant capacity twenty thousand bricks per day, with ornamental brick and initial tile experiments. Tim Ewing leads operations with Miller & Wentworth handling finance and business.
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G. C. Miller
O. F. Wentworth
T. J. Ewing
Ewing
Branford Place
Boionville
Blackbird Hills
Unionville
North
Missouri
Tim Ewing
Miller & Wentworth
Contracted Sickness at Sedan Alleging Railroad Neglect
Eunice Hendon of Moulton sues CB and Q for damages claiming pneumonia contracted Nov 16 after four hours in a cold Sedan depot. She says late K and W train caused long wait and poor treatment, unable to reach the hotel stove, with chill in the depot and after boarding. Attorney C H Elgin represents her.
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Sedan
Eunice Hendon
Moulton
Agin
CB &Q
Centerville
C. H. Elgin
Public Sale at Old Dave Bradshaw Farm Near Wolfe School
Auction at 10 a.m. on Tuesday December 22 1903 offers 26 head of stock including dairy cows horses and cattle plus farm implements and household goods near Unionville Delpha West Liberty and Wolfe school. Terms include twelve months on sums over five dollars with interest if paid late or cash for smaller amounts. Auctioneers Jayas Ranty Burra and P McBrany.
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Dave Bradshaw
Unionville
Delpha
West Liberty
Wolfe
Jayas Ranty
Burra
P. McBranxsy
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Reed Smoot
Utah
United States Senate
Ed. Butler
Wm. Zeigler
New York
Odell
Zeigler
United States
Repcalican
New
St. Joseph
Herbert Spencer
England
Dowle
Zion
Old Beelzebub
Elijah III
Dowie
Akins
Republican State Committee
St. Louis
Kansas City Journal
Akios
Akiss
Republican Committee
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
National Committee
Washington
D. C
Wsvarthe Laas
Republican Party
Roosevelt
TicKinley
Unlesville
Miller, Westworth and
S. B. Walton