Missouri Pioneer Lawyer and Politician Profile
A detailed biography of a Putnam County Missouri native, born 1859, who educated at Kirksville Normal and Missouri State University, practiced law in Dusonville, and rose in Missouri politics. The piece covers his family, career as lawyer and judge, senate leadership, gubernatorial campaigns, and longtime Republican service culminating in calls to run for United States Senator.
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Unionville
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McKinley
Anax
J. W. Jones
Missouri State University At
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The Reed Rules Halt Senate Ballot Disruptions
Amid chaos and filibuster tactics, the presiding officer invoked Reed Rules to end delays and force a roll call on the United States Senate election. Republicans and Democrats clash as attempts to adjourn and verify results are rejected.
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United States
Fragmentary State Paper Snippets Cited as Samples
A sample of expressions from various state papers shows the préas phrases among hundreds of similar lines. The text reflects fragmented OCR readings spanning multiple parts of the state.
McKinley for U S Senator
Judge George Wannamaker notes growing strength for Lieutenant Governor John McKinley in the Republican bid for United States Senate. Wannamaker traveled from Unionville to Bethany, Mo., after a special term of circuit courts near McKinley’s home, reporting local support.
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John ©. McKinley
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McKinley spotlight praised in St. Joseph Gazette
The St. Joseph Gazette lauds McKinley as a skilled speaker who impressed a jury with a major civil case. It notes that his oration helped secure a $10,000 verdict for the plaintiff and questions a stronger replacement candidate for the governorship.
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Saahows
McKinley
Ucnding
St. Joseph
McKinley Seeks Republican Senate Nomination for Missouri
The Warsaw Times notes Lieutenant Governor John C. McKinley of Unionville will run for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate from Missouri. It praises his record as Lieut Governor as above reproach and argues he would be an excellent representative at the national capital if nominated.
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Republican Party
Chicago
Missouri
United States
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John D. McKinley
Ile Ata Beso
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Sukonde Can
Enirta
Senate
Warner
William Warner
Missouri General Assembly
McKinley
Russell
John Co. McKinley
Unionville
U.S
McKinley Sought as U S Senate Candidate in Missouri
The Bethany Clipper and Missouri Trades Unionist report broad calls for Lieutenant Governor John C. McKinley of Putnam County to enter the U S Senate race. Supporters tout his clean record and inaugural address pledges, noting labor backing and wide recognition across the state.
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John C. McKinley
Putnam County
Miss
United States
Missouri
U. S
John G.mckinley
McKinley
Bethany Clipper
McKinley Urged as Missouri Senate Candidate
Hon. John C. McKinley, current lieutenant governor, is urged to run as the Republican nominee for United States Senator to succeed William J. Stone, with supporters praising his honesty, vigor, and qualifications for the high office.
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John C. McKinley
United States
William J. Stone
McKinley
John.o. McKinley
Missouri
John G. McKinley
Unionville
LaGrange Tribune
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