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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1902

Page

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Kidney trouble cured by Perana testimonial from Frances Matoon

Frances Matoon of St Paul Minnesota describes kidney trouble after a cold improved after using Perana prescribed by a lodge friend. She took three bottles and regained full health while praising the remedy for catarrh and kidney issues. The ad promotes The Medicine Co Columbus Ohio and a catarrh book by Dr Hallman.

Cairs Frances Atoon Sein Independent Order of Good Templara Sixth Street Leapolis Minn Liwasill Perana Matoon Eruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio Naves Bo Hallman

Cabinet Campaign Plans By Roosevelt Aide Officials

Washington July 22 cabinet members who can address crowds will campaign for the administration. President Roosevelt directs the cabinet to speak to voters while he plans several addresses. Some officials like Payne and Hitchcock may not speak, while Hay Wilson Root Shaw Hay Moody will discuss policy, army, treasury, and world power.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Payne and Hitchcock Hay New Hampshire Wilson Root ARMY Phillippine Philippines Democrats Knox United States

Fatal Friendship and Judge Sherwood’s Renomination Refusal

The Democratic judicial convention did not renominate Judge Sherwood after 30 years on the supreme bench. The St. Louis Republic supported him and railroad lobbyists backed his candidacy, prompting surprise but seeming political peril for those allied with the paper and lobbyists.

Democratic Judicial Convention Judge Sherwood Supreme Bench St. Louis Republic Republic St. Louis

Doin Her Best In The World Of Roses And Rest

The Atlanta Constitution note hints at optimistic sentiment as life navigates unrest. A lyric like line about doing her best frames a hopeful, gentle perspective on everyday effort and light in a troubled world.

Atlanta Constitution

Surgical Operations and Health Recovery Claim

A patient describes long travel and poor living conditions causing severe health decline over years. After a rest and an ovarian operation, health improved within three months with renewed vitality and no missed meals or engagements. The narrative endorses a vegetable compound as beneficial.

Bruce

Democratic rifts at St Joseph convention spark voter backlash

The St Joseph gathering splits the Missouri Democratic line as insurgents are ousted and a pro ring platform emerges. The Missouri Republican urges voters to judge candidates by their records and consider honesty and ability in judges.

Kansas City Democrats reaffirm silver coinage platform 1900

The Kansas City Democratic platform reaffirms the national party line from Chicago 1896, calling for an American financial system for the people. It demands immediate free and unlimited coinage of silver and gold at the legal 16 to 1 ratio without waiting for other nations.

Stone Kansas City Dockery Missouri Geo. G. West St. Lohis Star St. Joseph Chicago

Missouri Voters urged to judge Supreme Court race by self interest

A Missouri political appeal urges voters to treat the Supreme Court bench race as a personal matter. It asks voters to compare the honesty and experience of the three Democratic candidates with those of the three Republican candidates, setting party aside. The piece quotes the old maxim that the business of all is of concern to each voter.

Burgess Valliant Supreme Court Fox Missouri Republican Party Ttis Amu Kees

Missouri fish display aims for top at St Louis World’s Fair

Missouri fish commission president Yenawine plans a prominent state exhibit at the St Louis Fair. He emphasizes native species and those adaptable to Missouri waters, with a strong showing of game fish and mountain trout and grayling secured this year. Ample space is allotted in the Forestry and Fisheries building.

St. Louis Missouri Fish Commission Frank Peanwine Tarleton H. Bean Department of Fish and Game Yenawine Union Forestry and Fisheries

Frank P. Walsh Speech Excerpt Described

Frank P. Walsh delivers a portion of his remarks carried in the public discourse. The text reflects his persuasive style and aims to influence contemporary audiences on political or social issues. The fragment showcases arguments and rhetorical devices typical of his public addresses.

Kansas attorney's speech echoes campaign fund concerns

A prominent Kansas Democratic attorney spoke at Tootle Theatre in St Joseph Monday night. The address recounted a Cedar county youth named Ransdell pressed by James Monroé Seibert to vote again on the stock yards bill after a corporate donation to the campaign fund. The speaker questioned who benefited from such money.

Kansas Tootle Theatre St. Josephi Cedar County Ransdell James Monroé Seibert Boston James Sfibert

A Little Fishy Tale From County Records

A garbled note from James Baerick records a curious incident involving a fishery official and a letter from a sister in Missouri. The misspelled text alludes to a six pound bass and a jacket pocket with an unseen item, framed by a mock dramatic tone.

James BaErick Marridge Sinff Recorder of Deeds Kanga Missouri Basa Porket Sven RY

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