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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
4
For Sheriff Robt. L. Gray in Lincoln township and for Treasurer Rollie Timmon s Elm township. Prosecuting attorney Robison Leet Unionville seeks elected post.
The ad claims Ivy poisoning wounds and many injuries heal quickly with DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and asserts it cures piles and skin diseases. It also notes British forces hold Pretoria with Boer resistance continuing fierce guerrilla fighting as resources dwindle.
The state convention backed Gov. Stephens praising his administration as wise though a large bloc of Democrats view it as incompetent. Party leaders emphasize unity while critics call for reform and accountability within the state government.
The county clerk of New Albany Indiana notes 362 marriage licenses issued in three months. Most couples eloped. Chicago municipal debt stands at 826,880,099.08 with 9,000,000 added under Carter Harrison's administration. Political commentary questions Democratic gains while praising ex Senator Clark and Congressman Dolliver as potential presidential contenders.
The Kansas City Journal notes the Missouri Democratic convention endorsing local self government despite urban police and election boards controlled from Jefferson City. The piece cites Boer affiliation talk, New York Mayor Van Wyck ice-trust ties, and Missouri Governor Stephens resisting militia deployment during the St. Louis streetcar strike amid arbitration breakdown.
The text argues that workers seek only union-approved hiring and firing, insisting merit should count, and condemns union dictation that blocks competent hires or forces dismissal without leader consent, claiming it undermines organized labor’s mission for decent pay.
The selection of Senator Mark Hanna as chairman of the Republican National Committee is practically assured and will spread consternation among Democrats. He is praised as an unaided force in national politics with a storied role in the McKinley victory of 1896. Democrats blame him for rail accidents, cyclones, business failures, and poor crops over the past four years, though his Senate record is regarded highly.
The account notes that Boers are muscular and healthy but not notably beautiful beyond rosy cheeks. It contrasts rare attractive Dutch women with generally plain dress and style. Boer women reportedly fear sun damage to their complexions and shield faces in sunshine.
The Kir Skaville Journal notes 8 M Pickler appears set for a congressional nomination by the Republican convention in Kiskaville on July 10. He does not seek the nomination but signals he will not declined if offered, creating a vacancy atop the county ticket and potential local shifts.
In the district a favorable view of Mr. Pickler's candidacy is widespread. A business man with county legislative service, renominated recently, he is regarded as loyal to the party though not pursuing the nomination himself. Kirksville is noted in connection with the district’s GOP activities.
A district Republican slate pledges obedience to the party mandate and predicts a strong, well supported campaign by Pigkier. He is described as worthy, deserving, and capable of a splendid canvass, earning respect from fair minded opponents and broad Republican backing.
Congressman Cowherd attacks the anti trust amendment as shifting power from states to Congress. He cites sections granting federal authority to regulate trusts and questions Democratic unity. The piece argues Democrats oppose the amendment while Mr Bryan supports it, suggesting insincerity in anti trust protests.
The County Committee fixes slates for McKinley Clubs with meetings at Mount Harmony June 22, Stringtown June 25, Mendota June 26, Omaha June 27, Hartford June 28, Graysville June 28, Clark School House June 29, and Martingtown June 29. Music by McClellan's Famous Martial Band and Perkins drum corps to accompany each event.
A meeting of leading Republicans from Richland township is planned at Scriven's grove Mt. Harmony on Friday the 22nd to organize a McKinley club. It is described as the first movement of this kind in the county and is expected to draw enthusiastic supporters. other townships are urged to follow.
The document outlines an order of publication in a county probate matter with references to an estate valued at 16,9200 and parties including J. W lendarmas and Anthony Wishio. It notes court actions, debts, and the sale of estate assets to satisfy debts under probate procedure.
The court issues notice on a petition for order to sell part of the estate of Susan L. Andara to pay debts. A public sale is set after due notice and inventories, with publication in a county paper. Lorenzo Jones, Judge of Probate, declares date of 11th day of June, 1900.
In Putnam County circuit court, September term 1900, Wm Lewis is named defendant. The clerk, Coleman, issues notices and summonses to unknown heirs and others, detailing court appearance at Unionville on the first Monday in September next. Plaintiffs seek judgment by default if defendants fail to answer before the term begins.
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