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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1900
Page
4
Jefferson City Candidates Listed for State Offices
In Jefferson City the slate shows Allen Delaibe from Kansas City for Lieutenant Governor, WL Porterfield of Kansas City for Secretary of State, 8 Oxford from Hall County for Attorney General, WB Fleming of Webster Groves for Treasurer, and IW Rabloebaum from St. Charles for Auditor.
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Bee Allen Delaibe
Kansas City
Porterfield
Oxfallon
Hall County
WB. Fleming
Webster Groves
Rabloebaum
St. Charles
Local Officials List for County Positions
A partial slate lists candidates for county offices including Sheriff Robt L Gray in Lincoln township and Rollie Timmon s in Farm township for Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney Lee Robison Unionville, Surveyor George Dickson Jackson township, Public Administrator A Frank Keene Wilson township, Coroner in Lincoln township, and County Court judges West Jackson and East Monelly Wilson townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Robison
Unionville
George Dickson Jackson
A. Frank Keene
Wilaon Township
Wa' Rom
ST. John
Nthe
Lincoln
Ndge County Court
West
Houston
Jackson Township
East Dist
Moanelly
Missouri county Republicans back unity for governor race
The county Republican group expresses support for a united approach in selecting a candidate. They state personal interests should yield to party cohesion and general welfare for the local political effort.
Roosevelt Nominated For President In Unsolicited Prospect
The passage asserts Theodore Roosevelt could be a top choice for the presidency and discusses the unlikely chance of his accepting a vice presidential role this year, noting the difficulty of his nomination and election in the near term.
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Tee
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Missouri Democratic delegates stir lobbyist critique in letters
A reader overview rails at party factions and campaign funding as Missouri Democrats elect delegates to the National Convention. It criticizes Col. W. H. Phelps as a lobbyist, contends anti-lobby efforts are likely, and notes Governor Stephens and Mayor Zeigenhein amid a streetcar strike amid police failings and municipal finance questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats of
Missouri
W. H. Phelps
Stone
Stephens Tare
Col
Phelps
Stephens
St. Laws
Zeigenhein
Bryan favors Boer freedom in welcome speech at Omaha
In Omaha Mr. Bryan welcomes Boer envoys and declares personal support for Boer freedom while opposing government participation in the South African situation. The Linneus Bulletin notes a shift from earlier Democratic criticism of McKinley over official sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Omaha
Linneus Bulletin
Dem
McKinley
Republican Ticket Plug Proposed in Missouri Election
The Trenton Tribune argues that a Republican state ticket led by Joe Flory offers a clean capable change from the "old deal" in Jefferson City. The piece accuses Col Phelps of steering assessor board appointments and urges Democrats to back a Republican slate to reform state government.
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Kanaag
Col. Phelps
Doughty
Billy Stone
Col
Bill
Missouri
Jefferson City
Joe Flory
Trenton Tribune
Electric Bitters Promised Cure for Scrofula and More
Dr B B Cargile of Washita I T writes that Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of suffering. Terrible sores on head and face healed and health restored. Described as the best blood purifier and supreme remedy for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils running sores. Said to stimulate liver kidneys bowels expel poisons aid digestion and build strength. Only 60 cts sold by Noah Martin Druggiat with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Cargile
Washita
I. T
Brewer
Noah Martin Druggiat
Critics blast Missouri executive circular defending militia stance
A Missouri Executive Department circular defending Governor Stephens on not calling out the militia during the St. Louis street car strike draws sharp rebuke. The writer labels the administration undignified and incompetent and questions Democratic backing in local and state conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Department
State of Missouri
Stephens
St. Louis
Penple
Sen. V. Stephens
Putnau County
Missouri
Phelps Attacks Stone and Demands Reform in Missouri Politics
The St. Louis Mirror reports Willam H. Phelps charging Stone with encroaching on his lobby business and alleges Phelps reveals graft and corruption in Missouri politics. Phelps argues the Chicago platform was used to blackmail money power and criticizes Democratic leaders tied to corporations and several named men.
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Piet
Stone
Phelps
Stephens
Chicago
Missouri
Bryan
Platt
Croker
Hanna
Quay
Democracy
Missouri Democracy
Colonel Phelps
Louisville & Nashville
Kentucky
Missouri Pacific
Missoury
St. Louis
Savings on Table Linens and Lace Curtains
Offer promoting hosiery, lace curtains, ribbons, lace and embroideries with discounts of 40 to 50 percent. Advertisement appears to target shoppers seeking fabric and home textile deals. Deals highlight substantial reductions to attract customers.
Missouri Democrat convention pledges to curb corporate influence
A Jefferson City Missouri Democratic state convention resolution condemns trusts' political interference and vows to combat the evil. Despite the pledge, delegates at large include W J Stone an attorney for major St Louis trusts, Col Bill Phelps a Missouri Pacific lawyer and lobbyist, and Lou V Stephens a noted lobbyist cited as a foe of corporations.
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Democratic Party of Missouri
Jefferson City
W. J. Stone
Heer Trust and Insurance Trust
St. Louis
Col
Bill Phelps
Missouri Pacific
Lou. V. Stephens
Missouri
Democratic methods and the Stone Phelps controversy
The passage discusses corruption in the Democratic party, exposing ties between Stone and St. Louis corporate interests. Phelps accuses Stone of lobbying for corporate measures, notes alleged bribery attempts, and questions the party's leadership and tariff influence. The speaker urges fidelity to long-standing Democratic principles and warns against choosing leaders tied to capital interests.
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Stone-Phelps
Carthage
Phelps
Stone
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Costs and casualties from the St. Louis streetcar strike
The passage notes 40 days of strike with 3 killed 15 shot 75 injured and 108 driven insane. It reports 4 women passengers beaten and others robbed of clothing by strikers. City losses include 31.5 million in trade wages 280 thousand in fares and 600 thousand added to municipal debt.
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St. Louis
Tratian Pany
Missouri Imperial Mistress of States praised by real estate paper
A Missouri prospectus by B H Bonfoey, Unionville investment agent, extols Missouri resources and gilt edged real estate loans. The pamphlet cites mining, farming, dairies, and factories, asserting Missouri can sustain itself and its growing industries.
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B. H. Bonfogg
Missouri
Repubican
West
Chicago
B. H. Banfoey
Cam Ruecee
Unionville, Mo
State Board of Agriculture
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Benfoey
Goak
Bonfoey
Iowa
Republican Clubs Convention Postponed to July Eleventh
A letter from Republican League headquarters says the state convention of Republican clubs scheduled for June 27 has been postponed to Wednesday July 11. The delay allows newly organized Putnam County clubs to elect delegates as representatives to the league convention. The postponement was made due to conflict with the National convention.
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The
Republican League
Puttnam County
Threshing Machine and Saw for Sale in Unionville
One J. I. Case threshing machine and wood saw for sale cheap. Also a cane mill, all in good condition. 4-14 BE. A. Popz, Unionville.
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J. I. Case Threshing Machine
BE. A. Popz
Unionville
McKinley Club Forms Amid Farm Community Rally
Organized at Lemonville with 24 Republicans and Mac Clellan’s marshal band. About 80 attendees. enrollment 63 on night one. County Chairman Coleman praised the St. Louis platform. E Peterman elected president. Milton Campbell first vice president. C Matthew second vice president. Sam Lemen secretary. John Patterson treasurer. W D Lemen marshal. Speakers included Judge L Jones, G E McCutchen, Lee T Robison, F C Sickles, and A F Reeve. The anvil act woke echoes for miles as party organizers push for Wilson township support and Putnam county McKinley Club No. 2 backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacClellan
Marshall
Lemonvile
Mdénday
McKinley
Aghout
Coleman
St. Louis
Ucoleman
E. Peterman
Milton Campbell
C. Matthew
Sam Lemen
John Patterson
W. D. Lemen
L. Jones
G. E. McCutchen
Lee T. Robison
F. C. Sickles
A. F. Reeve
Wilson Township
Godfrey
McKinley Club No. 2
Putnam County
County Court Adjourned Term Reports Loans And Bridge Sale
The county court adjourned last Friday and Saturday with business including loan approvals for Miles H. Mallenix 600 dollars W K and Alice Forinns 500 A M Houston 850 J W Crooks 500 Hanagabh J Carter 75 The old Bufe Ford bridge iron sold to G E Nurton for 80 dollars Grand jury lists were drawn for Elm Grant Liberty Richland Wilson Union Jackson Sherman and Overstreet各
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles H. Mallenix
W. K
Alice E Forinns
A. M. Houston
J. W. Crooks
Hanagabh J. Carter
Bufe Ford Bridge
G. E. Nurton
Localized Listings of Names and Entries
A sequence of names and affiliations appears across multiple locales including Elm-Nova Husted Liberty Richland Wilson Union Jackson Sherman Medicine York Lancveln and more. The fragment lists paired individuals with regional tags and no clear events or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine
L. S. James
Andrew Fields
York
W. Snyder
Irving Putnam
Bert Hatfield
Lancveln—Gee
H. Albee
T. M. Parker
McKinley Club No 1 Organizes in Union Township
Republicans of Union Township met at Lee Fr Robison’s office and organized McKinley Club No 1 of Putnam County to back William McKinley for president and Joe Flory for Missouri governor. Lee T Robison was named president and the group plans further meetings and potential delegates to the state league convention in St Louis on July 11.
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Union Township
Lee Fr. Robison
McKinley Club
Putnam County
Wm. McKinley
U.S
Joe Flory
Missouri
Lee T. Robison
Martin Coleman
G. W. Evans
Hart Doyle
G. E. McCutchen
L. K. Flanagan
J. W. Drury
G. H. Gardner
E. G. Staats
Union Township Republicans
Robison
Coleman
Frank Gou
State League
St. Louis
The Great Circus Day Arrives in Center Ville
The Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers circus comes to Center Ville on Saturday June 80. The show touts its national reputation and claims to be the only big American circus today after Barnum and Batley left for Europe. Highlights include a grand street parade hippodrome races and hundreds of acts with skilled animals and performers.
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Centerville
Adam Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
America
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Edwin Hurd Conger Biography and Civil War Service
Edwin Hurd Conger born March 7 1848 in Knox county Illinois. He graduated Lombard University class of 1862 and enlisted in the 102nd Illinois volunteer infantry rising to captain and receiving brevet major for gallant conduct. He served in Pekin under Marines protecting American interests during the Boxer relief effort and is a nephew of L W Conger of Unionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hurd Conger
United States
Miazeter
Pekin
Knox County
Ill
Lombard University
Pth
One Hundred and Second Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Conger
L. W. Conger
Unionville
Republican Mass Meeting in Putnam County
Republicans of Putnam County meet in Unionville Mo on Saturday June 23 at 8 pm to ratify the Republican National Ticket nomination. Prominent speakers will attend and Unionville Bands provide music. Visiting delegations from every voting precinct expected. M Coreman chair. C A Mippigron secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Unionville
M. Coreman
C. A. Mippigron
Seay
Bank Description in 19th Century Paraphrase
A local financial entity described as owned and controlled by home parties, it receives deposits and loans money on favorable terms, buys notes, and conducts general banking business.
Hartford Graveyard Cleanup Meeting Scheduled
All interested parties are asked to meet at Hartford graveyard on Tuesday June 29 to clean the grounds and repair the fence. Bring tools and a few mats. Signed J B Summers Ay Wopparp G W SpEtton.
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Hartford
Quarterly Meeting and Services at Wesley Chapel Farm
Special notice details a quarterly meeting at Wesley Chapel with a Sunday service schedule. Including a 4th quarter conference at 3 p m SAT, sermon at 1 a m Sunday in the grove on J W Steward farm led by Elder L I Simer. Children’s Day program at 2 2 p m followed by church membership and baptism. Public invited to bring baskets and join. Pastor El M Lyaran.
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Wesley Chapel
J. W. Steward
EF. Simer
el. M. Lyaran
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Orouse
Pierce City
Frank O. Sickles
L. Gray
Lincoln Township
Rollie Timmons
Fim Township
Joe Kony
Ayer
Ahail
Matzke
Burlington, N.Q
Dockery
Joe
Bright
Ken Foley
del Y
Noah Martin
Kanaan
Kennas City
Willam, H. Phelps
Bruitare
Waxer Barders
Gross Bros. & CO
Globe-Democrat
Jefferson
Senate
Berry Thurman
National Committee
Organ
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Missguri
Imperial
Powersville
Lucerne
Graysville
Clark School House
Martinstown
McClellan
Perkins
Stringtown
Mendota
Missour
M. Coveman, Co. Chm
C. A
Republican Clubs Convention
Lemonville
Grand Jay
Prand
Elm—F
Fechtling
Grant
Richard Simmons
Liberty
Finis Fowler
Richland
Jas.s. Carey
Wilson
Geo. Muller
Union
H. C. Carter
Jackson
Goo. Letch
Sherman
Overstreet
Ewer
Minister Conger
Attention Republicans
Ratifi
Cation
N Convention
Seston
Philadelphia
J. E. Swanger
Milan
F.C
Sickles
J. C. McKinley
T. Robison
W Oh
Holman
Pres
T. B. Ngrr
L. K. Mc ‘urege_n
Cashier
Farmers Bank of Unionville
J. B. Summers, Ay. Wopparp, G. W. SpEtton
Concord
Studebaker
GEO
Korns
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