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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
4
The Republican notes a local burial rite event in Uclonville Missouri with standard newspaper notices. Subscription details list one dollar per year in advance.
The Missouri Republican State Committee calls two conventions. Jefferson City hosts the state officers nomination on June 24 with 1046 delegates. Joplin hosts Supreme Judges on July 16 with 630 delegates. Putnam County gets eight and five delegates respectively.
The article notes early campaign tensions in Missouri and Putnam county. It cites issues like Jefferson City hierarchy as a campaign lever, school fund concerns, lobby influence, franchise taxation, and corporate dominance in the Democratic party. It warns Republicans to verify facts, aiming for action in November, echoing a call to mobilize.
The piece notes Jas H. Whitecotton may run again for Missouri House Speaker and mentions a rising belief that railroad interests slow Isthmian canal legislation. It cites Roosevelt buying a Missouri saddle horse for 6000, prepares for the Republican state convention, warns of railway disaster risks, and comments on University of Chicago absorbing Armour Institute of Japanblog and Miss Alice Roosevelt’s coronation visit constraints.
England as the guest of the United States official representative, White law Reed, has been abandoned. This decision carries Roosevelt era echoes and reflects an intensely American family approach. After two weeks of country urging, he will not soon forget the hurried pace and demands of U.S. hospitality. Prince Heuors of Prussia left for home, expressing regret at not seeing more of America’s natural beauties and the country’s splendors. The torrent of banquets and luncheons has taxed his powers of comprehension and patience, leaving him eager to breathe the ozone of the Great Plains and perhaps travel to the Pacific Coast to form a clearer idea of the nation beyond its banquet halls and wealth.
Republican voters in Putnam County are notified of candidates seeking the party nomination for Representative and County Clerk subject to the outcome of the forthcoming primary election. Candidates Hara and Johnson announce their bids from Unionville with dates in February 1902.
Unionville notices Republican voters that Martin Coleman announces candidacy for the recorder position. The letter requests consideration for the Republican nomination and notes the primary election will decide the winner.
Local letters from Unionville and Lucerne announce multiple bids for sheriff and prosecuting attorney. Candidates include T El Valentine and Frank D Goll soliciting Republican support, while RL Gray seeks renomination for sheriff.
In Vaionville on February 18 1902 Lorenzo Jones and Rosula Timmons announce candidacies subject to Republican primary results. Timmons seeks county treasurer reelection and Jones runs for judge probate post.
A series of Republican notices from Unionville Missouri in 1902 state that individuals wish to be considered as candidates for Presiding Judge of the County Court subject to Republican primaries. Names include Lewis Hustep editor and SH Neveil.
John A Farmer declares his bid for Republican nomination for Associate Judge of the Center Court in the western district. He notes the decision rests with the Republican primaries and asks voters for support. He mentions Medicine township and County Coors as he pursues the judge seat amid April primary results.
County Republican central committee meeting with near full turnout set April 5 as the early primary date. Coleman reelected chairman Middleton secretary Harper treasurer. Rules adopted similar to prior year. Next committee meeting set for April 18. Speeches by Coleman Mageewan and others followed. A prior resolution on liquor at elections was reported not proven by investigators from Howland.
Real estate notice offering 40 acres one mile southeast of Unionville with a seven to eleven room house, outbuildings, well water and fruit trees. Ten minutes from town, asking 2000 dollars. Also 40 acres of adjoining grass land priced at 3000 dollars per acre. Contact E A Wortey at 2518 Unionville Mo.
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