Hadley and Republican ticket touted in Macon election mood
A Macon Republican report quotes Hon. John C. McKinley predicting Hadley and the entire Republican state ticket will win. He notes farmers and business men favor the GOP, while Bryan faces a narrow path. Also promotion of a safety razor sale and a public auction list of farm property scheduled for November 9, 1908.
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John C. McKinley
Macon
Hadley
John ( McKinley
Swanger
Taft
Bryan
McKinley
Firnpay
John Comstock
Canada
McKinley Kerens Race Dominates Republican Nominatio n Talk
The piece outlines a Missouri GOP contest between Lt Gov McKinley and millionaire railroad magnate R C Kerens for the U S Senate nomination. It notes policy lines, campaign styles, and factional splits, with McKinley aligned to Roosevelt Taft ideas and Kerens tied to special interests. It discusses vote division, party regularity, and the potential impact on unity ahead of the election. It ends with an unrelated advertisement for Youth's Companion 1909.
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United States
McKinley
R C. Kerens
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Taft
Dolliver- Beveridge
Kerens
Scott-Elkins
Senate
forgcKinley
Kerens Black
Filley
Schmitter
John Kennish
Unionville
McKinkyit
W McKinley
McKinley Appeals to Miners Over Labor Blues
In Macon Missouri Lieut. Gov. John C. McKinley tells miners at Bevier how Putnam County saw bitter times after Cleveland’s election. He recalls famine threats and coal mine losses, noting 1894 Republican gains helped restore prosperity and urging opposition to free trade.
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Macon
Bevier
John C. McKinley
Putnam County
Cleveland
McKinley Leads Clean Senate Bid in First District
Hon J McKinley of Unionville pursues the Republican nomination for Senator in the First District. The article praises his honor and integrity and urges Republicans to vote for him, listing local supporters and related towns and names amid a focus on upcoming election day. A clothing ad from Waukear & Davidson appears at the end.
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Hon J ( McKinley
Unionville
McKinley
Ao Mano
McKinley Lancaster
McKinley Campaign Closes With Home Visit in Putnam County
Gov McKinley cancels an engagement to speak to local supporters in Putnam County as part of his campaign for the Republican Senate nomination. A large afternoon meeting features Hon Brewster of St Joseph as lead speaker, praised as one of Missouri's best orators with a history of notable Unionville addresses. The dual afternoon and night demonstration underscores the county’s GOP prominence and hopes for a Missouri Senate race victory.
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Putnam County
McKinley
Hon Ho
Brewster
St Joseph
Senator Brewster
Missouri
Unionville
Republican
United States
The Man Who Wants To Borrow Money
A Marshall National Bank advertisement invites patrons to borrow money and join its growing business clientele. It touts a burglar proof vault and safe deposit boxes for deeds wills insurance policies silverware and other valuables. The notice mentions a reading room for letters and newspapers under government supervision.
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Safory
Marshall National Bank
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Miller & Wentworth
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Ootge
Wba
Ogle
Powersvie
Powersville
van Buskirk
Lucerne
Harhbert
Loeecne
Carter
Unionsite
Goldie Childers
Unionsille
Walter Maulsby
Mortle L. Carter
Nienville
Waukeer & Davidson
J. C. McKinley
lHon
Farmers Bank
Unionville, MO
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