russell, j j
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- J. J. Russell; Russell, J. J.
- Record count
- 31
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Cape Girardeau; Charleston; Dexter; Dexter, Stoddard Co., MO; Doniphan; Kennett; Sikeston; St. Louis; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 1882-09-09
- Last event date
- 1916-09-15
Timeline — 24 events
- 1882-09-09 Bloomfield. Of Charleston; present at the Stoddard County circuit court this term Quote: "J. J. Russell of Charleston"
- 1884-05-17 Charleston. Southeast Items. The names of J. J. Russell, of Charleston, and M. R. Smith, of Marble Hill, are mentioned for presidential elector for this district Co-mentioned: M. R. Smith.
- 1884-07-26 Stoddard County. J. J. Russell was put in the field as presidential elector in this district. [cut in image] [OCR uncertain] Quote: "put J. J. Russell in the field ... presidential elector in this district."
- 1884-08-02 St. Louis. J. J. Russell, of Charleston, married Belle Greath at St. Louis Co-mentioned: Belle Greath. Quote: "and J. J. Russell, of Charleston, were married at St. Louis this week."
- 1884-09-13 Doniphan. Hon. J. J. Russell, presidential elector, opened the campaign at Doniphan Quote: "Hon. J. J. Russell, presidential elector for this congressional district, opened the campaign at Doniphan."
- 1884-10-11 Bloomfield. Hon. J. J. Russell, presidential elector, will speak on the 20th Quote: "Hon. J. J. Russell, the district's presidential elector... is billed to speak at this place on the 20th."
- 1884-10-18 Bloomfield. Hon. J. J. Russell will speak at the court house Monday Quote: "Come and hear Hon. J. J. Russell next Monday at the court house."
- 1884-10-25 Bloomfield. Hon. J. J. Russell gave a campaign speech at the court room Monday Quote: "Hon. J. J. Russell, democratic elector... delivered a splendid campaign reform speech in the court room at this place Monday evening."
- 1910-05-10 Dexter, Stoddard Co., MO. Congressional booster: 'The election of Mr. Russell means more than the triumph of a political party: it means a triumph of the people over plutocracy, the triumph of principle over pelf.' Quote: ""The election of Mr. Russell means more than the triumph of a political party…
- 1911-01-11 Dexter. Congressman-elect; state and county presidents reported to him Dec 17 at Poplar Bluff re national legislation Quote: "A report was made by the state and county presidents at the called meeting which met at Poplar Bluff Dec. 17th to meet Congressman-elect J. J. Russell in regard to national l…
- 1911-01-18 Dexter. Congressman-elect and Mrs. J. J. Russell departed for Washington, D. C., Thursday and will remain there until March 4th, when Mr. Russell will take his seat as the congressman from the Fourteenth District of Missouri Co-mentioned: Mrs. J. J. Russell. Quote: ""will take his seat as the congre…
- 1914-05-06 Dexter. An editorial column defends Democratic incumbent J. J. Russell against his opponent Mr. Ward in the race for the Democratic nomination for Congress Co-mentioned: Mr. Ward. Quote: "He should go slow who would challenge Joe Russell's record"
- 1914-06-10 Sikeston. Congressman J. J. Russell sent word June 5 that the Treasury Department has selected the McMullin site for the government building in Sikeston Quote: "Sikeston Site Chosen."
- 1914-07-29 Announced as candidate for Congress in the August 1914 Democratic primary per the Statesman's ANNOUNCEMENTS column Quote: "FOR CONGRESS. J. J. Russell"
- 1914-08-05 Stoddard County. Announced as a candidate for Congress, subject to the action of the Democratic voters in the primary election in August 1914 Quote: "FOR CONGRESS. J. J. Russell"
- 1915-01-20 Stoddard County. Named defendant in quiet-title suit No. 1647, William Hunter v. Normans' Land & Manufacturing Co. et al., Stoddard County Circuit Court, March term 1915, concerning 1369.53 acres in Sections 5 and 6, Township 27N, Range 12E, Stoddard County. sued as trustee Co-mentioned: William Hun…
- 1915-01-27 Stoddard County. Defendant in the quiet-title suit brought by William Hunter, Stoddard County Circuit Court, March term 1915 (Order of Publication) Co-mentioned: William Hunter.
- 1915-02-03 Stoddard County. Defendant in quiet-title suit No. 1617 (William Hunter v. Normans' Land & Manufacturing Company et al.), Stoddard County Circuit Court, March Term 1915, concerning described Stoddard County lands in Sections 5 and 6, Township 27 North, Range 12 East; order of publication signed Jan.…
- 1915-02-10 Bloomfield. Named defendant in suit to quiet title, No. 1647, Stoddard County Circuit Court, March Term 1915 (plaintiff William Hunter); land: SE 1/4 and lots 1-7 of NE 1/4, E 1/2 of SW 1/4, E 1/2 of lots 1-2 and all of lots 3-7 of NW 1/4 of Sec. 5, and N 1/2 of lots 1-3 and all of lots 5-7 of Sec.…
- 1915-03-17 Dexter. Congressman J. J. Russell was in Dexter last week looking after matters in general, having just returned from Washington Quote: "Congressman J. J. Russell was here last week looking after matters in general"
- 1915-03-17 Dexter. Congressman from the Fourteenth district was in Dexter last week looking after matters in general; just returned from Congress and praised as a faithful public servant Quote: "Russell believes in his people and his people believe in him."
- 1915-10-22 Cape Girardeau. Congressman J. J. Russell presided over the forenoon session of the Cape Girardeau Democratic rally attended by an estimated 5,000 to 7,000; Stoddard county sent a special train load from Bloomfield Quote: "Stoddard had a special train load from Bloomfield"
- 1915-11-12 Kennett. Congressman J. J. Russell of Missouri and Congressman T. H. Caraway of Arkansas will spend Friday and Saturday in Dunklin county discussing the canalizing of the St. Francis river; Caraway will speak at Cardwell Friday night and at Kennett Saturday at 2:00 p.m Co-mentioned: T. H. Caraway. Q…
- 1916-09-15 Congressman J. J. Russell of this District spoke in behalf of the bill to avert the impending railroad strike, calling it an emergency measure made necessary by the paralysis of commerce Quote: "I am in favor of the prompt enactment of this bill."
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