Governor's reform crusade draws skeptical cheers at opera house
Band led crowd as Governor lambasted public office corruption and the Senate. He extolled moral awakening, cited past bribery as crime, and praised his reform drive while railing at rivals like Cockrell and West. Critics noted self promotion and political machine influence. The speech energized partisans but unsettled opponents.
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Cowherd Described by Ex Governor as Eminent Lawyer and Statesman
Ex Governor Crittenden extols Wm. S. Cowherd as a flawless man and preeminent attorney who rose from Warrensburg Normal College to the University of Missouri and Congress. He praises Cowherd’s honesty, leadership, and service, noting strong public regard and a high standing at Missouri bar.
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Lawrence M. Griffith
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Addison D. Hyde
Watt B. Dawson
Willian J. Baliock
Sam L. Coleman
John H. Etter
Joh J. Hayes
Charles A. Lurk
Normal College
Warrensburg
University of Missouri
Warner & Dean
United States
Congress
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