Editorial notes on Missouri politics and national issues
The piece criticizes the Democratic and Radical parties, questions Missouri election rumors about Brown, and comments on Republican gains after Johnson's tenure. It notes continued party struggles, calls for accountability for public debt and taxes, and relays a telegraphic tidbit about a Kansas excursion to Denver. It laments the Democratic Party’s impact on workers and attacks its leadership.
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Kansas
Rocky Mountains
Leavenworth Times
Ldawbener
Denver
Mountains
Kansas City
Plains
Lawrence and Junction City Rail Connection Ad
Emporia to Junction City connection via Kansas Pacific lines advertised with schedules and freight details. Mentions Empire, Darlington, Humboldt routes and stations, with managers Stevens and White guiding service to all Southern and Southwestern Kansas points.
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Lenny Burhins
Ilom
Emporia ‘Council
Junction City
de Connectio
Kanea- Pacific
Emporis
Darlington
Hurboldt
Cretopa
Kanés
KMS Stevens
F.C White
Sup
Ak Tewrence
Kansas Pacific
Egawa
Lyndose
Pave
Fova
Emrepee
Saath
Neasha Valley
Gere
Ms _ paperintentent
Cbee
G&l Atoa
Lawrence
Kansas Pacific Railway
Denver
Colorado
Kansas
Territories
Califor
Lesvenworth
Kansas City
Topeka
A. T
F. BR. R
Burlingame
Emporia
Durlington
Neosho Falls
Dambolit
Chetops
M.k.a T. R
Conncil Grove
Burlington
Neuthe Falls
Humboldt
Carron
Southern Overland Mail & Express Co
Peubla
Trinidad
Las Vegas
Fort Union
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Arizona
Denver Pacific Railway
Cheyenne
Ogden
Balt Lake
San Francisco
Air Pots
California
Hughes’ Overland
Central City
Georgetujon
Leavenworth
Missouri River
Uxsouri Valley Railroad
Atchison and St. Joseph
State Line
Missouri Pacific Hallroad
Misouri
Haunibal & St. Jo
Chicago and
St. Louis
PAF Pullman
Kanss Pacific
J. P. Deverenz
Nerd
RIB
Geymell General Freight and Tecket
Dear Village Church Verse Returns to Sabbath Memory
Poem recalls a village church with ivy tower and beechen path. The speaker muses on childhood Sundays, organ music, flowers, and stained glass as seasons change. The piece contrasts past memories with present graveyard scenes and fading heads, ending with a quiet Sabbath reflection.
Economic criticism of Democratic misrule in Indiana and New York
A Cincinnati Enquirer critique mocks Democratic governance, claiming widespread tax burdens and lavish spending. It cites Tweed era corruption in New York, county tax disparities in Indiana, erosion of the school fund, forged stocks, and wartime arms deals as examples of Democratic economy gone awry. The piece decries alleged hypocrisy and partisan bias.
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Ulation
Marion
Indiana
Sentinel
Sevastopol
Johnson
Thia Strato
Sons of Liberty
Canada
John C. Walker
William A. Bowles
Morace Sjleffren
Jnd. Journal
The Extinction of Worlds and Stellar Futures
The article ponders long term cosmic fate, arguing stars age from nebula to sun to dim planetary remnants. It notes extinction may already occur for many systems, with galaxy sizes shrinking as parallax and brightness vary by age and size. Collisions are discussed, potential heat effects and gas outcomes depend on mass and momentum, shaping future cosmic events.
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Jupiter
Earth
Sir W. Herschel
Westerst
Nebular theory of stellar evolution and galactic fate
Fragmented observations discuss how binary and multiple star systems could form from mutual gravity, with stars merging, expanding and contracting. It envisions galaxies coalescing into a single massive globe, leaving a sunless world and a cold naked bell.
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Sung
Arper's Weekly
Headless rider sighting at Woerth battle sparks debate
From the Luriua Lancet article of August describes a headless horseman at the Woerth charge and a decapitated French colonel. It discusses battlefield rigidity observed in sudden deaths, citing Dr Brinton and military reports from Crimea and Italy.
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Woerth
UN Berse
M.dlaj Fatzua de Lacare
Brinten
Philadelphia
Tbhoso Soho
Crimean
Tokerman
M. Chenu
M.M. Armand
Perier
Maventa
Hosear
Brinton
Belmont
Missouri
Bath New York Charges Era Swearing At Lectures
In Bath New York a local custom charged twenty five cents to swear or five oaths for a dollar. Horace Greeley lectured there last week and his umbrella was stolen while a litter of kittens was placed in his hat. The incident nearly covered the lecture fee as the local paper argues twenty five cents is excessive for a speaker given to profanity.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
New Jerusalem
New York City
Enquirer
Indiana
Marion County
Santinel
Sentinel
Anquirer
Asa
New York
Wr. M. Tweed
Treasury
Brussels
Hotatolon
Franklin County
Fayette
Republicana
Alfen County
Marion
Allen
Bath
Horace Greeley
Devotional Hypocrisy and a Comic Melchisedek Lesson
A Sunday reading contrasts devout show with real virtue, denouncing feasting, slander, harsh language, and unpaid debts. It recounts Dr Chalmers dismissing a hypocritical visitor who cites Melchizedek while begging money, and ends with reflections on the demanding Lord's Prayer and its unsettling call to align life with God's will.
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Leavenworth, Lawrence and Galveston
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