Lesueur appoints Yost to state chief clerk post in Missouri
Capt. Alex A. Lesueur has named R. M. Yost as chief clerk of the Missouri secretary of state office. Yost, a Shelbyville native and longtime Republic editor, brings journalism experience, political insight, and wide public connections to Jefferson City. Maj. Tom Park and Maj. A. S. Vogdes also receive posts, forming an experienced staff around the new secretary.
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Yost Retires from Journalism In St. Louis Republic
In a chapel of the Republic composing room the city editor R M Yost announces retirement from journalism next week. The resolutions express regret at severing ties, gratitude for his courteous help, and wish him an unobstructed path thereafter. Also noted is Capt A A Lesuenr’s decision to keep Major A S Vogdes in his office as secretary of state.
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Funeral Train Bears Ernest J Small to Lexington
Yesterday at 10 o clock a special train from Sedalia carried the remains of Ernest J. Small to Lexington Colorado. The cortege included relatives friends and pallbearers from the Order of Railroad Conductors. Rev A R Farci accompanied the body and the service featured a fine choir and moving prayers. The burial followed at the cemetery with brief rites.
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Democratic Party’s endurance and electoral strength in history
The New York World argues the Democratic Party predates unions and has endured since the republic’s founding. It traces party roots to opposition to taxation and colonial oppression, contrasts with Federalists Whigs and Republicans, notes repeated New York victories on tariff reform, and warns against claims of the party’s demise.
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Silent wager over political outcome shocks barber
A Lexington man visiting Cincinnati entered a barber's shop and made a bold bet on political results. He pledged five dollars for every southern state that remains Republican and promised free shaves for a year if the states shift Democratic. He also notes large wagers and a vow of silence until Harrison's election outcome is known, claiming he has spoken for only a limited time.
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Branding the Floaters
Philadelphia Record notes a New York Court of Appeals judge proposes repealing all bribery laws and forfeiting voting rights for those who sell their votes while punishing buyers similarly to curb electoral corruption. The piece argues stricter enforcement would deter vote trading, targeting campaign boodlers labeled as fosters to be handled in blocks of five.
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Benefits of Civility as a Value in Society
A brief meditation on civility from a New York periodical notes that courtesy grants social favor like a universal passport. It warns that even capable men can harm themselves through irritability and rude behavior, while well-mannered individuals gain influence and trust.
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