Coming Political Storm Foretold in The Bulletin
The editor denounces widespread corruption across parties and predicts a peaceful political revolution. He cites the Salary Grab and the Franking Privilege as symbols of decay and praises the Missouri Republican for strong anti corruption reporting. He urges public awakening and promises support for the uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Benton
Washington City
Missouri Republican
Currency Expansion Sparks Western Stand in Congress
The currency expansion moved to 400 million dollars after House and Senate approval with minor amendments. Eastern representatives opposed while Western and Southern members backed the increase, marking a pivotal shift toward independence from Eastern influence in congressional voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
Calico Church Club Formed in Mason County Kentucky
The ladies of Mason County Kentucky organize a Calico Church Club pledging members to attend services in plain calico and to refrain from bustles hoops or jewelry.
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Mason County
Kentucky
Local Township Officers Election Results Report
The document shows outcomes for Locust Creek Jackson Clay Parson Creek and Enterprise Yellow Creek townships. It lists trustees clerks collectors and assessors with names including John M Pratt Jeremiah Phillips Jas W Colgan Chas S Homan S D Sandusky T T Bailey Alex Sayers Wm Pittman M Jacobs W T Gibson J J Botts W W Peery H Hazen A Marks Geo W Goldman T D Evans G Barber Geo W Goldman and John M Redding among others with various positions and the composition of justice of the peace and constables.
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Locust Creek
Jackson,Clay and
Parson Creek
Locust Creek Township
Jeremiah Phillips
Jas
W. Colgan
Chas
Homan
S. D. Sandusky
Justice Peace
T. T. Bailey
Jackson Township
Alex. Sayers
John M. Bailey
Joseph Gooch
Wm. Pittman
Clay Township
M. Jacobs
W. T. Gibson
J. J. Botts
W. W. Peery
H. HU. Hazen
A. Marks
Geo. W. Goldman
T. D. Evans
G. Barber
Cgeo
W. Goldman
Elections Recap and Temperance Crusade Reactions
From yesterday’s paper the report notes Connecticut Harrison Republicans led Ingersoll Smith Prohibitionist results show a Democratic Senate and House. Ohio cities Cincinnati Dayton Columbus and Cleveland swing Democratic. Kansas City St Joseph St Louis also go Democratic. The Chicago Inter Ocean critiques the crusade as unlikely to end drink trade quickly and notes growing opposition, temperance meetings, church involvement, and broader suppression efforts.
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Trespray
Connecticut
Harrison
Ingersoll
Smith
Senate
House
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Message of regard for H. W. Istone from Linneus readers
Readers in Linneus send best wishes to H. W. Istone who attended law lectures at the State University. They praise his diligence and oratory, hope he returns, and extend a cordial invitation for a pleasant season with friends in Linneus.
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Pear Bullerme
Bulletin
North
Missouri
H. W. Istone
State University
Linneus
Planting Trees This Spring Bargain at J H Mannina
If you intend planting trees this Spring, call on J H Mannina at Laclede to see his large stock of choice trees. He is selling below cost.
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J. H. Manmina
Laclede
Laclede Election Heats Up Then Peoples Ticket Wins Big
In Laclede a heated but orderly campaign produced a strong turnout. The People’s ticket, a mixed slate with two Democrats and the rest Republicans, swept all positions by about forty votes. Winners include Trustee Maxwell Collector Mitchell Assessor J M Welsh Clerk Dr Griffith Constable Oscar Mitchell Justices G W Freeman Fay. All of the old town board retained their seats.
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Laclede
Peoples
Maxwell
Mitchell
J. M. Welsh
Griffith
Oscar Mitchell
G. W. Freeman
Fay
Old Town Board
Local Items From St Catharine Chronicle
Local items note John Coffman Sylvester Baker and Franklin Britton of North Salem visiting. Strader nears closing a salt car and will keep Hannibal lime. New pastor Dill arrives and preaches well. Public appeal to support ministry. Decker expands drama with Kenoble fate. Burgess Mullins spring stock. a stabbing at McCollum house. St Catharine Dramatic Troupe impresses. Bucklin show set for Friday 10th proceeds to Temperance Lodge.
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John Coffman
Sylvester Baker
Franklin Britton
North Salem
Seach
Strader
Hannibal
Dill
Ife
St. Catharine
Christ
R. M. Decker
L. Spalding
Phoenix Insurance Company
Hartford
Burgess & Mullins
James M. McCollum
George Purdy
Tom Norris
ST. Catharine Dramatic Troupe
Congregational Church
Finney
George Decker
McBride
Chas. Kinney
T. B. Greer
Tom
O'Neill
Billy O'Neill
O. C. Stolp
M. Decker
Bucklin
Temperance Lodge
Sam and Dog Hunt Coon in Mascele Fork Tale
Dean Tom recounts a rustic tale from Greenwood about Sam and his dog tracking a coon. The hunt turns dramatic as thecoon hides and the dog fights, ending with Sam delivering a brutal punch and the coon dying. The narrator hopes the coon will forgive the fight.
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Dean Tom
Sam
Sammy
Dog
Grant
Fusion Chiefly Drives Wheeling Election Climate
From Wheeling, a lively bulletin notes ongoing fusion in a local primary with Republicans Democrats and Grangers forming a united slate to defeat the so called Tammany ring. It praises cross party cooperation while predicting several candidates will be elected and comments on village health and local merchants.
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Grangers
Tammany Ring
Wheeling
New York
Boss Tweed
Wines. Evens
Rec
Gregg & Jackson
McLain & Co
Granger
Wim
Evens
Wadley
Weather and town notes from New Boston town visit
Report from New Boston describes four days of cold weather with four inches of snow at month end. Mentions Turkey Company seeking a herder, busy blacksmith and wagon shops, a large school exhibition with about four hundred attendees, and local赞 reflections on moral cautions and public critiques citing a Washington committee investigation into roadway contracts and official connections.
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Bprrer Brinertx
Turkey Company
Mr. Wright
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Jas. O. Calhoun
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Thomas Crampton, Jr
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C. D. Finney
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H. Thadhum
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Columbia
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Elitor Bulletin
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Orange
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A. W. Myers
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Tohunie
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4Th St
Qeivey
Nichols, Shepard & CO
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Pairanover Williams
Wance
Linneus, Mo
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Elizabeth
Robert F. Wilson
Mary
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Linneus Weekly Bulletin
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Eal Estate
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East Hallibur
Ton's
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Abe Marks
MeapviLye
Thomas D. Price
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H. C. Clarkson
Groecery
F. M. Wadley
Rozell
R. G. Dildine
Wm. Reed
Curmitan
Wm. Gaunt
Wheeling Lodge
Babb & Son
S. W. Haynes
W. M
J. E. Pardonner
Acme Lodge
5. C. Gage
Wam
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M. Scruby
W.S. Evans
H. Onderdonk
George W. Gish
Ee Ee Reel
Od. S. McCullough
A. Darrow
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J. Whitebread
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Yilla
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