Journalistic Independence Prominent In State Press
The Bulletin notes growing disaffection with party organs among both urban and rural papers. It argues papers now stand on their own merits, rejecting compelled organ status and praising independent editorial stance as essential to credible public journalism. It cites the Macon Journal emphasizing absolute independence in its columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Journal
Macon County
St. Louis
Democrat
Globe
Ariadne of Old
The
Times
Mutehins
The Hutchins Times Farce and Oregon Convention
A Missouri libel suit against The Times over allegations against Mr. Merewurs ends in compromise. The piece mocks journalism and party leaders, while Farmers' State Convention at Salem, Oregon nominates a full ticket and backs legal reforms, including transport regulation, salaries, and local option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ State
Salem
Oregon
Laclede Items Reflect Local News and Rumors
The issue reports counterfeit money activity in Brookfield and nearby towns, weather woes hurting farmers, and local commerce hopes for a brisk spring. It notes a Shakesperean club formation, a select school start, and town improvements, plus scattered dispatches on Pinkerton detectives and a fatal midwestern snowstorm.
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Brookfield
Porket
Missourni
Bart
E. M. Tracy
Hemen
Chicago
Sullivan County
St. Louis
Swan Lake
Linn County
Davies
Academy
Distressing accidents touch Brookfield community
From Brookfield April 21 1874 a tragic week includes gun accident injuring Charky Hoyle of the New Era office and a fatal railroad yard incident injuring B H Crain. The editor notes Hoyle remains critically ill while Crain dies on scene and mourns his young widow and child. The piece also mentions local figures Daniel Young and Ken Masten, and notes civic concerns over sidewalks and licensing.
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Charky Hoyle
New Era
Bissippy
Jeanuge
H. Crain
Sedan
Tre
Cathie
Daniel Young
Hira
Sameel
Masten
Dieaiae
Pennsylvania
Hinsten
Warshal
Rebecca Jane
Walter Bray
Johonic
Pire Brigade
G. W. Helt
Mallican Guard
David Braham
Viedettas
Thea Fr
Beritone
Bollaan
Piele Petowith Eherass
Arter
Monie
Howe
A. Baker
Toleta
Lestie
Micke Boone
Acherenus
Angelo Challop
Pratt
Mozart
Owen
Wilkos
Party Decay and the Rise of Independent Voters
The piece argues that public discontent with partyism grows nationwide, with voters prioritizing candidate integrity and capacity over party loyalty. It predicts a cleansing wave dissolving corruption and aims for a political peace and renewed republic.
The Times on Spring Elections and Washburn Senate Victory
The Kansas City Times notes mixed signals from Spring Elections, citing Linneus Bulletin as an example of radical critique of party leaders. It clarifies the Bun ter newspaper as not an organ of any party and endorses a broad reform effort. It proclaims William B. Washburn elected United States Senator from Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Linneus Bulletin
Republcans
Bulletin
7Imes
Times
William B. Washburn
United States
Massachusetts
J J.igleuhart
Western OP
St. Louis
J.J
Lehart
Mead , Mo
Poor Gardener and Local Notes Find Summer Tone
A collage of verses and local items notes a dead child named Johnny Smith and a mix of rural updates. It mentions druggists Craimptons, Walter Brown's April wool outlook, cheese trends, April rain forecasts, barnyard farming, and sheep farming with Cotewold sheep flock counts.
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Johnny Smith
Craimptons
TL & St. Doe
Walter Brown
Benny
Lelder
Heather Ste
Buck
B. W. Lawrence
Cotewold Mere
Meadville Notes and Race of Local Affairs
Local lines report a school election and board salaries, with names like A Lippitt and W Goldman elected. Notices warn on tax returns, public school exam delays, and community notes from Amicus about breeding horses and local commerce.
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Petty
Berrs
Wan M
Sam Berts
Dave
Glasgow Journal
Sebel
W. Goldman
KL. Hatlenburg
Ed. C. Feoten
A. Lippitt
Bar Lippitt
Lippitt
Mr. Lippitt
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Rawner
Boctit
Journalistic Independence
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Fraternity
Sisex Tiremins
Dusy Rheti
Agemiest
Timex Co
the Times
St. Lewis
Merewurs
Heerewiss
Gines Secmed
Ginnert
Wagner
Lawin
Grover
Missouri
Ite
Mr. Hoe
Oregon Farmers
Kearney
James Brothers
Elkhorn
Ray County
Pinkerton
Jesse James
Frank James
P. K. Cole
Council Bluffs
Jas. Murphy
John
Silver Creek
Sanborn
Surfiacco
Treasury
Fulton Telegraph
Col
Norman J. Colman
Bronsithip
St. Catharine
Meadville
Teax
Rap Ae Eal Rersey
Ross
Hy. Black
Greery Dhat
Hiy
Feichart
Pat Moore
J. Igiehart
Rangers
Oh Joe
Mir
Mellinnd
Bes
Amicus
Committee On Internal Revenue Wives
Internal Revenue Laws
Ate
Senate
Missouri Stove Foundry
Proprietors
Wood & Cook Stove
N. S. Higgins
Linneus
Nas
Trebacom
World
Phillips & Stevens
Linners
Linnews
New Drug Store
Cantwell
Buckiin
AVING
Buckin
N.B
Cantweir
J. M. Cash
Buckein
Linn
Louis
Eee Ealer
Bucklin, MO
Chariton
Elies
Orier
Grubbs
Douglas, Eweler
AVD
Evgraver
Buckelin
Watelies
B. EB
Patenen
Bucklin
Phillip Manawal
Tyan
Flansman
FALER
Isi
Hill
Lion
R. J. Wheeler
McCormick and Buckeye
Morrison
Fort Madison
Iowa
Buford
Rock Ishin
Mitchell
Racine
Wisconsin
B. B. Putman
Meissourt
BB. Portas
Ss. FF. Prm R Y
BR. Powers
John Rose
Bowers & Rose
MEAD
Parson Creek Lodge
G. T. Peeuler
Svery
W.J.P
G. Wiliams
W. E. Hailey
W. Ai
Dockery Lodge
E. D. Havre
Crowdale
Patterson & Dunn
Moondwille
Lisining
T. PY
March
G. L. Williams
Meadwville
J. Witter
Ereport
H. Hester
J. 1 Swinney
C. B. Petter
Vmoore
Geren
Deere & Clipper
J.P. Mansyr
ARIES
H. Blick
Menadwville
Initial Home Manufactures
Spafford & CO
Meadville, Mo
J. M. Thompson
M. D
Bottsville
Marks’ Lumber
M. Johnson
EX É Furniture
Ave
Murrain
West Side
Macon Street
B. L. Barbee
East Side
Macon
H. Black
A. D. Black
Meadville, Mc
Hannibal & St. Joseph Sts
Sor Investment
Row Sale
Mite
Abe Warks
Meapvinm
Brooktiede Heb
Sthomas D. Price
Woodruff's
Peter
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Woodruff
A. Norgberg
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