State Convention seeks a broad liberal constitution
The article argues for a nonpartisan state constitution for all time, urging a broad liberal framework with protective provisions. It endorses Col. W. F. Swrezten as a fitting convention president and warns against partisan bias in drafting the charter. It also notes a public interest in harmony and substantial governance.
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Commonwealth
Sven
W. F. Swrezten
Columbia
Col. Swrezien
Col
Swrrzier
Republican Press Highlights War Debates and Southern Politics
The Republican Press attacks Democrats over the war and taxation while urging a united Republican effort against Reconstruction policies. It accuses Democrats of rebellion sympathies and calls for continued third term rhetoric, contrasting with Southern chivalry and civil rights debates. Reports from Missouri detail wheat losses, farmer hardships, and rotation farming insights amid blight and pests. Notables discuss suffrage rights for women, and a wool clip record is noted alongside Andy Johnson's potential lawsuit against the New Orleans Times.
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Poi
Bern
Trepablican
Brookfield notes on a school and music event and a theft
Reading recounts Brookfield coverage of a Pacific school exhibition at Shawbridge Hall with praise for Prof Halgeway and students led by Miss Franklin. It also mentions a car or property incident near St Catharine Street resulting in injuries and a separate theft case at an exhibition.
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Liberty Adrar
Kansas
Lavb
Shawbridas Flail
Halgeway
Mics Franklin
Celiuhin
Mt, Eek
Cork Schurz
Hercine
St. Catharine
Heutingwie
Hhetirei
Pie
St Catharine News Highlights and Local Incidents
Reports from St Catharine note preparations for savings at THlinets, Brookfield visits by BR M Decker, and a fatal accident fingered by a fork tine. Mrs Stravher’s daughter dies of injuries while a boy and girl’s bride event is described. Road agent appointment for Decker is announced along with George’s steady service.
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Stephen Carey
Hove Stuaber
Hort
Settes
BR. M. Decker
Brookfield
Monlay
Col. Stravher
Westey
Elliottowne
J. HW. Lineherrs
Peter Dickenseon
Eden Brean
Pegether
Andy
St. Cates
Ares
J.P. Maupin
Decker
Rai
Tema
George
Severy
Atte
Wheeling Community Notes From Wheeling April 28 1875
Wareiine reports scarce fronts of interest in Wheeling as the Base Ball Club reorganizes and opens season with challenges. Mourning the death of Mr Jia Hastings in his fifty sixth year leaves a wife and four children. Farmers plant corn as weather allows while wheat crops face potential failure and scarce money limits shipping. The Constitutional Convention meets next Wednesday.
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Borron Boies
Wheeling
Jia Hastings
Hastings
Scruhy
Meadeville Meanderings and Local Trade Notes
Community notes from Meadeville describe new arrivals and businesses, including a second millinery establishment on Street at Holiness and Cage, Merce Roush, and a Society member. The column mentions local discontent over prices, theater pricing debates, and residents traveling to the Texas region for opportunities.
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Atalvinainy
Snake
Awir
Twe
Wen Baller
Cage
Mercer Roush
Satan Jolly
New Boston News Highlights Farming And Marriage Notices
From New Boston April 24 1875 local notes describe a growing town with one store a carpenter shop a schoolhouse and new dwellings expected while merchants Wright and Thevis thrive. Whisky sales ceased after a deterred voyage and drunken behavior declined. Farmers plan seeding and hope for a good season though late freezes threaten tobacco and corn. A push invites northern Missouri settlers to visit and consider the area. Married news reports J M Roberts and Annie Stone and J W Brown and Lon F Gabbs have joined in matrimony, with reflections on community loss and potential future reunions.
Death of the Hon I W Haley in Sullivan County
Linvkes April 25 1675 reports the death of Hon I W Haley representative of Sullivan County Mo. The obituary notes twenty years of acquaintance with Haley praising his integrity honesty and diligent service as a legislator and farmer. It conveys condolences to his widow and family and offers prayers for God’s guidance during their loss.
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Faron Reiner
Vy P
Amng
Ton
Haley
Sullitan County
Jeffersen
Christian
Sullivan
Prins
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