Constitutional Convention candidates urged in Missouri race
A partisan notice urges January 26 1875 election for delegates to the Constitutional Convention. It promotes Democrats Hawes and Harwell and condemns Republican positions, cites Civil Rights and Tadpole themes, and calls Sullivan and Putnam voters to back Democratic nominees while criticizing Republican leaders and endorsing Gen V Pratt and De L Mincer as district figures.
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Cartiat
Sven
Logisiana
W. Bhalliburton
Orcas
Sullivans Canary
Vices
Kelley
Grant
Belloge
Returning Board
Nepublicans
Congress
New Orleans
Casey
Kellogy
Congressionnel
Charles Hansexp
Wesley Harsaveres
Missouri
Tice
Chariton
Linn
Sullivan
Putnam
Elawwerp Ane
Wixct
Radical Party
de la Mitan
Tadyo
Sulliven
Lcn
LV. Pratt
Mincer
Minnea
Lien and
Blossom House
Brookfield
J. V. Pasrr
Lint
de L. Micien
Miner
Bax
Feneral
Beari
Linn Conntn
Misouri
Thie
Bk. c. Brott
Olte
Linn Co . Mo
Legislature Debates and Balloting in Missouri Senate 1875
The Missouri Senate debates conclude with Gen. P. M. Cockrell emerging as Democratic nominee for the seat, while Gen. Parker and Senator Schurz receive Republican backing. Details cover compensation, appointments, and pay provisions for assembly members, and a note on a welcoming resolution related to Missouri war-chum claims.
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Hardin
Charles Jf. Manser
Lovingston County
Hit
Jack
Morrison
Sheen
Pra Ie Ei Tere
Berg
Strother
PF. M. Cockrell
Williams
Carroll
Jeane ©. Parker
Greneral Cockrell
Parker
Hatchins
Cockrell
Dittenger
Judge Parker
Mer. Tint
Carl Scharz
Gen. Cockrell
Sehury
Gaim
Patie
Boston College Race News From Columbia College Item
A garbled report from Columbia discusses a college event with references to Hulleti Pate wane and a race atmosphere. It mentions heats and possible results, containing scattered names and patriotic or institutional phrases amid a broad account of campus activities and weather impacts.
Bucklin Convention Sparks Debate and Nominations
The Bucklin gathering divided over nominations with some calling the event a fraud while praising certain speakers. The report notes Perry’s supporters, Germorad Pratt, and General Pratt, and reflects on party tensions and the prospect of future political action.
Weather and trade notes from Wheeling area report cold, shortages, and frost
The Wheeling region endures a severe cold spell with scarce water from wells, frozen ponds, and creeks. Frostbitten residents complain of colds and bronchial ailments while trade remains active but costly. a child’s burial is noted and local church groups plan a donation supper for Rev. Bade and his wife at the new Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernier Bernerin
BR. B. Coleman
Watt
Joseph
Owas
Pateau Creek
Otr
Lata
Win
Seraby
Moore
Mr Bade
Hassell
Christina
Geo Pais
Evens Derswey
Mine Bila
Livingstone
Egeise Pierre
Nedbeow
Local Market Prices Run Wide Across Commodities
Market notes from Bucklin and St Catharine list prices for eggs butter poultry beef and vegetables, with many entries for turkeys chickens and ducks. Hides beeswax wool and other animal products are priced, along with grains corn and potatoes, all corrected by local dealers and noting highest market prices in cost of.
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Hatton
Bauer
Eau
Dee Packie
Bate
Bony Apes
Baean
Perth
Prowace
Bucklin
Migs
Tess
Rene
Browning
Han
D. Bewe
Turkess
AL Dexs
ST. Catharine
Eas
H.W. Mohair & c O
Messrs. Chickering & Ms
Europe
America
Chickering
Chickering & Sons
Fragmented Mississippian Petition and Local Notes
Fragmented OCR text records a Mississippian political petition, local commerce notes, and community concerns. It references tax policy, constitutional conventions, and upcoming elections. The piece mentions Barlew & O, shipping, and a call to mobilize support ahead of a January election, with community figures and tradesmen named in passing.
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Baster
Triday Wornime
Isto
Chas. Hammond
Chariton Conty
Atform
Whee Se
Rte
LV. Prover
Bat
Hawaesxp
Harnec
Carrollton Journal
Durell
Louisiena
Purell
Ouisiane
the Democratic Platform
Pratt
Warrex
Hess
Ht West
Warren
Thomas C. Fieteher
Republcan
Aftieind
Senay
Il Inise
Penater Mosby
Comets
Redmainnon
Weber Gans
Weiny Aries
Tay
John N. Crafton
Annete
Eneh
Prank M. Cockwéns
Cn. Seneaz
Cockree
Flix Eawass
Harvinhoe
Senate
Browsrne, Mo
Hotren
Hwang
Thoms Prather
Atener
Columbia
Opie
Hulleti
Suuitaer
Othe Matera
Ali Dernier
Slade
College
Witese Deakkite
Hen Culin
Acai
Tove
Moye
Gomchnig
Ani
Lawedey
Dexinak
Bicxian
Civier
Rasbey
Tia
Maltiturton
Harmison
Cba Ani
Dinpstioe
Saledaria
Germorad Pratt
Wise
al Wren
Peart
Geneer
Nell Worsal
Poe
Stythe Fields
Providence
Bri
Wheeling
Witeetin
Dag
Luvin County
Ladtep E. Jan
Ilbs
Settrack & Co
Nang Ane
Patel
Ms Eles
Fis
Meadville
Dak
HO Tse
Hierro Borns
Amr
Axtin
Barlew & O
W. Hadinuitony
Sato
Missiuiri
Anetty
Ehiltie Missonth
New Boston
Boston
Dee
Keeton Bunter
Daubsener
Sone Thie
Preste
Posbropa
Bro. Bones
S.A
Cox
Domino Phews
Ertelele
Benry
Public Square
Sheri
Flanagan
Ck-Barg
Fiscaean
Peter Crosby
Mississoppi
Lowisiana
Mildons
Republic
Nena A. Con
Akerman—Ball
ER. W. Thorn
Miami
Saline County
Frodas Ansorex
Marne Bari
Harriston
Jaraiary
Jemima Meerzer
Lingétt
P. Parish
Iodhestry
My. Dhunges F. Pendleton
CILAS
LL. Dobson
Attorney At Law
Linneus, Mo
G. BD
Burgess
Bailey
Barnes
Neoney Letnchers
Iesy
St. Louis Globe
Ktay
the Weekly Globe
Sim
Phe
Smeter
Weekly Globe
United States
PT Vorp
Miehedeewia Pauers Axeses
Ciwis of
Wees
St Louis Globe
St. Louis, Mo
T. D. Woodruff
Fourth St
Quincy
Iil
Western Llinois
Northern Missouri
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