Poultry Show at Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia
The June issue notes a poultry show to be part of the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia. It also reports local and national items including appointing I H Sturgeon as Internal Revenue Collector for St Louis, and rail and tax notices. Strong mentions of political commentary and press opinions follow.
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Philadelphia
Ilion
I. H. Sturgeon
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
Con. Maguire
St. Joseph
Huntsville
Macon
Laclede
Moore
Eton Tompson
Vice President Wilson in Southern tour draws mixed judgment
A New York interview recounts Henry Wilson’s southern trip as he courts Republican support for a presidential bid. The piece criticizes him as a radical Yankee whose stance harmed the South, while noting alleged slow healing of race tensions and political shifts favoring Democrats.
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Massachusetts
Wilson
New York
South
Radical Party
Grant
Henry Wilson
Harnass Armon
New England
Ohio Democrats Nominate Governor Anzey at State Convention
The Ohio Democratic State Convention nominated Governor Anzey without opposition and approved a platform favoring limited presidential terms, equal protection, currency reform, and church-state separation. The piece predicts a large Democratic victory and Allan Allen likely as presidential nominee in 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Anzey
Bill
Alleen
Winds, Rain, and Floods Hit Bucklin Area
From Bucklin Missouri June 22 1875 a severe storm produced high winds and heavy rains causing widespread flooding. Fences and trees damaged orchards and a large granary toppled near Mr Cash’s property as residents repair damage and plan Fourth of July festivities. Messages note town improvements including sidewalks widened to twelve feet while locals discuss education plans and a possible graded school. Green Wood.
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Eperron Benner
Dion
Prain
Ubis
Cash
Farner Jenkine
R. A. DeBolt
Bucklin
New York State
Myer
Selwoodk
Kirkville
Butt
Isaac Knotts
Lycurgus Alnutt
Thomas Deem
Linn County
Fountain Grove
Linneus
Thomas McCmullen
Missouri convention urged to finish constitution quickly
Editorial criticizes Missouri's state constitutional convention for delays in drafting a bill of rights. The piece urges swift work reflecting the people's will and warns against reforms used to justify political gain. It cites a Huntsville column urging pious conduct and honest earning to avoid moral stain.
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Missouri
New
Democratic Party
Huntsville Mereld
Jefferson City Dispatch on Railroad Assessment and Constitutional Sections
Special dispatch reports Missouri railroad assessment rising from 14 000 000 to 20 000 000 lowering state revenue by about 400 000. Renewal bonds of 3122 000 issued to Hannibal and St Joseph railroad. Convention sections fix House representation ratios and first election dates for 1876 1878. Senatorial representation plans assign 34 districts with Jackson Cass Bates merged and St Louis to have seven Senators.
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Hannibal & St. Joseph
Kansas City Times
Jefferson City
Jane YO
Board of Equalization
Hardin
Hannibal and
St. Joseph
House of Representatives
General Assembly
United States
St. Louis
Jackson
Buchanan
Franklin
Greene
Jonson
Lafayette
Macon
Marion
Pike
Saline
Fyan
Committee On Senatorial Representation
Cass
Bates
Missouri to vote on female suffrage amendment separate from other issues
The Missouri Constitutional convention proposes submitting female suffrage as a distinct amendment for a direct vote. The paper notes curiosity about the outcome and suggests success there could revive the nationwide push. Additionally a Huntsville Merch reports a wool dresser case with a loss recovered after pursuit to St. Louis.
Young Ladies Represent States in Sunrise Gun Salute Pageant
A schedule lists thirteen guns at sunrise and a sequence of events from a flag march to a Declaration reading and speeches. Miss Mollie Callaud represents Delaware and many other named young ladies represent states across the Union. The program includes music, a bridge procession, a tobacco factory gathering, public square review, fireworks, and remarks by dignitaries.
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New School House
John WH. Hall
Div
Gee
Winssey
Judge Whitaker
Mollie Callaud
Delaware
Louw Wheeler
Pennsylvania
Nettie Young
New Jersey
Lou Carter
Georgia
Edith Whitaker
Conneclicut
Katie Snider
Masachusetts
Bettie Williamson
Maryland
Belle Scheekies
South Carolina
Katie Terry
New Hampshire
NeHi
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Che Bulletin
U. Ki. Braw Neste, Edctitor
J. B. Wilcox
City
State Board of Equalization
State of
The
Missouri State Grange
Hlinvis
Chillicothe
Republicans
California
T. Gelps
Joseph McCann
O. H L. Hallet
District of Columbia
Committee On Elections and Electors
Grundy County
J. H. Stasis
Judge Kelley
Republican Party
Columbus, Ohio
Uris
Kelley
Becxars, Meo
Ios
the Convention
Pitter Gazette
Missouri Constitutional Convention
UTTL
Will Warantes
L. N. Goodale
Board of Appeals
W.os. McChlanailan
G. B. Mrnners
C. L. Spalding
Sloucessor TO
W. H. Elliott
Burgeess & Mullins
St. Catharine, Mo
Ronage
St. Catharine
Kentucky
Moreece
Will
Hr. Emanuel & CO
Brookfield, MO
Bucklin, Mo
Saiencert
Linnen
Lion County
E. Chessround
Quincy Music House
Chicago
Eee
T. D. Woodruff
Fourth St
Quincy, III
R. B. Bacon
Linneus, Mo
Linnenus
Ann Russell
Linnens
Thomas Whitaker
Brucklin, Vo
Territories
Bucklin Lodge No
A. F
A.M
Joux P. Parecops
Ss. F. Perry
Cantwell, M. D
Missouri Med. Col
Front Street
Phillip Manawall
R. J. Wheeler
Bucktin, Mo
Rogers
WM. H. Grubbs
Ceater
Quincy
Imag
B. Bowers
W. H. Hose
Bowers & Hose
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