The Election of Co. School Commissioner
The article discusses social issues around race and rights, referencing Pinchback and Kellogg, and reports a minstrel show controversy in St. Joseph. It explains the method and timing for electing the County School Commissioner and urges voters to participate, noting the first Tuesday in April as the election day in district meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the & Touts Pines
Washington
Pinchback
Kellogg
Grant
Congress
Tootle’s Opera House
St. Joseph
Huyett
Herane
Mherato
Sampo
New Orleans
Little
Memphis
Avianta
Aed Wapner
Boards of Education
B. A. Hones
Cty
Linn County
Board of Education of Linens
Micouri
Circuit Court
Linn
Missouri
H. Wilkerson
A. W. Mantins
Civil Rights Bill Opposed as Unconstitutional Threat
The piece attacks a proposed Civil Rights bill arguing it unconstitutional and harmful to the South. It claims fines and federal jurisdiction, accuses Republicans led by Sumner, predicts Democratic gains, and warns the measure will provoke violence and misrule in the North and South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Republican Party
Sumner
South
North
Privat
Columbia Notes and Community Happenings 1875
Local items report university leadership speculation, plans for a rotary of red shirts and hats, court actions, land sales, and county business. Notable mentions include elections for University leadership, Blaine era figures, a Dusenberry land sale, county bonds, and community notices. Also covered are church meetings, a bachelor oration, and social clubs.
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Coresma
Mow
Perkins
Ocniversity
Mead
8.5
Laws
Westminster
Fulton
Kite
Dr. Read
Board of Curators
Afe
Charles Welch
Merril
Victor Sebree
Hubbard
Brown Station
Victor
Wm. H. Miller
Alfred Miller
Stephen Redford
Operes
Colorado
Essie Ws. Arnold
Pueblo
Sane
Henry Crambaugh
Lexington
Conmambaugh
Columbia
Methodist Quarterly Conference
Christian Church
Hopson
Win
Dancan
Bellene Medical College
New York
Round Pablo Club
Chub
Judge Kelly
Judge Bliss
Stephens College
E. M. Stephens
the Herald
A.M. Johnson
Chillicothe
Changes and events in St Catharine for week
Local notes from St Catharine include weather, market stringency, and upcoming spring election anxieties. Mr Smitt of Laclede Republican visited. a large fur shipment from Burgees & Mullins arrived. A grand dance is planned in Strader's Hall Friday night with Civil Rights era music. Several families moved, school board appointed Win Steinke. residents travel to Chicago and Pennsylvania for moves and visits.
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Sprig
Burgees & Mullins
Strader
St. Catharine Vilage
Win
PF. Steinke
TL AL Miller
Brookfield
Ben Butler
St. Cates
Strader’s
B. Lessard
W. Willet
Mr. Lessard
Towa
Bucklin Notes On Weather Politics And Local Tensions
From Bucklin March 16 1875 postal robbery sentencing in Jefferson City and post office intrigue alleged. Local weather shifts storms and weeks end with legislative adjournment and school commissioner election talk. Greenwood bill on State University curators and GOP defections noted.
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Beestisx
Borroer Baarems
Stacey
Tle
Jefferson
John T. Godard
Baker Township
Jones
Godard
Methodist Episcopal Quarterly Meeting
Bucklin
Bowers
Greenwood
Local School Examinations and Commencement Echo
Students at Meadville hear reports of improved class performance during exams and closing exercises. The piece lists numerous declamations, recitations, and a valedictory, praising Miss Grace Harvey and Miss Flora Harvey for leading a successful term and thanking the Harvers patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean San
Warren Seavy
Ella McGinnis
Josie Mallard
Coase Randall
Annie Kahin
Nettie Anderson
Frank Ford
Nallie Muanard
Geo, Cox
Nell
Lara On
Mattie Black
Mattie
Anv Oe Schators
Annie Eakin
Johny
Penitentiary Bill Passes with Amendments
The House approved the Senate measure allowing convict labor anywhere in the state outside large cities, with county court consent required and strict limits near Jefferson City. Opponents call the bill objectionable and favor keeping convicts at the penitentiary.
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House
Senate
Jefferson City
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Che Bulletin
Waren 19
Straw Neder
Bocister
J. B. Wilcox
Tor
Schoo Commisssioner
A. Jones
the Morning Herald
United States
St. Catharine
State University
Boone County
Phelps County
Missouri River
Legislatre
Meadville
Meravvine
Brincein
Papeey
Creir
Pan
Yong
Odeo
Hymeneal
Carrelton
A.B. Woo Vrres
Leey Lee
Parront
Dr. S. Beacn
Paeunia
Reswerev
Paetinonia
Fiy Mokay
G. WL
Byva
Guy
Nota Bene
Mrapvirie
Eprron
Aix
Clara Mourtain
Mollie Fetter
Etlie Mecinnis
Lillie Kellowe
F. E. Black
Warren Seavey
Oscar Swinney
Randal
Mittie Williames
Fox
Lizzie Hallaburg
John Billington
Coquette
Statia Harvey
Statia
Mary Goldman
May Exsay
Mary Watterson
Lem
Mainard
Tallean
St Aut Harvey
Statin
Win. Howe
Hattie Black
Jennie McGinnis
Jenne
Winthrop Harvey
Winthrop
Grace Harvey
Flora Harvey
Echo
Sullivan County
Redene
Borrrr Rose
Harris Melstorr
Sullivan Co
Wey
Margh Looses
Mary Capy
Linn Co
Aimeunee Alexnander Purdin
Me. Eorror
B.A. Northcote
Morvor
Linnens
Maxy Verenrs
J.B. Woorke
Marchal
John W. Wilkerson
Linneds
Charves R. McConnies
Bin
Hinself
Jesus
Milill
Woolen Factory
FENUE
Myles
Albert Savage
Linnens, Mo
Misouri
M. Chrisman & Sons
E. B. Duffey
J.S. Goodman
Washington St
Chicago
Missouri Hotel
Luineus
Pacific House
Mareh Loth
G. K. Denbo
B. J. Nonrucort
City of
Linnen
Red
W. Powers
Laclede Business Directors
J.M. Welsh &Co
Mound Hill Nursery
J. M. Welse & Co
Laclede, MO
B. Falton, M.D
Laclede
Depot
Laclede, Linn County, Mo
John F. Pershing
W. P. Spurgeon
Offce
Welsh & Hamilton
P. FP
Felts
Cc. Wolker
Whitney
Kansas City
O. W. Kelsey & Son
Virgil
N. E. Corner Public Square
W. B. Cather
NEW Drug Store
B. Easton
New Cash Store
J. T. Heath
Linneus & Surrean
H. A. Trowbridge
Linneus
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