Kellogg government debate stirs New Hampshire to Mississippi
The piece discusses a split over Kellogg government recognition in Louisiana and predictions of a Democratic House. It notes Morton urging Republican support to back presidential stance, mentions New Hampshire election disputes, and recounts Governor Hannin vetoing a penitentiary bill and Pinchback case postponement.
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House of Representatives
Kellogg
Louisiana
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Pinchback
Political notes and election outcomes across states
The column reports on New Hampshire Democrats gaining two of three Congress seats, Republican plurality thinning, and a regional assessment of tax laws on railroads. It also covers the St Louis National Democratic Convention suitability, Vice President Wilson on the Soldiers' Bounty bill, Beecher trial length notes, Sherman order for Black Hills gold hunting, and Louisiana city elections with Wm. Parker winning mayor.
Col cape capel evening shows diverse college oratory
Five colleges took part in a literary contest at the University chapel in Columbia Missouri. Central College Fayette won the prize with Charles B. Rush as the successful speaker, amid a crowded audience that paid admission. The event highlighted rivalry among local colleges and featured a lecture-like program with notable judges.
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Paes
Bes
Coir College
Nesner
Anon W. Cnawermnarms
University of Missouri
Bes Borwert
Washington University
W. Wana
Weetiincer College
A. Crewe
Wilthan Jewell
Tollege
Mben
Cohinalia
Charles B. Rush
Central College
Fayette
Missouri
A. M. Lay
Jefferson City
Mortimer Mc Hhaney
Mexico
E. Mattren
Ben Blewett
Washigton University
Cone
Local notes from New Boston dated March 17 1875
A compact column from New Boston comments on community updates. It mentions recent marriages John B D Watson and Lucy Stultz, a favorable wheat outlook, and local election candidates J O Goddard for Assessor B Bray and C R Baker for Constable TL Davis for Justice of the Peace. It also notes March weather and a Civil Rights Bill stance by Seascriber Even Bex.
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New Boston
Eprron Bullerin
John BD. Watson
Lucy Stultz
W.H. Davis
Democratic convention nominates township officers
The Dermocracy of Parson Creek Township held a convention by call to nominate candidates for township offices. J A Howe was elected Chairman and 4 M Phompson Secretary. Nominees include BR G Arnold for Township Clerk and W S MacGinnis for Township Assessor.
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Mmn Eiaivention
JA. Howe
4. M. Phompson
Wmn
Sufferers in Nebraska clothing drive appeal and local notes
The issue calls for clothing and blankets for Nebraska sufferers with collection points at Mrs Sever and HH Black's store, deadline April 15. The missive also reports on Callaway representative Jones proposing a branch penitentiary funded by 1500000 in bonds, site selection, and a 900 cell old building upgrade. It notes a pending jury boarding bill and Senate endorsement of the President's Louisiana policy, plus trade outlooks from Baltimore American and a Missouri clerkship mention for Thomas W. Crittenden.
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Nebraska
W. OW
Sir Rens
Jones
Callaway
Springtime repair and church outreach in St Catharine
In St Catharine the community prepares for farming season with plow repairs and garden work. Rev Davies of Lacrede plans meetings at Lenhart Chapel, praised for supervising the revival efforts. Joseph D Hayes starts a new dwelling, funded by his means.
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Missouri
Davies
Lacrede
Lenhart Chapel
Joseph D. Hayes
Browning News: Growth, Trade Openings, and Local Scrutiny
Browning Missouri reports a spring uplift with merchants expanding stock and plans for dry goods and wagons. A petition seeks moving the voting precinct, mail routes shift to tri weekly, and Heywood revenue cases draw scrutiny as authorities seek reform.
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Eprren Buisevin
Browning
Biswell Bros
Milan
Laclede
Linneus
Clarkson Declares Candidacy for Justice of the Peace
A. M. Clarkson announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace. He objects to the outcome of the Powership Convention and seeks support from voters.
Local School Commissioner Candidates Named in Linn County
A notices list Prof B Jones as candidate for County School Commissioner subject to voters. Prof J Gleteary is named for Linn County County School Commissioner. An appointment incumbent Alexander Purden is presented as candidate for District No 1 Engineer position awaiting district voters decision.
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B. Jones
J. J. 1Gleteary
Linn County
Alexander Purden
Ddrge
Northcott Seeks Linnens Mayoral Office
The candidate B. Northcott is presented as a suitable person to fill the office of Mayor of Linnens. He will be supported by many voters in the city.
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Hos
Northcott
Linnens
Stephen Beach
Linn County
E. Db. Harvey
E. Hwe
Myles
Moore and Wilkerson run for Linneus City Marshal
The notice names J B Moore as candidate for re election as City Marshal and John W Wilkerson as candidate for Marshal of Linneus. Both are subject to voters decisions at the polls.
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J.B. Moore
John W. Wilkerson
Linneus
Political Moves and Easter Calculation in Missouri News
A letter notes 51 last congress members seek White House posts after adjournment, more than half of the slate retired by a recent tidal wave. It also explains Easter as the Sunday after the full moon of March 21, which was Sunday this year, placing Easter on March 28. The Missouri legislature passes a bill to create a colored High School in St. Louis.
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Carrollton Journal
Jefferson City
General Assembly
Suc T. Finhart
Stephens College
Athens
John Staith
John
Rocheport
Sallie Dodson
Salt Creek
Mou. Payne
Sweezer
Syphax
St. Louis
Missouri
Becket Washington RN marriage at Wen. Moore residence
At the residence of Wen Moore on March 1 1973 Elder W Thompson united James T Brewer and Ips B Waster both of Lin County in marriage.
Linn County Markets Prices and Produce Listings
Linnus near Meadsville and surrounding markets list prices for butter eggs lard wild fowl pelts hides dried fruit and farm staples. Prices include corn 73600 cents per bushel wheat 85 cents per bushel potatoes 100 per bushel and oats sales. Corrected by J H Duns noting cash paid for all kinds of produce.
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Meadville
Skunk
Chpersstim
J. H. Duns
Tim
Wa HH
Enasorr
Brooke Seld
Wien
Miller
Marcents
Winkiee
Linn County
Postmaster General Jewell Won’t Press Third Class Rates
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General Jewell will not seek immediate enforcement of the new third class postage rates for transient newspapers magazines or other postal matter.
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Washington
Jewell
Counterfeit Bill Finder Remains Sharp Even When Forgetful
A man may forget his business, tie family and obligations, but he recalls where he got the counterfeit bill. The line underscores awareness of illicit money sources and personal accountability in financial deception cases.
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