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Linneus Weekly Bulletin in Linneus, Missouri

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Linneus Weekly Bulletin

Location

Linneus, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1875

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Burlington and Southwestern rail line progress and receivership

The piece reviews the Burlington and Southwestern railway's legal and financial turmoil, the transferring of receivership from E McKitterick to Elijah Smith, and the importance of completing the Browning to Laclede gap to unlock through traffic with St Joseph Leavenworth Kansas City and northern Missouri markets.

Burlington Southwestern Compierce E. McKitterick Merchant's National Bank Gen. N. B. Baker MecKitterick Smith Misson Unionville Iron Horse Hannibal St. Joe St. Joseph Leavenwort Kansas City Chicago Illinoia Iowa Laclede Missouri St. Louis United States Chicago and Southwestern Railway Burlington and Southwestern Browning Friends of the Road

Judge Black on currency policy and labor in 1860s era debate

In a wide interview Judge Jeremiah S. Black of Pennsylvania critiques the anti constitutional party for fiat money, argues Congress lacks power to make paper legal tender, and warns of expansion followed by contraction. He condemns currency debasement and laments labor’s growing exploitation while noting no clear remedy.

New York World Jeremiah S. Black Pennsylvania Supreme Court Congress United States Judge B Commonwealth van Buren Issuin Treasury Post Madison Gov. Porter Labor Party

Prospecting Report Confirms Gold In Macon County Area

Messrs Richard Crane Land Commissioner H and St J R R Co Geo W Hewett and W J Marsh returned from exploration to the Macon county gold mines. They confirm gold in many places along the Chariton river and gulches leading to it. Specimens show gold exists though paying quantity is unsettled.

Messrs Richard Crane Geo W. Hewett W. J. Marsh Macon County Chariton River Hannibal Courier

The Poisoning at Bevier Trotting Mare American Girl

The Bevier incident centers on the trotting mare American Girl said to have poisoned her owner. Officials investigate rumors linking the horse to the alleged crime and its impact on ownership and racing circles.

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