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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

Oct 29, 1875

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New Constitution Vote urged on October 30

Friday morning items urge voters to approve the new constitution in the October 30 election. Notes on Hayes travel to Pennsylvania, local commentary from Cincinnati and Dubuque, and short items from Kirksville about schools, temperance sentiment, and education advocacy.

William Allen Defeated in Tie to Hayes Victory

Governor Hayes has just been elected and Governor Allen, though defeated, is praised for personal purity energy and popular oratory. The interview with Hayes reveals courtesy and dignity as laboring under partisan bias, with reflections on Cary Sam and the Democratic banner for future prospects.

Louisville Ledger Fiov Allen Hayes Scott Virginia Groverbu General Cary Republican Party Hayes Caine Halstead Cincinnati

Corwin Speech Fails to Stir Western Reserve Audience

A Cincinnati Enquirer recounts Tom Corwin’s 19th century visit to the Western Reserve where his calculated oratory and jokes fell flat. The crowd remained unmoved until two cadaverous locals moved to applaud then the room voted three cheers. Corwin left in frustration, remarking the audience lacked enthusiasm. The Soldiers Home at Dayton later reported twelve hundred votes for Allen.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Corwin Painesville Mr. Corwin Pam America Tom Corwin Pam Cowin Reserve eStill Dayton Allen

Miser in the Bay Area Cellar Described by Ledger Reporter

A San Francisco Ledger reporter escorts a special officer to a Chinatown alley and a hidden cellar where an old miser lies in a fetid lair. The man, surrounded by rats and rotting sores, reportedly has 40,000 dollars in the bank yet feeds on scraps and vermin.

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