Debates on Democratic presses and English influence in America
The piece critiques Democratic papers and imperialist sympathy in the U S, arguing that Southern sympathies and sensationalist journalism shape public opinion. It notes Johnson Stanley Alabama claims treaty reception in Senate, Sumner’s speech, and cross-Atlantic attitudes toward Grant, Seward, and English aristocracy. A separate section details a county railroad crossing law mandating inspections, flagmen, and fines to fund school districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States Senate
Alabama
Sumner
Grant
Johnson
Journal
Juinows State Register
Register
Swed Iit
Jay Jn. Reerénée
Board of Supervisors
Piace
Board of Aupervisora
Gaid Boards of Supervisors
Missouri Items From Hannibal and Nearby
The Broadway Methodist Church in Hannibal has been demolished to make way for a new edifice. A pistol discharged from a press package aboard the steamer Rob Roy at Hannibal caused no injuries. A hawk was shot in Howard County measuring four feet five and a half inches wingspan. A stranger staying in South Hannibal attempted suicide Friday night but was saved by prompt remedies. In Harrisonville an affray followed a lawsuit victory for Geo. W. Lindsey against John and Jessey Preston. Lindsey and John Preston were mortally wounded and Jessey Preston was badly hurt.
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Broadway Methodist
Hannibal
Howard County
South
Harrisonvilles
Geo. W. Linsey
John
Jessey Preston
Lindsey
John Preston
Western travel book and New York incomes listed
Chas L Bracs writes of a new Western travel book The New Wests The piece lists incomes of prominent New York figures including Wai B Astor $1 079 242 Hembold $18 205 James Sampson $163 714 Henry D sit $111 000 C H son $104 715 Wim W Gornell $149 13c Wr C Rhindander $113 057 3 Sarre as trustee $122 482 FP W Seward has bought Thurlow’s interest in the New York Commercial and will take editorial management The report hints at changes in editorial leadership and railroad ventures along with city and country tensions.
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Europe
New York
Wai. B. .Astor
HT. Hembold
James Sampson
Henry D. Sit
C. H Son
Wim. W. Gornell
Wr. C. Rhindander
Sarre
W. Seward-hras
Thurlow
York
Exre
Cat and coffin tale tops curious funeral scene
A funeral in King street drew crowds as a cat named Old Tale, beloved by the deceased, was found dead in a coffin after the pallbearers opened the lid to investigate strange noises. The cat had crawled under the lid during the night and died in the struggle, shocking mourners.
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Acatain Ascopfin
King Street
Jane ‘Aighons
Puss
Tah
Moise
Tab
Popular Patent Medicines Promoted in 19th Century Ad
A dense advertisement compendium touts Brandreth's Pills Cristadoro's Hair Dye and Tobias Venetian Horse Liniment. Claims include indigestion relief, headache cure, hair restoration, and horse healing. Mentions Broadway and Maiden Lane depots, with endorsements from physicians, horsemen, and notable figures.
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Copperhead
Iiperialist
Republican Party
Democratic Party
J' Imperialist
le Gels
Aghp A
Missouri
Charles Hedgepath
Leavenworth
Zepher
Aworth
Kansas
Barbara Fritchie
John G Tier
Washington Star
Préd Jcrick
Ritchie
Jackson
Frederick
Neces
Sareen
Patrick Sence
Carroll Creek
Broadway
Brandreth’s Pills
Brandreth
Broodreth
Cristadoro
Cristadore
Christadore
Draggista
All Fair Drensers
Maiden Lane
Astor House
Tobias
Venetian Horsa- Lintmet
Pagland
Hiram Woodruff
Col
P. P. Bush
Jerome Race Course
Park Place
Keppera
Mayldawlm
Schenck
J. K Bchenck
Philadelphia
Bchenck
Conhee Petads
A. Boawoed
Nod Hades Pale
Dr K
Atielfdozen
Janiddewly
Chipetram
Musller
Vila
Eas Phian
Comte Bisteatena
Tliegsnisd
Iecker
Amos Fi
Joh Kontak Co
Tod
Nak Caine Tn Cing
Axel T Ani
He Asyai
Fictcher
Fteiouri
Allan
Cincinnati
Ohio
E G. Miller, Montgomery, & Co
Sommer_k.Matz
Quints
Illinois
For.s&le
Vermont
Vermont and
Eighth Streets
Woodruff
Fowler
BR. Richardson
Hampshire
Lowés
A. Williamsonson
Frost ‘Street
Hka
Williamson
Moother
Neal & Bro
Mulldin Torner
24Th Streets
Joseph Kessels
Pease
Quincy
Hosse
Pourth
Goodwix & Davis
Brovenax & Box
J. C. Cox
COX & Bushnell
MOVBE
6Th Street
Moulton
Front Street
Benking
Thomas I. Woodruff
Cor
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
John Wood, Jr
Miller & Pitney
Epreadif Agen
Jomph
W. Beaman
O'Cork
Maine and
Stont Streets
Front St
Ailey
Mike Ually
Gol
Wilison
Soostast Cone
Pantie Eisarn
Ea Benneson& Janes
RY ‘Wheat & Marcy
Quincy, Diinols
Brown's
Square
Conn Homie
Frentis Emmons, Butz & Prentiss
Layang
Court House
Hilnois
L. E. Emmons
Notary Public
General Agency
RTNA
Life Insurance
Hartford
Conn
Oshorne
Vane Fifth Street
Maine
Milnois
Farmers & Merchants
Isn
Lobses
Adigeerd
W.br. van Frank
Sec
Fire and Marine
Cask Capital National
Fire & Lightiing
Davenport
Bloomington
National
Chicago
Union Fire
Decatur
Ill
Merseres Esseeereees
Board of Underwriters
Travelers Life & Accident
First National Eclectic Life
James J. Langdon
Dilla’ Block
GEO. W. Foss & Son
Karine
Lais
Reb
Geet
St Rarxongbie Rat
Quincy, Tr
State Insurance CO
General Office
la Salle
Con
BR. B
MABON
OC. M. Smife
Vion Prest
G. W. McMulled
GEO
C. Bmite
H. Rouphwick
Bupt
Bealpet
Bire
Bates
Merchants & Tarmers National Bank
Penfield & Bishop
General ‘Insurance
A. W. Carner-Haine and
Finnste, Tlunor B
Aurxer
Compani
Republic 1
Chic
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Cléveland
Tnsuranes
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Bauday
Palace Carmine
Ikco
Haruoiuurg
Siey Tore Wee
Mickey Expree
United States
Canadas
Boston
Setewaia
Robert Harris
N. D
Thomas T. Woodrufe
Fourth St
West Side Square
Transac
Ted
Savings Bank
Merchants and Farmers National Bank
Reaponsille
L&c
Dawts
Jooratsie Hread
P. Guies
Hotels
Park Hotel
Boots and
Charles Brows,jr. & Co
Boot and Shoe House
Hampshire ST
Washington Square
Kingsbury Beros
EB. E. Stone & Co
North Fourth Street
J. P. Wheeles
W. BR Andrews
Xb. E. Mason
Whereer, Andrews &Co
T Retail
Grocers
Maine Street
Marditt
North American Fire Insurance Co
Hartford, Conn
Fosemn B
Fw. A. Hastings
John O. Osborne
Fifth Street
Illinoiis
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