Election upheaval and police reforms in Missouri city
The article reports dramatic election results in Europe and the United States, noting radical Liberals gaining ground and reactions in Paris and Marseille. It highlights railroad convention activity in Kirksville and Monticello, and praises Mayor Berrian for aggressive action against houses of prostitution, the police reforms, and the improved municipal governance. It also discusses claims about Col Colt’s invention and historical invention methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrian
Herald
Ita
Darrian
Vi‘y Mever
Wilbee
McGraw
Ot Stone
BoGraw
Harding
Ted Jarge
Wealth, politics and accidents in Illinois items
Reports note Capt T A Boyd named Fulton county assessor and John Kinney injured after a fall at Rock Island. Railroads plan new track from St Louis to Belleville to DuQuoin. A homicide case against Dhoepasa of St Clair continued. Several workers injured in rail accidents and a man killed by a freight train near Springfield. Illinois touted as premier Sunday School state with widespread local organization. A body found near Graf ton believed to be a thief hung by a river ferry.
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T. A. Boyd
Internal Revenue
Fulton County
John Kinney
Rock =Island
Monst
Chicago & Alton Railroad
St. Louis
Perry County
Belleville
New Athens
DuQuoin
Dhoepasa
St Clair
Marshal Filey
Edwardsville
Toledo
Peoria and Warsaw
George Lane
Eureka
Edward Redman
Peoria
Rock Island
Ain
Illinois
Wm. Tipp
Springfield
Toledo, Wabash and Western
Plainview
Couple County
Rureus
Laroperty
Mississippi
Grafton
Rail projects and crime reported in Missouri and Kansas
The Howard county court appropriated 1000 dollars Monday to survey the Cotgin ms and Arrow Rock Railroad. A Hannibal boy fell from a porch, nearly killed. St Joseph papers note several runaways in the city. A steamer passenger was robbed of 125 dollars in gold and 4 dollars in greenbacks between Omaha and Council Bluffs. A murdered man’s body was found in a Kansas Pacific freight car at Kansas City, likely a vigilante killing at Hays City. C B Q Railroad officials and Boston financiers arrived at St Joseph en route to Council Bluffs and Omaha, sharing railroad interests.
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Howard County
Arrow Rock
Hannibal
John W. Kerwood
St. Joseph
W. J. Lewis
Omahs
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
Hays City
Boston Capitalists
Missouri, Valley Railroad
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Delegates Named for Kirksville Convention
At a May 24 1869 mass meeting in Monticello Lewis County delegates were appointed to attend the Kirksville convention in June. John M Glover G H Simpson Frank Bourne TO Towles W H Bolton N E Hall J A Hay John Lister Jacob Halderman Jerry Taylor F Anderson Lewis Sella F Ion A C Waltman C B Tate E E Sayre C R Browning T B Jeffries T W Amerman LB Alverson J D Million E W Cooter G W Connell N D Starr Isaac Allen B Lionhardt G G Burdett John Hatey Larkin Hempstead J P Mitchell WB Thompson were named with authority to fill vacancies and adjust representation as needed. The speakers urged unity and broad western county participation to secure proper representation at the convention.
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Lewis County
Court House
Monticello
J. P. Mitchell
Towles
Quincy and
Nebrascka- City BR
Kirksville
J. A. Hay
Resolerd
John M. Glover
G. H. Simpson
Frank Bourne
TO. Towles
W. &. Bolton
N.E. Hall
John Lister
Jacob Halderman
Jerry Taylor
F. Anderso Lewis Sella
F. On
A.C. Waltman
C.b.tate
E.E. Sayre
Petaena
Quinabi
Sap
Per
Ros
Kirkaville
aThe
Spes Ae
G- Waltman
Summer fabrics and dress goods guide from Shirley Dare
The note book lists summer fabrics described as substantial and cool. Goats hair blends and organ dies in price ranges from sixty-five cents to six dollars a yard, with whites and gauze de soie patterns in blue celeste, apple green, and rose. Emphasis on washable dresses, embroidery, alpaca, bareges, and white muslin over garments, shawls, mantlets, and fichus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celcage Republican
New York
England
End the stmectea bowel and malaria in cities
Helpless to prevent malaria and contagions, the text promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as strengthening the vital system to resist disease and theft, while Brandreth's Pills are praised as safe vegetable purgatives for bilious disorders and contagions. It cites doctors and widespread use, urging readers to rely on these remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thampely
Brandreth
Schenck
J. H. Schenck
Philadelphia
Schanck
Bchencks
Bchenck
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Louis Napoleon
Paris
Lyons
Marseilles
la Republique
DRRC
Hiesehblavig oThises
Julias Favre
Kirksville Railroad Convention
Missouri
TEH
Colt Piskol
Col.Colt
Tennessee
Col. Colt
Wade
Hig
Nebraska City
D&c
Gaze DE Chambers
Angela
Fichus
T. Fichus
Shirley Dare
Mississippi Valley
Aaa
Charles E. Vackere
Thomas Righeson
Socielly
Brandreth’s Pills
THE
Public
Cristadoro
Christodoro
Draggiats
Maidee Lams
Astor Hougs
Dawin
Tobias
Hiram Woodruff
Col
B. P. Bush
Jerome Race Course
Park Place
N.Y
Mayizdawim
Eras
Uidersold
Geipaeppane
Akilfelly Prompuy
Heney En
D Waris
Amos Geeen
Weesky
Koneimako
Eis Nethaniel- Harris
M. D
Middlebury
Vermont
Ohio
Sergean
Fincher
Mimonri
Waris & OC
Miller
Quincy
Saaeen
Mer Fowler
Richardson
Ecdanti -B
Col. J.J
Willbon
Wilkon
Chicago
Dwight
Dayton
Eighth Streets
Woodruff’ Bank
Foerth St
Epradtt I. C. Woodruff
Cows & Cox & Bushnell
MOORE
6Th Street
Moulton
20Th
Suh -Sts
Front Street
Broadway
Reedence
Mnd
Barking
Thomas T. Woodruff
Fourth Street
Cor
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
Analisy
Ae Oreo Jr
Miller & Pitney
N. Everisis
Up State
Selinois
Dia
U. H. Keath
Gainey
Stee Benneson & Janes
Dikeole
Ofice East
Myadit
Geert
Granty Tag
Ewone
Prertia Ermons
Butz & Prentiss
Attermeys St
Law and Solicitors of Patents
Offics
Deor North Oaert House
Ilinois
L. E. Hmmons
Notary Public
TNA Life Insurance CO
Haertford
Conn
John
Gibborne
Strest Bet
Maine
Hampshire
Quincy, Miners “Farmers & Merchants
Cash Capital National
Fire & Lightng
Bloomington
AVERY
Travelers Life & Accident
Hartford Ct
First National Eclectic Life
Ariel J. Langdon
Variduf Geo. W. Foss & Son
Maine &T
Ill
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad
Quincy Teall
Orien
Roex
Eston
Ouigagg
Cleveland
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Piersburgil
Meadey
Pullman's Palace State Room
United States
Canadas
Levee
Mest
Steck
Robert Harris
Goen’s
N. D. Munson
H. W. Mead
E. A. Parker
West
Ag’t
Fourth St
West Side Squares
Transac
State Insurance CO
TED
Apraadiy
marZodtt
Allen Quincy
Liberty Tobacco Works
Binkert Bros. & Ware, Manufacturers
Deslars
Plug Tobacco
12Th and
Hampshire Ste
General Office
Con
B. B. Mason
C. M. Shite
G. W. McMullen
le Salle St
Ngo
Geo. C. Smith
Southwick
FPAL
South Side
Jersey Street
Seventh
Rensch
TY Creek Ty
Maine Strest
Merchants & Farmers National Bank
maySdtf
Bull
John Hass
Bisck
Hewdath
J. 3
Biemer Penfield & Bishop
Sltanois
Btineton
Wallard & Byington, Livery,&ale
Exchange Stable
Hewpahire Stirst
Bet
City Brougham & Son
Republic Insurance Com’y
Tutnots
Ossh
Buckeye Insurance.Com’y
OBTC
Hotels
St. Louis, Mo
Washington Parke
Derma
Bennett, Dunham & CO
Total Assets
Suisun
Cleveland Insurance~ Co
Cleveland, Ohio
Capital
DTS
Bofara Sangamo Insurance Com’y
Springfield, Illinote
ST. Cloud Hotel
Ees
Deli
Tawa
Thomas Jasper
Metall
Grocers
Maine Street
Dennis Bros
Slyte
Funy Porto Sie
NEW ‘Grocery
Joseph B. Pierce
John C. Osborne
Fitch Street
Marbie
F. Wheelee
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