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Rolla Express

Location

Rolla, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1873

Page

2

Vacate Proposal Faces Obstruction in City Lot Plan

At a city council meeting E W Bishop proposed vacating blocks 71 72 73 77 78 79 and 80 in Bishop s addition to fence and use idle land The plan drew criticism noting surrounding blocks near the old Fort Pine Street St Louis and Springfield and Lane s Prairie road split the land The critique argues taxes and unsuitable huts predominate and urges removal of huts east of Pine Street A citizen warned against malign influence while other items report Dr Headlee lecture and revenue gains under Gov Woopser with political recriminations The Rolla Journal prospectus and local satire are also mentioned with pointed quotes

E. W. Bishop Bishop Messrs Hutcheson, Storis and Goettelman Old Fort Pine Street Pine St Louis Springfield

Family flour barrel dispute ends in comic hammer throw

An urban domestic clash over sealing a flour barrel escalates into slapstick violence. A woman swings a rolling pin amid a kitchen battle and camphor fumes while a man, attempting a repair, ends up struck by the hoop and a flying barrel. The scene ends with both sides embattled and a grim undertone.

Anbury News St Stephen

Verdict in breach of promise case before all colored jury

Amanda J Cannon sued Robert Young for breach of promise of marriage and sought $20. The case, tried before Justice Murphey with a predominantly colored jury, ended with a verdict for the plaintiff at $85. The trial featured lengthy testimony and strong argument, highlighting the jurors’ noted intelligence.

Young Amanda Springfield

Clergyman Bostrick Joins Law Practice in 18th Circuit

The Texas County Pioneer reports that S. 8. Bostrick of the M. E. Church South has abandoned the clerical robes and entered the legal profession. He was admitted to practice this week by Judge Perry in the 18th Judicial Circuit, Texas County.

Texas County Bostrick Perry

Attorney General to test constitutionality of Pacific Railroad act

In a letter from April 29 1873 H Clay EwingAttorney General directs Baker Henderson and others to seek Missouri Supreme Court ruling on the constitutionality of the act of March 31 1868. The plan asks for Governor to advertise sale under 1851 act and for injunction to test validity, with $500000 bond if needed. Early reply requested.

Pacific Railroad HL. Clay Enwing Ory Jervenson Baker Gen. Henderson St. Louis Geytiemre Mesars, Philips and West Messra Hill Bowman Supreme Court of Missouri Supreme Court Tito Supreme Court of Aama H.clay Ewing

Widower Courts a Twentyfive Year Old Bride in a Day

A Norwich case tells of William Bailey, aged fifty, who married Josephine, a twenty five year old, after a single day courtship. He faced fears of mutiny, a knife, a moved gun, and abuse. The petition for divorce was soon dropped and both withdrew. The moral: courtship must endure beyond a day.

Norwich Conn William W. Bailey Josephine Bailey Mr. Bailey Parson Wilcox Jewett City William Josephine

Democratic Journals Mock Sheridan Move and Grant Visit

A brief editorial mocking the staff assignments of General Sheridan turns to Secretary of War orders for Lt. Lenant Grant to report to Washington on March 4. It suggests the visit by President Grant’s son to witness the inauguration would be used in campaign rhetoric and portrays it as evidence of an imperial government.

Sheridan Lenant Grant Washington White House Schurz Capitol Fred Grant

Financial Condition of The Country The Remedy

The piece argues slavery caused rebellion and urges Western self reliance to break from Eastern finance. It critiques New York money power as greedy. praises Austrian liberalism contrasts with Vienna society. notes free press, religious debate, and perfunctory civil service reform chatter. Mentions Curtis resignation and corn prices in agrarian districts.

New York London Paris Berlin Geenral West Vienna Prussia Bismarck Prague Serr Etienne Free Press Maximilian Mexico Pres Jent Boston Transylvania Austria M. D. Conway Harper's Magazine Curtis

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