Debate on city politics and party primary reform
A long letter column presents Republican views in Springfield on ousting a Democratic city government. Readers discuss primary elections, delegate conventions, ward meetings, and methods to select delegates, with multiple named participants weighing the merits of open caucus, ballot, or lottery selections. critics oppose primaries, favor conventions, and urge honest, representative candidates. The piece also notes related political commentary and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grame- Remanc
Springfield
Robert Jotmem
Edward H.ackersin
Wut
Wmn Miles
Tanae Kay
Tne
John Foos
Wa. M. Black
Asole
Pringle
F. McGives
Central Committee
Chas
Kay
James Buford
KE. L. Buchwalter
E.G. Dial
Bacon & Lyle
Jobe Delacol
Ree
HL Warren
Lot
Ambrose
Wac
Wm. TH
Dickson T
Bork
Sam
James Johnson
Sen
E.W. Simpson- Am
Amos Whiteley
To the Editor of the Globe-Republic and Springfield Man
A letter to the editor discusses race politics and ballot power, criticizing a proposal for a court and urging Black voters to become representative in state affairs. It references Brann, Brupneries, and political figures, plus an escape from a workhouse involving Neil Battles and Wm Randall with details of the crime and broken prison window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Republic
Springfield
Ner Garraway
Newbury
Kie
Citizen Merety
Xenia Gazette
Neil Battles
Wm. Randall
Alvia Riley
Meredith
Randall
Jobagan
Barnes
Springfield Tough
Jennie Reed Defies Garden Party For Independence
Jennie Reed, a nineteen year old with a beauty few oppose, refuses to attend Mrs Hamilton's garden party where Jocelyn Trehearne will appear. Her sister Ada and mother urge participation, but Jennie hides her defiance by staying home to read, practice piano, and later seeks shelter from a rainstorm as a mysterious visitor arrives at the cottage door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Papa
Ada
Wid Jongiv
Mrs Reed
Jonnie
Jocelyn Tryhearne
Mrs. Marshall
Jocelyn Trehearne
Alvern
Hurrie
Shin
Dennie
Jutschief
Amd
Jocelyn
Martha
Jocelyn Trebearne
Donnie
Tre
Garden Party Romance Ends In Happy Marriage
In a cottage after a rain storm Jennie Reid and Jeanie Keil weave deception to meet a guest, but the garden party romance leads to Jennie accepting Jocelyn Trebearne as a fiancé. Ada's doctor sweetheart and family reactions unfold as the match concludes with Jennie and Trebearne wed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inney, Nichols & Co., Proprietors
ME Public Building
West High ST
Walnut Alley
Weekly Globe-Republic
Mammoth
Kinney Nichols & CO
Springfield, Orin
Tresday Avenis
D.C Futham
Heber Newton
Heber
Rossa
New York
Bowsa
Ghia
Baltimore & Ohio
House of Congress
Congress
Glob-Republic
Singilar
Plucal
J.B. Foraker
W. H. Dicsox
Allen O. Myers
Cleveland
Jexalss We
Jonnia
Jounis
Tiare
Davelyn Trebearne
Mudie
Jennie Reid
Jennie Keil
Mr. Trelwaine
Dr. Brown
Ada Reid
Jeanie
Mr. Trehearne
Mr. Trebearne
Eid
Methuselah
Morlborough
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wise & Putnam
South
Limesone Street
Ofor
Nte
Baten
Mishler
Mishins
Dr. Thomas
Thomas’ Eclectric Oi
de Thomas
Emma
Liew Mors
St. Wolff
Springneid
Medical Els
Catarah
Cecil Balm
Meauses
Allay S
Tores Ti
Utail
COAL
Box Garg
J. H.ulrick & Bros
Frank ¢. Runyan
Muchingham
J. & Oldham
East Main
Krider
Maverick National Bank
Boston
Mass
Bomking
Lemdon
City Bank
Porras
Wour
Cash
LEGAL
Waeiske Street
Kiser Street
Avenue
Taylor Street
Saul Comnell Og
Counell
Onder
Council
T'S. Shewalter
City Chark
Grant's Sons
Wit Market
H. R. Dosch
Arcade
Paul A. Staley
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