Weekly Leader calls for May launch amid political strife
The Daily Leader outlines plans for a May issue and urges liberal support. It debates Democratic strategy after Legislative adjournment, condemns Radical corruption with several named cases in St Louis and elsewhere, and notes a turnout of colored voters and debates over a congressional nomination.
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McFarland Richardson trial closes with damning evidence
The MecFarland Richardson case unfolds with lengthy courtroom scrutiny. Defense counsel questions the prosecution, presenting a narrative of betrayal, osteoporosis of justice, and a plea for acquittal. The lurid letters and alleged misconduct of officials are discussed as part of the broader scandal.
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Obsequies of General A take bale in sombre April day
April 8 in Tnox. General A's obsequies were held with a funeral cortege through a city draped in mourning. President and cabinet members, a long list of military leaders, governors, and dignitaries attended St Paul’s Church service read by Bishop Doane. Procession included troops, Marine detachments, bands, and civic groups.
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St Clair County Votes 201000 Stock in Kauss ity Memphis Rail
After months of labor supporters announce St Clair County will take 201000 stock in the Kauss ity and Memphis railroad. Court orders the stock transfer and pledges rapid progress toward a line from Kansas City to Springfield and Memphis within three years. Citizens celebrate the railroad as a triumph of local efforts and regional ambition.
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