Presses and politics mix in Missouri ad page ad
A garbled 1871 column details presses added by a printing office, threats to collect arrears, and notes on secret political organizations, alongside long polemics on Democratic and Radical factions, the Kansas City and Memphis railroad, and county court actions amid postwar tensions. References include Springfield, Greene County, and Missouri political figures and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoe
Cayabie
Missouri
Hawlet
South
Marek
Southwest
Mis- Louiss
United States
Union League
Radics
Webster County
Henderson McNabb
Julian
Boonville Street
Grand Army of Rasca
Exerlerk
Marshfield
Old Democratic Party
Vailroad
Fudge Walker
St Grove
Te Leann
Kauss City
Memphis
Engineer Corps
Springfield
Executive Committee
Pri Geld
Reidy & Co
Cutuly Court
Schurz
Coneti
Margery
Powell
IWA
Casserly
Repaly- Wa
Gress
Col. Richardson
Jnst
Kansas City and Memphis Railroad Company
Maxal and
St. Joseph Railroad Company
Mr. Blair
Aileen
Dot
Germain
Mr. Trumbull
Evaria
Cynumit
Ppculiar
Robertson
Reid Gane
Biirawoved
Shereut
Hannibal
Joseph
Greenfield
Kansas City and Memphs
Phelps
Bicknell
Greene
Verner
Phaps
Greene County
Col. Richards
Friends of the Road
Kansas City and Memphis Railroad
Ralph Walker
Fragmented 19th century debate on governance and legislation
April 15 to April 16 discussions show partisan efforts over a controversial legislature. Senators from South Carolina and others push for passage of bills, while House Republicans resist strict amendments and seek adjournment. A conference on the kuklus and iron-clad oath issues unfolds amid executive sessions and deficit bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristram
Bernen
Chearch
Benjamin Franklin Butler
Roderick R. Butler
Congress
Nebraska
Senate
Butler
Judiciary Committee
Lavdier
House
Yeas
Messrs
Hill. Schurz
Robertson
Tramwl Lipton
Schurz
I Viitic
Say Viety
Republica Fenatore
South Carolina
Wasitsaron
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Bereetter
Mavens, Curtice & Sup
Beliver Weekly Herald
Polk
Bolivereekly Ieralt
B. B. Haven
Constanly
Appomatox
Newland
Sslent Demonstra
Alabama
Govenor Alcorn
Missppi
Grant
Ns. Gov
Lindsey
Union
General Lags Office
Ir County
San Domingo
James W. Ronerson
Ozark
Christian County
Don Purr
Radical Party
Don
Congressional
Wasuiatoy
Teich
Bating
Arnold
St. Louis
F. Kells & Co
Sam Alexandes
New York
Temple of Fashion
the Root and Shoe Department
Joseph Soneborn
Modicus
Milage
Cimmin Aetuaier
Initat
Cone
Beitiaeilty Athenian
Ubowten
Attennews
Staniat
Syed
Buby Hasbiines
Benton Co
Netics
GGA
Reiner Watt
Bishag
Ian Gran
Sivrarsabad
Viet
Etucntion
Bila
Ata
Dyer Leys & Witness
Beetek
Sprimedet
Mound City Mutual
Fae
Munir
Harvey AcHowd
James Lake
Kuali
Rarpeen
Umiser
Hanne
Matt Hon
Board of Reference
Springfold, Mo
Jone Btn
J.B. Smith & Go
Pere
Iron Works
Eddy, Thompson & Co
Cor
College St. and Pub
Sqr
I, Samuels
Thas
Sumner
Boots & Shoes More
Agenis
Noyet Grint Mitts
Kent
Whey Ly
Govits
Mae Ong Pal Syne
Wile Sas
SHEET
REA
QEMP
Avorel
Bruite Mepal
J. H. Gage
TIN
Watre
Public Square
Kooty Massey & Co
Prick Block
Newton
Griffith
Springfield, Missouri
Queemswire
Frey
Ree
Soptuginit
Dennett
A'e
Keet, Massey, & Co
Richards & Farrier
Soutil Street
Sas
The
Post Office
Springfield, MO
West Side Square
Springfield, HH
Erray
Pwremines
Serea
Young Archand and
Emoll Vineyard
Suralleit
Locaredd
Malo
Ellie
Nore
Atte
Fer
A. Bumner
Het
Weeeler & Wilson
A. Sumner
Wheeler & Wilson
Optica Ani Fale LoGat
W. F. BeWeber
Greene Cor
Samuel Alexander
Solter
E Horth
Green County
Natona