Ratification celebration apportionment and speeches in Missouri
In Greene County crowd scenes mark ratification of the 15th Amendment with parades at Farr Grounds and a city hall gathering. Speakers include Col. W. D. Hubbard and J. Milton Turner as Radical alignment dominates the event, while white attendees and public seating tensions surface.
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Armennen
Col. W. £. Gilmore
Turner
Radical Party
Shakespeare
J. Milton ‘Turner
JW. D.L. F. Mack
Tennessee
Missouri
Sterling Price
Abraham Lincoln
Fletch
Congress
Rector
Pitts
Greene County
Ocket
Mottt
Mobbard
Cumere
Mock
Havens
Syne
J. J. Rector
Fish
Col
W. D. Hubbard
Sue Smaith
Sue
Hubbard
Capitol Hill
Jefferson City
J. Milton Turner
Tle
J. AM. Reetor
Edgar Pitts
J. Milton Turges
W. E. Gilmore
H. BE. Havens
J. P. Elisdine
Mr. Pitts
J. Miton Turmer
Col. Gilmore
War of Races In City Over Appointment and County Fund
Local notices recount a clash between Major Moore and a man calling himself a Fifteenth Amendment enforcer, resulting in injuries and arrests. The piece also lists advertisements for carriage work, drugs, clothing, and local shop changes, and reports on a fatal knife attack nearby, a jail, and the first train over the Ozark Mountains named Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Moore
Stone County
Jake Sheppard
Moore
Fifteenth Amendment
Stones County
Imne
Bailey & Poli
Bailey & Hobl
Ev. Hollingsworth
Dames River
Ozark
W. T. Patterson
Hollingsworth
Patterson
O. R. Reed
White River
Opening of the Railroad regular trains to day
St Louis dispatch notes the South Pacific Railroad opening to public use to Springfield on May 3. An excursion train will bring distinguished guests, with a city ovation planned. A meeting at the Court House tonight urges business leaders to attend. The daily publication begins with the opening.
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W. G. Porter & Co
Dr. Smith
Grm
Bryan
Henry Kyowsis
Ullmann's
Public Square
Ullmann’s
City
Gilmore
St. Louis
Springfield
Missouri
South Pacific Railroad Company
Francis B. Mars
Odd Fellows
South Street
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
W. N. Hl. Russell
City Hall
J.C.S. Colby
House of Representatives
Rodman
Geo. Woolf
Woolf & Bro
Ejection in Omnibus Highlights Race Debate
An election case and Fifteenth Amendment themes swirl as J H Rector, a negro councilman, is ordered out of an omnibus by McClintock. Rumors of a $10090 damages suit surface amid debate on equal access. Nearby, Odd Fellows celebrate 21st anniversary with procession and sermon.
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Radical Party
J. H. Retor
Lyon House
McClintock
Recstor
Rector
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The
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Orrick
Sinnere
Eprron
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Tow
A. F. Inaxam
Ee Eee Bary & Hons
Star Clothing
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Considine’ss
Vr. Wurman
Fixner
Siren de
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Wavwax
I IL Richards & Co
EY. Hollingsworth
Rauloa
Ozark Mountains
South Pacific Railroad
Cuba
Claude Belmont
HL. Richards & Co
I. H. Richards & Co
Metiufice
Rizolved
Springfield Press
Pensonat
Joe Wisby
Marshfield Democrat
A. F. Lewis
Lebanon Chronicle
Radical Congressional Convention
Start Clothing House
de. Usemass
da. Utisans
Arinagaaae
Gervine H. Richard Areat
Mereha Uist
Kieu
Apperson
Kowa
Lurat
Bowlin
Nor
Derabs
Calvin Baile Acara
Campbell
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Alexandre Kid Gloves
de. Ullmann
Gilles
Wasiingen
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P.M
Packard
Merton
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Miva
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Byun
Curt Shistey
Simin
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Tia Taylor Sennett
Wiese
Watson
Waitwahal
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Wason
A-capux
Ganzanien
Whiysana
Cual
Aaron Fo Por
Gore
Fouseaun
Slab Coutts
Dany Lesork
J. P. Hill
Vaughan & Bro
Fred Lirrent
North
Bevter
Moon City
Fred
Rout & Duzer
Massey, McAdams & Co
Keet, Massey & Co
Davy & Exeter
Boonville Street
Tina
T. H
W. O. Cox
Studebaker & Hackman
Boonville St
Golt
W. G. Porter
Arkansas
W.G. Port
J. R. Smith
Keet
Southwest Cor
Public Square, Elim
Springfield, MO
HOWE
Mound City Mutual
ST. Louis, MO
the Legion of Honor
Janras
Ofallon
Brite
W.lomax
Beth
Mehiat
Jos
O'Rallon Dan
Bens
John M
Harvey
Ailveh
AM Britton
Tames Luke
A Rossel
Albo Garrivon
Alm. Wi
Hesse
Lamb’s
Graves & Horchenk’y Store
Springfiels Misserrt
Calleferned Prentice
H. J. Mead, Jr
Southwest Missouri
Board of Reference At
Springfield, Mos
Mester, H.C. Yousa
S. Fahnestock
A-Ty
Will.a. Knott
Fred. W. Lee
State Insu
Hannii
Tungot Iisoards Advisory Board
Sash and Door Factory
Sal
Charles Sheppar
Bommam
TOOTR
Sheppard Fee - Ailroan
Sheth
McPe
Vaughan
John W. Danforth
Bately
PPARD
Pesidentiary
Vetyen Monona
Setiregve, Murray & Box
W. W Onham
Hardin
George Moline
Jann E Phelps
Beater
Murda
Tawacn
Lenty Sheppard
Mk of
B.D. Ott
W. A. Johnston & Co
Falier Huey
N. E. Corner Public Square
Phelps, Young & CG
Ethmine Hitles
Utice
Peta
Ate & Wier Milne
Rosana Sered
West Line
Polke Romney
Gouna
Bynnere
Goadk Farm
Aremlelwahen
Will Kook
Rire Hand Serting
Famer
Harber Petitahy
Om Rata SN
Seerethene Tome Rane
Mingr
Phelps, Young £ Co
the Public Square
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Saint LO
Charles A. Mantzjames Harrison
A. R. Macbeth
Greene Advisory Board
Wil J. Teed
G. M. Cox
Jon A. Presley
Adler
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