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Springfield Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1870

Page

2

Political notes on Marfield and Missouri party actions

A long, polemical dispatch traces policy turmoil in Missouri and surrounding states. It critiques Democratic and Republican maneuvers, electoral disputes, suffrage debates, and the influence of railroad interests, with references to Marshfield, Bolivar, and St. Louis conventions and figures.

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Cedar County Protestants Back Suffrage Delegates

From Cedar County, Protestant Republicans met last Saturday to choose delegates to State and Senatorial conventions. Col Gilmore and Col Gravely spoke. Gilmore’s record drew sharp remarks. The county is forecast to back Gilmore or any nominee by about fourteen hundred in November. Delegates endorsed suffrage planks and Tracy for State senator, with Marshfield convention withdrawal praised. Democrats may run a rival candidate. Saxon promises further updates.

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Paris and London Dispatches on French War Effort

London and Paris dispatches recount chaotic French defense amid Prussian advances around Metz Verdun and Chalons. Reports cite shortages, hospital preparations, and political reactions while noting Napoleon III and leaders blamed for strategic errors. War updates describe troop movements, sieges, and a shifting command landscape across multiple fronts.

Lospex London Loxnor Rhine Metz Verdun Paris Chambord Montalenbart

Congressional Nominations and Pacific Railroad News

Nominations in the congressional races are listed with John T. Witten and Wen P. Speszw named for districts. The Kansas Pacific railroad opens toler business September 1 with a Denver excursion planned. Eight West Point cadet applicants in the second district were examined. decision due tomorrow.

Sume Reading Congressional Wsra Pacific Rail Croad Pullman Fort Hays Cheyenne Denver West Point Second Morrow

Fire at Weston, Burch & Co yard destroys Iowa loss

An extensive yard at Weston, Burch and Co in Dubuque was gutted by fire. Four valuable bolts stored in the adjacent stable were lost. Estimated damage runs to $80,000 with $10,000 insured. In Des Moines the Iowa Republican State convention met. J B Grinnell named permanent president. Judges J G Day and J Miller nominated for the Supreme Court.

Cunaco Weston, Burch & Co Dubuque Des Moines J.B. Grinnell JG. Day Prevant Jade Miller Johnson Supreme Court

Syracuse AntiDrama Convention Nominates State Ticket

The Syracuse newspaper notes the Anti-Drama Shop Convention in Sreacosm on August 17 nominating a full state ticket headed by M. H. Clark for Governor and C. A. Leigh for Lieutenant Governor.

M. H. Clark C.A. Leigh

Our Peregrinating President and Neutrality Proclamation

An 1870s-style news fragment reports the president may depart to Ling Branch with a cabinet session planned, German nationals seeking protection via a warship escort, and Interior and Indian bureau actions to restore civil control at Torlian agencies. It includes a tangential moral tale on the ritual of handshakes and cultural custom.

Waantvorox Ling Washington Aving Germany Adaira Gleason Elbe Waser Secretary of the Interior Indian Bureau Paris

False Yellow Fever Reports Supposed in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia August 17 officials deny any local yellow fever cases and call all reports false. They state no cases have occurred in the city, only a quarantine ten miles away, and urge caution in spreading unverified news.

Prinape Lemta Qusrentine

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