TEEKLY LEADER DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR CAMPBELL TOWNSHIP
The Democratic party announces ticket and county convention details with names for governor secretary of state treasurer and other offices. Township convention to nominate constable and justice of the peace candidates meets after the county convention on Saturday September 2 following committee order.
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Fiat
Joan
Phelps
Greeve County
Porlilutexart
Ramen Henry C. Brokmeyver
St. Louis County
K. McGrath
Elia Gates
Thos, Holladay
Allorney
Jackson L. Smith
Campbell Township
D.C, Rennedy
Weary
Aasanor
James Wanviut
Iain
Greene County
Saleet
Poniention
Democratic Gain and South Carolina Politics in McDonald County
The piece praises Congressman Charles H. Morgan for his eight and a half months of steady service and notes Democratic gains in Congress and state politics. It discusses investigations into government corruption, expense reductions, and calls for Morgan’s nomination. It covers South Carolina and Missouri Democratic positions, race politics, and warnings against Republican candidates including Finklenburg. It closes with local notes on Pineville News, Missouri county politics, and a Carthage Republican convention detail.
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Chas. H. Morgan
Congress
Hit
Senate
Executive
Secretary of War
Navy Department
Interior Department
Judiciary Department
Executive Department
Democratic House
Morgan
Republican
Democratic Party
Peirce City
Charles H. Morgan
Pineville
Hee
Vews
McDonald County
R. C. Farmer
South Carolina
Columbia
Wade Hampton
Honey
Hat Sule
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
J. TL. Reeters
Wade Hyuiapten
State
Democratic Convention
Ted
St Louis
Republican Party
Frances
Death of Speaker Kerr in Virginia and era of politics
Death of Speaker Kerr after a lingering illness at Rock Bridge Alum Spring Virginia last Saturday at 7:30 pm. His remains go to New Albany Indiana for interment. Kerr a Pennsylvania native rose from poverty to Speaker of the House of Representatives. The report notes a later political commentary on Grant Sherman orders and potential unrest in the South, with provocative editorials criticizing measures and leaders. Also mentions postmaster corruption, a hospital of political notes, and a Joplin convention detail, including Havens nomination.
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Speaker Kerr
Michael
Kerr
Rock Bridge Alum Spring
Virginia
New Albany
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Howe of Representatives
Grant
Congress
Sherman
Republican Party
Tae Lieawed
Jovarx
Springfeld
Greene
Polk
Christian
Taney
Webster Counties
Joplin
Springfield Corner
Gallon Cote Aived
Havens
Staf Abbott
Willy Danny Shipley
Jim Patterson
Lisenly
Langston
Skinner
Wade Oulawit
Lew Tutt
Rob Spence
Body Auard
Peires City
Docatie
W. Peterson
Yost
Peterson
Mississippi
Camp
Jackson
Lyon
Blair
Petterson
Starter
Bowen
Memphis
Siesr
Missouri
Hale
Maj Peterson
Decatur
Peirce City
Fe'einek
Smith
Springfieht
Pati
Clark
Betore
Gov
Jim
AL Carthage
Nowseriou
Col
Claud
Lewis
Garland
Judge Brown
Gen
Boon
Conitietor Siois
Oronogo
Aetack
Leptin
Webb
Sehnir
Toor Garris
Without a Head Finklenburg Declines Governor Nomination
A Republican State Committee visit on Wednesday, the 16th, delivered A. Finklenburg's letter declining the gubernatorial nomination. He states he must remain Consistent with prior declarations and will not accept the honor. The committee moved to name his successor.
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The
Lebanon Journal
Finklenburg
Rodman
Weigel
Hanlin
Phelps
Fink
A. Finklenburg
G. A. Finklenburg
Mitter Pink
Hile Succeseor
Alabama Election Claims and Radical Disruption Amid Debates
This fragmentary 19th century missive asserts Alabama’s victory by a large margin over Radical and Independent factions. It denounces accusations of intimidation, argues for a peaceful election, and notes divisions within the Radical Party led by Spencer and Ex-Governor Smith. It references Negro voters, independent Democratic tickets, and political maneuvering ahead of an election.
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Alabama
Washington
Spencer
ExGhavernoe Smith
Sain
Karl
Tla Feld
Fragmented Past Office Names A 1876 Time Capsule
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names, places, and dates from August 23, 1876, including Stevens, Kennedy, Lemons, Becon, Bruges, Hayne, West Levels, Browstbove, Thomas Hewralliv, Liburn, Parker, Namal, Richard Walls, Mary Be Phornton, Francs Thompson, Misa Young, and others. The text appears as a chaotic historical name dump with no cohesive event described, suggesting a community roster or local notes from a past office.
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Erma
Ijtegnelt
Stevens
Anieman
Antrent Kennedy
Dante
Heewer
Bruges
Mearsuin
Kaine
Mystatharin
Anthony Mosetay
Molbesay Aval
Liburn Samuel Liyman
Misa Brasia
Chinnis
Nannie Mefiumean
Thos
Mesherry
Nicholaon
Misa
Iawn
Naveies
Norfleet
Ti Parker Agurstey Mise
Erin Benj Kee
John Riley Tres Nay
Namal Tenesilale
Mika F Sanders
Marthaarith Wallsheeds
Mith
Dow Frith Mary Be Phornton Hey Francs Thompson
Wao Thompson
Misa Young Loutening
Bina Inu 4
Woodaryt
Afi Ponsa Wittems
Janes Rren Nines Weaver
Atone Whitehey
Fin Wright
Wilkison
Aflag
Anu Whitney Andrew 4
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Republican State Central Committee
St. Louis
Anthony J. Jener
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M. McMillan
Cooper County
Sock Fien
Frank Sighe
Tilden
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Wilson Creek
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Mmlinoi
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Peach
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J. J. Brown
Ralph D. Bell
Ozark Monitor
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Ralph Bell
Pstmaster
Cassville
Roc. Newser
Oorheus
C. Keer
GrapArc
Springfield
Gov. Phelps
Gov. Whely
Bristow
Kentucky
Boyd
Ohio
St. Louis Statesman
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G-D
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Dispatch
Hendricks
Mater
Sea Grove
Cape May Point
N. J
State Central Committee
Nevada
Tuy
Dade County
Chas
Morga
Mason and Dixon
Oas
Jodne I. Howell
Norning Gibba
Brutus
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J.J. Upton
St Far Burton
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Tone
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Underwood
Cunningham
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D.P. Dyer
Capt. Havens
Chas O H. Morgan
Taylor
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Dasporj
Sitting Bull
Thomas Freeman McKinney McLean
Missouri University
Randolph County
West Point
Col. Benton
Govrnor
Drury College
Waldo C. Booth
Vallery
Fairbanks
Earls
Lusk
Birpere
Penea UK
Tibet
SDA Bile
Chas, Perkins, Olive Storey
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James Hayes
Greene County National Bank
Chas, Sheppard
Natonal Bank
Metiteng Elta
Meelaany
Speier Eet
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Alan
W. R.robe Husun
J.kassler & CO
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Mishler
Dintai Tate
Synodical Female College
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Feandee
Ube Synod of
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Miles Kerass Cley
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Roth
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J. Loew
KE Mettian
Col Catties Lamisil
Laclede Hotel
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Candy Factory
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Saint Louis
Randidape
Sheri
Eulgeet
Ronnereie
Lavin
Cantibie
Democratic Cau
Decatur Mouse
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Termant
K. Ll. Mekihany
Howeralan
Fembiee
Gerce
Srmangfeld
Aeaerin
Win ‘Tririeh
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Leftwich
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Etim Walker
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Carl Black
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