Weekly Leader news from West Plains on railroad tax law
The article reports a West Plains notice by Col W H McCown arguing that the railroad land taxation, abandonment, and entry rules must align with constitutional limits. It criticizes delayed land office actions, cites county assessors’ failures, and urges repeal or modification of the current act affecting lands owned by Atlantic and Parithc rilt of abendomed homestead entries. It also covers Liberal and Radical party politics, calls for a January Liberal convention in Jefferson City, and endorses Liberal leaders M S Aleup, J P Raney, and D Abbe.
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West Plains
Howell County
W. H. McCown
Webster
Lawrence
Missouri
Atlantic
General Land Office
General Assembly
Asseci
Max County
Insouri
Jefferson City
State Capitol
Alng
Juderal Republicans
Gov
Brown
Republican Party
M.S. Aleup
Howell
J. P. Raney
Wright
TD. Abbe
Polk
Thavono
Afszoy
Baye Crawnshid
Fae Lrapgi
Horace Greely
Mullings
Radical State Committee
St. Louis
Lintentower
Murti
Laurson
Mullingrs
Dyer Frost
Finny
Billy
Mahuuse Ny
Stuart l
Post Office Money Orders and Political Rumor Blaze
A Bulie var Missouri dispute over paying money orders was deemed illegal by the Post Office Department. The Lebanon Chronicle notes public funds in custodian hands are vulnerable to trustee or garnishment, but payees must be paid if presented. The column also covers presidential message delays, Radical politics in Wright County, a murder trial quarrel in Mississippi, and other regional notices.
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Exisa
Onl
Joseph
Wilson
Long Branch
Bulievar
Bolivar Free Press
Hartville
Wright County
King
Wash
Adams
Jefferom
Conkling
New York
Vermont
Sena | Sevurz
United
Wilsop
Massachusetts
Mc. Turnbull
Senate
Sena Biwir
Atention
Chatsaa
Clayton
Wile Eo
Nye
Trambull
Sdmiuieur
Custom House
Havine
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Re-Trenchment
Treasuru
Patterson
Trumbull
Suucier
Mr. Patterson
Schurza
Morton
Republican Party
Csu
Harry
Tipton
Rimball
Marton
Anon
Wade
Missouri
Sarnath
Uae
White House
Murton
Mr. T
Evi
Alaska Territory appointments and political clashes cited
The item warns of elite sons securing posts in Alaska at high salaries while accusing political oppression and blackmail. It notes expected appointments from Senator Cole and Senator from Indiana, plus a 293 member House bill expanding representation, raising state seats from nine to thirteen and impacting the Senate.
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Alaska
Samuel B. Axtell
California
Congress
Aonopoliats
Elouse of
Representatives
Indiana
St. Paul Island
Cole
Senate
State Legislature Pivots to Revenue Law After Holiday Break
From the state capital the legislature resumes work with the revenue bill as the main focus. Liberals in both chambers show independence, with Liberal leaders and key figures pressing for thorough revision and reform alongside Democratic cooperation. The aim is to pass a robust tax law and related measures before adjournment, shaping statewide policy.
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Matthew
Senate
Gov. Brown
Sam
Legislative debate on reforms and union in Missouri politics
Missouri senators and Liberal Republicans debate retrenchment and reform. discussions cover civil service, corruption, and party unity against Democrats. Correspondence from John S. Phelps supports principled reform and a united Republican front.
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