Weekly Leader Highlights Court Rulings and Rail Push in Missouri
The column critiques a Radical court ruling on election legality and state commissions, questions legitimacy of elected members, and warns of political turmoil. It notes the South Wisconsin Railroad seeking legislation relief and a $1.5 million state deposit release, urging caution to Southwest interests. It references Missouri Gazette notes, early St Louis trustees election, mail service upgrades, and a brief on local print history and press quality.
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Joseph Charlese
Woman's Rights Society
St. Louis
House Investigation Committee
Alaska
Robert J. Walk- 1
Treasury
Provident Aid Society
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Terry
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Pornos
Waters
Conforty
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Hack
Campbell
Wells, Fargo & Co
Overland Mail
California
Gereral
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Vonlingly
Col. Lawson
Carter
Senate
Ts Waters
Aean Waters
Dr. Smythe
Con Qony
R. Smythe
Columbes Agricultural College
Senate Committee On Education
OUR ST LOUIS LETTER. Blondy Island set to rise with new rails
St Louis area notes detail Blondy Island, across the river, growing in size due to dykes and new rail lines. Population around 8,000, mostly German tenants. Wiggins Ferry, Aspinwall, and Misa St. Johan hold most land. Plans include a $60,000 hotel, new depots, churches, and schools, with streets modernizing and old town expanding into a thriving city.
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East St. Louis
Blondy Island
Cahokia
Straiis
Wiggins Ferry Company
Islanc Proper
White River Front
Aspinwall Company
Hlinerstown
Misa St. Johan
New York
Bowman
M. St. Julia
Fusianapolis and
St. Louis
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Missouri Assembly Debates Court, Johnson and Pardons
In Jefferson City the General Assembly discusses Major General Johnson's status, a Supreme Court decision in Bland vs Redman, and his possible removal from duty. Bills on juror pay, university cottages, Penitentiary pardons, and insurance regulation are advanced, with committees urged to report. The Governor hosts dispatches on the case and contemplates amending the constitution amid broader political maneuvering.
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Lawrence
Gov. Fletcher
Senate Committee On Insurance
Paris
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Exaud
Brown
St. Louis
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Martien
J. W. Mathias
G. A. Moses
B Orthcote
J. W. Sutherland
Wil Mubbard
BR. I. Todd
R. W. Johnson
Coutaly
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Russell
Northcote
National Bank
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Mathias
Ice University
Rill
Columbia
Senator Birch
McClurg
Read
United States
Ote Kheee
Pickerton
Chicago
Terry
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Office of Representative
H. B. Jouxsen
Constitutional Amendment and Congressional Contests in Washington
Long Washington dispatch describes a proposed fifteenth amendment for negro suffrage, House and Senate debate on its terms, and partisan votes. It notes committee actions on elections, Alaska funding, and Georgia seat expulsions, plus financial debates, appointments, and the behavior of key figures in Congress.
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Morton
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Whittlesey
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Reconstruction Committee
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McKenzie
Menard
Louisiana
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