Radical policies and railroad ambitions stir Missouri politics
A sprawling 1870s style column analyzes party shifts in Missouri over railroad funding, South Carolina race relations, and Grant’s administration. It cites Col Richardson’s survey funding, Republican carpetbaggers, and the danger of Radical policy shaping national outcomes while weighing public works, city growth, and bank profits amid factional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mempuin Batligad
Missouri
Northwest
Wen
Stennly
Col. Richardsen
Pegens
Jackson Everly
Col
Richardson
Kansas
Sal Projadier
Tf Danderats
Negent
Lim
Chew
Tammeh
Jackson County
St. Char
Polk County
Wright and Howell
Serare
Rand
Spennefell
Grant
Congress
Moor
Supreme Court
Chigaga Tribune
Andy Johnson
Johnson
Sherman
Tommanils
Adama
Wright
Texas
Mountain Grove
Wright County
Nidinip
Memphis
Peter Howsee
Pope B
Weight
The
Southwest News
Pee Mne
Sprmefield
P Hoag
M.S. Hooxax
Seo'y
Missouri Legislature Deliberates on Negro Education and Voting
Jefferson City reports detail House and Senate debates over a bill abolishing the Circuit Attorney office, a school bill favoring colored teachers, and contentious amendments. The discussions touch race, education funding, and political power as Republicans and Democrats clash over civil rights and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnorenson Cory
Senate
House
Ryertea
Harper
Moe
Mailings
Messrs. Levison & Blythe
St. Louis
Stanard
Orrick Lient
Asa iv
Scunlir
Hoadlen
Ipeene
Parliamonia
Thempim
Hlangor
Missouri
Supreme Court
Cascus
Democratic Party
Th Ien
Denoic
Tn Ascor
Metropolis but small town tales surface in wild columns
The column mix notes M. E. Church colored members plan to build in Greenfield with Perryman donating half an acre. Carthage hosts a Social Literary Society kickoff while births and local incidents spark chatter. Rail line surveys loom, accidents cited, and public notices hint at new presses and newspapers.
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M. E. Charch
Greenfield
John
Perryman
Carthage
Bratt
Texan County Pioneer
Houston
Pesiesena
Boon Township
James A. Spillman
Stockton Journal
Alowe
Butcher
Iit
McParland
New York
McFarland
Richardson
New Jersey
Messrs, CC
Haren
Phelps
Gov. Alden
Chancellor Green
Pierce
Model School
Temperance Hall
Will
Horace Greeley
Samuel Sinclair
Albert D. Richard
JSON
Fire at Neosho destroys a row of buildings on Spring Street
Fire broke out about 4 am in the Crawford Horne Crates office and neighboring shops on Spring Street in Neosho. The blaze swept a two story saddlery and a stove store as well as a warehouse, causing about 35 000 in brick damage and 22 500 in stock losses. Firefighters saved portions of the town and no wind aided the flames. Accidents occurred as residents aided the effort with one man struck in the ankle and treated at a drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho
Crawford
Horne
Mr. Withrow
Withrow
Ames
Mesars
Jones & Hi
Spring Street
Wills
Mr. Horne
Dent
D. A. Mose
Mr. Fall
Dr. Price
Fall
Armstrong House
Herford
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Yeeexly
Spain
Vortex
South
United States Senate
South Carolina
Megraes
Supreme Court of
Charleston
Nero
Dewpesate
Wiltee
Ratwals
Missouri Frum
Carrell Cowete
Ty Dn
Hawkins
Ho F. Turner
Weoalig Vorestery
Bleek
Ninth National Bank
Rts
Pala
Tax Leaner
Josenen City
Soto
Patric
Jefferson City
Jook
Jude
Waters
Ray
State University
Mulliives
Committee On
Southwest
Sta - Howe
Lagrange
Doumwlary
Missouri River
Macon City
Chillicothe
Brookfield
Menton
Drake
LD. D. Gate
Washington
Benton
Horatio Stone
Stovenson City
Agricultural College
Awor
Ceuta
Webster
Fristoe
Eaton
Dows
Warsaw Times
Lownd Timaver
Circaihhourt
Lawrence Kellett
South Pacific Railroad Company
Corps of
Spring River
Mariinville
James J. Joy
Cunningham & Bro
Banner
Thomas
India
Lowell
Pilot Knob
Kalla Express
New Democratic
Dasper County
Charles K. Penney
Jasper County
de Calomly
Saulsbury
Ugihult
Morrill
New Hampshire
Delaware
Associated Press
Congressional Globe
Vernon
Mer
Eshoula
Virginia
United States
Republican Party
Mexico
Henry County
Springfield
South Street
Iren
Viriens
Ful
Tiede Fee
Fines Anc Books
Wacner & Schilling
Soineseih
Sterns
Pealeith Scott Pewety Beri Az
Gantiep
Hayes
Abe
Heaton
Iladore
Mevyer
Heri
TIN Shop
Marionville, MO
Tian
Charter Oak
Oves
Stover
Bogey
Indeof Handler
Sinclair & CO
Shack
Arava Wiettenhers
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