Weekly Leader reflects Arkansas politics and national news
The edition notes thanks to Berryville subscribers and officials J C Colby and Andrew Pierce, reports on Missouri penitentiary statistics, 1866 to 1868 costs and convicts, Booth remains at Greenmount, and local ejectment suits in Sedalia. It covers Georgia congressional candidates, university appointments, and a march 4 inauguration.
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Colby
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Andrew Pierce
South Pacific Railroad
Southwest items reveal local growth and incidents
A Neosho Hook and Ladder company forms while the North Pacific air corps passes through Carthage. Webster County records show court adjournment and a judge off to St Louis. Gilchrist escaped custody after being wounded in Granby. Burkholtz buys land near Avilla and a Granby infant’s body is found. Nancy Edmonson suspected. Tensions rise in Baxter Springs over Joy government land sales. Marshfield sees town charter talks and new additions. Webster county statistics and new mail routes crop up. A mail-change petition seeks Jericho passage amid local rights disputes.
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Houston
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Dallas
Washington Special Disputeh on Republican office seekers
In Washington the army of office seekers grows daily with applicants from every state and territory. Kentucky notables include Jucks Moore Col Eaves Gill Fry Buckley Trainor Bailey Goodloe Rankin Johnson Hebron Grubbs and others. Reconstruction debates on removing disabilities and ballot rights for negroes continue with Senate House disagreements. President Johnson expected to vacate the White House March d. Sherman and Grant residences discussed. Army Appropriation bill passed with army size limits. Civil Rights measures face Senate entreaties and potential repeal battles.
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Wasumerox
Rosas
Kenya
S. Moore
Eaves
Charles Gill
A. Fry
Col. Buckley
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Trainor
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Louisville
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Sona Teast
Gen Shields opens law office in Kansas City
Gen Shields has opened a law office in Kansas City. Sol Smith, the veteran actor of St Louis, died on the Hitch inst at age 70. Gen Sickles wept at the sight of John T Brady’s remains. The Ohio State Senate vacancy election shows a Democratic gain. A Yankee girl ends an engagement due to her fiancé’s sleep sneezing. The Presbyterian convention urged renewed Christian work, Cincinnati hosted its session. Pennsylvania Democrats name Cass Buckalew Packer and Vaux as gubernatorial candidates. Grant and Colfax respond to election notification. Canton Bank seeks to surrender its depository privileges. Findlay is designated depository. Heenan pleads for Eaton’s life. appeal to Governor reportedly unsuccessful. Paddock and Maggie Mitchell wed in New York. Maggie retires from public stage.
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Toledo Blade
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Gill
Paddock
Toledo
Maggie
Jefferson City Radicals Press Last Chance Amendment Fight
Reports from Jefferson City detail radical party maneuvers to block counties and push a constitutional amendment. Amid parliamentary maneuvers in the House, votes to exclude counties and reconsider testimony unfold as speakers and committees clash.
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