The Last Straw in the Republican Shipwreck
The Weekly Leader denounces the Republican party as they seek to cling to power amid public condemnation. It argues they abandoned legality, attacked authorities, and maneuvered for four more years of control, while predicting their downfall as public opinion shifts nationally.
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Deconet Republican Party
Seistoves
Eure
Chattfalee
Elange
Ty Letase
Sieyrene
Florida
Columbia
Supreme Vart
South Carolina
Patrintic
Repubeen
Barlaw Owl Wits
Grant Biter
Stanof
Boyd
Senate
Republicams
Union
Congress
House
Leir
Missouri Legislature Officials Named In Annual Session
Missouri lawmakers elect leadership and appoint key officers for the General Assembly. Marion, New Madrid, Pettis, Jasper, and St Louis figures chosen for presiding, secretary, engrossing, journal, and sergeant roles. Jefferson City names include speaker pro tem, chief clerk, and various desk and door-keeper posts.
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Missouri
Marrieun
New Madris
Surnlivge
Charles F. Persie Af Conpar
Ergonut-Ntarme
T. P. Reiley
Ceneway
James Jolneon
Bt Louis
Noovor Gilliam
Jefferson City
Atn
Jol
Jefereen City
Cheption
Tennie Mathews
Eloquence and turmoil sweep through national headlines
A speech by Mr. Conkling before the Senate advocates an orderly, lawabiding resolution to the presidential question, praising citizen petitioners from New York Timely notes on Louisiana elections and Tennessee senate selection plus a Carthage wedding and wintry street hazards headline lingering over postwar political tensions and social events.
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Cooking
New York
Senate
Hayes
Chandler, Morton, Cameron,Grant & Co
Conkling
App
Congress
Republic
Adversaries warned and editor’s pomp amid busy local notes
A garbled column from Ozark Monitor Leader hints at a lecture by Fred Douglass around late December. Miscellaneous items reference springfield visitors, a carthage clerical appointment, a kicking Winter for vegetables, a travesty from Tak Srrinarreto, and a Boston couple’s unwed living arrangement with plans for children.
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Watte Monitor
Fred Douglass
Carthage
Ozark Monitor-Leader
Springfield
AL Z
Springfield Indies
Billings
Ozark
John Wilson
Jefferson City
Capitol
Nevada Living Democrat
Kennedy
Tak Srrinarreto Cader
Veddette
Daniell
Greenfield
Pineville
Boston
Mary Florence Hull
Horace Alvin Johnson
Resolutions Of Missouri Democratic State Central Committee
The Democratic State Central Committee resolves that the November Democratic majority shows the state’s sentiment and no convention is needed. It affirms faith in Democratic Senators and Representatives and willingness to support any just plan authorized to resolve national difficulties threatening peace and welfare.
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State Central Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
State Central Committee of
Missouri
Congress
Treasury Department
United States
General Assembly
Congress of the
Hill
Binghaw
Vetiog
Senate Journal
Seventeenth Regiment
E. M.M
Whastington City
Adjutant-General
Thad Sat
Bingham
Washington
Senate
Holidays Bring Small Town Christmas Cheer
Drax Leaver reports on festive gatherings among rustic friends during holidays. A Rose School Christmas tree event featured songs, recitations, and presents, with a humorous edition of their paper and a coy verse from editor Hals. A church gathering near Brookline included music and Rev. Marlow, crowd enjoyed the program, and gifts were shared, including a cradle for Sam Gott and a rag for Sam B. Happy New Year.
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Drax Leaver
Rose School
Dliuse
Hals
Ela
John
Brookline
Marlow
Sam Gott
Sam B
State Budget Proposals and Education Financing Reforms
The document outlines fiscal measures for education and state funds, urging prompt collection of debts to lunatic asylums, proposing bonds or certificates to reorganize indebtedness, and recommending poll taxes funded by state bonds. It discusses penalties for school enforcement, and calls for constitutional alignment on ordnance reimbursements and public education expansion.
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Supreme Part
United States
Welton
Twenty Eighth General Assembly
State Seminary
Ordnance
UNE
United
State Board of Hiucation
Sant Taper
Safad
Bosita Oes
Cates Oman
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Hamilton, Brown & Co
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Mrax Etta Conbretson
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Oriental Sporting and Blasting Powder
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McGregor, Noe & Keet
John Deere
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D.A. Abbott
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W. A. Hall
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Springfield. MO
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