Missouri Ninth district seat awarded to Dyer in contested race
A Missouri Ninth district contest ended with Dyer, the sitting Radical, securing the seat. The piece criticizes the Fourth district’s representatives as ineffectual, aligned with Reconstructionists and New England bondholders, and calls for a more capable Radical to represent the district in Congress.
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Dyer
Congress
Washington
Georgia
Virginia
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New England
Radical
St. Louis Times
Pespenis Elermanent Foundation
Small Comfort in Missouri Democracy and Railroad Plans
A Boonville era paper questions the Patriot’s comfort over Missouri Democratic woes while noting state rail push. It reports Benton Pettis county leaders inviting Bolivar residents to a July meeting to discuss Sedalia Warsaw Springfield rail routes, with Col Ladue pressing for support and Clinton and Tebo targets. It also cites national friction over Chinese and Japanese voters, Grant administration criticism, and a census based reapportionment plan.
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Democratic Party
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Congress
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Warsaw
Springfield
Benton County Board of Railroad Directors
Bolivar Free Press
Bolivar
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Benton
Pettshay
Des Jons
Hickory County
Col. Ladue
Henry County
Clinton and
Memphis
Tebo and
Neosho Road
Brigham Young wealth and how he got it in 19th century era
The Corinne Reporter outlines Brigham Young's vast wealth and influence in Salt Lake City era, claiming a seventy million fortune from union pacific contracts and real estate. It alleges funds from co operative ventures, church tithes, and foreign investments, and notes Sanctions on dissenters and massive landholdings. It also mocks the city’s architecture and hints at a national financial network surrounding Young.
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Zion
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Uldh Central
Sony Ogden
Johns Son
Floyd
Buchanan
Montana
Idaho
Morsmons
Salk Lake Qty
Lange
Denver
Temple Street
Drigham
Walker Seeks Gren County Sheriff Nomination in Republican Drift
A Republican editorial notes Cop. W. Y. Walker announcing his candidacy for Gren County Sheriff, facing Budlong and likely Capt. Porter with eastern county backing. The piece also covers Indian frontier talk, potential special Senate session, and a Democratic national committee plan for fall campaign activism.
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W. Y. Walker
Anity
Gren County
Tustyr
Alt. Budlong
Capt. Porter
Congressional Executive
Democratic Committee
Washington
Richard T. Merck
Noah I. Jerrivs
Dunbar
Thomas MJ. Smith
National Committee
Railroad Expansion Plans Reach Clinton and Sedalia
Col. F A Ladue reports the Tebo and Neosho Railroad directors approved a Clinton branch diverting southeast toward Memphis and a northwest branch to Kansas City. The aim is to unite Kansas City Sedalia and Memphis lines, with state subsidies in St Clair Henry and Johnson counties. Greene county pledges aid. Ladue to petition county courts and push Sedalia Springfield and Clinton Memphis projects amid political tension over local papers.
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Sedalia
Tebo and Neosho Railroad Company
Clinton
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Memphis
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Johnson County
Holden
Jackson
Cass
Col. Ladue
Henry
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