Radical conventions and politics in Missouri and South Carolina
The Dallas county radical convention backs Boyd for Congress while Park County backs Gravely and Dade county backs Boyd. Commentary covers tariff stances, banking capital increases, and national issues including negro vote dynamics, suffrage debate, and anticipated congressional shifts amid the European war context.
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Dallas County
Buffalo
Boyd
Congress
Havens
Railroad right of way through Indian Territory decided
The Attorney General affirmed the choice of the Parson's road as the approved line through Cherokee lands in the Indian Territory, following Secretary Cox's prior ruling that a single north south line could be built. The decision designates the Parson's road and marks a key transport policy confirmation amid political debate.
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Indian Territory
Joy
Missouri River
Fort Scott
Parson's Road
Cox
Uni
Local finances and railroad push in Missouri frontier
Reports from Greenfield and Springfield detail Missouri’s circulating notes allotment and bond purchases under new currency laws. Greenfield boosters urge Greene County to back Col Richardson’s Memphis Kansas City line, highlighting coal proximity and regional growth, while ballooning science history and local opinions on politics pepper the page.
Peirce City and Fort Smith Railroad Formed in Missouri
A new company titled Peirce City and Fort Smith Railroad has been organized with capital stock of 500000 dollars. All stock is subscribed and five percent paid. A preliminary survey will be made. L L J Allen Linzee and others named as directors. The line runs thirty miles to the state line through Washburne county, linking Springfield with Fayetteville and Port Smith, signaling broader railroad expansion in the Southwest.
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Washington
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French Academy
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Memphis
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Ol. Richardson
Memphis and
Greenfield
Friends of the Road
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Col. Richardson
Bates County
Scorps
Springfield
Licking Creek
Fort Scott
Laclede
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County Court of
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T Ite
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Bates
South Pacific
Indianapolis
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Phiri
Springfield Patriot
St. Louis Mail
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Diuther
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Epire
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Pacific and Great Eastern
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Cincinnati
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Thas
Iron Horse
Arkansne
St. Lewis
Tiene
Warrie
Washburne County
Messrs. L. L. J. Allen
Linzee
Fayetteville
Port Smith
Atlantic
Pediia
Reign of Terror in North Carolina
The article alleges Holden the carpet bag governor proclaims martial law and suspends habeas corpus in several counties. Col. Kirk leads a disordered militia while conservatives arrested without due process face jail with no hearings. Raleigh Standard cites approval from Gen. Grant for possible U.S. troop intervention to influence the election.
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Tennessee
Ku Klux
Raleigh
Robt
Douglass
Gen
Grant
United States
Holden
First Collision Looms Over Luxembourg Front
The immediate scene of operations remains uncertain with a great struggle for Luxembourg anticipated soon. France seeks its possession as price of peace four years ago, while partial destruction has been cited and frontier defenses along the Rhine are under consideration.
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France
Rhine
Jembourg
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