Weekly Leader on Southern Pacific rail and politics
A Springfield weekly urges unity for Southern Pacific railroad aid, arguing it is justice for the South amid postwar costs. It attacks Northern road interests, notes St. Louis convention resolutions, and calls for Democratic support to pressure Congress for government aid. It also covers a tragic St Louis area train wreck and robbery attempt with fatalities. It praises Reed Adams Express reward and notes Florida reform progress under new governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mobile Register
Democratic Party
Union Pacific
Pacific
St. Louis
South
Ronier Congress
Congress
East
Solid South
Middle States
Glan
Indiana
Minois
Cennsylvania
Randall
Cox
Enor
A. P
Cote A
Paine
Henry County
Memphis
Vance
Wilson
San Francisco
R. R
Woodend
Here
Frank Caton
Samuel Richardson
E. L. Atkinson
Dr. Atkinson
Sam Richardson
Aleck Wilson
Aleck
City
J. Atkinson
Pacific City
Johnny Daenzer
Lebanon
Teporta
Tawnolph Laurence
Fredericktown
Boucher
Mt. Vernon
P. S
Louis
St. R
Adams Express
San Francisco Railway Company
C. W. Roger
J. J. Rhodes
Fiendish act ties Lonne Pasha to Turkish campaigns
Lonne Pasha of the Egyptian army, once with the Confederates, plans to join Egypt's contingent bound for Turkey. American officers in the Khedive's army reportedly pledge not to fight Russia. Loring Pas ha, General William B. Loring of North Carolina, left the regular army in 1861 to join the rebels. Grant's reception by the Irish and English is seen by Republicans as praise for the man, though the honor belongs to the American people. Gen. Gnaxt trains for a 1890 presidential bid.
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Lonne Pasha
Egypt
Turkey
Russia
Loring Pasha
Wm. B. Loring
North Carolina
Grant
Gen. Gnaxt
Memphis and Kansas City Rail Road Prospects Grow
Progress and optimism rise in Kansas City backed by New York finance talks as Memphis and Kansas City railway plans gain support. The route through Missouri and Mississippi Valley promises strong grain and meat shipments, with advocates urging local funding to speed construction and enhance northern competition with St Louis and Chicago markets.
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K.c&m
Aml
Memphis
Kansas City
New York
Comyny
Here
Keenfield
St. Louis
Memphis and Kapras City
Georgia
Alhana
Mippi
River Valley
Yazoo
Bates County
Democrat
Atlantic and Pacific
Clinton
Henry County
Chicago
Four men arrested after train wreck investigation at Richland
Four men were arrested Tuesday and are being examined in Richland. Deputy T. S. Marshal pursued the robbers after the wreck and captured a Richland youth, John Oliver. Oliver confessed names of Gro Gibson John Longand Allen and Greenstreet, and 89 parties to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
B. I. Langston
T. S. Marshal
John Oliver
Gro. Gibson
John Longand
Allen
Green- Street
Oliver
Morrisville Institute report and church district notice
The Morrisville Institute board reports a prosperous year, noting higher matriculation, disciplined conduct, and faculty efforts. It urges funds to add buildings, outlines courses, and lists upcoming commencement events while detailing expulsions and tuition. A separate dispatch covers a Turkish Montenegrin battle with Turkish forces repulsed and heavy casualties.
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M. E. Church
South
Morrisville Institute
Morrisvillla
Springfield
Church, South
Dear Fariers
Brekman
Morrisville
Alan
A. Reyne
Sec’y Board
Greene County Horticultural Society Exhibition Highlights
The Greene County Horticultural Society reports strong progress and a successful fifteenth exhibition despite weather. Premiums awarded cover best specimen plants, berries, fruits, bouquets, and collections with notable entries by Mrs Bray Mrs Owen Miss Ma. Best magnolia testing, and awards to many residents. The event celebrated new plant varieties and attracted wide regional support, with plans for a Jane prize exhibition next season.
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Greene County Horticultural Society
Prince of Marists
Jos. Kircheraber
Bray
Tub
Rush Owen
Joseph Kirchgender
Mod
Ronnier
Lini Hou
A. Demu
Mie
A. Deauutls
Mies Linsey
John Metimour
Moe
Demath
Wot
Guy
Aburilon
Miss Linzer
Strawhwertes
Hyde
MD Koungres
Erwen Levin Plait
Sturpivatel
Hensler
David Perwell
Tray Utt
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Springfield, MO
Southern Pacific
A. B
Gadds Hill
Vermont
Towa
Missouri
Iron Mountian
Fea
Gue Ozark Republican
Ish
ISTO
God and Morality Party
Ben Butler
Titk
New Orleans
Scallaway
U.S. Marshal
Col. Wharton
Ben B
Abraham
Republican Party
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
New York Tribune
Bes Bertier
Isaare
Pipkin
Marshal
Louisiana
Benny
Mollah
Pipkins
Ruthy
Ben
Methodism
District Conference of the
M. E. Church, South
Rey, C
Woods
Booneville
St. Karnys
Demosthenean
Wedserday
Rev
C.C. Wands
Boonville, Mo
Music Clana
T. M. Cobb
St. Review
W. C. Montgomery
Loxnox
Ragusa
Montenegro
Ali
Spuz
Zeta
Danielogal
Maljat
Haines
Joseph Riengpaleet
Anthony
C.H. Heer
Ac Sr
Suepinmeet Lyy
Society
Jane Plevie
Ile
Farmington
Chas
Warewelch
Sylvester, Jr
Greentielt
Adeuewster
Colin
Mil Vernon
Lenin
Bine Teotivgeid
John Ceol
Benelie
Tarrisee
Tinge
Tawighe Doin Moody
Lea David Sinkey
Bliss
Lassee
Cron
Amd
Momebuy
Dale West
Issy
Terry Tneble
Fersee
SNR
D.ichvason
Tigres
Peirce City
Marshfield
Amonth
Els Basin
Fas
Het Weil Weswe
He Nehru Wenheed
Meesvun
Urmdarts
Beatty Washbistow
Baines
Eee
Apert Ata Ae
Nenzente Hivartit
Emre
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W. W.gale
New York and
New Orleans Zoological and Equestrian Exposition
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