The Protected Few and Unprotcted Many in Missouri
A Missouri weekly urges limited government aid, arguing nine tenths of people rely on private capital and labor. It critiques tariff policies, taxation on farmers, and protectionist duties, claiming they rob workers and favor manufacturing capitalists. It also discusses bank circulation inequities and looming European war impacts on Western farmers.
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Missouri
Ube
England
France
Tle
New England
Europe
Russia
Prussia
Turkey
Agaia
Constantinople
Fromer
United States
Liverpool
New York
War over suffrage in Webster county voices from Judge Fyan
The Marshfield Democrat reprints Judge R. W. Fyan's open letter from June 2 1870 replying to William Ferguson of the Radical press. It discusses anti and pro suffrage positions, cites political allies in Laclede and Lebanon, and contrasts Civil War service and postwar conduct of figures like Lewis, Nixon, and Fyan. It also includes a biographical note on Confederate colonel James S. Cleburne, born in Ireland and later a druggist and lawyer before the war.
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Marshfield Democrat
R. W. Fyan
Maxsurixip
Epior Democrat
Willian J. Ferguson
Radical
Ferguson
Southwest
Webster County
Sth Louis Democrat
Lebanon Chronicle
Baying
Laclede
United States Service
Lacléde
Home Guards
Fremont
Lewis
Laclede County
Col. Childress
Anaes
Cal
Jefferson City
Fyan
2Th Missouri
46Th
Code
Nexreshicoke
A. F. Lewis
Staast Quartermaster's Department
Shaying
Missouri
Ryan
Mom- Lewis
South Pacific Railroad
William Ferguson
Tewis
Rad
County
Nixon
Judge Marlin
Panimons
Demgogne
Bon
John McNeill
Col. Fyan
Congress Debates Indian Appropriations and Railroad Bills
In Washington on June 7 the Senate and House discussed bills to alter railroad routes in Minnesota and grant right of way to the Arkansas and Delta railroad. An Indian Appropriations bill faced amendments including removal of Osage lands in Kansas for settlement. A port of delivery was approved for Kansas City, Missouri, and a U S court term authorized for Helena Arkansas. The House considered banking facilities and census taker pay, with amendments printed before a recess.
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Bank Cir
Bank Crealation
Department of Trade and Industry
Treasury Department
Lise of
Congress
Innoix
Micharan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Nebraska
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Alukana
Georgia
Texas
Arkanent
Ucsh
California
Makota
New Mexico
Washington Territory
Michigan
Oregon
Arkansas
Utah
Dakota
Ohio
Indiana
West
South
New England
Middle States
Ito
White House
Red Cloud
Prince Arthur
Reconstruction Committee
Butler
Washington
Senate House
Washingtox
Minnesota
Delta
Ralroad
Interior
Pomeroy
Davis
Committee On Indian Affairs
Kans City
United States
Helena
Ark
House
Cates
Senate
Missouri Suffrage Stand Confirms Open Campaign
In San Francisco the June election returns show support for a million bond to aid the Southern Pacific, with the colored vote making its first appearance in the state. Missouri figures dominate discussions as Ferguson and Goss clash over suffrage policy and party lines, while a cave discovery near Dubuque Iowa and women's rights debates in Dayton highlight broader civic topics.
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California
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Ferguson
Marlin
Abraham Lincoln
Missouri
W. J. Ferguson
Isaac N. Goss
Radical
Dubuque
Iowa
Rice
General Cleburne's Bridegroom Death in Bridal Suit at Franklin
A Civil War reminiscence recalls General Cleburne's winter leave to Mobile where he married a local belle. He returned to battle in a new Confederate major general uniform, was mortally wounded at Franklin, and buried in his bridal suit. The bride later died, and both now rest in consecrated ground with Episcopal rites at Franklin.
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Pat
Mobile
Gen
Cleburne
Tennessee
Franklin
Earth
Heaven
Clyburne
Episcopal Church
Quintard
Oregon election returns show close contest for governor
San Francisco June 7 Returns from Oregon elections are meagre and indicate a close Legislative contest. Graves a Democrat is elected governor by about 400 votes. Portland telegrams report the city and county are Republican by roughly 806, while overall results remain close.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Graves
Vortland
Social Life in China and Women's Inferiority Beliefs
The article describes gender separation at social events, with men and women dining separately and strangers of opposite sexes not being introduced. It argues that Chinese social theory enforces female subservience, notes some European influence, and cites proverbs about women and foreign gunpowder. It also mentions limited progress toward women’s rights and general mild treatment of the weaker sex.
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China
Bark and Bite in Charlestown Fashion Patchwork
A Boston exchange reports a fashionable Charlestown woman suffering neck inflammation after a doctor mislabels a condition as borers. He orders her hair shaved to prevent further infestation, leaving her almost bald. The tale warns ladies that biting consequences can follow a bite and to beware risky hair care.
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Boston
Charlestown
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Phillips County
Ireland
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R. W. Flax
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J. i Case & CO
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Trade Palace
Victor Summers & CO
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Lowes
Olive
McBibany & Jargerdt
Spekngtbold, Co
Cdure
Stinlant
Jan. A
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