Tilden and Hendricks at Manhattan Club debate in New York
The weekly paper notes Abe Tilden and Hendricks were entertained by the Manhattan Club of New York last week. It summarizes Tilden's speech condemning the loss of the presidency as a personal wrong but a greater wrong to 4,250,100 voters, and discusses the political climate, New York influence, and Western- Eastern party dynamics. It also mentions related civil service and currency debates and local newspaper changes.
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Democratic Party
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Mr. Tilden
United States
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Manhattan Club
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Horatio Seymour
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Horace Greeley
Samuel J. Tilden
Belmont
Rothschild
Grant
Congress
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Europe
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Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
A.J. Garner
Eppa McDonald
Witton
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J. Is. Hensler
James A. Stoughton
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Bot Hosen
Izani Jum
George Wilson
John T. Keer
Daniel Chandler
Salt Izaner
Greene County
Hannibal & SS Joseph Railroad Company
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Kansas City& Memphis
Walker
K. P. Matthews
Benjamin Kite
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A.J. McBride
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Newton County
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Ney Ion County
Fiendish Outrages and Press Convention Debate
A critical column denounces The St. Louis Globe-Democrat for sensational crime coverage and libel. It cites two local outrages against a clergyman’s daughter, notes lack of arrests, and blasts the paper while praising Springfield’s sobriety. The piece also reports Arkansas Press Association actions in Fort Smith, elects officers, and discusses next convention dates and railroad stock matters.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Democrat
Lean Xt
Arkansas Press Association
Fort Smith
HM. Sparks
Fort Smith Herald
JH. Sparks
G Man
Jacob Fralich
J. E. Battenfield
J. Mitchell
Col. Jas, Torrans
Cola
N. Smithee
Hot Springs
Louisiana Democrats praise Nicholls era reforms in postwar letter
A Louisiana editor praises the Nicholls government after Packard’s defeat, crediting Hayes with allowing Nicholls to govern. The piece claims restored peace, new schools, strict penalties, and an improved police force in New Orleans. It argues reforms reduced corruption, enfranchised proper elections, and aligned with Democratic values.
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Juveith
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Leaden
Tour State
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Nicholl
Baton Rouge
Louisianiana
M Arms
Freeman's Bureau
Seatlawars
Promings
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Nichols
Nicholse
Louisiana
Hayes
Morton
Blaine
J.M.M
Early settlers of Springfield area recount hard pioneer life
A memoir style piece recalls scarce crops and pork, abundant wild game, and communal sharing. It notes colonists like Sol Comer and John Marshall, early blacksmiths, graves near a black oak, and the first church and school developments from 1831 to 1845. It mentions early newspapers The Ozark Standard and Springfield Advertiser.
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Dames
Finley
Jerry Pearson
Joh Mooney
Patterson
Delnwares
Janes
Warren County
Elt
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Loldast
Anmnda
Buffalo
Dallas
Jacob Pai
James Cotner
Mr. Cott
Maj. Bickwell
Liaw
Junius Campbell
Mr. C
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Samuel Teas
Maj. Blackwell
Samvexie
Tasper
D. P. Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Owen
Campbell
Spelwedeld
IF. C. Tubeville
BR. AL
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Ozark Standard
T. Soon
Huifard
Cyrus Stark
E.D. McKinney
Campbell and
Tather
Lula
F. Sheppard
Springfield Advertiser
Warren Fl. Graves
Lancet
Joshua Davis
John M. Richardson
Capt
Geo. Tones
Cumberland Presbyterians
Springfield
Lawson Fulbright
David Roper
Pike
Mckihany
Russians and Turks Fortify Danube Fronts and Syria Unrest
Reports describe Russian and Turkish fortifications opposite Sammon and Isklachi on the Danube after renewed clashes. Russia secures a $75,000,000 loan in Paris and Berlin as shells fly at Tohanes, Karadagh, and Danilograd. Ottoman victories in Montenegro contrast with Arab uprisings near Damascus Aleppo. Meanwhile Mehemet Ali reports Turkish success against forested Montenegrins, and Muhtar Pasha notes a repulsed offensive near Taher pass with Mehemet Tasha killed. Syria braces for aid as 15,000 to 20,000 mounted Arabs threaten the region.
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Sammon
Isklachi
Russia
Paris
Berlin
Kars
Ardahan
Gumey
Kagischman
Souriamiehe
Tohanes
Karadagh
Ragusia
Montenegro
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Vetroviteh
Danilograd
Mehemet Tasha
Damascus
Aleppo
Syria
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Vast Missouri region praised for potential settlers and wealth
An extended promotional tract extols southwest Missouri as rich in natural resources, forests, rivers, and climate favorable to farming and industry. It urges northern migrants to move west, detailing mineral prospects, grain belt advantages, and thriving valleys. It cites testimonial affidavits about a Champion grain machine and notes shipments of young shad to northwest Missouri.
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James A. Mahan
Locelede County
James A. Maan
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