Tilden and the People in a Grasp for Leadership
Weekly Leader reviews post election sentiment and civil service critique. It argues Hayes era aims to topple party lines, praises independent politicians, and denounces Tilden as faltering after the 1876 vote, urging public vigilance and party loyalty. It notes upcoming state elections and the fate of civil service reforms amid partisan shifts.
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Tilden
Manhattan Club
New York
Nomes
Mr. Tilden
Wil
Detwerst
Republcan
New Orleans
United States
Famley
Republic
Great Fire at St Johns N B Destroys Forty Blocks
A major fire at St Johns New Brunswick destroyed forty blocks of Duillings valued at about twenty million dollars and killed thirty persons. The larger cities along the Atlantic contributed aid to relieve the disaster as relief efforts spread.
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New Brunswick
And
Atlantic
St Louis Times under new management debates rebels and fate
The article discusses the St Louis Times under new management, praising its design and candor while noting Confederate imagery and rebel factions. It also mentions the Fifth Annual Fair at Neosho hosted by the Newton County Agricultural and Mechanical Society on September 26 27 and 28 1877, plus political notes on Missouri Supreme Court reporting and House membership.
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Bie
Newton County Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Neosho
Mina
New Civil Service Reform Rules Loom in Washington
Washington June 22 The administration moves toward strict limits on federal officers political activity with a circular proposing to bar officials from voting at conventions or serving on committees. Early drafts of the regulation anticipate a delay before issuance while officials study enforcement impact and party balance.
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LAPP
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Customhouse
Wutik
Washington
Tess
Callender
Lewis
Kentucky
Jist
Od Wat
Gen. Ord
Rio Grande
Liewt. Tien. Sher Inva
Chicago
Trevera
Beave
Ord
Rome
Eastern War Telegrams Reach Front in June Updates
A London dispatch reports Russian forces crossing the Danube near Galatz and seizing heights behind Selzita and Matehin after tough fighting with Bashi-Bazouke. Montenegrin delays and Turkish resistance are noted, with strategic concerns about Constantinople and Danube operations.
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Ilovajl
Danube
Galatz
Selzita
Matehin
Mathia
Loxuin
Times
Su- Hiern Vashi
Fue Toulot Pegulira
Nicholas
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Opstchish
Kimball Hae
Erseroam
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Constantinople
Autela
Austria
Loxnex
Jane
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Sngland
Suez Canal
Porte
England
Hussian
Ft Kusin
Bughand
Huh
Dobrudkeba
Dews
Slatina
Alexsandria
Dade County Milling Board elected at annual meeting
The Dade County Milling and Smelting Co held its annual meeting and chose a Board of Directors: W. M. Taggart, R. S. Jacobs, J. D. Parkinson, I. W. Shater, and Jon A. Ready. W. M. Taggart was named President, R. S. Jacobs Vice President, J. W. Shater Treasurer, and Tol A Ready Secretary. The report notes robbery incidents in Arkansas and Missouri involving Hale of Polk County and two Pile brothers, plus praise for W. T. Robertson’s Short-Horn herd and prospects for cattle sales. The piece also covers a misbehaving passenger and local agricultural and mineral prosperity in Dade County.
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Dade | County Milling & Smelting Co
W. M. Taggart
R. S. Jacobs
J.D. Parkinson
Hale
Polk County
Pile
Dade County
Arkaneas
Marshffield
SpringGell
W. R. Robertson
W.T. Robertson
Robertson
Kentucky
Herrt
Prince of Goodness
Roberon
Jasper
Texas
Arkansas
Southwest
Carthase Bausner
Battle of Oak Hills described by Col Snead and Lyon
A New York correspondent recounts Col Thomas L Snead and Gen Lyon at Wilsons Creek and Oak Hills. The tale covers Lyon’s charge, Snead’s Missouri command, Price’s leadership, and postbattle outcomes including Walker’s death and the Arkansas duel tensions.
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Dentral Lyon
Battle of Oak Hills
New York
We Lincinnnti Enquirer
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Arkansas
Missouri
Louis Man
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Cal
Lavon Lyon
Planters
St. Louis
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Price
Benton
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Hull
Tig
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Tie
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George
Ganglitas
Jefferson City
Springfield
Wilson's Creek
Wellford
Georgia
Ben McCulloch
McIntosh
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Lek
Wilsoner
el Davis
Ale Jel
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Lyons
Sterling Price
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White Price
Metalloch Churchill
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Harvey
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Medera
McCullloch
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Tatten
Siegel
Sigel
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McCuloch
Yane
Stappal
Magmaduke
Walker
Eutral
Arkansis
Harris Plavagay
Oure
Telltron Navy
Send
Frickerings
Miesonic
Fish Culture Plans in Southwest District Progress
Correspondence from Poot, Mate to fish culture efforts in the Southwest Me district notes progress toward a bountiful supply for main streams and ponds. German carp shipments are planned for spring, with shad hatching oversight by Iver. Connecticut shipments expected to commence soon, touted as superior to Hudson or Delaware stock for New York markets.
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Neosho
Curt Will
Sam
Iver
Connecticut
Milner
United States
New York
Hudson
Delaware
Spercoke
Bath
Hayes at Boston in June shows presidential journey and notices
The report describes President Hayes travel from Washington to Boston on June 2 1877 with greetings at Putnam Conn Franklin Highland Lake Grove and Brunswick. It notes crowds military presence and a breakfast visit, plus a formal letter from Hayes to executive officers about political activities and a notice of Robert Dart Owens death at Lake George New York.
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Diives
Key
Carl Selner
Franklin
Messrs Way
Pears
Highland
Lake Grove
Norfolk
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Foote
Platt
John
Moston
Ratriages
Brunswick
Weighland Lake
Atrocious triple murder near Gore Ohio shocks Logan county
A sensational report from Gore near Logan county describes a brutal family slaying. The nine detainees and a confession point toward Joseph King as the possible mastermind while Terrill and Perrill are linked to most killings. Residents fear mob action as militia and police bolster security and the neighborhood reels from the violent crime. In a separate Philadelphia dispatch Molly Maules is said to have murdered several men tied to Lehigh robberies, with witnesses vanishing amid fears of foul play.
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Lagan
Ohio
Jules
Gore
Logan
Susan McC'idu
Nancy Hite
Mee McClung
YW T. Porriil
Joseph King
Wing
Terrill
Herrisle
Hermeraud
Perrill
Telamie
Willy
Tylee
Virella
Seave Lusan
Torrill
Neapont
Molly Nires
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Mauch Chunk
Molly Mahave
Wm. O'Conner
White Haven
Joo
Grady
Fne
Lehigh
James McDermott
Michael O'Brien
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