Democratic Ticket Appeals for Unity and Victory
The piece outlines the Democratic ticket for mayor and city offices with L. H. Murray and John Heffernan among nominees. It urges Democrats to unite behind the full slate, warns radicals, and pledges strong support to increase margins. It also discusses tobacco tax issues and calls for congressional action toward uniform taxation to protect manufacturers.
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Greene County
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Democratic Party
Local Elections Prominent in County and State News
Citizens face a pivotal election next Tuesday with focus on national issues and local governance. The piece surveys political neutrality, potential party influence, and calls for informed voting, while detailing legislative probes in Missouri and sentiment about taxation, impeachment talks, and regional developments including a proposed lunatic asylum and courthouse rebuilds.
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Springrfield
State Capital Adjourment and Annexation Moves Dominate Session
The Senate signaled no concurrence in adjournment, with session likely ending next week though hundreds of bills await action. The House rejected Iron Mountain railroad claims and Eads for 15000, while Shields bill lingers. Annexation bill for North Springfield passed Senate with citizen vote provision. A Pulaski funded court house and jail bill clears House and moves to Senate. Impeachment articles against Lucas remain alive in House, potentially extending the session.
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Leeper
Wayne County
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Shields
North Springfield
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Western Alb
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Davie
Lucas
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Oklahoma Land Grab and Railroad Charter Petition
A conflict over an Oklahoma railroad charter ties land grants to federal and state actions. The piece accuses the Oklahoma railroad company of monopolistic land grabs, seeks repeal or price limits, and urges voters to elect representatives not bought by monopolies. It references land grants of millions of acres across territories and states, with calls for reform ahead of Congressional elections.
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Boston
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Fragmented Senate Bill Debates and Duplicated Amendments
A lengthy, garbled report outlines Senate debates over taxation, corporate regulation, and public works. It references a bill affecting incorporations, milage witnesses, attorney fees, and court costs, with mentions of state universities and agricultural code. Multiple lawmakers and places are named in a chaotic transcription.
Fragmented Senate Debate on Pensions and Homestead Proposals
The senate committee on public lands reported a major repeal of pre-emption laws to enable widows and settlers to receive equivalency and title. The discussion touched on German influence and resolutions adapted at a meeting in Arkansas. The plan aimed to extend protections for homesteads and oppose monopolies, with a call for orderly process and loyalty to established powers. The address referenced Little Rock and ongoing campaign to rally support for the reform effort.
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