Democratic Ticket for City Offices and Council Seats
Democratic slate lists W A Hall for Mayor M M Johnson for Marshal T M Grant for Clerk E Wilkerson for Attorney E J Baldwin for Assessor W Sommers for Treasurer Recorder position listed. Council candidates by ward include P C Morri ser P Red Weaver Jas Hodnett and W H McAdams W Naegler.
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W. A. Hall
M. M. Johnson
T. M. Grant
E. Wilkerson
E. J. Baldwin
W. Sommers
P. C. Morriser
Pred. Weaver
Jas. Hodnett
W. H. McAdams
W. Naegler
The Democratic Ticket in municipal affairs
The piece urges voters to support the Democratic ticket for city offices, praising candidates for Marshal Eugene Wilkerson, Treasurer Victor Sommers, Assessor E. J. Baldwin, and Council nominees Morchiser, Fred Weaver, Hodnett, W. H. McAdams, and Wm. Neegler. It lauds party loyalty, fiscal prudence, and the strong slate, while noting Oakey Hall’s disappearance and World reporting its last sighting.
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Elee
M. Johnson
Eugene Wilkerson
V Ifal
Olive
Victor Sommers
Merchant of the Trades
Treas- C
Sommers
Lemmante
Wuld
Gage
Fred Weaver
Stephens
Weaver
Ins. Hodnett
Jas. Evans
W. H. McAdams
Wm. Neegler
Greene County Urges funds for Kansas City rail link drive
A Missouri county paper argues for Greene County to add 59000 to a joint railroad project linking Springfield to Kansas City. It cites three competitor lines, county debt, and potential price drops in wheat transport, asserting broader economic gains and regional markets. It also criticizes rival editorials as harmful propaganda while urging unity to advance coal, labor, and manufacturing opportunities.
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Kanzas City
Springfield
Kansas City
Memphis
Mobile
Harrisonville
Cass County
Jackson
Cass
Burlington and Southwestern
Lexington
Pleasant Hill
Butler
Bates County
Greenfield
Barton County
Lamar
Lanny
Batler
Nevada City
Coun
Caas
Bales
Vernon
Barton
Dade
Greene Counties
Greene County
St. Louis
Chicago
Greens County
Bates
Missouri
Kansas
Port Scot
Libelous tirade by Patriot Advertiser targets Missouri officials and schools
A recent Patriot Advertiser column denounces Missouri institutions blaming alleged lax laws and unsafe property rights while praising Missouri's public school system. The piece claims immigration is being encouraged and cites comparisons with Northwest states, noting Missouri’s strong school endowment and governance.
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Patriot
St. Louis
P.A
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
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Neosho Times praised for ten years of Democratic leadership
The Neosho Times under A.M. Seever, begun in 1867, is lauded for advancing democracy and local prosperity in Neosho, Missouri. A party convention criticized Republicans, praised Hayes, and urged Sam Tilden to retire, while pledging loyalty to Mellville Republicase and denouncing opponents.
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Missouri
A.M. Seveir
Neosho Times
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Howe
Neosho
Mellville
Dade County
Coper
Hayes
Goas
Towa
Massachusette
Hallffx
Ben Butler
Charley Morgan
Sam Tilden
Ie Mellville Republicase
School Commissioner Election At Annual Meeting
The Republican County Committee backs M. H. Williams of Pair Grove for a two year term as school commissioner. The Democrats offer no slate with candidates WH. Davis of Walnut Grove and AL A. Craven of Springfield. The appointment is important and would center on experienced teacher Lovsin, while the paper notes exchange friction with the St. Louis Journal. New York Sun predicts cabinet shakeups involving Carl Schurz and allies within ninety days.
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Union
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Missouri
South
Towa
Michigan
Henestly
Muesday
Republican County Committee
M. H. Willams
Pair Grove
WH. Davis
Walnut Grove
AL A. Craven
Springfield
Lovsinn
New York Sun
Carl Schurz
Schurz
Washington Letter The Coming Extra Session Ita Organization
Washington letter reports on political expectancy for an extra session and the Ita organization. It notes organizational moves surrounding Ita interests and the Louisville commission developments shaping legislative timing and agenda.
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Ita
Faith and politics clash in city church admonition
A fervent call for practical Christian faith sits beside political debates. The piece urges living faith through deeds and truth, then shifts to Washington politics as senators and the Southern question test the era, questioning party aims, troop withdrawals, and the fate of religious influence in public life.
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Wasueron
Senate
House
Washington
Teja
Eliileers
West House
Packard
Wood
Randall
Christ
Sunaet
Cox
Christ Ha Spraker
Louisiana
Hayes
Ttat
Nicholls
Hampton
Chamberloin
M.C. Butler
Wade
Aking
Corbia
Rhea
Joan
Campbellite Critique Sparks Momentary Religious Debate
A letter highlights concerns about a preacher's interpretation of John 3 5 and 7 9, urging a plain translation and warning against a doctrine of human depravity. It argues revival rests on humble ministry and prayer while condemning elitism and social distance in church practice. The writer promises further discussion on contemporary church evils.
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Mn Baron Or Leaper
Pie
Joxan
Jefferson City News Roundup on Legislature and Appointments
Syllabus of Legislative Proceedings notes confirmation of Relfo as Insurance Superintendent amid snow disruptions. Reports detail bills on convict labor, county attorney abolition, marriage restrictions, and tax rates. State finances show banks holding over a million for St Joseph and Kansas City. Also mentions Governor Phelps illness, and local career moves and familial ties to the legislature.
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Jeerenson Crey
Jefferson City
Senate
Alinie
Eivil
John J. Onem
St. Louis
Thorn
Siate
Howes
Livingston
Heowell
Selmen Ae Jin Bilgory
St Joseph
Gales
State
Barnes Bank
St. Joseph
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National Exchange Bank
Gates
Alok
House
Phelps
Relie
Insurance Department
U. & Senate
J. Hubble
Springfield
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