When Do Laws Take Effect The Radical Fraud Behavior
Weekly Leader arguesRadicals seek to redefine when laws go into effect, attacking constitutional norms and endorsing a Patriot press doctrine. It questions ratification timelines and accuses radicals of disregarding legal procedures, urging adherence to official signatures and seals.
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Sherman Defends Sheridan on Piegan Massacre Debate
General Sherman reiterates support for Sheridan's Indian policy and backs Colonel Baker's account of the Piegan attack. He disputes Benton reports, asserting most Piegan dead were warriors, and that women and children were allowed to depart. Sherman notes the army's dual duty to protect settlers and Indian lands. Rumors say cabinet reshuffles loom in Washington.
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Washington
City Polities and Oregon Democracy in Brief
The article surveys city election talk with a citizens ticket cross of Democrats and Radicals. It praises Mayor Gilmore and criticizes Radical candidates while noting registration disputes. It then reports Oregon Democratic state convention actions in Albany with candidacies for Congress governor and officials, plus debt repudiation debates.
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Slater
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L. F. Glover
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Lewis Fleiehiemer
Multnoma County
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Portland Herald
The Leader Volume IV fourth year launch and scathing Harlan critique
The Leader celebrates its fourth volume amid renewed subscriptions and thanks subscribers in Christian County. It lambasts Senator James Harlan of Iowa as a corrupt figure tied to federal funds and Indian contracts, accusing him of widespread peculation and moral infamy across a decade of Democratic governance.
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Iowa
Congress
Cadet frauds debate fuels Washington nerves
A Missouri Democrat special correspondent reports signs of nervousness in Congress over the cadet investigation with testimony withheld provoking unfriendly remarks. A Louisiana member elect cites Jasper Blackburn claiming West Point admissions were bought, accusing a broader theft ring while defending his own actions aiding cadet classes. The piece notes political maneuvering aimed at masking larger plunder. The second item announces Marshfield railroad completion with a Lebanon to Marshfield passenger schedule that fails to serve local needs.
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Missouri Democrat
Louisiana
Jasper Blackburn
Blackburn
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Annapolis
Indian Raid in Texas and Paris Murder Verdict
Western Texas reports outline a Comanche raid around the 5th of the month. Forty families killed, hundreds of horses stolen, and many homes burned. Fort Sill commander censured for insufficient defense. Prince Bonaparte acquitted on the 27th for Victor Noir murder, causing Paris uproar. Tennessee election results indicate a likely new Constitution adoption, awaiting official vote. General Thomas died of apoplexy in San Francisco on the 26th.
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Victor Noir
Paris
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Thomas
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Political shift in Christian County Missouri town grows
Special Correspondent reports a rising political movement in Christian County Southwest Missouri as Radicals and Democrats unite. Ozark expands with new hotel by James Chrisman near May opening. Baptist church planned. Crime notes cite James Turner and John W Porter with indictments. Local commerce, doctors, and educators described. tax for district house levied. several residents profiled.
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Missouri
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Ozark
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Jefferson City
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Thomas W. Handy
Robinson & Yoachum
J. M. C. Pettijohm
Geiger
W. S. Moore
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Court House
M. J. Hubble
Commonwealth
Ogle His Capture and Release in Ash Grove March 30 1870
A local chase ends with Ogle captured near Lawrence County after a preacher known as the LeapRR is pursued by Constable Vaughan’s party. He is guarded overnight near his former preaching spot, released when absence of evidence leads to his discharge, and faces further legal doubt as proceedings continue.
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Ile
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Waddill
Pennsylvania
Fight at Cedary Draws Fire and Casualties
Reports describe a Saturday fight in Dade County between Farmers and Amoses over political differences and family tensions. The fracas escalated to firearms, leaving one farmer dead and another wounded, with two Amoses seriously wounded. casualties also include multiple injuries and a tense aftermath in the community.
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