Missouri State Publisher Association Meets in St Louis
The third annual Missouri State Publishers Association gathering will be held in St Louis on the 11th of May with Col N J Colman to deliver the annual address and Thos E Garrett of St Louis to present the poem. J W Barnett, president, aims to make the next meeting highly social and urges full state journal representation. The issue discusses depot funding, the Imperialist controversy, Methodist Episcopal Church South bishops in St Louis, Arkansas Radicalism, and local notices including a horse fair with premiums and local property tax changes.
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State Publishers? Association
Missouri State Publisher,’ Association
St. Louis
Col. N.J. Colman
Thos. E. Garrett
Eisg
State Publishers’ Association
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
James O. Andrew
Alabama
Robert Paine
Mulliveippi
George A Pierce
Georcg
Kava
Marvin
Missouri
Mr. Kitman
Boutinaiter
D.S. Dowsett
N. McLntire
Ten
San Francisco
Pacific Railroad
Pacific Coast
United States
Forts
Presidias
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
California
Sacramento
Nevada
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Grass Valley
Valero
Placerville
San Jose
Marysville
Virginia City
Gold Hill
Central Pacific Company
Promontory
Pleadmont
Durant
Controversial Military Moves and Political Discord Surface
The article reports on Col Bill Fletcher and Gen Bacon Montgomery traveling to New Orleans to back Cuban revolutionaries, Gen Grant’s plan to appoint Gen Sickles as minister to Mexico, and questions about Gen Rosecrans loyalty. It also notes a Southern Methodist Church Sunday School Convention in St Louis with 1600 children, and a push by Sectary Boutwell to establish a sinking fund.
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Bill Fletcher
Bacon Montgomery
New Orleans
Grant
Sickles
Mexico
Gen. Rosecrans
Justice Chase
U. S
Richmond
Ryleigh
Charleston
Fort Harrison
Southern Methodist Church
St. Louis
Boutwell
1862, Authorizing the Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Detroit Free Press
Chandler
Dexter
Edmond Burke
Burke
Senate
United States
Southwest items and town notices from the region
Capt Josish Lane of Carthage named land agent for Jasper county by the South Pacific. Newtonia gains a new Masonic hall site on the southeast corner of the donated public square. Seneca plans a foundry and machine shop with saw mill woolen factory carding machine and cabinet shop to boost industry. Newtonia elects Enos Smith A A Workman M I Ritchey Charles Douchey and E A W Grabill as trustees. Robert Kelley of Spring River Fountain to publish acts concerning South Pacific railroad lands. Polk county wheat and fruit crops expected large. LaClede County fruit outlook favorable. Peach buds less harmed by winter cold than anticipated. Cedar county subsidy plan for railroad rejected 104 for 205 against.
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Josish Lane
Carthage
Jasper County
South Pacific
Neosho Tribune
Newtonia
Seneca
Enos Smith
A. A. Workman
M. I. Ritchey
Charles Douchey
E. A W. Grabill
Robert Kelley
Spring River Fountain
Congress
Bolivar Free Press
Polk County
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Radical Party
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J. M. Johnson
Powell Clayton
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the &H
Nice
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Cigonit Court
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Fair Grounds
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J. J. Brown
Common Schools
Taney County
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Feyetteville Democrat
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Mary Lowell
Spain
England
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Tris
Ohio
Mississippi
Indiana
First National Bank of
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Iowa
Pacific R. BR
Ban Francisco
Grand Chorus of Steam Whistles
Quincy
Bolivar Free Praxa
Hickory County
Wilson
Hyatt
Cesar Oes
Balitor
Samuel Odell
Hener
Roback
Robark
F. A. Everett
Springtell
City of Spring
General Assembly of
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Lebanon Chronicle
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Whelesate
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Medicings
Hanns Gesvhaen
NEW Drug Store
Gray & CIA
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Theil Old
Walter A. Wood
Siteppard
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Star of the West
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