Weekly Leader Urges Democrats to Shape Public Opinion
The item calls for Democratic readers to persuade neighbors to read Democratic papers and support party aims in November. It references political figures, a Forsyth speech, and critiques of opposing candidates, urging voters to back reform and oppose corrupt politicians.
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Representatives
L. H. Pilzlueh
Erie
Daeper County
Lewis Wouht
Laclede
Josh Lewis
Donel Couintly
Charges Against Leland Stanford Acts in Credit Mobilier Case
A long Senate presentation by Mr. Sarvent of California outlines charges against Leland Stanford Mark Hopkins C P Haytington and Charles Crocker. It alleges the managers organized a railroad financing scheme via the Credit Mobilier entity, siphoning funds, inflating assets, and misdirecting government and stockholders. It claims overstated land grants and mortgages, vast fund issuance, self serving payments, obstruction of investigation, and refusal to account for road assets.
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Senate
Sarvent
Cal
Central Pacific Rail
Leland Stanford
Mark Hopkins
C. DP
Haytington
Charles Crocker
Credit
Charles Croker de Co
Wankall
Chy Kailroad Company
Comemietion Company
California
Congress
Street Commissioner Dueling Candidates in City Council
The council faces two nominees for street commissioner and city engineer. K L Innis, a competent civil engineer, seeks the post at 602 dollars monthly. James Long, active Republican, has a blemished record as city marshal and poor collections, making him unfit. Democrats back Innis for honesty and capability, while Republicans defend Long. The issue delays charter reform and sparks cross party clashes. Other items note a Fulton rally with 15,000 attendees and broader reformist sentiment, a New York independent gentlemen meeting, a deadly race conflict in Louisiana, the Maguire and McKee sentences, and the Kansas City newspaper’s suspension.
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James Long
Council
Innis
Lous
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Presidential Prophecies From St Louis Political Letter 1876
A St Louis letter weighs in on the 1876 presidential race naming Blaine Bristow Morton and others as contenders. It predicts Blaine as likely Republican nominee with a Philadelphia convention plan and notes Democrat hopes for Tilden, plus comments on Missouri gubernatorial chances and local party strength. Moody and Sankey concerts, Centennial events, and local notes on fashion, weather, and civic developments fill the rest of the column.
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Iitner
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Sam Digreeting
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Wwe
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George West
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Theodore Thomas
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United States
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Rink
Mercantile Library
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Israel
Philip Philips
Pedro
Aalay
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Ozark Crops and River Drownings Highlight Southwest News
The Ozark region reports good apple crops and late varieties with a few cherries and jeaches. Greene county court bonds set at 25,000 for three men in a murder case. River drownings near Sac river and below Stockton. Polk county financials show deficits and bond redemptions. medical advertisements tout liver health remedies and blood purifiers.
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Tomer Cain
Greene County
Greene
M. AM. Kerr
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Scott
Grventick
St. John’s Day
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Meas
Cedar County
Mowlay
Atewander Hedley
Ruge
Imaty
Couit
Stockton
Will
Bolivey Herald
Polk County
All Squires
Jury Serip
Deno
Texas Wheat Prospects Highlight Northwest County Output
A Texas crop preview notes abundant wheat and other grains in 1875 across Northwest Texas. It cites thirteen counties, led by Pownout, with expected yield around eleven million bushels and two and a half million in the home county, plus barley and oats strong, corn limited by cheap past planting.
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