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Springfield Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1876

Page

2

The Election Victory and State Returns Chronicle

Gratitude fills the weekly leader as the country shifts from Republican to Democratic control. It proclaims Samuel J. Tilden and Thomas A. Hendricks winning 203 electoral votes and praises unity across parties. Missouri and the state show increased votes, with four Congressmen elected and partisan divisions in St. Louis noted.

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The United States Army in South Carolina and Election Day Protest

A mid 1870s protest disputes federal troops on election day and interposition, denouncing Grant’s orders as dangerous to liberties. Speeches condemn use of army, warn South Carolina and Louisiana actions threaten civil rights, citing Sheridan, Williams, and local officials amid postwar political turmoil.

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Republicans sweep Greene county in dismal statewide results

In a St Louis dispatch dated November 40 2509 Republicans won every Greene county ticket by margins from 35 to 17 amid broader returns showing heavy Republican strength in other districts. The piece laments Greene county’s reversal and cites historic party alignments, promising official results next week and noting clemency and political moves in high offices.

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Avery the Crook and Whisky Ring Conspiracy Notes

Fragmentary letters reveal alleged links between Avery ex Chief Clerk of the Yoowars Department and Bab cork with Laker in a whisky ring cover up. Labeack debates Bristow’s downfall plot while urging secrecy and loyalty to avoid prison. This reads as a cache of authentic memoranda touching cabinet revolutions and conspiracy.

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Confidence Woman Lerost of Mes Mary A Gibson in Jersey City

A confidence woman, Mary A. Gibson, operated in Jersey City. She convinced several gentlemen to invest large sums by promising access to an inheritance and fake tax-lot deals, claiming a $700,000 German estate left to her and that Cardinal McCloskey managed it. She sought funds to enable claims and purchases.

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An Indian Duel on the Missouri River

An account of a duel between Wild Bear and Crooked Neck near the Missouri river post. Crooked Neck fired first. Wild Bear dodged then shot and killed Crooked Neck after a tense exchange. Wild Bear returned to the post, claimed justification, and faced Gen. Carlin for remarks. A similar incident had occurred a month earlier.

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Morgan Re elected to Congress in Reelection Victory

Election returns show Morgan with a solid majority of 400 to 700 despite fragmented counties. Counties reporting include Morgan and Eleven, with 70 tallies noted. Elon Uhas is also mentioned in the context of the broader political scene.

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Tilden on the Future in New York Address

A New York crowd hears a late night Reform speech by Governor Tilden after a grand procession. He frames the event as a popular reform mandate, urges unity and fiscal reform, cites deductions on bonded debt, and calls for national recovery and peaceful governance ahead of Tuesday's vote.

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Public sale notice and annuity prizes in probate case

A probate notice describes the sale of real estate owned by William Coleman deceased, with executor E. Roberts petitioning for sale proceeds to cover debts. The court orders publication for four weeks and notifies all interested parties to appear by the next term, Springfield County. The document includes a testimonial about Vegetine’s health claims by William Payn of Avery, Michigan, July 10, 1872.

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Reliable Evidence Prepared by H. R. Stevens Boston May

A brief notice notes H. R. Stevens of Boston prepared reliable evidence in May. VEGETINE is sold by all druggists.

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