Weekly Leader notes major Handlen fire add ons and local editorials
The issue reports the imminent removal of Major James F Handlen on College Street to expand a printing establishment and urges debt collection. It also comments on a Cedar county newspaper’s conservative critique of Revolutionary figures and rails against Radical misrule. A New Year building collapse in St Louis and a blast of partisan editorials follow, with stock notices and local publishing updates throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Handlen
College Street
ST. Louis
Wis
Fifth
Olive Streets
Fifth and
Olive
Fifth Street
Gret
Anegro
Georgia
Missouri
Washington City
Missouri Democrat
Wickenness
Washxoton
Sodom
Serdanapa
Ins
Nem
Radiewlis
Lawresce
Col. Stringer
Lawrence County Fine Stock Association
Ol. Stringer
Kentucky
England
North Kentucky Cattle Inportaion Company
Lawrence County
Lawrence
Greene
Tatock
Pacific Railroad
Hudson EB. Bridge
Summit County contemplated in Newton county drive
Southwest notes Dallas county losses from immigrant housing delays and a mule accident fatality. Reports a movement to form Summit County from parts of Barry, Lawrence and Newton counties with Marshfield railroad progress and a Carthage meeting planning steps for a St Louis connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Barry
Lawrence
P.M. Geiger
Geiger
Houston
Texas
Tuckter
Page d& Co
Lamar
Cockroll
William Biggs
Plania
Chine
Seoegeery
Morehfield Yeoman
John Pluwmer
Neosho
Julge Planner
Newton County
Ash County
Baines
Jorge Whutesque
Mion
Newsto Times
Marsfield
Lebanon
Marshfield
Springfield
Maro
Sprngheld
State Line
Clark
The Railroad Vote in Centre Township
A letter from Crareenawcente in Centre Township discusses the railroad issue, arguing the county voters backed the Springfield to Fort Scott project as a county road only by broad, not separate, submission, and urging the court to allow a county route from Springfield to Sac. It criticizes the ballot process and politics, notes anger at opponents, and mentions community leaders and local reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Brockton
The
Tribune
Stockton Eye
Lee
Senate Chamber
House of Representatives
Rene
Butler
Shore
Memikon
Jefferson
Franklin
Macon
Loundes
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Madewen
Monroe
Wickney
Pinkney
Republic
Cedar County
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Fort Scott and Springfield Railroad
Eprron Szaven
Brown and Simmons
Fort Scott
Eiti
Springfield
Daniel
Phelps
Hotland
Keet
Vaughan
Doling
Ellin
Ullmann
Orton
Abbott
Lindenbower
Metthany
Sheppard
Mat
Jan
Crareenawcente
Garexe Co
Epitox Leanna
Springfeld
Fort Scott Road
Centre Township
Kansas City
Sac
Greene County
Crotaz Townsiir
Busparov
Russia
Suez
Istanlia
Dominion
Canada
Carcano
Pembina
Dakots
Smalia
Sever
Red River
Hudson's Bay Company
Port Said
Sues
Main
Oita
Culun
Saskatchewan
Alezandria
Cairo and
Lake Winnepeg
Lon
Lengch
India
Asiniboia
Dominion of Canada
McDougall
Hudson Bay Stockade
Abont
United States
Ottawa
Toxoxto
St. Paul
Globe
Hudson Bay Company
Provencher
Dakota Territory
McDoul
John
Woiltore & Osthare
Sunes Aboot
Robert de McDougal
Julie McGregor
Iis Company
Sprngfelt Water Works Company
Sereby Graniel
Ely
Speingach
Oler
Collertad
IneiRs
Maine
Seine
W Louis
Weber
Een
Propertiai
Uaid Waterwicks Company
Betesen
E. Gilmokr
Mager
Ausedtt
Orr
City Covel
Inauguration Festivities Mark Suez Canal Opening
The article describes the Suez Canal inauguration events at Port Said with the Austrian Emperor’s landing, the Khedive’s reception, grand naval displays, arches, flags, and fireworks. It notes a grand ball on the royal yacht, religious ceremonies, and a flotilla’s planned canal passage, alongside broader political commentary on New York politics and democratic reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York
Tam Hardy
Gyihem
State of
Evening Journal
Kheddive
Praucix
Joseph
Port Said
Casselling
Regal Yacht
Regi
Austria
Prince Consort
Maine
Sud
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Weekly Leader
Bringfield, MO
Jes
Davia
Bhen
Carolina Life Insurance Company
Stave Times
Congress
Os Iea Grea
Stue
Hifferens
Congess
Times
Suthwest
Te In
Guetin
Buffalo Buffex
Dallas County
Morgan Kelly
Christian Church
Missouri Cavalry
Carthage
Wohgee
Jasper
Kansas
Mt. Vernon
Dasper
Cherokee
Labette
Montgomery
Wgx
Cherokee, Labette
Howard
Atchatea
Topeka
Neosho Valley
Sleeple
Railroad
Burton Leaver
Fieteh
Hiavens & Co
Mack
Radical Party
Ouseryver
J. B. Patch
Baptist Church
Renee
Patch
Nevada
New England
Lakes
Gulf
New York City
Rowena Florence
Twiggs
Florence
Gen. Butler
New Orleans
Treasury Department
Johnson
Rodway May
Gov. Hot
Egypt
Ben Reesratter
Pasaea
Leoacee
Ord
Bite
Prince the Seal
Ieee Mg
Tetone Patel Ieee
Riteophiss
Nigst
Waghorn
Perdinand de Lesseps
Empress Eugenie
Aigie
South Pacific Company
ErreTen
Fletcher
Tintin
South Pacific Railroad
Female Suffrage Society of
District of Columbia
Benj. Fitzpatrick
Alabama
Ema Quenion
Spring River
Ft. Leon
Post and Monitor
PFICE
City Hale Building
Horace E. Dimick
Cas
Fourth Street
Lina
Springheld Water Works Company
Ses
Vermin Wemrtises
Ansctedl
Conseil of the
Gite Atswrnneferd
Murcer
J. T. Bryan & CO
W. G. Porter & CO
Alaa
Superior Axani
Heholoe
Thomson & Wright
J. L. Carson
Dry Goods! Clothing
Croceries
ST. Louis Street
Ike Uf
NEW Crocery House
Johansons
Levis Wrest
Holcomb, Thompson
rIm
Springfield Iron Works
Thompson
Crist Exills
Aaenio 7 Noye
Kent Baldwin & Gas Card Mechines
Eureka” Smutter
Judson
Law
Bolth Currie
Timet
OLD Castincs Holcomb, Thompson & CO
Water Stret
Springfield, MO
Kirby Bros
Saint Louis Street
Aprovofield, Mol
Bruttscher Prescott
IND
Lebanon, MO
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