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Springfield Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1871

Page

2

Missouri Republicans Split and War Over Grant

The Missouri political scene shows a split between Regulars and Liberals over amnesty, tariff, and administration endorsement. The Missouri Democrat emphasizes disenfranchisement, corruption, and the need to end political strife, while critics accuse Grant of meddling and mismanaging the war effort. Local notes discuss swamp land disputes, court cases, and recent federal court proceedings.

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Great Fire and Northwest Conflagrations Report

A Chicago fire devastated the city with vast losses and a later rebuilding surge. Northward, rumors and reports describe forests of fires in western Wisconsin and Michigan, with Peshtigo and surrounding areas hit hard. Milwaukee asks for aid as Wisconsin and Michigan communities await winter relief.

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The Kuklux Proclamation and Martial Law Threat

A critical excerpt denounces a presidential proclamation under the Kuklux bill as a dangerous step toward martial law. It argues the move serves Radical aims to control Southern states for 1872 elections, cites alleged false reports and paid agitators, and notes fear that South Carolina is specifically affected.

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Proclamation Against Ku Klux Acts in South Carolina

President issues a proclamation denouncing unlawful Ku Klux conspiracies in South Carolina including Spartansburg York Marion Chester Newberry Fairfield Lancaster and Chester counties. It orders suppression within five days and calls on military officers to enforce federal laws and protect rights under the Fourteenth Amendment.

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Habeas Corpus Suspended in Several South Carolina Counties

The President issued a proclamation on the 17th suspending habeas corpus in Spartarsburg York Marion Chester Laurens Newberry Fairfield Lancaster and Chesterfield counties in South Carolina. The Liberal Republican State Committee met in St Louis on Tuesday with I G Mollings attending but adjourned without action due to no quorum.

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Lightning claim near Taght Molson kills youth

The report notes a fatality from a lightning strike near Taght Molson as residents mourn the loss of a young person. It mentions local counties and law disruption, plus broader notes on public works, railroads, and vigilance actions amid justice concerns in the region.

Wisconsin Michigan prairie fires devastate towns and losses

A harsh winter and prairie fires in Wisconsin and Michigan caused massive destruction, with reports of up to 200 deaths and towns wiped out. The Chicago disaster is cited as a grim comparison, and relief is urged as winter approaches to prevent further suffering. A Kansas City dispatch notes heavy snow along the Union Pacific line on the 13th, blocking four trains between Bitter Creek and Rawlins.

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Major Jons F. Howes Dies Editor of Peoples' Tribune

Major Jons F. Howes, editor of the Peoples' Tribune, died on the evening of the 14th inst. at Jefferson City, ending a long career in journalism and public service. He led the paper through several campaigns and was respected in political and civic circles.

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