Obnoxious laws debate and public credit in 1689 weekly
This item condemns Grant administration for enforcing what it calls obnoxious laws including the public credit act. It argues Boutwell funds bonds above par, criticizes reconstruction measures in Mississippi, warns of liberty erosion, and notes proposed new states from Tennessee and Arkansas. It also reports details on a Lake murder suspect and related local reactions.
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Grant
Treasury Department
Mr. Boutwell
Mr. Schenck
United States
Boutwell
the Treasury
Schenck
Mississippi
General Ames
Probate and public offices outlined in southwest Missouri politics
In November a Judge of the Probate and Common Pleas Court and a Justice of the County Court are to be elected. John A. Mack runs as an independent Radical Republican figure pledging loyalty to great national principles. Maj. James F. P. Hardin also runs as an independent. Local editors explain county records dispute and defend Nathan Bray, Remsburg, and others amid a state wide political climate. Reports cover Creeks rebellion rumors, fairs, railroad news, and town developments including Lamar, Fort Scott, Marshfield, Rolla, and Dixon.
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St. Louis
Killyer
Bill Lake
Granby
St. Charles
Charles G. Joham
Missouri
Fie
Marshal Joham
Lee
Newton County
Joham
Thomas Roe
Newtonis
Killyom
Newtonia
Depreast
Killyon
Roe
Granby Independent
Mr. Lake
Killian
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Mack
Drake Stokes
National Republican Party
James FP. Hardin
Barton Conecords
Barton County
Nathan Bray
Hit
Remaburg
The
Missourian
Bray
Remeburg
Lte
Mr. Remsburg
Mr. Ramsburg
Val
Archabould
McCoy
Gardiner
Georgy E Ward
Ward
Lamar
Relia Pote
Mr. Gardiner
Jones
Southwest
Joserh C. Parry
Cranies Vanpelt
Pay
I. Toumoxos
Bolivar Free Press
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Warsaw
Sand Springs
Union Springs
Marshfield
Webster Saint
Donnell
H.W. Donnell
Rolla Merald
St.James
Marshield
Dixon and Humboldt
Rolla Express
South Pacific Railroad
Little Piney
Jerome
Dixon
Hlumboldt
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Jerome Mills
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Ater
Capt
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Odin
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Myesar
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Jamine Vaughan
Missouri and Spring field rail line meeting urges Kansas City Memphis road
A convention of delegates from Missouri towns meets in Springfield to discuss building a railroad from Kansas City through Springfield to Memphis Tennessee. The article stresses how the line would connect Ozark and Christian counties to markets, create a grain hub, and link to New Orleans via Memphis while urging local citizens to subscribe stock and elect delegates for the Springfield rally.
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Raneus Coty
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Neuten
Soa
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Inrest
Court House
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Fort Boutt
Gulf Road
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Mexico
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Nebraska
Town
Friends of the
Memphis and
Kansas City Road
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Kansas City Railroad
Ozark Monitor
Ata
Ozark
Christian County
Missouri
James P. Owens
T. J. Gideon
Tennessee
Gant Monitor
Springfeld
Thos. J. Gideon
R. H. Williams
W. P. Cox
R. P. Lawing
James W
W.P. Cox
Hira
Jackson
Grant
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