Senator Bogy's Successor Speculation Springer 1577
Weekly Leader reports brisk speculation on who will replace Senator Lewis Vital Bogy in the Missouri Senate. Governors and party factions weigh candidates from Greene to Southwest Missouri, with emphasis on fitness and political balance amid looming extra sessions.
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Bogy
Lewis Vital Bogy
United Senate
Othoh Low
Othoh Low Tas
Bagg
Awl
Brosushead
Glager
Wells
Arutrons
Woodson
Craig
Hall
Central
Missouri West
Phillips
Switzler
Stephens
Bray
McAfee
Young
Leavitt
Waddill
O'Day
Wear
Kray
Capt
Stu
South Weel
Phelps Wiehes
Jefferson City Tribune
St. Louis
Sedalia Menocrat
Kansas City Times
Gaworine
Watt Glass
Phelps
Theose
Missouri
Lite Geyer
States Senate
God Phelps
Suiter
United States
Brockmeyer
Gil
Colonel Bogg
Petje
Ehiever
Benton
Rail road meeting voices public support amid busy street chatter
A Springfield meeting led by Havens, Boyd, Waddill, Heer and Fellows urged funding for a railroad to Port Scott, touting economic gain from cheaper transport and local industry. Speakers stressed voter backing and derided mere persuasion as inadequate, citing wheat markets, depots, and nearby routes as stakes.
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Ottener
Murray
Sheppard
Wakler
Volities
John McGregor
Col
Tracey
Whey
Springfield
Ash Grove
Cal
Port Scott
seVianily
Howe
Laclede & Pt
Scott
Memphis
Iowa
Haitdine
Ohio race mirrors national contest for governor and U S Senate
The piece notes Stanley Mat backing by administration to secure a Republican legislature, Democrats active and confident, with an election set for the first Monday in October. J A Stockox, formerly of the Harrison Ark Times, joins Maj Arch M Sevier as editor and proprietor of the Neosho Times, with wishes for continued prosperity and broader influence under new management.
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Ohio
United States
Stanley Mat
J. A. Stockox
Harrison Ark. Times
Witlh
Arch M. Sevier
Neosho Times
Times
Abernathy Murder Scuffle Reveals Indian Attack
Reed letters recount the death of Mr. Abernathy near the Wyoming line after an ambush by about forty Indians while returning with Mr. Wilson from Red Water. Abernathy was shot in the head and scalped. his scalp and rumors of valuables are noted in Deadwood. The missive also mentions a Confederate Missouri veterans reunion and planned executive committee to organize the gathering.
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Creene County
Hannibal Ash Joseph Railroad Company
Greene County
Walker
Boston
Srear Pisu
D. T
Abernathy
Red Water
Hhere
Wilson
Big Horn
Sitor Daly
Sam
Wyoming Line
Deadwood
Measant Hill
Cockretl
Brownsville
Warsaw
Missouri Infantry
Beiuz
Bowen
Maretin Green
Marmaduke
Slack
Meliride
Missouri
Chen
Ing Unis
Armel
F. M. Cockrell
Joe. S. Marmaduke
Col
Dno
Moore
Maj
N. Tilwards
Leington
Duesart
Juilet
Socrates
Galileo
Harvey
Aspirants for Congressional Honor in Nevada District
Report notes at least eight hopefuls including Charley Morgan from the district and others from Vernon Hene Dade Barton Bates Cedar and Greene. It predicts a November race mainly Democrats with Republicans sidelined, and criticizes wit driven humor and current political mood.
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Nevada Ledger
Repub
Vernon
Hene
Dade
Barton
Fom Bates
Cedar
Greene
Warner
Charley Morgan
Local notes and crimes mix in Jasper county dispatch
An assorted Jasper county briefing reports Sarcoxie death, a Lawrence county arrest for worse stealing, and a Marshfield jail escape with a $20 reward. It notes a bank opening near Stockton, railroad route chatter, and a wreck of local misfortunes including a shooting and a fatal accident, with obituaries and marriages listed.
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Marshal B. Oliver
Jasper County
Sarcoxie
Vidiss WI
Aurore
Lawrence F
Gareett
Marshfield
Barnes
Waverly
Stockton
St. Lanie
San Francisco
Fayetteville
Neosho
Wakami
Mayelleville
Vinita
Samme
Betits
Giles Beelteat
Ville
Necitentalis
Byrne
Mina
Dagmary
Nieewaninat
Fantary
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Millican
Railroad Meeting
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Havens
Fellows
Rowntree
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H. Meer
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Webstaw
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Rana
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Curyster
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Doran
Dotson
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Feary
Jennie Hawkins
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Mary Justice
Shipley
Kirk John Nicwles
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Louie
Muse DE Miller Mies
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Mary
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J It Sellers
Stafford Rachael Snapp
Sarah Siamerman
John It Smith
Exmia Stevens Richart Shinneberger
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Furner
Josie A
Vila
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Fannie
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Martin Ry
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Minnie
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India
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Oriental Co Persday
Whit Louis, Mo
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Eaaty St
New York
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Portia
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Tyes
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South Street
D. D. Sheppard
Abies PO
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Agusta
Maine
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Collugion
Enceybod
L. S Cass & CO
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George Cohn & Bros
Star Clothing House
Boonville St. and
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