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Newspaper
Troy Herald
Location
Troy, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1877
Page
4
A Troy Herald editorial criticizes President Hayes and Republican leaders over the impeachment drive against Johnson and notes shifts in party loyalty. It argues that Hayes must align with Democratic principles and warns against third party challenges, urging restraint and reform within the administration.
A fragment discusses a Southern politician’s years of defiance of equal rights, attacks Northern elites, and accuses Puritans of hypocrisy. It blames northern Hegemony for mischief and condemns the purported betrayal of national unity, warning against equality as fraud.
A mob attempt at robbery on a Springfield bound train near Iehland caused the wreck on a thirty foot embankment. The engineer was killed while a passenger cried out as revolvers discharged. Four alleged wreckers have been captured and are on trial.
The National Republican, Grant's kitchen organ, does not suit Mr Ulayea. A paper more in accord with Mr ayea policy is to be started soon.
Mise Phabe Couzina, a noted suffrage supporter, addressed a St. Louis gathering after services at the Second Map fiat church. She argued for women's active role in church life, recounting historic councils and citing Christ's first resurrection as evidence of women's spiritual significance.
Telegram from St Louis reports a grand jubilee procession of 30,000 men in uniform and 100,000 city residents, paying homage to Ferretti. The message from the Holy Father and Rome expresses heartfelt congratulations and prayers for the pontiff. The note mentions a request to the Papal Authority for authority to grant to the people, signed by Vicar-General Dkiny Meeeunsteren.
The seventeenth annual convention of brewers and maltsters from Milwaukee opened at the coal house with President T U L Rueter of Boston delivering the monial address. Speakers favored temperance, urged repeal of the brewer special and bottling taxes, and pledged to oppose antibeer candidates. The committee on agitation was tasked to monitor legislation affecting brewing interests.
A tornado almost totally destroyed Mount Carmel Ilinola. Twenty two bodies were recovered from the rubble and about fifty people were injured or crippled. Local authorities report extensive damage and ongoing rescue efforts.
A Republican dispatch from New Orleans reports Kellogg leaving for the North to consult Morton on a new fight, while Packard's state auditor faces court challenges over alleged violations of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments. The U.S. court dismissed their case, Kellogg seeks Morton's aid, and grand jury probes target Kellogg appointees and parish officials over double salaries, fraudulent returns, and large-scale school fund thefts with indictments anticipated.
The State Greenback convention met at Columbus on the 6th with thirty delegates. They demand repeal of the species act, call for national independence, and favor currency issued by the government with legal tender status for all debts and bonds. The ticket nominated includes Stephen Johnson for governor and John D. Clowell for lieutenant governor, among others. The platform attacked banking and favored silver, with calls for tax reform and resource development. A long critique on disease treatment closes the report, praising Chase's Practical Recipes.
War reports detail heavy casualties among insurgents and Ottoman forces at Maline and near Krleiock and Piva. Ottoman and Turkish troops face mounting strain as Russia and Germany push for peace terms and possible territorial concessions. Reports include Montenegrin defeats, Danube maneuvers, and renewed war talk in Britain.
An advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a universal cure for dyspepsia and related stomach and heart symptoms. It claims rapid relief for Sour Stomach, heartburn, flatulence, and liver complaints, offering a sample bottle for a penny and a two dose relief claim.
A fragmented report outlines a conference between two houses over the appropriations for interest on the public debt and related funding. It notes concurrent resolutions rejecting Judge Carpenter’s seat and scheduling a new election. The text mentions impeachment prep committees and disciplinary actions against a member, with references to drunkenness and suspensions.
The St. Louis market shows mixed prices with wage trends down near rivals. Demand remains earnest though only limited rival offers exist. A few car lots sold higher at BLT and 104 for now, with steady activity and free buyers in evidence.
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