Rambling editorial convention at Fredericktown 1867
The Missouri editors and publishers gather in Fredericktown for a convention, hear debates on press independence and political journalism, enjoy a football of speeches, poems, and a lively ball, and tour local mines and the town’s hospitality. The report highlights key figures, the death of Jan F. Regan, and a farewell address to Southeast Missouri.
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Fredericktown
Guy Aft
City of
St. Louis
Atriady Neva
President Park
Latte City
Jan F. Regan
Jefferson City
Sheppard
St. Martin Williams
Jeffersonian
Apps
Robinson
Missouri
Iie
Ail Ross
Park
Ag Folllowa
Alissouti
Janes F. Regan
Gilbert
St. Joseph
M.D. Chapman
St. Duc Chronicle
W. CC. Dacun
Boonville Deers User
I. D. McCutter
Glenwood Criterion
G. IL. Crumb
Poplar Biull Citizen
J. AL. Turner
Waklido Record
Theo
Cuao
Willd. Kinet
aAdam Needmeyer
Reception for ex-om Hendricks in New York by Manhattan Club
The Manhattan Club hosted a reception for ex-om Hendricks in New York on the eve of his departure for Europe. Speeches were delivered by Tilden, Hendricks, and others, with further remarks promised next week.
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Hendricks
New York
Manhattan Club
Europe
Tilden
Turkiye Lines Report Mixed Balkan Front News
War news from Tuesday to Sunday traces Turkish advances against Russia in Kars and Ardahan areas with several battles and Turkish victories. Reports from Vienna and Constantinople indicate ongoing war preparations in Servia and Asia Minor. Russians suffer heavy losses near Kara as Turkish forces concentrate near Nwa and Toprak Kaleh.
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Kars
Vienna
Servia
Old
Perak
Dugapasa
Constantinople
Kare
Kara
Ardahan
Delibaba
Toprak-Kaleh
Nwa
Sundiy
Asia
Soldiers and editors on Garrells loyalty debated in 1860s press
A biopage style item questions the claims of a public man with Civil War service, accusing supporters of overrating his acts while noting he campaigned for Congress during the war. The piece cites editors' adulation, then contrasts it with the factual timeline of his 1862 nomination, 1863 Congress start, and ongoing Army pay. A separate notice reports a child rescue near Main Street in Louisiana involving Dr HW EB Jones’s family after a fall into a 24 foot well, where a plank failure led to a brief submerged incident and a successful recovery aided by neighbors.
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Bint Huns
Suuuer
Garflotil
Garniell
Congress
Thomas
Halile
HW. EB. Jones
Ciorgia
Louisiana Journal
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Lincoln County
Keely Liven announces the administrator sale of Joshi We Rogers estate under Lincoln County Probate Court order. On July 19 1877 at the Troy Court House the real estate in Tray Missouri will be sold at public vendue between 10am and 5pm to settle debts and pay costs. Purchaser pays ten percent interest and must provide approved security. sale is free of widow's dower. JUSIALL CREECH administrator authorized to conduct sale for purchaser benefit.
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Keely
Joshi
Tray
Lincoli County
State of Missouri
Tate
Jusiall Creech
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Tom Mark Alead
HN Jones
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Old Bill
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