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Newspaper
Troy Herald
Location
Troy, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1875
Page
4
The Iowa Supreme Court Affirms social equality of races in schooling while noting separation in facilities persists. The piece previews St Louis Times prospectus and reports on Tweed’s bail, with Lady Franklin’s fading hope for Sir John Franklin.
A rural Iowa resident reports vigilantes damaged her farm after a note warned her to leave. They tore sidings, smashed windows, burned equipment, killed animals, and destroyed belongings in an incident linked to alleged local lawlessness.
A historical piece arguing for state sovereignty as a shield against federal overreach. It says the general government has limits, and states created and empowered it. The author warns that unchecked federal power threatens the republic, urging allegiance to both state and national laws within delegated powers.
Oddities and creatures fill a large four tent enclosure on Main Street between Eighteenth and Eleventh streets. The traveling show promises variety and entertainment for all ages. The Shore named Circus, remembered for its county visit three years ago, will exhibit on the sixth of next month with performances aboard a boat.
The wedding of Cherah Shorea and Brian Poreee occurred at the Methodist church with Rev. Dr. Cuntriyngham officiating. The bridal party included bridesmaids in white, and the couple departed by train at 12 50 p m for a tour to Niagara Falls and other points of interest.
Correspondence from Frankford dated 1 17th reports the St Louis Hannibal and Keokuk railroad expansion. It outlines construction from Bowling Green toward Hannibal and a push to connect Troy to Wardenne and access Lincoln county coal and iron deposits. The project aims to link with St Louis Kansas City Northern and St Paul via Keokuk.
Readable fragments describe Missourians as steady, debt paying, and cautious in voting, resisting costly Northern reform movements and rapid political change.
A fraternal lodge adopts memorial resolutions for Samuel Mkson who died May 26 1875. The group extols his character as husband and friend and offers condolences to his widow and family. They request mourning drapery and badge wear for a designated period and authorize copies to the widow and a local contact.
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