Voter Rally for Electric Lights in Troy Town
A call urges Troy citizens to vote for electric lights, arguing improvement boosts property values and prosperity. Editorial notes past missed opportunities, criticizes anti-improvement voices, and cites state finances, railroad fares, and local politics as context for a forward push.
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Judge Phillips Nominated Supreme Judge by Acclamation
Greenville on Wednesday named Judge Jesse J. Phillips as Supreme Judge by acclamation. Voters are urged to vote against the bond proposition yet support electric lights. a terse note emphasizes civic duties. A revival report from Tuskegee mentions a man revived after being misused by friends, described in blunt terms. A fire at the St. Louis merchant exchange building caused a near total loss around 2 o'clock, with a narrow escape reported.
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Death of John A Prickett Edwardsville Pioneer
John A Prickett of Edwardsville dies February 18 after a long illness. Born May 4 1822 to Abraham and Martha Prickett, he was a learned, dutiful man. He married Elizabeth M Barnsback on November 4 1647 and leaves five children. The town editor urges support for electric lights, criticizing opposition and urging residents to vote for progress.
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