26 Jul 1873
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Newspaper
Aiken Tribune
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1873
Page
1
A lyrical meditation on faithful love and selfless devotion. The speaker praises a steadfast partner, arguing true love endures through sacrifice and public censure, while asserting personal passion remains for the beloved and their shared future. The verse contemplates enduring affection beyond age, claiming no other can surpass the depth of this bond.
A dubbed interview with Marshal McMahon outlines France’s political shift after Thiers' resignation. McMahon says the government now runs via the ministry with a nominal president, aiming to implement the late regime’s program while preserving republican form against radical and conservative factions.
The Brooklyn murderess Kate Stoddard refuses to talk about the Charles Goodrich case. She spends hours drafting a full life and crime history for her counsel. She hides the manuscript when strangers approach and will only work alone. Rumors tie her to an alleged accomplice named Roscoe and question the weapon’s origin. District Attorney Dillen warns that insanity at trial could affect verdict, with possible confinement in an asylum.
A fragmentary account describes Apache marriage practices with courtship, suitor proposals, horse promises as dowry, and transfer of duties. It notes a bride may be loaded with silver and copper trinkets, and that the groom or groom’s party carries the bride to the wigwam.
The Peabody fund totals 228000 with about 15000 spent aiding Southern education alongside seven times that from Southern donors, reaching nearly a million dollars in free common schools. Dr Sears details Alabama and Virginia figures, note state read and write rates, school counts, and fund allocations. reports of widespread school closures and limited state support.
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