Cotton crop and orange culture discussed in Southern notes
Southern writers argue cotton remains the money crop yet diversifying with grapes, sugar and visibility in Piedmont. The piece notes rising cotton prices fall in South and highlights Florida and Louisiana shifts toward fruit, wine, and farming diversity amid economic stress. It also references a Philadelphia correspondent and Jefferson Davis era remarks on emancipation and policy debates.
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Aerion
Florian
Unive
Louisiana
Greenville
Pavig Mountain
Greene Ville
Garo
Wismanall
Gnaupp
Pwoeus
Tabard
G. Las
Ghurriead
Switzerland
Perpetont
Lyon
Temperance Debate Sees Strong Language On Wine Adulteration
A Cincinnati editor urges temperance advocates to focus on home and family duties while criticizing wine adulteration and liquor production. The piece cites chemists, public health concerns, and industry claims about impurities, arguing for sobriety and reform through public discourse and practical measures.
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Edie
Cineinnati
Richarl Smith
Tadood
Sunie
America
Smith
Cincinnati
Enplich Breweries
Jdsunmnes
Lugar
Mutt
New York
Amy Myluimn
Angarte Chronicle
Taxing Land Values and the Georgeay Critique
A fragmentary editorial discusses Henry George and his proposal to tax land value to fund government. It argues taxing improvements or wealth discouraged development, favoring taxing land value to avoid suppressing enterprise. The piece cites railroads, factories, and population growth as factors raising land value, urging policy to support prosperity. It references public notices and historical debates about taxation and economic reform.
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Henry George
George
Alken
Revie Ad- Villelng
Iran
Aman
Junieta Ia
Fife
Weiler
Walid
Ladiatrind Enterprises
Wucourupe
New Orleans
Lovisinng, Land and Reclimation Company
Avery
Acre
Bnet
Kriker
Umass
United States
Abe Miele
Uerich
Minerals of Auderay County Report Excerpt
A detailed inquiry reply describes mineral findings in Auderay County with copper, zinc, galena, asbestos, plumbago, corundum and various gems. It notes vein depths, locations such as Segel Wharton and Mr. Alexander’s land, plus prospects for asbestos and a large corundum vein. The author plans further reports and exhibitions in Columbia and Atlanta.
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Atgete Euilture
Columbia
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Deak
Auderay County
Goth Nas Lee
Zam Wharcou
Amiron Watson
Nous Rocky River
Gad
Saedort
Mlade
Ubis County
Zechariah
Storeville
Avente
Jalexander
Savanah
Segel Wharton
Jamoud
Suy Didtonds
Mimonds
Carilinas
Georgia
H. Cormndiva
A.B. McFarland
Andaman
Strickland
Anderson
de. Nardin
Wharton
United States
Euler
James
Sivannah River
Ameron
Wilson Ashey’s
Marita Township
Biavel Ie
Aworion
Itia
Anere
Frdale
Ar Calaire
John Thomas Ashley
Varlowa
Millerry E
Atlanta
South Carolina
Anderson County
Man Threatened Ada Tweet and Sought Office Job
A man named Gulteay threatened to kill Ada Tweet after being refused a job at the United States Pension Office. He later was removed from the office amid admission of violent intent and a Guardian charged him with wrongdoing, with a court imposing a monetary fine.
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Nucowit
Miss Ada
United
Pansion
Sweet
Ube Ft
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Philadelpie
Grindnelulyeriiye
Weir
Jer
Lincoln Assassination Aftermath Sparks Massive Crowd
The day after President Lincoln's assassination, a vast throng gathered around the Exchange in New York as prologue to a nation in shock. Eyewitness accounts describe a tense scene with figures of authority, mourners, and journalists witnessing the public response, while the crowd faced the gravity of the tragedy and the uncertain path before the Union.
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New York City
Ole Howe
Linorin
Ani
Tyildi
Len
Washington
Hitler
Tutler
Tulinene
Dickinwon
Theol Nan
Sehoeut Manor
Mie
Addy
Seward
Tetming
Fay Yard
Utah
Morey
Gaul
Gust
Demosthenes
Napoleon
Prisoner Guillen at length in his cell in Philadelphia
Reports from July describe Guillen held in a four by eight cell with daily routines and refusals to answer questions about the President’s health. The warden and officials debate access, feeding, and visitation while Guillen studies the Bible and discusses religious views. outside, press and public note his health and mental state as authorities monitor the case.
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Mo Wen
Cauro
Guitreau
Tepurteranhould
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I Popere
Bint
Fiji
Tehin
Hiroe
Mwioney
Guntral JS
Grovker
Lin Han
Jan
Vegaed
Duforiis
Leila
Tira
Ariel
Leon
General Crocker
John Griecault
Pilus
Olympic Theatre
Tod
Auanwhils
Wu Sigan
Indignant Juror Trial Amid Turmoil In Courtrooms
In a period marked by social strife, juries face pressure as a saloon dispute and alleged misconduct echo through local courts. Citizens debate law, order, and the fate of those accused in a troubled county, with calls for justice amid unrest.
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Jeuel Feuries
Nhl Julie
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