13 Mar 1884
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1884
Page
1
Controversial Cheraw clash ends with Cash fatally shooting Marshal Richards and a bystander. The chase, arrest attempts, and Sheriff Spofford’s inaction draw harsh accusations of lawlessness in Chesterfield County. Carrie Swain seeks divorce from Samuel Swain citing deception and desertion amid a Bermuda illness plot.
A practical early guide on stopping severe bleeding with cloth bands, urging tight ties beyond the wound toward the heart. It then shifts to a long narrative about a cyclone’s destruction, detailing damage to Nabor Munford’s property, the reactions of Black residents, and a family's struggle to endure while continuing work and hopeful planting.
A long, humorous reminiscence from a drug store tale about a South End family observing a boy’s mustache growth. It details a father’s comic, obsessive nightly “twist and check” routine, the boy’s embarrassment, and a Vermont cousin’s playful remark, ending with the parent’s weary reflection.
The Supreme Court of the United States rules on a federal election issue raising constitutional questions. The decision impacts the legality of a key electoral framework and the balance of power between states and the nation.
In New York gossip and a lively scrapbook of events, Sue delays her long anticipated marriage to Mr Travers as she frets over wedding plans, invitations, and a misprinted circular. A homemade printing press yields wedding bills and circus-style imagery, prompting a chaotic but humorous sequence of family plans and social anxieties. The Supreme Court Kuklux cases are also touched upon with lengthy legal analysis about election power and federal authority.
A Baltimore woman quotes Dr. Keller about a Gettysburg battlefield scene with a Confederate major named McDaniel, later linked to Governor McDaniel of Georgia. The piece weaves war memories with horticultural advice, home economics notes, and reflections on women's roles and dignity in domestic labor.
An Irishman plans a highway robbery to refresh his exchequer but a Quaker farmer defuses the danger with a barter in a comic, rambling tale. The scene shifts to classroom chatter about Earth and seasons, an exam, and a joke about eating girls. A note mentions women voting in Hinghamton, New York, with refugees from the ballot.
A Victorian fragment argues women endure more pain and live longer than men. It cites higher female longevity, greater resistance to certain diseases, and higher female mortality in some regions, while noting depressingly skewed male suicide and alcohol effects. The piece ends with a tongue in cheek quip at a temperance meeting.
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