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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1901

Page

3

Letter from Bill Arps on race and religion amid turmoil

A long personal letter rails at Northern editors and preachers, citing threats of violence against Black people, praising lynching, and contrasting Southern and Northern attitudes. The writer laments hypocrisy, mocks Puritan history, and ends with domestic scenes and a note about a medicine bottle.

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Hampton Roads Conference Reveals Lincoln Stephens Dialogue

An 1876 interview recounts a conversation with Hon. A H Stephens about the Hampton Roads Conference. Stephens disputes Lincoln proposed slavery restoration terms and describes Lincoln's hope to end the war with limited emancipation. The account recalls lines at Richmond and reactions to Lee and Davis. Atlanta Journal.

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Vereas Woman Keeps Hash and Jealousy Hidden From Him

A terse proverb notes that a wise woman controls her hash and jealousy without her partner's knowledge, highlighting discretion and restraint in domestic life.

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