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Newspaper

Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1876

Page

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Riot in Charleston and deaths during riot of 187? era

A chaotic Charleston riot erupts after election returns with white and black factions clashing on Meeting and Broad streets. gunfire injures dozens, including E H Walter killed. G H Walter wounded. US troops quell disturbance. police and citizen volunteers enforce order. casualties listed with both white and colored victims.

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The Editor’s Waste Basket And Public Opinion

A meditation on editorial letters that arrive with indignation and instruction, their value and folly, and how editors should respond. The piece argues such remonstrances reflect reader currents yet are often dismissed as waste, leaving editors free to guide public sentiment.

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The Man Who Shot Fise Released From Prison

Edward H. Stokes, after about six years’ confinement, was freed Saturday at 8 am. The New York World notes his heavy legal costs nearly $300,000 and his claim that money could have bought his release. He describes prison life and punishments, accuses officials, plans future battles against Jay Gould, and recounts travel with reporters to Albany.

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Racy Detroit Debtor Drama At Duffield Street Door

A Detroit scene near midnight recounts a drunken wager at Duffield Street. A man returning from the races bets five hundred dollars on a head horse and tries to win silk dresses for his wife amid lively quarrel and a police interruption. The tale blends a rough night with a cautionary note on gambling and infidelity.

Duffield Street Sarthe Ducky Detroit Free Press

Moral Tale Of A Maine Farmer Who Regrits Selling

A midlife farmer sells his Maine farm for a handsome sum and moves to town seeking ease. He misses the old homestead, cattle, and neighborly life, buys back the farm for five hundred dollars more, and returns happier. The moral warns that discontent leads to losing one’s home and work, and to carefully consider a swap.

Nadia Jenly Maine Sand Alan

Women and Wine as the Worst Enemy of Women

A passionate call to women to oppose alcohol, detailing how drunken husbands and sons devastate homes. It urges women to reject drinking in households, to shame young drinkers, and to shape social customs toward virtue, urging action beyond lawmakers.

Lisa Bui

The Cost of Making a President

A New York Herald excerpt estimates the total outlay of U S presidential elections. It argues campaign expenses include printing, banners, postage, and telegraphing, totaling about 3 million dollars for the two main parties. The piece notes costs fall mainly on wealthy partisans and office holders.

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