20 Nov 1884
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1884
Page
1
Local residents discuss a lamps issue affecting street lighting and safety. Officials pledge review and potential fixes while residents urge clear timelines. Community groups organize a meeting to address outages and reliability concerns.
The piece discusses a looming crisis as the New York Herald’s coverage spurs public fear over potential violence and political manipulation. It blames officials including Gov. Cleveland and Jay Gould for shaping outcomes while stressing the need for an honest vote and calm in the metropolis.
Special to the Baltimore Sun recounts Senator Gorman praising Independent Republicans for aiding Cleveland’s victory, denying Democratic funds for their campaign, and predicting cabinet placement. The report shifts to a vivid narrative about Napoleon Bonaparte’s exile on St Helena, detailing his confinement, daily routines, failed escapes, and reflections on life, religion, and fame, ending with his death in 1821 and burial on the Seine.
A family gathers as a doctor warns of a long journey for Mrs. Marshall. She speaks of Florida’s orange groves and a distant country, saying she will not return. The children weep, yet find peace in her words and a vision of the chariot of Israel.
A Detroit Free Press correspondent visits Dr Quad's den filled with Civil War relics. The tiny room, twelve by eight feet, hosts bullets, canteens, belts, rusty weapons, and handcuffs, with shelves of memorabilia reflecting a taste for thunder over art.
A group of young women tease a man who calls himself a contractor. He boasts of tobacco experiments near Quakertown, Pa, inflaming curiosity and skepticism as they mock his claims, noting his modest income amid ambitious farfetched pretensions.
Article discusses corn as a primary hog feed with soaking and cooking methods, plus alternative feeds like peas and mangels. It advises soaking corn to aid digestibility, grinding when possible, and feeding varied mash with milk. Emphasizes warm, dry sheds for profitability and includes two short humorous anecdotes about a boy and an editor.
Amid a National Convention scene, Hewitt praises Grover Cleveland as a destined leader, arguing fortune and providence groomed him for reform, while contrasting past skepticism with a mounting belief in his presidential path. The piece notes comparable “man of destiny” precedents from Napoleon to Lincoln and reflects on public faith shaping political careers.
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