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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1892

Page

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Reconstruction era reflections on Grant and Greeley

A Southern figure recalls visiting General Grant at the White House in 1872 and discusses his shifting views on Reconstruction, the Republican party, and Greeley’s nomination. He notes prior opposition to reform, eventual support for Grant as a path to reconciliation, and the political calculus of Northern and Southern factions after the war.

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Memoir of Grant friendship and southern reconciliation tale

Personal recollections recount meetings with General Grant in Washington and Hong Kong. The narrator describes Grant’s desire for peace, amnesty efforts, and bipartisan tensions. Anecdotes cover governance, loyalty, parole, and the challenge of southern support for Grant amid postwar politics.

Wheelbarrow bet and political bets across states

A miscellany of election bets and dares across towns from Arron NY to PA and NJ. James E. O Connor plans to wheel apples in a barrow from City Hall to New York if Cleveland wins, facing a 350 penalty penalty and egg pelting. Other notes tell of bets on Harrison, entrepreneurial stunts, and odd divorce tales across Pennsylvania and New Jersey with colorful local characters and wagers.

Arron N. Y James E. O'Conner World Office New York Cleveland City Hall Brooklyn Theodora W. Braddish Braddish Harrigan New York State Mr. O'Conner Nion Torch New York City O'Conner Braddisk Pariapeirsta Boston Norman. Barratt John J. Moloney Congress Cornelius M. Smith Barratt Bia Harrison Gloucester Mass Moloney Smith Nor Bicknell Charles River Harry BR. Austid Dedham Centra Meadville Robert Pultoo Accam Charles Bankina Dedham Norwood Miles Poiapetysta Harrison and Heid Vine Street William Nelson Hartlepo Washington Love Banyen N. J Son Prinaperara John Leitherd Engine Company 14 Germantown William Benett Rawway N. Sf Louia Borgmeyer Edward A. Spence Burgmeyer Spence Qkerry Street Union Agunty Spance Wilk Aie Damocruis Kreinchsrville Abram Cole Wistfiehl Supervieor Cole Murray Anedrovette Charles Diller Thompa Coughlion City Ball Park Diller George B. McClelland United Veterans Army Tym Bife Corps United States Coughlin Cleva Centre Street Odmox Albert Tous Winceburg Holmes County Public Square New York World

First public demonstration of long distance telephone reaches Chicago

The Long Distance Division of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company showcased a 950 mile link between New York and Chicago on October 18 with verbal exchanges between Mayor Grant and Mayor Washburne, a Bell conversation, and photography capturing the moment. The setup used two No 8 copper wires, forty five poles per mile, and the Strondard battery with three cells powering the transmitter. Officers John E. Hudson, E. J. Hall, Melville Eggleston, and W. R. Driver led the event, with guests receiving souvenir coil wires.

American Telephone and Telegraph Company Courtlandt Street Grant Washburne Chicago New York City Washburne Gaid Alexander Graham Bell William G. Hubbard Philadelphia Brazil William Thomson Ballarat Hubbard Io A. 8. Hibbard F. A. Pickerneer Edward H. Lyon Scientific American G. M. Abbott New York North River Newark N. J Easton Harrisburg Altona Pittsburg New Castle South Bend Ind Milwaukee Boston John E. Hudson E. J. Hall Melville Eggleston W.R. Driver

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