Somersault and a President Congratulates Him on His Part
The article recounts a Centennial dog show scene with Governor Hartranft and President Grant observing craftsmanlike horse drills, noting mishaps, public reception, and commentary on political figures and events at the fair. It includes vivid anecdotes about dogs, horses, and crowds, plus a sidelong editorial on postwar politics and unity.
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Previeny Grant
Centennial Commission
Bache
Virginia
Lindley Murray
Spot
Frank Claston
Marshallton
J.P. Yerkes
Chester
Mount St. Bernards
Thad
Walters
Tot
Pao
Imaga
Hartrauit
Pennsylvania
Grant
Hartranft
Hia Trignas
Rondatera
Hopkin B. Landreth
Landreth
Phe
Budd Doble
Land Lords
Canada
Brrtholda
New York
California
John A. Butter
White South Carolina voters and federal troops clash over Hampton ticket
A Raleigh-tinged analysis argues whites seek to regain control of South Carolina by backing Wade Hampton while federal troops counter black voters. The piece details rifle clubs, intimidation tactics, and fear of “negro rule” returning, portraying a tense march toward the November election amid ongoing violence and rumors of deaths and train wrecks.
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Bast
West
Rads
North
Hampton
South Carolina
Tilden
Wade Hampton
Ben Butler
Tsi
United States
Grant
Warnes
South Carollna
Tilsten
Washington
National Republican Party
Amiro
South Coralina
Dnce
Thry
Five Hundred and
Sutawink
Tula
Wrohington
Olio
Simpson
Conner
McGowan
Carolina
Shaw
Ieee
Columbia
Anderson
Pickens
Sayx
Argertin
Walte
Park Rouga
Jackson Station
Capt. Fleming
Port Royal
Guy Chamberlain
Hamburg
Chamberlain
Chan. Ruger
Ruger
Col
A. P. Butler
Auguste
Amavera
Ellenton
eSatreet Corner
John Williams Bed Bees
Samuel Dunbar
Edgefield County
Broad Street
Bar Ferry
Rowso’e Bridge
Buesy
Bohler
Aiken
Rouse’s Bridge
Port
Goidg
Johnny Williams
Pease
Sinuel Pas Roglanighi
Mondio Regolay
Robbins
Tva
Port Royal Road
Pegroes
Rouse's Bridge
Frederick Fort
Nod Itfa
Coker
Leia
Inture
Ageroes
Dila
Ordeta
Pegma Captaina
Port ‘Royal
Mink Holland
Jackson
Trisan
Fiftien
Port Road
Agais
Ine
Ib In
Guiday
Intimidation in the South by Black Republicans Compared
The Southern Journal of Commerce quotes a Cincinnati Commercial correspondent alleging that Negro Democrats face ostracism and religious expulsion in the South for siding with Democrats. It argues Republicans educated Black voters into fanaticism while white Republicans worship without fear, urging nonpartisan judgment.
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Bedfield
Cincinnas Commercial
South Carolina
Efis
South
Booth
Peron Endng
Re Jublimana
Redfeld
Southernem
Journal of Commerce
Legal Adverts From The Local Page Note
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