Public School Reform Debate and Legal Juries Reforms
A long, dense polemic argues for stronger teacher training and public school improvements, urging support for higher pay and credentials. It also calls for legal reforms to restrict juries in civil cases, expand summary jurisdiction, and assign petit larceny and minor offenses to trial courts to reduce docket backlog.
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Jnc. C. Sheppard
Courts of Common Pleas
Tiga
Emsil
Common Pleas
Walon
Common Pinus
Equity Essen
Equity
Court of Equity
Shappard
Court of Common Pleas
Courts of Trial Justice
J. H. Hypson
Farmers Movement Organizes in South Caroling Period Voice
The Farmers' Association of South Caroling forms to advance agricultural interests, push reforms, and demand recognition of farmers’ rights. Delegates to be chosen from counties, with a meeting postponed from November to December 1 in Columbia’s agricultural hall. The notice urges counties without groups to organize and send delegates. The article shifts to a scientific note on the cotton plant, its cultivation history, geography, and early US growth.
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Farmers of
South Caroling
Farmers’ Movement
Farmers’ Association of
Hay
South Carolina
Famers’ Association
Farmers’ Association
Thoreday
Agricultural Department of Columbia
Trntaan
Spain
United States
Carroll
Talbot County
Maryland
Delegall
Savannah
Charleston
England
Sea Island
Georgia
Alexander Bissel
St. Bieione Island
Newman
Causes of Sudden Death and Preventive Care
The article notes a rise in sudden deaths from accidents and unforeseen internal failures. It cites heart enlargement, fatty degeneration of muscle, ruptures, and weakened cerebral arteries as common causes, worsened by high living, overexertion, and improper diet. It urges careful life regulation and safer choices to prevent fatal outcomes.
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Daily Press
Telegraph
Occidenta
The Child in the House and Gentle Discipline
Dr Moses D Hoye argues that children differ in temperament and require tailored training. He contrasts stern discipline with encouragement for sensitive, nervous kids and warns that harsh methods injure their development, likening it to a plant dying in a cold cellar.
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Solomon
Moses D, Hoye
Philadelphia Woman Moves President in Crowd Kiss Scene
A Philadelphia woman causes a stir during a Cleveland reception in the meeting room of public buildings as she urges the president to kiss her child. President Cleveland, the crowd, and officials watch the scene with amused reactions while nearby aides and officers guide the event.
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Philadelphia
Uiy Brutez
Cleveland
Conamabenfouelera
Olera
Val
Hong
Treasury
Perkins
Commission
Bai B
C. O. Bosbystell
Col
C. Banes
Thomas al Aon
William
Cleveland 9
Clavelandine
Evolution of the U S Constitution Dates and Adoption
Fragmented notes recount the four key dates tied to the U S Constitution’s creation and ratification. It notes adoption on September 17 1787 ratification June 21 1788 and operation starting March 4 1789 with constitutional government, judiciary later created by September 24 1789.
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Virginia
Wheaton
Supreme Court
Phiadelphia Prem
Life prisoner Pariontd Freeman freed by clemency in 1877 return
The note details Pathetic Freeman, once sentenced to life for arson and murder in Cheaterfield and Mogton Counties, who escaped twice and was recaptured. clemency allowed his return to family in Chesterdurch. It also mentions a Greenville torchlight procession shooting of Mayor elect Townes and associate Lee Minor, with a witness account about a dog and training.
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Bhrong
Mackensie
Campbell Wes
Edin ‘Burgh
London
Charleston
Alexina Leonetti
Alexina Chisholm
South Carolina
Deonetti
Leonetti
Io Florance
Alexina
Hoe
America
Bubit
Florence
Jenson
Tryana Lunatic Asylum
Italy
Uabsnd
Cormmeta
Erwin
Paul Freeman
Arrou
Cheaterfield Sud
Mogton
Chesterdurch
Col Witherspoon
St. Freeman
Parmeles
Bro
Hopkin Ky
Darlington County
Freeman
Charleston Sunt
Greenville
Townes
Sam ‘Williatag
Rowly
Lee Minor
Quondam
Cooperative Workers
Etn
Townell
Wolnky
Beet Sugar Expansion Plans by Spreckels in U S
Dlana Spreckels, famed sugar magnate, studies German beet sugar industry and purchases equipment worth 250 000 marks to launch a U S beet sugar factory. He predicts a major new industry, aims for 450 tons beet processing daily producing about 40 tons sugar, and will ship 25 tons of seed from Germany to New York.
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Dlana Spreckels
California
Horupa
Pring
Spreckels
Hawaii
Spreakels
Jay Gould
America
England
New York Herald
Germany
United States
Sprenkels
Wall
Heban
New York
Filibuster Rumor Hoisted In Key West Harbor
Key West reports a Spanish ram in the harbor and a second ship cruising offshore amid rumors of kidnapping Cuban American citizens tied to a filibuster movement. Cuban action near Matanzas is disputed. gunboats patrol the coast and seventeen suspected filibusters await court martial in Matanzas.
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Key West
Fla
Notavena
Boaolah
Cuba
Matanzas
Manuel Garcia
Disputed School Segregation Sparks Actions in Ohio
A winter law repealing separate colored schools led to friction in Ohio towns. In Oxford colored pupils left black schools for white ones, a public meeting urged the board to revert, and a mandamus is sought. Yellow Springs closed schools awaiting legislative action, while Ripley faces a suit to force admission of colored pupils.
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Olevsland
Ohio
Oxford
Yellow Springs
Ripley, C
Suitia Manilamae
Basid
Dangerous fight over whisky ends with severe injuries
Yesterday morning a violent dispute erupted in Saundersville over a jug of whisky. Davis the blacksmith barred Lyles from a drink, a heated exchange followed by blows and a hammer strike. Lyles then slashed Davis with a knife and Davis retaliated with pinchers. Both men are severely wounded.
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Garnatts
Saundersville
Davis
Clay Lyles
Lyle
Lyles
Preparations for Hanging Seven Anarchists in Illinois Jail
The county plans the November 11 execution of seven anarchists in the county jail. Sheriff Matson will receive $700 for the day, with $100 per man hanged. Proposals include a long extension gibbet to drop all seven together, or a paired setup.
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Oldestitanik Hansa
Sap
Thomas McClure
Chester
Kanas
St. Johin
Great Bend
Jenas
Playen Mben Boya
Blackwell
Toole Willie
Hila
South Carolina
Grant
Inveterata Tobacco
Bax
Chicago
Matson
Albert E. Parsons
Sheriff Matson
Federal Supreme Court
Goreinor Oglesby
Margon
Dolz
Grinnell
Cotton Tax Refund Demand Hits Southern Planters
The Chronicle argues the 15 million cotton tax, deemed unconstitutional, should be refunded to Southern planters or states. It urges Democratic Congress members to push restitution, noting Republicans would support repayment to end public plunder by the government after the war.
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United States
South
The
Chronicle
Biringham Age
Congress
Antustea Chronicle
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