Tragic Indian Tale Behind Blue Pond Romance
In 1848 near Blue Pond below Oxford, Singing Dove frees captive Cherokee Deer Foot and elopes with him. Their lovers vanish after leaping into the pond, leaving tribes convinced the pool holds their spirits. Local lore says the water hides two dead bodies among submerged branches.
Vigilant Law and swift justice after McKinley’s death
A bold editorial urges the United States to enforce laws against anarchist threats. It condemns violent acts, argues for severe penalties for incitement, and calls for strong protection of officials and citizens through lawful, decisive action. The piece stresses that civilization depends on safe presidents and robust legal safeguards.
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President as presiding figure not ruler over nation
The Cincinnati Enquirer argues the U S president acts as executive over 75 million citizens, not as a ruler. It compares the president to a family head and a corporate board chair, noting veto power as the key extra authority.
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Democrats Free to Vote on New State Constitution
The Journal notes the Democratic state executive committee wisely avoided making ratification a party issue. It endorsed the constitution and urged Democrats to vote their conscience, allowing free individual choice while the full text is presented for study.
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