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Terrible storms cause widespread damage and derailments
Reports from Leavenworth and nearby cities describe tornadoes and heavy rain tearing through the region on May 7. The Leavenworth carpet factory was destroyed, Odd Fellows hall roof torn off, homes uprooted, and rail service disrupted across several lines with trains ditched and injuries reported. In Cucc o and nearby towns, depots and churches suffered unroofing and destruction, with a quarter of a million dollars in losses cited and Mississippi weather conditions noted.
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W. K Ackerman
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Brakenman Warner
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Wabash Avenue Methodist
Palmer and Gardner
In Congress Dom Pedro and the assembled wisdom meet
Reports from May 8 describe Mr Goode addressing the election committee and Mr Lyon speaking for Platt tomorrow. Dom Fedro sits with the Brazilian minister in the diplomatic gallery. Three Pullman cars will carry the presidential party to Philadelphia. The levee bill moves toward an early special order. General Gibson testified urging swift action. The Louisiana bill totals 1 800 000. From Georgia May 5 1876 the editor notes unsettled governorship prospects. Wheat and corn show mixed results while farmers invest in manure and await better times.
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The Chinese and the War Era Reflections
A reader letter from Georgia in 1876 discusses Chinese migration and labor. The note recalls wartime scenes near Marietta where African American workers sought water, drank from a dipper in their shoes, and comments on whether Chinese immigrants are equal as consumers and producers. The piece argues for cautious, magnanimous inclusion and notes the debate over Chinese roles in agriculture and industry. It mentions a state lottery advertisement and orphan benefit in Rome and Georgia.
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Nasavige
Janner
Marietta
South Carolina
Ogeday
Ee i Qeserver
Piper Confesses to Two Murders Reported in Boston
The Boston report claims Piper admits to murdering Mabel Young and Bridget Landregan, with counsel E P Brown stating he will not press a new trial. The confession was verbal, not written, and published reports say judicial action overruled the motion for a new trial. no details yet released.
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