Outrage claims amid racial tensions in South Carolina politics
The piece lists multiple attacks on colored Democrats by Radical negroes across South Carolina from September to October, including beatings, threats, and an attempted murder. It argues that white Democrats are not to blame and accuses black radicals of widespread intimidation and violence against party members and supporters.
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South Carolina
South
Squires
C. P. Chisolm
Snider’s Cross Roads
Colleton County
Georgetown
Rmoters
Moultrie
Armstrong
Harriott
Woodfury
W. H. Dorrell
Fort Motte
John Williams
Anderson County
J. A. Gaines
Jackson Allston
Massey
Barnwell
Democratic Party
Colored men shift to Democrats in Colleton county rally
A Charleston News and Courier report describes a mass meeting at Adam’s Run where several colored speakers including A. P. Holmes and C. P. Chisolm urged support for the Democratic candidates. They argued no party difference and urged colored voters to back honest leaders, signaling a political realignment as whites and blacks rally to the Democrats.
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Charleston News and Courier
Colleton County
South Carolina
Adam
A. P. Holmes
C. P. Chisolm
D. F. Richardson
W. A. Driffie, Jr
William Fraser
Wiieman
Adam's Run
Colleton
South
Democratic Party
Denial of Trades in Merris Mac County Rally News
An Associated Press agent was told by a Greenback Club committee there has been no trade with the Democratic party on the Merrimac county ticket. The ticket has vacancies from resignations and a filling committee has not acted. Republicans held a large meeting with speakers J W Patterson and C H Burax. Plymouth Democrat rally hosted by Col. John H. George in Franklin Hall with Dover Band music.
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Concord
N. H
Associated Press
Greenback Club
Democratic Party
Greenback
Merrimac County
J. W. Patterson
C. H. Burax
Plymouth
John H. George
Franklin Hall
Dover Band
Mexico News and Diplomatic Moves Reported in Havana
The City of Merida from Vera Cruz brings Mexico dates to the 22nd. Zamacona may stay in Washington long term. Gen. Riva Palacio is tasked with greeting Chicago merchants planning a Mexico trip. Diaz might visit the Rio Grande frontier to review affairs. Gen. Garcia is found guilty of violating neutrality rules by pursuing revolutionists into the United States.
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Havana
Merida
Vera Cruz
City of Mexico
Senor Zamacona
Washington
Riva Palacio
Chicago
Mexico
Diaz
Rio Grande Frontier
Garia
United States
St Gothard Railway accord gains support among cantons
Geneva reports twenty one cantons accepted the plan for completing the St Gothard Railway. Other items note snow in London and across the country, Cardinal Howards archbishopric bid, a pedestrian race with Vaughan injuring an ankle, and political chatter on Hanover and the Danish royal match in a mixed bag of cablegrams.
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London
Rome
Cardinal John Howard
England
Dublin
Cardinal Cullen
Vaughan
Brown
Corkey
Crossland
Weston
Rowell
Romer
Gert
Cardinal Nina
Pontifical
Great Britain
Vatican
Copenhagen
Duke of Cumberland
Thyra
Berlin
Hanover
Prussia
Presth
Secret letter authenticity in Potter Committee case exposed
Philadelphia Oct 30 report details James E Anderson ex Supervisor Louisiana James E Anderson sworn statement to a Notary Public about the Sherman Anderson Weber letter alleged from the Secretary of the Treasury James E Anderson recounts meetings with D A Weber in Philadelphia and Washington to influence Potter Committee testimony for ten thousand dollars Weber claims and delays testifying, possible forged signature and various Democratic operatives named in the affidavit
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Philadelphia
James E. Anderson
East Feliciana Parish
Sherman-Anderson-Weber
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Weber
New Orleans
Louisiana
D. A
D. A. Weber
Sherman
Brady’s
Washington
E. L. Weber
Potter Committee
Democratic Committee
Custom House officials discuss fraud case at length
Lead topics the Benkard and Hutton suit for unpaid duties. Merritt defends firm from charges of collusion, notes clerk Pedrick’s forged permits raise questions. Osborn cites raised permits and missing duties. Pedrick’s letter to wife offers monthly allowance and hints at a full confession. Also reports on undervaluation suits, burglaries, a Massachusets requisi tion, a forger’s escape, and a Bryant memorial.
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Custom House
Massachusetts
New York
Benkard
Hutton
Merritt
Langdon
Gen. Merritt
Agaist
Pedrick
Osborn
United States
Bulletin
Lehmeier Brothers
C. D. Metzler
Port Huron
Mich
Hansa
Electro Dynamic Light Company to begin operations
The Electro Dynamic Light Company announces readiness to commence operations, signaling a new phase in electric illumination. Officials state the launch will boost public lighting and commercial energy supply, with plans for widespread installation and service rollout.
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Electro-Dynamic Light Company
Prophetic Conference debates Christ's personal advent
New York, Oct. 30. The Prophetic Conference opened at the Church of the Holy Trinity with clergymen and laymen in attendance. Rev Stephen H Tyng read a paper on Christ's coming as personal and visible, followed by Rev S H Kellogg on whether it is pre millennial, and Dr Tyng Jr read his father's address on divine union with Christ and the coming kingdom.
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New York
Church of the Holy Trinity
Jesus Christ
Stephen H. Tyng
S. H. Kellogg
D. D
Presbyterian Seminary
Allegheny
Earth
Jesus
Christ
Church of Christ
Church of Jesus
God
Bishop Nicholson
Bishop Moorhead
Bishop Vail
Topeka
Kansas
Stephen Tyg, Jr
W. R. Nicholson
Rufus M. Clarke
James H. Brooks
P. J. Gordon
H. Kellogg
J. T. Cooper
Alleghany
GC. K. Imbrie
New Jersey
John Parker
L. W. Bancroft
Brooklyn
E. T. Perkins
Louisville
R. C. Mattock
Philadelphia
J. W. Bonham
George R. Krawer
Wilmington
Del
J. W. Haskins
Swanton
L. Osler
Providence
J. M. Orrock
Boston
R. C. Booth
H. D. Ward
J. E. Grammer
Baltimore
E. P. Adams
Dunkirk
E. R. Craven
Newark
E. P. Goodwin
Chicago
T. W. Bancroft
Brown University
William Reynolds
Peoria
Ill
Henry Foster
Clifton Springs
J. O. Whitney
George C. Needham
D. W. Whittle
B. F. Jacobs
J.T. Duffield
Princeton
H. L. Hastings
R. D. Morris
Oford, C
C. K. Imbris
Jersey City
Satan
Delegates Hear Report On Missionary Work In Taunton
About six hundred delegates to the American Missionary Association reviewed the year’s finances and operations. Receipts $195,601.65. expenses $188,079.46. current receipts short by $13,063.23. Debt stands at $3,788,979, with pledges reducing to $3,043,979. The association reports 11 schools for Chinese, 69 missionaries, 150 teachers, 64 churches, 37 southern schools, 3 foreign schools, and 9,143 pupils. Papers on policy and America’s opportunity were heard and referred to committees.
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Taunton
Mass
American Missionary Association
War Department
Stacy Powers
Cambridge
G. L. Walker
Brainleboro
American Missionary Associations
C. L. Woodworth
America
Unitarian Middle States Convention Opens in Philadelphia
The General Convention of the Unitarians of the Middle States met in Philadelphia with Rev. Charles G. Ames of Boston leading opening services. D. B. Eaton was elected president and Rev. S. H. Camp secretary. Essays by Chadwick Weld and Furness discussed modern biblical criticism and vicarious atonement. A large public meeting at Horticultural Hall featured Hale Clarke Ames and Bellows among speakers.
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Philadelphia
Unitarians of the
Middle States
Charles G. Ames
Boston
D. B. Eaton
H. Camp
John W. Chadwick
Dr Bellows
Mr Calthorp
Syracuse
New Hampshire Unitarian Association elects officers
ConcoRD New Hampshire October meeting names William Hackett of Portsmouth as president. Solon A. Carter of Keene A W Sulloway of Franklin as vice presidents Rev Henry Powers of Manchester as secretary J C A Hill of Concord as treasurer A six member board and committees appointed An essay on The Education of Our Children read by Rev S C Beane Afternoon session discussed Why does the Church remain orthodox and routine business conducted.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire Unitarian Association
William Hackett
Portsmouth
Solon A. Carter
Keene
A. W.sulloway
Franklin
Henry Powers
Manchester
J.C. A. Hill
S.C. Beane
Anniversary Mass for Burlington Bishop De Goesbriand
Burlington marked the 25th anniversary of Bishop Louis De Goesbriand of the Burlington diocese at St. Marys Cathedral. Archbishops and bishops from Boston Ogdensburg and Montreal attended along with clergy and prominent lay figures. Gifts included purses totaling about $2000.
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Burlington
Louis de Goesbriand
St. Mary’s
Archbishop Williams
Boston
Wadehams
Ogdensburg
Fabre
Montreal
de Goesbriand
Secrecy Over Bid for Silver Highlighted by Treasury
The Treasury opened bids to supply 400000 ounces of fine silver. Bidders sought publication bans, with offers reportedly below London quotations. Government says it secured silver below the rate, hints at a growing domestic market independent of London. Postal department shows year revenue 34,595,169 with expenditures 34,165,084 and net stamps receipts up to 16,839,115.
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Treasury
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
London
United States
New York
Pacific Coast
Mint Bureau
Post Office Department
Public Land Appraisal Sparks Debate Over Payment
Washington Oct 30 A citizen commission appointed to value property west of the capital for Capital Park extension reported to the District Court and the award of 50000 dollars was confirmed as the government took no exception The commission billed 2500 dollars for services Judge Humphries called the fee exorbitant suggesting 100 dollars per commissioner but no ruling was made The article also notes reactions to tobacco tax enforcement and ship and relief news including Plymouth at St Croix and yellow fever relief efforts by ex governor Shepherd Prof Baird reports cod hatch success and Secretary Schurz returns from Boston with positive reception
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WashingTon
Schurz
Congress
Capital Park
District Court
Humphries
Judge Bond
United States Circuit Court
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Baltimore
United States Supreme Court
Navy Department
Plymouth
Harmony
St. Croix
West Indies
Frederickston
Baird
Gloucester
Mars
Shepherd
Boston
Beautiful Boston woman duped by famed forger and swindler
Police hunt two travelers linked to a London bank fraud using forged ten pound notes. A Boston woman, educated and charming, was lured into a marriage scheme by a man posing as an English lord. The duo moved through Buffalo, Niagara, Cleveland, and St Louis before reappearing in Utica and Chicago as their trail attracted detectives nationwide.
Army of the Tennessee meeting opens with Grant note
Indianapolis reports Gen Sherman presiding as business only session begins at Metropolitan Theatre. Grant’s letter announcing aborting world tour and Africa trip drew applause as he plans Paris stay before returning home.
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Indianapolis
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Metropolitan Theatre
Montpelier
First Vermont Cavalry
Willard Farrington
St. Albans
W.L. Greenleaf
W. L. Greenleaf
Winooski
Snakes Die in Storm Flood Along Riverbank
In Wilmington, Del during the storm thousands of snakes were killed along riverbanks and near Stotsenburg's foundry and Quarryville. A Cherry Island resident reported floods drove reptiles into his home where he killed them with a spade for over an hour, finally occupying the first floor to keep them out.
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Wilmington
Del
Herald
Stotsenburg
Quarryville
Cherry Island Marsh
Prepariantie
Tragic Find in Fort Edward Missing Girl Case
Whitehall New York reports the search for Margaret Meehan ends as her shawl is recovered near John Case's boat-yard and her body found near his dry dock. Bruises indicate a struggle to stay afloat and she was alive when thrown in. An inquest is planned for tomorrow.
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Whitehall
N. Y
Fort Edward
Margaret Meehan
Clark
Champlain Canal
Coal auction underwhelmed buyers in Scranton sale
New York on October 30 reports the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroads Company sold 60,000 tons of Scranton coal at auction today. Attendance of buyers was fair but prices generally declined.
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New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroads Company
Thomaston temperance rally and local news digest
Mr George W. Goodwin of South Berwick has captured nine foxes since October first. A Thomaston teacher was fined one dollar for slapping a pupil. A mass temperance rally is planned in Thomaston on November 5 and 6. Shubal B. Vance and Eldress Jane Tarbox of the Alfred Shaker Society have died within hours of each other. The Grant Hotel at Little River Falls Lebanon burned with contents. E. B. Goodwin kept a store there, owned by O. Mullen of Biddeford. Mrs Eliza J. Strout of Gorham was bound over for the December term on a scurrilous postal card charge. Mrs George Partridge of Orland, aged 104, died last Thursday. she and her husband, aged 104, had been married 63 years and had 10 children, eight living. H. M. Plaisted and F. H. Appleton of Bangor plan a Maine digest for publishers Dresser & McLellan in about thirty days. The schooner Boston, Capt. A. Morse, near Portland, is under investigation after misappropriating cargo bricks from Brewer to another vessel. Sheriffs seized the vessel. an inquiry is pending. The Commercial urges Bangor to push ice business. Bangor fronts four and a half miles of Penobscot river, with about 1,000,000 tons of ice annually. Ice price at One Kennbec houses averaged $125 per ton for eight years. a million tons could yield $1,250,000. Lumber dealers estimate Penobscot lumber sales at $1,800,000 this year. the ice crop, if harvested, would rival two-thirds of Penobscot lumber output in value.
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South Berwick
Thomaston
Thomaston Reform Club
Shaker Society
Alfred
Shubal B. Vance
Eldress Jane Tarbox
George Partridge
Orland
H. M. Plaisted
F. H. Appleton, Esq
Bangor
Maine
Messrs Dresser & McLellan
Portland
Boston
A. Morse
Portland Harbor
Brewer Manufacturing Company
Brewer
Brighton
Mass
Penobscot
Thanksgiving day proclaimed by Governor and Council
In Portsmouth the sale of the Boston Express was barred after a complaint to Mayor Lise. The Portsmouth Supreme Court trial of John and Patrick Sheehan for aiding in Eugene Sullivan’s death in a Portsmouth saloon on April 12, 1869 began with a crowded courtroom. Patrick Kiley testified as an arrested suspect in the murder. The proceeding drew strong public interest.
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Lise
Boston Express
Portsmouth
Supreme Court
John
Patrick Sheehan
Boston
Eugene Sullivan
Patrick Kiley
Vermont News Briefs From Burlington to Northfield
Vermont reports an 11 year old boy from Winooski fatally run over by a train and a six year old hurt after falling from a Waterbury loft. Burlington lumber receipts reach 10 million feet, yellow fever fund tops 1000 dollars, St Albans butter prices 12 to 23 cents. A new Masonic hall opens in Franklin with Grand Lodge officers present. The Rutland Times debuts as a seven column daily with AP despatches. A legislative plan delays vote, allowing Third District residents to travel home to vote for Congress. Burglary sprees hit Northfield shops. Denny & Co jewelry and Porter cutlery losses total about 200 dollars. State Workhouse costs total 39,613.65, with building upgrades pushing higher. Angell of Boston praises humane treatment of animals. Vermont assembly urged to press Congress for humane transport act.
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Thomas Morway
Waterbury
Burlington
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Masonic Hall
Franklin
Grand Lodge of
Rutland Times
Associated Press
J. L. McArthur
Granville
N. Y
Sentinel
House
Northfield
C. Denny & Co
Porter
George T. Angell
Boston
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of
General Assembly
Representatives’ Hall
N. T. Sprague
Brandon
Central Vermont Railroad
Congress
Local accidents and crimes unfold in area notices
Mrs Asaph Snow of Colerain was thrown from a wagon breaking her collar bone. Sone i. West of Rochester, 60, shot himself in the head. financial troubles given as motive. Athol assessors report 1158 polls though about 900 on check list. Henry T Wilcox and son of New Bedford released on bail after attempting to seize Mrs Percival’s furniture. case heads to court. Mrs William J Bartlett of Lee hurt by runaway team. no bones broken per physician. Miss Hattie Ball uninjured. A Webster tramp asked for aid, then at Shanley home he pushed Mrs Shanley to cellar, stole about $69.
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Asaph Snow
Colerain
Sone i. West
Rochester
Springfield Gas Company
Athol Assessors
Henry T. Wilcox
New Bedford
Isaac Percival
Percival
William J. Bartlett
Lee
L. B. Moore
Tyringham
Hattie Ball
Michael Shanley
Webster
Missing Newport girl and local incidents in Bristol
Catherine Hatfield, a 14 year old Newport girl, is missing. George Thomas Easterbrooks died by his own hand in Bristol on Wednesday. Dogs have killed many Newport sheep, with Thomas Buffum losing sixty head worth $400 recently. A A Simmons of Providence, who went to Colorado for health, was found free of morphine in Leadville, Colorado, recently.
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Newport
George Thomas Easterbrooks
Bristol
Thomas Buffum
A. A. Simmons
Providence
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Leadville
Col
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