A Nation Sways on the Louisiana Lottery Controversy
The piece argues the Louisiana Lottery Company funds erode constitutional morality and public morals, fueling debate over gambling’s reach into state affairs. It condemns the lottery’s wealth and influence on politics, urging restraint and constitutional scruples amid broad demoralization fears.
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Congress
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Louisiana Lottery Company
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Heirs to Millions and a Glimpse of Concord History
The piece recalls Gertrude Vanderbilt and William Astor heirs, weaving history of Concord and a vanished Indigenous village. It notes land ownership, old family estates, and a deacon named James Blood with dates from the early 18th century, alongside fashion notes and stylistic musings.
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Kentucky Shamon Spoiled In Local Theft Tale
A garbled local text describes a theft related to a person named David and Mr. Greeley. J Rhoades notices irregularity at a house with a back window and dresser, leading to a confession about a stolen item. The passage ends with unclear phrasing and a bold headline fragment.
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