Outrage and unrest linked to Senter action across coun ties
A sprawling report catalogs violent intimidation and threats in several counties as supporters of Senter face armed assaults, confiscations, and voter suppression. The piece notes Ku Klux Klan activity, Republican fear, and a rallying defense urging justice amid a climate of fraud and organized outlawry. It also links international and cultural notes from Europe.
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Friends of the State
Emerson Etheridge
Senate
United States
Stokes
Tennessee
Havin
United States Revenue
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Memphis Appeal
Jeff Davis
Murfreesboro
Democratic Party
Farmers urged to hold wheat at least 1.50 per bushel this year
ABMER argues that wheat yields will rise about one third, averaging two dollars and twenty five cents per bushel over the past three years. Deducting one third, the price should be one dollar and fifty cents. He warns against selling below that and notes strong foreign demand and a large influx of immigrants consuming, not producing, twelve million bushels. He estimates local corn will be half of last year’s amount and invites farmers to share crop views.
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Oman - Hoosier
Wood
Clinch
Yonder Gap
Queen City
St. Nicholas
Messrs. Ferguson & Co
Buckeye
Smith
Jones
Brown
Senate
Tompkins
Snooks
Stokes
Darkeys
Blount
Horace Maynard
East Tennessee
James
Buster
Henry
Knoxville
Orient
Irving
Diedrich Knickerbocker
van Twiller
Uncle Sam
8& Man
Jefferson County
Andy Johnson
Jonesboro
Emerson Etheridge
State Senate
Weakley
Senter
Myzox
Louisville
Yandell
Judge Black
Philadelphia
Louisville & Nashville
Ofudge Black
Judge Clark
J. Hop. Price
Hope
Grant
Kentucky State Teachers’ Association
Howey
Weisiger Hall
Talbott
Breckinridge
Casey
Caseyville
W. J. Collins
Miss Phelps
Covington
Indiana
Phelpses
Bland Ballard
United States Court
Crescent
James Burke
Warsaw
St. Cloud
Eariy & Halde
Chestnut Street
Preston
Jackson
Olie Wright
Belle Bruner
Hewcorab
Farrell
Jeffersonville
Seine
Madame Merlier
Pall Mall Gazette
England
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Watford
Princess of Wales
Austria
Paris Humane
Doeskin
Union Woolen Mills
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ohio
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Springfield
Warsaw Woolen Mills
Ind
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Elgin
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Rock Island
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Cincinnati
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Abmer
Warning to halt traffic near General McMakin’s residence
Public attention is urged to the toll Rate area on the Colerain pike by General McMakin’s residence. Driving on the pike at that point should be stopped immediately due to a downward grade and the high risk to anyone crossing the road, as stopping a fast horse there is nearly impossible.
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CursTtox
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Gome
Kirby’s Pond
Colerain Pike
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