The President Grant’s Louisiana Report on Reconstruction Turmoil
Executive summary of President Grant's 1875 message detailing federal intervention in Louisiana politics. It covers election frauds in 1868 1872 and 1874 the Kellogg Warmoth contest the 15th amendment enforcement acts federal court jurisdiction White Leagues and massacres Cou Shatta murders and troop deployments Sheridan's observations and calls for Congress action to maintain law and order.
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Kellogg letter to Grant on Louisiana rights and troops
Abstracts of documents include Gov. Kellogg's August letter to President Grant urging troops to secure Louisiana and prevent agitation of the Louisiana question, and marshal Packard's dispatches noting armed white groups threatening black registration and voting rights in Coushatta as registration nears.
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Action of Union Soldiers in Arkansas and Garlands response
Reports from Little Rock and Galveston describe Union soldiers signing a card endorsing General Sheridan in New Orleans and accusing a state terror. Governor Garland orders witnesses summoned for the Grand Jury under the Ku Klux act and plans to push stricter laws for citizen security.
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The Vigor of Life Great Blood Purifier Advertisement
An 19th century style medicinal notice touts The Vigor of Life as a blood purifier and skin clarifier. It claims to cleanse sores pimples blotches pustules tetters cankers from head to toe and promises renewed beauty and health with a small pleasant dose. It asserts it cures chronic diseases lingering five to ten years with certainty and purifies the blood.
Radway’s Ready Relief Promises Quick Aid Worldwide
An advertisement touts Radway’s Ready Relief as a universal cure for diverse ailments from colic to fever and arranges it as a low cost, portable remedy. It claims rapid action within hours and urges miners and travelers to carry a bottle for emergencies, endorsing its superiority to French tonics and bitters.
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Regulating Pills Claim Quick Cure for Broad Ailments
Advertisement for Radway’s Regulating Pills promises relief from stomach, liver, and kidney disorders, nervous headaches, indigestion, and breathing issues. Wording claims a mercury-free remedy with positive effects priced at 25 cents per box, sold by druggists with mail offer from Radway & Co of New York.
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