Baneful Ku Klux Violence Across Southern States
A lengthy report details recurring intimidation and murder against Republicans in Alabama Georgia Texas and Mississippi amid universal suffrage claims. It cites specific incidents including a Huntsville confrontation with Campbell and Donegan and notes broad threats from ex-rebels against loyal whites and blacks, with fears of renewed political power by insurgents. The piece discusses ongoing lawlessness in Tennessee and Georgia and questions aims of postwar Reconstruction leaders while referencing national figures and local political dynamics.
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Memphis
Chattanooga
Jake
Huntsville
Virginia
Taxington
Campbell
Donegan
Ku Klux
Alabama
Georgia
Georgie
Alton
Texas
Repub
Peece
Tennessee
George HI. Thomas
Lawleeness
Mate Een
South
Arlington to Fort Lee and Mission Meeting Notes
A report from Washington covers Arlington National Cemetery and the Lee home area, describing graves with white headstones and the surrounding landscape. It also details the Fowell Buxton Mission anniversary at Vine Street Congregational Church with talks on aiding colored children and fundraising updates and a publisher’s report.
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Arlington
Cincinnati
Wasuuseton
D. C
Washington
Lee
Virginia
Washington Monument
Potomac
Aqueduct Bridge
Maine
Maine and Are Inea A Share of the Heroes Who the Fel Hill of Nok
Fowell-Buxton
Vinestreet Congregational Church
2 Mission School For Colored Children
C. H. Gould
Chi
Africa
Jesus
H. D. Moore
Wien
Licking River Lumber and Mining Company Prospects
A Kentucky venture, Licking River Lumber and Mining, expands on coal iron and timber resources near Cincinnati. It describes the river’s navigability obstacles, proposed $1000000 obstructions removal, mill at Boston Station, and operations with boom piers and a plan to ship logs and lumber by river or rail. The piece notes the company charter, leadership, and potential economic impact for the state and region.
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Briane
Hamilton
Ent
Warren
Ina Roth
Clermont
Loveland
Citeranatic
Clermont County
San End
Clermont County Courier
Oyteria
Lebanon Star
Licking River
Licking Country
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Canada
Boston Station
Cincinnati
Kentucky Central Railroad
Henry Moore
Maine
A. B. Holabird & Co
Moore
Rawngs
Knowles
Michigan
Andrew Griffin
Bangor
James M. Ray
Indianapolis
A. Jonas Butterfield
Moses Swarey
Edward Jeanings
Lester Arnold
Nenia
Waskey
Centerville
Tnd
Jehan A. Stacy
Conington
Sara
Chicago
Detroit
Movements of Volunteers and Cuban Rebel News
Havana reports announce the first battalion of volunteers, eight hundred strong, prepares to march to the war, with another unit planned for Holguin. Insurgent leaders pledge independence, dismissing reform offers, and vow to strike until Spain recognizes Cuba’s independence.
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Havana
Acosta
Cespedes
Contana Ae
Lereundi
Holguin
Orleass
Avana
Antiona Lucas
Paes
Republican
Cuba
Bagomo
Spain
Jimts
New Orleans Jurors Oath Changes and Police Fight Detail
New Orleans reports that Chief Justice Chase dispensed with the juror oath and seeks adoption by the Louisiana court. Judge Cooley orders writs to preserve Chief of Police Diamond’s authority amid a police power dispute. Lieutenant Governor Dunn holds an injunction against Diamond. London election results tilt conservatives, with turmoil in manufacturing districts and calls for ballot voting amidst mob actions. Reports from Gibraltar and Paris note shipwreck, fines on editors, and noted death of Antoine Berryer.
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United States District Court
Chase
United States Court of Louisiana
JJ Purell
New Orleans
Cooley
Sixth District Court
B.C. Diamond
Metropolitan Police
Cain
Diamond
Beard
Tieutenant
Dunn
Metropolitan Police Baan
the Times Today
House of Commons
Devon Sc
Massey la
Denbigshire
Suffolk East
J. Henniker
May
Corrance
Cork
Ireland
Wwlves
Wicks
Ark T
West Ri
Yorknere
Tories
Liberal Party
Uch
Shipping Gazette
Gazette
Observer
The
Times
Paris
London
Napoleon
Liverroot
Gibraltar
Stephen Buncan
New York
Marseilles
Cape Spartel
Frances
Fenian Congress Elects General John O'Neill President
In PunaDELPatA on November 29 General John O'Neill was unanimously elected President of the Fenian Brotherhood. Delegates pledged support for his plans and promised to prevent recriminations among Irish workers for independence. The Congress adjourned after a harmonious session.
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Hamilton
Clermont
Branch Hill
Joseph
Branch
Clermont County
John TL. Law
Little Miall
Loveland
E.J M. Shields
1. Pollock
John Bean
J. W. Gilbert
J. T. Martin
John S. Law
Hamilton County
Thos. Powell
Aaron Apgar
John H. Branch
Robert Abbott
Charles Walton
D. Blake
Henry Hanne
Thor
Bh. Paxton
Aaron Thompson
A. E. Armstrong
Punadelpata
John O'Neill
Brotherreson
Ireland
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State Bank
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Forrest
St. Louis
Ackson
Harts
Hartz Sealand
Der
Franklin
Jackson
Br. Hartzeen
January
Mayer
Hare
Hat
Meyer
Thi Jackson
City Matters
Fowell-Buxton Mission
Sauaesenersetnverenrsben
Vethseeeertelne
Betta
Tage
General Fund
Christian Mission
Siam
Soo
Thease
Iberin
I. W. Chidiaw
Sham Malaga
Capi Oaki
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Caer H. Porter
Edward Sargent
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W. P. Hulbert
Jllian Waris
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C. Ews
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G. G. Roots
George Scheu
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Tininaaso
Jas. McParland
Frankene Lie Herlock
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Stettinius
Stedman
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Robt. Baare
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C. Butler
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Christ Church
Wasurscox
Samuinet & Mount
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Secretary of the Treasury
Great Britain
United Kingdom
United States
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Bulgaria
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Chedapa
Rio Janeiro
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Chiceay Om
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Philadelphia
National Board of Trade
Atlantic Cable
England
Pants
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Tribune
1 Avenir
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Journal de Paria
Baudin
Moniteur
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Lille Progresse
M. Hawdin
Montmartre
Antoine Berryer
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Barney & Berry’s
American Rink Skates
J. L. Wayne & Son
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Vine Street
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Allison, Smith & Johnson
Geo. McGregor
Locksmith & Bell-hanger
Race Street
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Oyster Room
Third and Vine Streets
Cleaveland’s Gentlemen’s Restaurant
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Hubbell, Swasey & Go
Sycamore
Theo. Bumiller & CO
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A. &, Bininger & Co
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Sant & Co
Spicedy, Talimend
McGiuire & Patterson
McMistet
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Parvin & Johnson
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