Woman Suffrage Politics and Theatre in Boston
Boston dispatch reports the woman suffrage movement nearing a legislative test with figures like Wendell Phillips Lucy Stone and Mrs Howe among supporters. The piece also reviews travel books The Gates Wide Open and Salt Water and notes social figures and events in Chicago and Fort Scott Kansas.
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Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Mr. Murray
Wendell Phillips
Lucy
Jobs
Howe
G. F. Hoar
Worcester
James Freeman Clarke
van Winkle
Rip
Loveland as a pleasant station town with rail access
The piece extols Loveland as a highly accessible town where two railroads meet and all trains stop. It notes the Little Miami line's push for public convenience, a fine neighborhood society, three churches led by a strong pastor Rev. Mr. MacSurley, and thriving ministries. It mentions river fishing on the Little Miami and a fertile valley along the rail line, ending with light gossip.
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Milies
Loveland
Little Miami
Cincinnati
Onus
Old School Presbyterian
MacSurley
Minnag
Emigration Plan by English Workingmen Society
A Manchester based group forms a society to raise 250000 pounds by 1 shares and weekly payments to colonize a Nebraska land tract offered at nominal price. Sixteen members selected by ballot will be sent, with reported details on governance and distribution.
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England
Nebraska
Talena Cabie
George S. Hillard
Crawford
Atlantic
Anthony Trollope
Victor Hugo
Hauteville
Richard Marley
Baltimore
Order of Odd Fellows
Gibbs
Blackford
Indi
May
Becem
Patti
St. Petersburg
Geo
Wm. Curtis
Jas
Russell Lowell
Ithica
A. H. Storens
Emil Rittersham
Pressia
Germany
Rittershaus
Chicago
Canary Islands Cochineal Emerges as Major Product
The canary Islands now greatly rely on cochineal as a principal product. Cacti with madre insects are cultivated widely, producing a rapid spread of young insects. The madres become bag-like as the crop matures, with some harvest kept for people and others for planting.
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Canary Islands
Elopement tale in New Orleans ends with twist
A Mississippi couple sought by a parent reach New Orleans on a train. The girl declares she is the old man’s wife, not daughter, as authorities probe a questionable elopement. The episode highlights social attitudes and echoes Thackeray’s daughter traveling in Germany.
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Raus
Burns
Halleck
America
Ruckennees
England
France
London
Princess Metternich
Paris
E Han
Philadelphia
Deguerry
New Orleans Picayune
Mississippi
J. B. Hal
New Orleans
Levy
Ofriers
Violet
Telegraph
Isaway
Thackeray
Germany
South Reconstruction and Republican resolve in the South
The piece argues Reconstruction, emancipation, and Grant’s election are key to the South’s future. It notes threats from white politicians aiming to suppress Black voters, praises Republican leaders in Georgia, North Carolina, Florida, and South Carolina, and calls for federal protection to prevent renewed violence and debt repudiation.
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Washington
South
General Grant
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Atlanta
Louisiana
North
Wells
Virginia
Wickham
Hughes
State
Chandler
Mulford
Platt
Bond
North Carolina
Florida
Hth
Carolina
Congress
Grant
Republico
Republican
Rhee
Murder at Charlotte Court House vivid eyewitness accounts
An eye witness describes the killing of Joseph R. Holmes by John Marshall and accomplices before a colored crowd at Charlotte Court House. Holmes, seeking a warrant for Marshall's shooting, was shot in the heart as Marshall boasted of killing a negro and fired from close range. The scene erupted with panic among Republicans and bystanders.
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Voss
Boyton Spring
Columbus
League
Luther
Diet of
Worms
Boyton
Louvres
Kansas
Washington Republican
Mary E.walker
Ers
Creswell
Dr. Walker
Post Office Department
Creavel Nee Ae
Mra. Walker
Derstand
Ace
Holmes
Marshall
Mackey Morris
Tey
Canby
Virginia
Georgia
Louisiana
Grant
Holmés
Marshalls
Cromwell
Philadelphia
Preas
Farmville
Joseph R. Melman
Busin
Gcowardin
Richmond Journal
Joseph R. Holmes
Charlotte Court House
John Marshall
H. H. Marshall
Society of Friends
Bland
Prince Edward
Shall
Joe Holmes
Court House
John
Griffin
Boyd
Mackay Morris
Commonwealth’s
Lynchburg
Weun
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Oxford Falcon
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United States
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Maar
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Horace Maynard
Tennessee
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Charles B. Stewart
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