May anniversaries provoke chaos at Universal Peace Society
The Universal Peace Society observed its third anniversary in New York amid confusion from debates on women’s rights and the Equal Rights Association. Speakers praised moral power while discord over gender equality sparked sharp exchanges and aimed to steer peace discussions back to calm and reform.
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Alabama
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Whiout
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Cincinnati
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Daench & Co
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Michigan
Lake Superior
Augusta
Georgia
Blue Ridge
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Freeport
Congress
E. B. Washburne
New York Women's Suffrage Association
National Woman's Matress Amiod Association
New Society
Indian policy debates on Quaker efforts to civilize natives
The piece argues that converting wild Indians into quiet cultivators is unlikely to succeed. It notes many have left benefactors, some head toward hostile camps near Kansas, and that military control clouds civilian reform efforts. It cautions future success depends on consistent policy and fair trials.
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Thropiste
Kansas
CusTer
Philadelphia
Sumner's Diplomatic Clash Draws American Respect
A portrayal of Sumner's outspoken stance against England over belligerent rights to rebels. The analysis contrasts British media and officials with American opinion, praising Sumner's bold clarity under international law and predicting lasting American admiration despite hostile press.
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Br. Sumner
Joan Bucs
American Statesman
Ular
Pall Mall Gazette
Sumner
Sewarpd
Adams
Sewarp
Adamms
Gazette
England
Arma
Albion
London Daily News
Moturr
Grant
Akveapy Johnson
Doomed three power alliance would threaten United States
The piece dismisses a rumored England France Spain triple alliance against the United States as improbable and sensational. It argues only England and Spain have historical grievances while France could be drawn in, warns such a pact would not materialize and if it did the Canadian Dominion and Cuba might come under judgment in America’s favor.
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England
France
Spain
United States
New York
Europe
Alabama
Iray
Vance
Regal
Mexico
American
Cuba
Box Aprart
Supreme Court Rules on Habeas Corpus Reach and Fourteenth Amendment
The Supreme Court unanimously rejects Judge MpDERWoop’s claim that a prisoner sentenced by a de facto judge can be reached by habeas corpus. The Chief Justice argues the Fourteenth Amendment is not self enforcing and notes Congress acted two months after MpDERWoop’s decision to remove ineligible officers. The ruling highlights the punitive view of section three and its implications.
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Old Dominion
Virginia
Richmond
Underwood
Wheeling
Alexandria
Suerrey
Consti
Mpderwoop
Supreme Court
Unprrwoop
Outrage in Georgia as Republican Senator Murdered
A Georgia State Senate member and Republican is shot dead by Ku Klux members amid accusations of political terror. The report cites ongoing violence against loyalists and clergy, with calls for federal action and condemnation of Reconstruction-era abuses.
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Prince of Wales
Mismount
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Amos Kendall
Jackson
Amos
House of Representatives
New York
Custom House
Daniel Ballou
Indianapolis
Horace Putnam
Wiest Jefferson
Madison County
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Alex. Stone
Ayer
Col. Webster
Chicago
Internal Revenue
Pacific Railroad
Ben Wade
Newcastle
Delaware
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