The Lesson of Negro Suffrage in Indiana and Its Effects
The piece argues that after the 15th Amendment, Indiana and other states saw shifts in political power, with white voters deserting radical factions and aiding Democratic gains. It asserts the long-term impact favors Democrats while noting similar trends in Ohio and Pennsylvania and critiques the Negro franchise as a political tool. It also covers the Franco Prussian War context and local political reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhl
Adiane
Radical Party
Indiana
Ohio
Olio
Pennsylvania
West
France
Russia
Prussia
Paria
Nassault
T Ma Times
Binte
A Lisson
Cer
Sam
Ralph Hill
Ralph
Panera
el Raser
Ile
Washington
Thad Stevens
Hill
Patpe
Fragmentary court note from TELOF page
Vague court fragment mentions a TELOF court and a request or order. Readable names or dates are not clear, but the damaged OCR indicates a formal legal item captured on the page.
Charity Focus Shifts From Abroad to Local Destitution
A fragmented notice notes a shift in concern toward inner city poverty and destitute families at home while churches and philanthropists redirect funds from overseas missions to local relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Idle Furnaces and Rural News From Indiana Counties
Reported idle furnaces in Clay county and livestock disease in Hancock and neighboring counties. Notes on Judge Vinton resigning in Tippecanoe county and a wild woman said to roam Huntington woods. New Albany Masonic accessions announced. Vigo county corn to be gathered in one harvest. Fragmentary items include a teens aged Julia Mott in Valparaíso and a drunken incident in Benton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
James Nolap
Grant County
Hancock
Judge Vinton
Tippecandle
Qoast
Huntington County
New Albany
Laval
Terre Haute Gasette
Vigo County
Julia Mott
Ald
Valparaizo
Benton County
Florace
Fiavssomy
Arrangements for Fall Drumming and Escamoteur Act
Notice of a 19th century concert featuring Falsemayer Escamoteur with two touring canaries and a new instrument named Slytocarp. Admission for children with reserved seating 15 cents. Tickets at J B Cobbis Book Store. Performance at 1 pm. Business will be managed by J S Arwine. unsettled accounts with Arwine and Shields must be cleared immediately. Dated September 4, 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slytocarp
J. B. Cobbis Book Store
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Wales
Clackett
Ohri
Charity
Bet Moe
Pounties
Aia
Atti
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Delaware
Fayette
Floyd
Franklin
Gildon
Leah Bear
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Heer Harrison
Darksen
Tivaitington
Jahnaen
Rere
Montgomery
Organ
Suilivin
Otroke Whitley
Vgnstinle Court
Freon
TELOF
Keith
Halil
Get
Faselmayer
Escamoteur
Yemapion Educater
Shany
Twawry-Ropn
Esavtiern
Arieal L
Tween
Eohved
I Mutual
Ponsent
Shields
J. 5
Arwine
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AR Wine
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Rk, M. Jackson
Pliza Jane Raukla
Pecmas
Gibson
Sid
Fiana
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Co. Coast
New
Asa Carter
Eumie Carter
John Garter
Charles Wader
Huldix Brown
Themen Brown
Francis T. Hord
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Mary Cargaruen
Jere
Grmmon Pleas Court
Ris
Albert Jones
Terie
Cory
Deas
Yapion
Gourt
Iere N. Setfis
Alyalyam
Lawrence
Une Bourt
Bartholomew Qermaty
Clifty Creek
Penged
Michael Misbasel
County GO
J. KY
Excelsior
Reete
Ife
Sais Fim
Stationery
Ite
Jackson
Columbia Indiana
QPP Fellows
Eat Mda
Pwashington Street
Att
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Great Western Clothing House
Hubbard Brothers
Hubbard Bro
Griffith’s
Cheap Cash Hardware
Luck & Hall
Carthya
Hl. Butfey
Cootie
Duffey & Cooper
McEwen
Soen
Siwayeom Heml
Warknee
Warner
Arneer
Rowena
Vale End
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City of
Samuels, Vogel & Co
P. F. Weber & CO
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Golumbue
Tate and Beautiful
Etylee
Monufgetery
Thas
Washington Sttre Reat
Wiient
Tipton
Whser & Co
Louis Kaupman
Larest
Comte
Tiptom
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