Bourbon era violence and Readjuster stand against Bourbonism
In Virginia, Readjuster leaders denounce Bourbon methods used to sway voters through racial fear and intimidation. They condemn killings and threats, warn of continued conflict, and call for unified resistance to Bourbon policy and white supremacy while preserving liberty and manhood.
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Snease
Dam
Cameron
Party of Honor
Intell Sja
Haifax
Charlotte
Pittsylvania
Purchase
Halle
Abe White
John & Wie
Jonty
Iss
Hirberg
Co Ce
Frank God
Marig’nance
Bourbosis
UF Cave
Lund
Fiat
de Eismo
Virginia
Wittia Mawose
Petersburg
Danville Massacre Rumors and Violence Stir Town
Fragmentary OCR recalls a Danville massacre with rumor and white confrontation. Reports describe an altercation in a crowded market, a shooting, and a mob threat toward Black residents. Names and specifics are unclear but stress white perpetrators and ongoing inquiries.
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Danvi ‘Bourvonisin
Danville
Fight to pick a Garfield era Republican President in 1884
The piece analyzes shifting political tides after November defeats and says Republicans must nominate a strong, first rate man akin to Garfield. It warns against elevating a second-rate candidate to leverage numerical majorities and notes Democratic prospects and party dynamics shaping the 1884 race.
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Ohio
Iowa
Minnesota
Garfield
Arthur
Diogenes
Athens
Garfields
Republican Party
Gift of the Republic
Democratic Party
Battlegrounds in 1884 Election Focus on New York and Ohio
A detailed political forecast argues that whoever wins New York is virtually set to secure the presidency, with Ohio also pivotal. The piece maps electoral votes, notes Missouri and California as potential swings, and emphasizes Republican strengths on finance and tariff. It concludes that New York and Ohio dominate the contest, while Virginia’s Mahoneism fades as the center battle lines sharpen.
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New York
Ohio
Indiana
Thinois Town
Maine
Colorado
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Michigan
Delaware
Minnesota
Florida
Nebraska
Georgia
Kentucks
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Wisconsin
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
Texas
Virginia
West
Oregon
California
New Jersey
Mahone
Chalmers
South
Republican Party
Republcans
St. Lewis
lobe-Democrat
Dairy notes from English and American dairying texts
A compilation of dairy farming guidance from English exchanges and American sources. Topics include ensilage, cow water quality, butter pricing on October 22 1882 and 1883, butter yield and shrinkage due to salting, churning frequency, cleanliness of cans, and optimal churn temperatures with expert commentary from American Dairy man and Professor B Arnold.
The Nature of Cream and Water Dilution
The article explains how adding water to cream affects buoyancy and separation. It notes cream and water have close specific gravities, explains variations in fat and water content, and cites an Iowa College experiment showing adulteration possible without detection by standard tests. The piece warns against relying on cream gauges or milk cans to judge quality.
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Muncey
Iowa College
What Shall be Done With the Heifers
A dairyman cannot rear all heifer calves and still replace his herd. Many calves must be sold or slaughtered to avoid wastage. The best calves should be reared, while others are sold to prevent starvation of the herd. A promising calf shows a fine head, clear eyes, thin neck, long legs, and well-spaced teats, indicating future cows. Never take a crooked path when a straight one is clear.
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Democratic Party
Palabeas
Blican
Democratic Arty
Republican Party
Blackwell's Island
James Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
South
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
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Stone
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Jackson
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Toledo, Ohio
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Colby & Beott
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Defiance County
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