Tragedy and Courage Beside the Creek Bridge
A rural scene near a mill and covered bridge ends in tragedy as a child is saved from a steam train by Jemmie and Bill. The mother falters, a shout for help rises, and the engine halts with a pallid face near the bank. Passengers cheer the lifesaving, while Mary regains breath and thanks are given.
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Under an Evil Star and a Grumbling Conductor
On a sultry June evening Charley and Dick Flanders share a piazza at a Lakeview hotel when Dick laments his ill luck and a past spoiled romance. A chance on the Erie train leads Louis Harold to marry Judge Reynolds’s daughter, changing Dick’s fate and temper for good.
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South and West draw immigrants as the North fades
The piece argues 141931 immigrants arrived nationwide in 1879, with 103062 the previous year, noting the South’s rich land and climate fail to attract most settlers. It cites political tension, corruption in Louisiana, and resistance to newcomers, while praising industrial progress and lower prices driven by labor-saving tech and emancipation.
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Debate on money issue and 1860 price standard sparks critique
Judge W H West argues against restoring 1860 price levels through more legal tender. He contends price declines since 1860 are overstated and cites 1878-1880 data. The piece denounces Confederate doctrines and warns that nullification and election fraud threaten constitutional government.
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Mississippi Plan and Mississippis Public Sentiment Debate
The Atlanta Constitution contends public sentiment in Mississippi condemns ruffianism, while asserting L. Q. C. Lamar and other Mississippi leaders sympathize with it. It charges Southern officials and Yazoo interests with support for violence to suppress opposition, noting newspapers align with the party line and defend the pretext of order.
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Mississippi Ruffianism and the Bayonet Solution
A Chicago Times commentary attacks Mississippi politics, denouncing the 1870s ruffianism that governs the state. It argues the constitution fails to reflect public sentiment and warns that only a bayonet can quell the violence and fraud sustaining the ruling party's power.
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Horns of a Democratic Dilemma in Yazoo Murder Debate
A Northern Democratic blame line accuses the party of complicity in Mississippi Yazoo County killings. The piece argues that anti assassination pressure from the North would shift Southern votes, and says Northern Democrats share guilt by tolerating bulldozing to retain power.
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Assassination Question Sparks Urgent Plea for Peace
A Chicago Tribune editorial questions whether any party can seek national power through assassination and armed despotism. It urges peaceable conduct among Northern communities and condemns mob violence and murder as a path to governance.
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Ohio Constitution amendment proposal vies for October vote
The General Assembly proposes amending Ohio Constitution sections 3 and 5 of article 4. It would create nine common pleas districts with Hamilton County forming one district and establish district courts and judges pro tempore as needed. Voters would see Judicial constitutional amendment Yes or No on ballots. Milton Barnes certifies the copy as true.
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Ohio constitutional amendments proposed for sections of Articles II III X
Propositions to amend Sections 2 1 4 of Articles II III X of Ohio Constitution are submitted for state wide vote. The text outlines election timing for senators and representatives and lists ballot phrases for Yes or No on each section amendment.
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Lightning strikes Georgia tree. rider thrown from mule
The Forsyth Advertiser reports a severe lightning event in Georgia that toppled a large tree. A young man riding a mule was struck by a heavy shoe produced by the strike, causing the mule to stumble and the rider to fall.
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