Turbulent South Carolina Ku Klux War Crimes Exposé
A legislative investigative committee reports mass violence in Spartanburg and York counties. White and Black victims suffer whipping and murder by Ku Klux Klan bands, with officials and residents reporting fear, disappearances, and forced political retractions. The document details specific cases, trials, and calls for federal protection.
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Vane
Columbia
Spartansburg
Limestone Spring
South Carolina
Unionville
Shard
Thompson
Goshen Hill
Union County
Tiger River
Scott
United States Cavalry
Wade Hampton
Gen. Butler
York’ ‘County
Nigerly
Yorkville
James Berry
Wallace
J. E. Stevenson
Mr. Wallace
Berry
Stevensen
Wilgto Ao
Stevenson
Altiwas
History of the War in Europe by James D McCabe Jr
A new 800 page complete history by James D McCabe Jr issued by National Publishing Co Chicago covers the Germany France war with impartial detail. It traces causes from origin to hostilities, details battles including Sedan and Paris Siege, and portrays the Revolution in Paris and the fall of Napoleon.
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Germany
France
National Publishing Co
Chicago
James D. McCabe, Jr
McCabe
Forday
Sedan
Napoleon
Paris
Republic
Strasburg
Atex
Mety
Loire
Freeport Real Estate Sales Reported by Land Office
Real estate transactions listed for Freeport August 3 1871 show multiple transfers in Kent Denio and Freeport areas. Buyers include Frank Brown John Mader Margaret Doyle and others with prices ranging from 500 to 18000 dollars and notes on gas works and abstracts of titles offered by the land office.
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Freeport Land Office
Frank Brown
Joey Wms Prairse
Kent
John Mader
G. B. Osborn
Seaw
Fred
Fertzer
Underwood & A
Lena
C. Runkle
John Martin
Denio
Ginesa
Margaret ‘ Doyle
Catherine, Brown
Thomas Askey
Wm. B. Mitchell
Lancaster
Ehaily B. Barnes
Orson Cook
Guiteau
Freeport
J. W. Cornelius
Chas. G. Steffen
John Hugher
Mary
Probst
Freeman
Ridott
S. Hill
L. L. Mann
W. Werkhiser
John W. Franks
Buckeye
Salt and Nuts Cause Sudden Illness and Death Claims
A writer recalls a visit from an Englishman who ate hickory nuts with salt. The guest asked for salt, and a doctor later said salt could have prevented illness. In one case salt dissolved a mass of nuts in the stomach, and the writer notes a sudden death linked to nuts and salt.
Literary Notices and Subscription Details for Monthly Magazine
The issue lists literary notices and notes the publication’s value at a fraction of its $3 yearly price. Published at 838 Broadway, New York, the item highlights patterns and related topics within the periodical.
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Seugman
Ieee
Benin
Broadway
New York
Demorest's Young America Promotes Family Reading
An An tist issue from Demorest’s Young America offers wholesome content for youth and families. The publisher advises parents to subscribe for a year at $1, with the aim of keeping young members orderly and engaged during the hot term. Published at 838 Broadway, New York.
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Sdemorest
Young America
Broadway
York
The Arts journal issue introduced by Hirsh & Co
No. 4 Vol. 8 of The Arts a Chicago journal of popular science and useful knowledge from J. W. Hirsh & Co extends its table of contents to entertain and instruct readers.
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J. W. Hirsh & Co
Lake Street
Chicago
Farport's Bazaar Showcases Fashion and Fiction
August 5 issue features numerous fashion illustrations and remains a literary paper with poetry and fiction. It publishes serials like Hannah and The Lords of Arden, alongside fashion content.
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Farpor'a Bazar
Hannah
Lords of Arden
Ballou's Magazine August issue praised by readers
The August number of Ballou's Magazine is praised as good with a brilliant contents lineup. The note highlights broad appeal across the community and quality journalism within the issue.
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Ballou
Ropero Rae Ovelette
The Nation No 817 The Week and Editorial Selections
The Nation issue 817 presents The Week and editorial content including titled items such as Anglo Saxon Judge Railroad Albums Buglan Parliamentary Fellibustering Two P'oats and notes on The Army elections and correspondence. It lists The Kteang Works of Bishop Berkley and Canon Rinley In the West Indies along with current literature topics and a curious inquiry Why did He not Die.
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the Nation
France
Charles Heade
Bishop Berkley
Canon Rinley
West Indies
Appleston's Journal Features Serial Tales and Art
The August issue includes Ann John Herschel portrait, Parks subjects, Mustum Judas, Dorr’s The Three Charms, The Ruling Passion, and table talk. Children’s Hour shines with careful printing and illustrations, offering simple, natural stories promoting truth and goodness from T. S. Arthur & Sons of Philadelphia.
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Applston
Ann John Herschel
T. S. Arthur & Sons
Philadelphia
Golden Hours Aug Issue Highlights and Contributors
August issue features Boratorlea and useful lessons Cirfodus Fishes offers reader interest A School-girls Letter from Dresden entertaining Margie Harris presents Katie's Little Lamb The Pic.Nic Party a continuation Néilie Sweet by Miss Bloomfield includes poetry and a Carol with music by W T Porter
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Cirfodus
Dresden
Margie Harris
Katie
Néilie Sweet
Miss Bloomfield
W.T. Porter
What are they doing at Vassar
Scribner opens with a timely article by H. H. McFarland entitled What are they doing at Vassar with contributions from Hon. J. H. Heakly and other distinguished writers. The piece is praised as an excellent manner and grown into present interest and permanent value.
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Scribner
Vassar
H. H. McFarland
Heakly
H. P. Gray
J. R. G. Hassard
W. H. Beard
Putnam
Harper's Weekly August 5 illustration features
The August 5 issue of Harper's Weekly surpasses itself with Danger in the Desert a remarkable double page illustration. Nast offers a Shakspear on the late Riot and a portrait of Gov Endicott. The supplement includes fac similes from Massachusetts witchcraft records.
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Harper’s Weekly
Nast
Rare illustrated issue features Brazilian emperor portrait double page view
A July issue presents Brilo with a bird's eye view of the city and notable structures. It highlights a high order of art and includes a fine portrait of the Emperor of Brazil, making the edition valuable beyond its price.
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Brilo
Brazil
The Nursery August Issue Delights Young Readers
Boston publisher John L. Storey presents The Nursery August issue with bright pictures and warm stories. Readers who enjoyed Cora's Secret will find humor and charm in the pages as the magazine visits homes nationwide bringing gladness to children.
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John L. Storey
Boston
The Lady's Friend August 1871 issue description
The Lady's Friend for August 1871 offers summer reading stories and illustrations. Price 2.60 dollars per year, includes a large steel engraving. Four copies cost 6 dollars, hive copies and one gratis 38, The Lady's Friend and the Saturday Evening Post with engraving 4 dollars. Published by Deacon and Peterson Philadelphia. Single copies 25 cents at dealers and publishers.
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Saturday Evening Post
Deacon, & Petérson
Philadelphia
Bis News
Haines' Legal Adviser Delivers July Issue
The July number of Haines' Legal Adviser reviews an Illinois law expanding justice of the peace jurisdiction, with a certified act copy under the state seal, an argument upholding constitutionality, and notes of decisions plus various notices to readers.
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Haines
Illinois
Justices of the Peace
Stirred Ri
Beyonce
Ee Pa
Justice of the Peace
Chicago
Original Building Designs at Low Cost via The American Builder
Carpenters and builders are offered access to original building designs for homes and small houses through The American Builder published in Chicago. A yearly subscription costs three dollars and includes large detail drawings. Specimen copies available for twenty five cents. publisher is Charles D. Lakey at 151 and 153 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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Chicago
Charles D. Lakey
Monroe At
The Phrenological Journal August Number Review
The Phrenological Journal issue from August features readings and pieces by John Ynda and others, with topics spanning spirituals, labor questions, and moral reflections. Includes poems and design notes, advertising a subscription and the Wells publishing address in New York.
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John Ynda
Mies
Kate Stanton
Binet Gilgit
China
Phe
California
Satan
RK. Wells
Broadway
N. Y
Harper's July issue features illustrated essays and profiles
The July Harper's Magazine lists wall illustrations and a reading piece Children of the Bummer by Joseph O Gandwit. It includes biographical articles on Count Cavour and Thomas Jefferson, plus Telegraph and the Storm by T. B. Manry. Other works include The American Baron and Life in Cuba with illustrations, and poems and letters by Coleridge via George Towle Jr.
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Harper’s Magazine
Joseph
Gand Wit
Count Cavour
Italy
M. Spencer
United States
Geneva
Thomas Jetterson
T. B. Manry
Signal Bureau
de Mille
Cuba
Helen
Conant
Uaclathan
New
Eclectic Magazine August Issue Highlights
The August Eclectic Magazine presents a burlesque poem Pras tonic Paradoxes and varied pieces including Hawthorne topics English Republicanism and a piece Life in Mars. Editors note unusual departments and literary curiosities with H. R. Pelton as publisher details.
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Wee - Arene Ratte
eee _ Eclectic
Bonapartium
Lambt
Hawthorne
Herschel
Mars
Fay
H.R Pelton
Publisten
New York
Jules Ferry and the Provisional Government in 1870
The article discusses Jules Ferry, linked to the provisional government of Sept. 4, 1870, and his roles in Haussmann’s projects, the French Academy, and early political rise. It notes associations with M Picard and M Jules Ferry’s later entries into the Corps Legislatif and prefecture, plus speculation on his political trajectory.
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Jules Ferry
Putnam
Peek
Gepuy
Faubourgers
Haussman
Academ Francaise
Gorpa Legislatif
Etienna Amanzo
Paris
August edition praised as finest periodical with rich illustrations
The Aldine hailed for August issue with superior engravings and woodcuts. Notable plates include The principal Renard Outwitted, Death of Wallenstein, The Picture Gallery, and artistic studies like Athello and Desdemona. Published by James Sutton & Co., 28 Liberty Street, New York, at $2.50 per year.
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America
Phe
Princial Renard
Delker
Wallenstein
Bilmner
Becker
Ing
Otter
Beal
Mann
Athello
Déegdemona
Hoffmans
Peenraes i Orotate
Piotoria
Aia
andYiber
Theipub
Neha
James’ Sutton
Liberty
Ysrke
Historic local notices reveal a tangle of names and events
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals such as Harry Lee and others connected to legal, sales, and civic items. The text references a court case, auction activities, addresses in Washington Street and Ban Kyranaisco, and mentions of updated public resources and research pages.
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Progres Anaes Ieee E
Bernie’ Lin Boyy
Harry Lee
Raee
Ban Kyranaisco
The Portent A Story of the Inner Vision
A lengthy literary critique praises The Portent by George MacDonald for its intense descriptive style and imaginative dreamlike quality. It highlights the narrator’s landscapes and the mind’s outlook, noting the work’s unity and elevated prose.
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Margaret
Mac Donald
Sid Donald
Abe
Geo
Routledge
Broomen
Naw
Yorks
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