Local newspaper fragment reports multiple accidents and incidents
A long, garbled column describes various events including a fatal fall after entanglement, castor bean poison fumes, a girl gored by cattle, a railroad worker beaten by coworkers, a wedding party disruption at a country home, a Chicago boy bitten by a tiger spot, and a Rabies inquiry about a non rabid cat.
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USS
Baldwin
Branford
Bixee
Shersigs
Andrews
James Ho Menderson
Te Couctson
nYahner
Ansheim
Chattanooga
Gnand
Chas. Haake
The Position of Parties in Reconstruction Era Politics
The article discusses postwar Southern corruption and the push for lawful reform. It notes white citizens urged strict enforcement of law and white unity, while Northern Democrats denounce Civil Rights and a white man’s party gains traction in Louisiana and Alabama. It contrasts Republican and Democratic standpoints on equality before the law and political rights.
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Zellef
South
Texas
Honest
Nordin
Lue Mobile _Regester
Tony
Hegriss
Fio Touger
Frehfon
Sudh
Sty
Democratic Party
Stegiater
Alabama
Louisiana
Louisiane
Democratic
Poncelene
Prires
Grant
Rapides
Colfax
New Orleans
Winkler
Georgia
White Mans
Desun
Cincinnati
United States
Vermont
Zurper's Weekly
The White Man's Party Resolution in Alabama
The Democrats of Alabama at their state convention condemn Republican rhetoric that inflames racial prejudice and call for white unity in defense of civilization. Republicans counter that they seek civil and political equality for all, denying race as an issue in the party.
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Democrats
Alabama
Republican Party
Pax
Ciuieleapeneny
Union
Democratic Party
Ku Klux Klans
Ucemocracy
United States
Haruno Wore
Issie
Independent
Race politics and Civil War echoes in Alabama debate
The piece argues that white Democrats in Alabama push a white civilization program to redraw race lines while Republicans defend equal rights under the Constitution. It asserts Democrats misstate civil rights history, notes Ku Klux and White League connections, and urges continued Republican pressure to uphold constitutional amendments and end racial hierarchy.
Cultivating Small Fruits for Steady Garden Supply
The article urges farmers to expand small fruit plantings for home and market, detailing spacing for currants gooseberries raspberries and blackberries. It stresses proper pruning thinning and annual wood removal, plus surface cultivation and weed control to ensure reliable yearly harvests and protect blossoms from frost.
Weed control advice for berry beds and home gardens
In the rural paper guidance urges growers to prepare and expand berry beds, noting weeds must be kept down with labor and not left to neglect. It stresses setting aside space in gardens for berries and advises permanent planting at the earliest practical moment to ensure ample space for berries.
Insect Eating Birds and Their Diets Across Species
The article lists various birds and their insectivorous diets, noting how spring fruits and seeds force shifts to insects. It names robin, sparrow, blackbird, bluebird, kingbird, oriole, pewee, and others, detailing prey such as caterpillars, grasshoppers, moths, beetles, and worms, and mentions crops harmed by certain feeders.
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Aventue
Minnesota Republican Platform Plank on Reform and Policy
A fragmentary 19th century platform text endorses Republican aims: maintaining foreign relations, public credit, debt reduction, and anti corruption, plus protection of both labor and capital, opposition to insurrection, and opening cheaper water transport to connect West markets with East. It references Gov Davis prosecution of school fund fraud and ends with a grim aside about a World account of a violent death of a book agent.
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Minnesota
Haine
Afi Tawe
Staud Ald
Davis
Senate Committee
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