Ohio election horror and white supremacy filth in Nasby narrative
Nasby describes violent intimidation during Ohio campaigns, detailing a mob scene with threats and coerced voting, including a gruesome act at a polling place and the spread of racial slurs. He notes Republican resistance and Democratic scheming to preserve white supremacy in the voting process.
Odd tale of a pig and a political letter fragment
A ragged recounting from a Camden area tale describes a neighbor planning to fatten a pig then kill it, the pig’s transfer to Smith’s pen, and a bewildered return of the owner upon discovery. The piece shifts to a political missive from 1847 praising Republican strength in Ohio and fate of the Civil War, with scattered notes on battles, leadership, and public sentiment.
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Lincoln's Son Lincoln Admitted to Chicago Bar
The Cincinnati Gazetta's Chicago special reports Captain Robert Lincolln has recently been admitted to the Chicago bar. He achieved this more than a year ago but is now noted for his handsome practice and rapid rise. At nearly 24, he has entered the United States Supreme Court arena, a rare feat for one so young. He is described as intelligent, industrious, and modest, with strong personal ties to Chicago's citizens and the memory of his honored father.
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Ironton Gallipolia Connelation and Route Debate
In 19th century notes a border point between Ironton and Gallipolia is discussed as a gateway for a Kanawha backed route into the Buckeye State. The piece references Stounton and a Big synod of Gallia and mentions emperors Itorbide and Maximilian, both shot on two dates in June, 1824 and 1807.
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Footwear and feet in warm climates provoke new boot design
An article arguing for improved foot protection using impervious yet breathable materials. It discusses how current boots trap perspiration, causing discomfort, and suggests flexible porous fabrics and lighter canvas to improve comfort in summer and winter.
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