Virginia Fraud Exposes Election Fraud and Black Voter Suppression
J B Coppuy of Indiana writes that Republicans faced massive fraud in Virginia’s election, alleging illegal voter transfers and purges targeting Black voters. He argues for a national election law to secure honest voting and prevent future manipulation, likening past actions to threats against the Union and constitutional rights.
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Luab Theu Simula
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Norfolk
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Peruthal
Burda
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Fragt
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Io Power
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Urna
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Ovary
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Republican Party
Alavery
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Cocapuy
World Population Stats From Youth's Companion
A fragment notes statisticians in several countries estimating world population at about 1200 million. It says deaths total around 35.25 million per year and births about 36.75 million, with life expectancy about 38 years. It adds that one quarter die before 17, and 6 per thousand reach 75, with longevity linked to marriage, temperance, and civilization.
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Herr Schem
The Mistake by a Would-Be Contributor
A humorous exchange in Arkansaw Traveler features a boastful contributor insisting his story is perfect, while the editor points out a critical flaw he never continued the tale in his head. The dialogue highlights overconfidence and the irony of claiming a ten year headful of writing without actual continuation.
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Tadeud
Arkansaw Traveler
She's My Mother In Court A Mother Charged With Intoxication
Rosa Barney a middle aged woman, about 25 pounds, was in police court charged with intoxication. A 12 year old girl pleaded with the judge to release her mother as officers described her state. The judge believed the officer and fined Rosa Barney ten dollars, with the daughter crying as the mother was led away.
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Plegsa
Tor
Detroit Neus
Cori Pretzel’s Philosophy Dhare in a Fragment
A fragmented OCR passage reflects archaic or dialect prose with references to religion virtue and a world as a great schoolhouse. It mentions a bachelor and baker in a brief, unclear vignette with scattered phrases about manners laws and home life.
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Cori-Pretzel
Yorks
Sen National
Sunday School Lesson on Solomon's Temple Teachings
A lengthy lesson review for Sunday December 1 explores 1 Kings 8 24 and the construction and dedication of Solomon's temple. It contrasts ancient grandeur with inner spiritual dwelling and urges prayer, persistence, and faithful living as key aspects of public worship and personal devotion. The piece cites prayers of Solomon and reflections on how daily trials fit into God's broader plan.
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Benton
Mount Moriah
Ray Otwigs
John Weddie
Lynn Mass Fire Destroys Major Shoe and Lumber Hub
A devastating blaze in Lynn Massachusetts on November 27 swamped the city’s shoe and lumber district. The fire leveled eightyt acres of buildings, destroyed 200 structures including 40 brick blocks, 142 wooden business houses, and 112 dwelling units, and left 164 families homeless with thousands of workers out of work. City and state resources mobilized. 15 engines fought the inferno as shipments and churches burned, and authorities estimated losses near 11 million dollars while promising relief and militia protection for the affected areas.
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Maom
Bualnés
Rotton
Salem
Malden
Marblehead
Saugars
Everett
Molly
Grace
Theo
Chiaf
Mooty
Webber
Boston
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Sagamore Hill
Central Congregational Church
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Lyon Tas
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Tip Meyer
Gov. Ames
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Bences Barnw F
Pouhuw & Cine Etre
Bortey & Sons
UI A. T. Goollwins di Porter
Ahuon
F. Sploney & von. le . Tits Estate
CN. Stevens
SUK A- Fuhler
A. P. Tupley
Seu J
Sindh
Stave
Joseph Davis
Floc
Luther
Julaisur
Stanal Anup
Ob Haught & Gedfrey
First Nation Bank
Abbott
Congressional Socialy
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Ureed
Tupley & Coy
SCS
N. Dreed & Co
Imber
Tus
Oniaide
Great Michigan Wappenings on Port Huron Tunnel Progress
In Port Huron the St Clair River tunnel project advances with a tunnel the length of 600 feet under the river bottom near the St Clair River. The work involves Canadian and American coordination, with detailed sections, diameters, and immense steel shields and machinery. Separately, Latimer’s conspiracy to blow Jackson prison is described along with Donovan and Howard testimony, plus local notices of crime, a prison escape plot, a patient’s death, and a land purchase for timber in Missaukee County.
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Port Huron
Atock- Wellerada de
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Tonchil
Naib Runnt
Irving Latimer
Jackson
Jackson Prison
Reprea
Frank Howard
Antrim County
Board of Prison Inspectors
Howard
John Donovan
Ogeman County
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Ewid Howard
Dona Kain
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Ladier
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Volaval
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