South Carolina Democracy in Danger says News and Courier
The piece argues the South Carolina Democratic Party faces dire prospects in elections. It outlines district by district voter makeup, alleged registration suppression, and gerrymandering. It cites Republican strategy and calls for vigilance to counter anti Bourbons as tensions rise in the anti Bourbon era.
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South Carolina
Charleston
Dibble
Mackey
Democratic Standard
James B. Campbell Haseen
Greenbackers
Ate Niblibuts
Campell
Anne
Secon
George D. Tilman
Washington
Grace
Arrymander
Wyatt ‘Aiken
JT. A. Russell
John H. Evins
D. &. Evins
John J. Hemphill
Eve. C. Cath
George W. Darian
A.H. Owen
EL W. M. Mackey
Monse
Robert Smalts
Tillyan
Samurl Lee
Aneirs
Detrod Postanud Tribe
The Party of Fraud and Democratic Betrayal
The speaker denounces the Democratic party as treacherous and faithless over thirty years, citing broken pledges and scandalous records including threats since 1876 against the Electoral Commission and related political battles. The passage emphasizes distrust and calls for hesitation before trusting the party.
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Democratic Party
Electoral Commission
Legene Ey
Gsarge
The Irish and the Republican Party in 19th Century Debate
A partisan tract praising the Republican Party as the natural home for Irish Americans. It argues Irish loyalty to liberty and democracy, cites historical figures like Burke and O'Connell, laments Irish support for Democrats, and urges alignment with Republicans for political advancement and national strength.
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Burke
Crrran
O'Connell
Grattan
O'Brien
Londonderry
Skelligs
America
Democratic Party
Cay
Tishmen
Republican Party
An Trishmiui
Lurin
Aida
Becuse
Wit and whim from the press pages
A collage of humorous scraps and brief jests from various papers. Puns about the Golden Calf, a boy admiring a long tailed pigeon, a neighbor’s cheerful greeting to a recovering man, a college student’s ironic patience monument quip, editor jewelry jokes, a Russian coronation joke laced with dynamite, a cyclone piano piece pun, hair parting quips, a Parisian coachman tale with a witty physician bill.
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Soterville
Maas
Zonisiitie Journal
Monument
N.Y
Norristown Herald
Burlington Hawkeye
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Jones
Edith
Indianapolis Journal
le Figaro
Scattered notes on early science and industry signals
A collage of brief items notes Apalachicola lumber expansion with 500 vessels expected, gas from petroleum at Astoria delivering cheap energy, Arizona Indians growing Amaranthus retroflexus for feed and ash content, Muybridge disproving arch spring in foot strike, mushrooms and their poisons, Staked Plains Quakers harvests, Oregon sand removal cutting dredging costs, and a suggestion to rename science and study terms.
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Apalachicola
Fla
Chicago Times
Astoria
Long Island
Arizona
Muybridge
St. Louis Lo Be
Ponfick
Breslau
Crosby County
Texas
Oregon
Columbia River
Chicago
Propos
Our Young Folks Readings From a Child’s Picture Book
A fragmentary excerpt resembling a child’s reading aloud lesson. It mentions spelling and the name Rover, and references a picture book with a purple cover. Names Sydney Dayre and St Nicholas appear as possible source indicators.
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Tual
Duo
Thra
Rover
Sydney Dayre
Anh
St Nicholas
Cities Under the Sea Polyp Cities and Coralline Homes
A vivid piece by Olive Thorne Miller explains sea life as underwater cities. Polyps form tree like corallines with living branches and hollow centers housing countless tiny inhabitants. It describes Sea Thread Coralline Outen Pipe Coralline and Leafy Stack Cradle Bead Cities with graceful, delicate structures and vibrant colors.
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Fannt
Ivery
Outen Pipe
Buc &Due
Meduan
Mr. Gossu
Olive Thorne Miller
N. Ys
The Bluejay Thief and Roy's Hazel Nut Mystery
A family puzzling over vanished hazel nuts suspects a culprit. Roy guards his stash, yet repeated thefts lead to a bluejay investigation. The boy’s mother notes the bird’s bold pilfering, finally admitting the tale’s truth as a neighbor confirms the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Miles
Mawma
Norah
Rey
Tuam- Ina
Shea
Samanal
Anil
Kay
Iesar
Belinda
Manaus
Uiammua
Mithrieth
Seunhie
Abduejay
Will funds charity hospital for Hatfield Northampton and Whately
The will of Caleb C. Dickinson of Hartford Massachusetts leaves 100000 pounds to establish a charity hospital in Northampton. The hospital serves the sick poor of Hatfield Whately and Northampton with treatment also available to wealthier patients for a reasonable compensation.
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Caleb C. Dickinson
Hartford
Mase
Northampton
Hatfield
Whately
Byston Post
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