Indiana and Ohio election defeat signals Democratic victory
The Indiana and Ohio results show a Democratic triumph driven by strong ticket quality and energetic campaigning. Reconstruction policy and Republican scandals are cited as far reaching factors, with Indiana's win seen as a rebuke of the Grant era and a push toward reform.
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Old Man of Madison County Dies After Quiet Morning
A centenarian Moses Maynard, born October 18, 1766, died June 15, 1874 in Madison county. He lived simply, drank whiskey with his breakfast, tended the yard, and died peacefully in his chair as his family noted a final, untroubled dawn. The piece contrasts his passing with reflections on human antiquity from Dr. Alfred Russell Wallace, noting long timelines of civilization and Kent's Cave findings.
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