Fiendish outrages touted in New Orleans state memorial
The New Orleans meeting on the 10th adopted a fierce memorial to Washington denouncing federal actions and praising state authorities. It accuses Kellogg allies and a loyalist judge of manipulating returns to oust the state government. The document presents poll totals, exposes alleged fraud, and condemns military seizure of the Capitol. It asserts the legitimate returns and demands federal restraint.
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New Orleans
Washington
United States
U. S
Kellogg
United States District Court
John McEnery
Wm. Pitt Kellogg
D. B. Penn
C. C. Antoine
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Senator Kellogg
United States Circuit Court
Louisiana
United States Court
Capitol
St. James
Terrebonne
St. Tammany
Commissioners of Election
Mr. MckEnery
Mr. McEnery
Bossier
McEnery
Natchitoches
McEnery’s
Avoyelies
East Baton Rouge
de Soto
Senate
Congress of the United States
The Terrible State of Affairs in EB cperisiizitia
A Memphis Appeal reprints a protest against Louisiana Reconstruction conduct. It denounces a supposedly bogus legislature with a black majority and claims federal offices control state governance. The piece fears Africanization of the Gulf states and white inhabitants migrating from the region.
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Louisizus
Warmoth
Kellogg
New Orleans
Louisiana
South Carolina
United States
United States Treasury
Senate
Washington
Christmas Jokes and Invitations From Georgia
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Friday evening tour company inviting a candy yank while reporting that shotguns were not admitted. Greene county introduces a new papa who objects to his wife calling Young America a precious little lamb and a domestic exchange hints at prewar status. A Toledo lady asks for venison in the market, and a deer meat seller replies with a wry look and offers a piece from the rear position of an epitaxial ax.
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William Warner
Missouri
Monmouth
R. B. Catlin
Catlin
Hanna Erickson
Main Street
Mr. Erickson
Warner
Miss Nelson
Mr. Miller
Mr. Rotting
Constable Coates
Coates
Calaboose
Justice Foster
Lorimer
F. G. Dagcett
Aledo
Nelson
Lewis Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Georgia
Greene County
America
Toledo
Danbury Shoemaker Goes Hunting Empty Handed
A Danbury shoemaker went hunting with ammunition but failed to shoot any game as he forgot his gun. He wandered all day without success due to his absent minded mistake in leaving the firearm behind.
Woolen Factory Produces 23000 Yards From 40000 Pounds Wool
A Henry county woolen factory reports production of 23000 yards of goods using 40000 pounds of wool. The Iowa Legislature convenes on Wednesday January 68 1873.
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Henry County
Iowa
The Jerks Epidemic in Early American Revival
The Jerks describe a religious revival phenomenon in the United States where camp meetings triggered convulsions and spasms. Accounts by Rev Dow and Rev Sunderland mention crowds, mixed races, and even animals reacting, with episodes spreading to churches and even France where similar convulsions were noted as Coneulsion bves.
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United States
Theed
Dow
Knoxville
Tennessee
Sunderland
France
The Latest Swindle Exposed By Temperance Vigilance
A critique dismisses sanctimonious charitans pushing diffusive stimulants and purgatives as fake tonics. It condemns alcohol free nostrums sold to temperance invalids and urges the public to resist such deceptive remedies. The piece defends natural vegetable ingredients and warns readers to guard against Humbugs.
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Amerea
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