Randall's Rise to Speaker of the House
Randall is elected Speaker by 161 votes to 82 for Garfield after the death of Speaker Kerr. He pledges fairness, Upholds rules, and vows to defend constitutional prerogatives and citizen rights while guiding committees. He urges vigilance against unconstitutional acts and criticizes executive overreach amid Centennial tensions.
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Protest and aftermath as South Carolina Assembly crisis unfolds
A Democratic majority protests U S military entry into the South Carolina State House and denounces rejected access and illegal proceedings. Recount describes crowding of black legislators, a contested roll call, and Hamilton and Aldrich delivering emotional speeches defending South Carolina.
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Motherly scolding and troop aid in school dispute tale
A West Hill boy exasperates his mother by deflecting a school refusal with a torrent of errands and cries for authority. Troops arrive to back the father, yielding a scene of enforced order as other youths disrupt the street. The text then contrasts Egyptian women’s attire with Cairo shopping attire.
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Bark Market Jumps in Taypark County
The Waverly Watchman notes a sharp rise in bark prices as speculators push up values. Bark supply tightens with high demand this season and prices are expected to stay strong, signaling a lucrative market for local sellers and buyers alike.
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Local notes from Poso Creek 1876 harvest to centennial cheer
Village letters report a cold Thanksgiving and early snow. Spelling lessons draw crowded rooms while a boy breaks a leg at school and a boy kills game nearby. A sorghum crop yields over one thousand gallons. residents discuss Tilden Hendricks and hunt news as German meetings resume and a spelling contest proceeds.
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Clay Township Items and Local Changes
Clay Township reports a nuisance toll gate and Hinkley the basket maker is seriously indisposed. Wa Lezier has moved to Clay. Klott's cigar factory is closed and a house for rent. Tobacco raising begins in Clay. Mr Al Ware of Jackson visits. Squire Miller and Wm Donald erect flow fences. A leap year necktie party is planned at Lawson's. fewer dances expected than last year.
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