Chivalry of the South and Mrs Lease in the South
Abs. Mary 15. Louse, Kansas woman and People's party advocate, travels through the South with General Weaver. She describes forged reports, Southern violence, and press bias as she defends Weaver and attacks Democracy. She recounts Waycross to Atlanta ordeals, noting mob actions, police inaction, and alleged fraud.
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St. Louis
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Mary
Louse
Kansas
People’s Party
Serre Haute
Weaver
Union Depot
Lease
South
Wichita
Kan
Woile
Petter
General Weaver
Guairman
Dses
Usiny
Waycross
Georgia
I. C. Reen
Mr. Reed
Alliance
Albany
Georgia Dermocrit
Alany
Columbus
Atlanta Journal
Pulaski
Macon
Democratic Club
Democratic Cluo
Dixie
Atkinson
Atlanta
Tom Wateson
Pan- Gemonium
Richmond
Greensborough
N. C
Danville
Cleveland
Puimsk
Lean
National Democratic Committee
Iere
Cievelana
Ney
Democratic Party
Mra
Nevro
Ana
John “Brown
Sumter
Appomattox
Tnig
Uruers Union
Irs
Mary I. Lease
Inter-Ocean
Nepraska
People's Party
Sia
Ndafas
DPD- Dies
Pary
Bates
Gene A. Weaser
Mtiserf
Rowantes
Lesse
Atanta
Georgiaitus
Epcournsea
Civel
Ounstead
Sno
Nobnar
Mrs. Jeuse
Atmra Party
Comerath
Paty
Anne
Jeuse
Hoodoo and fortune belief culture in a southern town
A long excerpt discusses hoodoo beliefs and fortune magic in a neighborhood, including a woman named Susan who paid a healer to remove a spell for 20 dollars. It cites an American Bible Society push and notes about superstitions tied to luck and personal prophecies amid references to Washington healers and clerical figures.
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Inek
Shosaya
Vaen
Susan
Sho
Patiton
Americas
Washington
Basin
Luca
The Truth About Van Wryels
Lincoln Nebraska October 9 1890 a public notice from the Independent People Committees warns members and voters that Van Wyex has turned against the independent movement and should not address meetings or influence candidates. Also mentions Hermann Truman a youth from Leadville who attempted to blow up his home with dynamite.
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van Wryels
Lincoln
Independent People’s Committees
Nebraska
van Wyex
Gho. W. Bane
State Central Com
Cok Poerin
Hermann Truman
Leadville
Tall Pittsburg Tilemaker Night Train Prank
A Cleveland Plain Dealer tale tells of a prominent tile foundry gentleman in Pittsburg who feigns a large party to slow an express. Anxious to board near Nettletown, he wires for the train to stop and finally climbs aboard amid surprise and laughter, as a playful deception unfolds.
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Pitsburg
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Aingine
Pittsoury
Uicx
Long Express
Garcutstion
Our St Louis Letter on Bridges and Beggars Abroad
A St Louis column notes plans for a north river bridge to connect North St Louis with Illinois towns, arguing a highway link would boost commerce. It criticizes street beggars and organ grinders seen by visitors, and reports a new electric railway project promising construction by fall with a $2,000,000 bond and a $2 million cost.
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Mora Electric
St Louin
North St Louis
East St. Louis
Madison
Merchants
North St. Louis
Mercaunts’ Company
St Diomis
St Louis
Sabla Dads
Rome
Chicago
New York
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