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The Political Millenium Debate Across Regions
A commentary on racial intimidation and political power shifts in the South and Maine, noting Democratic influence in state appointments and the Louisiana style return of boards. It covers Grant’s reception in Louisville, Southern support, and Susan B. Anthony’s Chicago interview on women’s suffrage progress and school suffrage gains.
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Maine
Louisiana
Returning Boards
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Pelican
Tammany
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Trath
General Grant
Woman's rise urged through education and opportunity
The speaker argues women should act to elevate humanity and should not fear. She advocates opening all colleges and all trades and professions to women as outcomes of the movement.
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Resurgent Chiefs and European Ambitions Highlight 19th Century News
Report notes San Francisco appoints TELLGEAPMIC LEMS as chief. Ohio rails favor Stanley Matthews for senate while Senator Booth opposes Grant’s third term. Utes surrender murder suspects. Garfield denies supporting Maine Davis Legislature. Count Lobanoff debuts as Russian ambassador to London with vast wealth and ornate retinue. Greeley’s early writing myths referenced.
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