Turbulent dispatches from the era flood the Nation
A sprawling, fragmentary installment reports frost in Raleigh, fever in New Orleans, a Chinese prince and alleged murders, plus political turmoil across Missouri. It notes Grant administration tensions, Gratz Brown critiques, and legal actions under the Fifteenth Amendment enforcement, including registrar cases in Ralls County and anticipated suits in St. Louis.
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Benton County
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Haverhill
Young Democracy
New York
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Gratz Brown
St. Joe
Grant-Newcomb
St. Louis
Missouri
Brown
Bennett Pike
United States
St. Joseph
Newcomb Slavier
Pike
Trelawney
Relawney
Missoni
Col. Brown
Brownites
Radical Party of the Nation
Grant
South
Congress
Ralls County
Hatinibal
Thomas
Dodge
Ralls County Record
Slao
London
van Derlaan
Loire
Orleans
Choisey
Plang
Beauce
France
Brittany
Lavemier
Garibaldi
Gustave Flourens
Flourens
Souras
Frederick Charles
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St Louis Fair of 1870 Expands Grounds and Amphitheater
From St Louis a vivid account describes the Great Agricultural and Mechanical Fair of 1870. The expansive grounds, the colossal amphitheater, and a sea of spectators create an electric scene. Horace Greeley spoke on agriculture and mechanics while horses and livestock, textiles, minerals, and fine arts are on display. The city buzzes with commerce, hotel rooms, and crowded streets as visitors travel by crowded omnibuses and streetcars.
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Gilmore
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Peirce City
McClurg
Israel
Pike's Peak
Agricultural Association
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Colorado
da Rae
R. Louis
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St. Louis
St Louis
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