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17 Feb 1876
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The Weekly Echo in Lake Charles, Louisiana
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Newspaper
The Weekly Echo
Location
Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1876
Page
1
Southern Public Lands Bill Sparks Heated Debate
A bill to open southern public lands to pre emption and private entry faced sharp division in the House. Proponents argued it would aid poor freedmen seeking homesteads, while opponents warned of speculators monopolizing lands. The measure was ordered recommitted amid strong sentiment against it.
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Horrible Lynching Affair At Barboursville
A Cincinnati Gazette special reports Edward Williams and Mrs Medling were arrested for the murder of Medling’s husband. Williams was taken from Barboursville jail by a mob and hanged beneath a tree in the courthouse yard. A minister claimed sufficient evidence, but the crowd pressed for action as Mrs Medling appeared, revealing Williams had been her paramour for three years.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Edward Williams
Medling
Barboursville
W. Va
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Texas politics brief suggestive letter from 1876
A reader letter from Jason Texas dated January 96 1876 to the editor of the Picasane discusses radical strength in Texas politics. The writer argues the state constitution is flawed yet believes eastern counties may carry a close vote while noting negro influence and radical power waning as a motivation for the campaign. Signed U L Locame.
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Fragmentary dialogue from a religious class scene
A garbled exchange features the Rev Dr Ritchie in a classroom setting. The student asks about sides of a chela and about causality while the text records partial phrases and questions, reflecting unclear OCR of an old boreb area lesson.
Exhibition of Oman and Mason Memento Planned in Philadelphia
The document notes a ceremonial chair for Doa Washington as Worshipful Master of a Masonic lodge with reference to a grand display. It states an effort to place this memento at an exhibition in Philadelphia this year, honoring the illustrious Oman and Mason.
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