Contested national policy sparks the Troy Herald debate
In a forceful editorial from Troy Herald, the piece attacks Northern and Western Democrats, condemns New England influence in legislation, and defends the South and West for promoting national economy and civil liberty. It denounces attacks on the electoral process and praises stern moral courage amid political strife. The article references Eugene Hale, Potter resolution, and a Cincinnati distillery raid as context for the national crisis.
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Washington
Ferry
New England
South
Guardiape
Christian Eyatem
Toma Cort
Republican committee claims probe a conspiracy to undermine nation
The Republican congressional committee issued an address to voters alleging that the proposed investigation of electoral frauds is a conspiracy to Mericanize, revolutionize, and demoralize the country, or words to that effect.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Convict Kills Inmate at Penitentiary in St Louis
Joe Fore, who assassinated Munson Besch in St Louis years ago and later tried to murder his wife, was killed in the penitentiary on the 17th by a brother convict who severed his jugular with a knife, causing death within minutes.
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Joe Fore
Munson Besch
St. Louie
Democrats secure quorum and pass Florida Louisiana inquiry
Congress reached a quorum on the 171h and approved the Florida and Louisiana investigation resolution by 145 to 2 with Republicans abstaining. The dissenters were Millis of Texas and Morse of Massachusetts, both Democrats. In the house on the 17th, Conger challenged Goode's voting while Goode defended his honor amid the pair dispute.
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Congress
Louisiana
Millis
Texas
Morse
Massachusetts
Conger
Mr. Goode
Goode
Michigan
Hayes Says Integrity Unshaken by Congress Inquiry
In clear remarks, Mr Hayes asserts his integrity remains intact amid congressional investigations. He claims past knowledge of alleged frauds was limited and that responsibility lay with those who conducted such business. He states the electoral commission settled the matter, doubts remaining about any new fraud findings.
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Hayes
Congress
Electoral Commission
Boston Witnesses Amendment Celebration in Richmond
A Boston observer, Mr Hannibal Hamlin, described the Fifteenth Amendment celebration in Richmond as notable among colored people. He noted uneven coverage by laboring crowds and tension in the city, reflecting the era’s postwar political dynamics.
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Boston
Hannibal Hamlin
Richmond
Askring
Thurmond for Congress Deserves Broad Support
In this editorial from Editor Herald dated May 18 1478 the county is urged to back Capt OC M B Thurmond for Congress praising his war service intact integrity patriotism and ability. The piece argues he has shown bravery endured hardship and remained loyal to Democratic principles while others wavered. It lauds his front rank service in battle and calls for unified support to advance the district and state.
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Congress
Daly
Selalem
M. B. Thurmond
Thurmond
Ile
Ache Waa
Jim
Olaime
OxpriTizex
House committee backs charges against Bradford consular clerk
The sub committee of the house committees on expenditures in the department of state to whom was referred the case of Bradford a consular clerk at Bhanghal have made a report sustaining the various charges.
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House
Department of State
Joase
Bradford
Bhanghal
Woman dies after kitchen knife attack in Butler County
Fragmentary dispatch reports a woman, a resident of Butler County, was attacked by a large cook inside a residence early this morning. She suffered a fatal head wound, with the assailant unspecified in the few legible details.
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Maleon Burnace
Dlepatch
Minsle
BuWer
Fewi
Ptare Tebe
Pasalynady
Navy Open Purchases Spark Vast Treasury Outlay Debate
A congressional inquiry blasts the navy department for illicit open purchases and inflated contracts from 1869 to 1876, citing millions misused and creditors harmed. It calls for an appropriation of 3,217,188 to settle claims tied to several shipyard contracts and boiler builds, with a minority report also filed.
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Wistegerd
Navy Department
Ttes
Imany
Imir
Puritan
Amphetite
Terror
Minadonock
Allantonormah
Secretary of the Navy
Committee On Appropriations
Phinnases Burg
Modock
Wm. Cramp & Sons
Partin & W Hollingworth
John Robar
South Boston Iron Company
Redr
Cold spell harms northern crops and fruit buds
The spell of cold weather from Friday through yesterday damaged vegetation northward. Snow and frosty conditions hit Iowa Michigan and nearby areas with frost on low ground and ground snow in Sioux City Burlington Keokuk Muscatine. Despite this the frost remains localized and the fruit and grain outlook remains favorable overall.
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St. Louie
Iowa
Michigan
Sioux City
Burtington
Keokuk
Muscatine
Four Passengers Arrive Together at Lake Superior Wharf
Sunday morning a Louisiana journalist witnessed four passengers disembark from a Lake Superior vessel as the gang plank landed, their combined ages totaling three hundred and thirty Mah years. The group included Judge Levi tlbone, 68, Mrs. Nancy R, 73, and Mr. Satanates con Ables re and les, 73.
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Lake Superior
Louisiana
Levi Tlbone
Nancy R
Rie Wesmales
Vol
D. P
Satanates
Democratic maneuvers shape Senate power balance
The House debate focuses on party strategy as Democrats press for agenda items. Sources describe ongoing negotiations between House leadership and Senate prospects, highlighting party cohesion and future leverage in pursuing legislative goals.
Catastrophic Street Parade Collapse Injures Dozens
During a street parade at Cole's circus an awning collapse sent women and children plunging about 14 feet to the pavement. Several injured were treated at a drug store and nearby rooms, with B. B. DeJarnet paralyzed below the neck and others sustaining severe bruises and contusions. Most are expected to recover.
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Heer
Anne A
Cole's Circus
Man Square
Shen Huone
Pareaul
Iparem
Myphrey & Kedton
B. B. DeJarnet
Mildred Keeton
Keeton
K. Golline
Mise Minnie Baker
Mise Addie Davie
Driver
Mia
Jesser
Names for Cards Advertisements Stir Societal Alarm
A fragment argues that flashy name advertising cards target youth, collecting names via postal lists and leading to a dangerous traffic. It condemns advertisers as possible vampires on society, predicting circulated circulars selling sensual books and pamphlets at high prices, all feeding a perilous market.
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Sigourney Cos
Noted Pike County Doctor W C Duncan Stricken by Mental Aberration
The news reports Dr W C Duncan a leading Pike County physician on the Prairieville road near seven miles from town is afflicted by a mental derangement. Neighbors describe him as a genial respected figure whose care and industry built a large practice. Financial strain is thought to contribute to the condition, with hopes the illness may be temporary. He recently traveled with Mr E F Matthews to Monroe County seeking change and relief.
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Perne
W. C. Duncan
Pike County
Prairieville Road
E. F. Matthews
Munroe County
Louisiana Press
Supreme Court Rules on Eight Year Workmen Wages
The Supreme Court decides workers on arsenals and other government sites under the eight year law should receive the same wages for eight hours as for ten. The ruling highlights a curious statute benefit and questions about living cost and wage adequacy with mention of Mahone and Birbauls.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Jo Thia
Supreme Court
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Freud
Alex Stephens
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Tina
Cincinnati
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Momners
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Senate
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