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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1890

Page

4

A Close Call With Confederate Rangers and a Surprising Escape

The narrator, Frank Brent's case and a guide named George McKee lead toward Knoxville. McKee helps surround and capture partisans, but betrayal by McKee and a Confederate brigade leads to a tense pursuit and Brent's peril. Captain Ford and Wharton confront Brent’s fate as Union and Confederate forces collide.

Courixrep Frank Brent George McKee Tennessee Gav Shiloh Meester Neelson Aist Tennes Kee-abtah Gin’ral Mike Martin Knoxville McKee Holston Arnold Camp Dick Robinson Burns Lexington Bines John Harding Jones General Wharton Captain Watt Texan Rangers Brent Wharton Burnside Kentucky Libby Captain Brent Id Jones Dan Jones United States

A Soldier’s Camp Describes Bonds Between Regiments

The narrative recalls Colonel Wolford, his band of four squadrons from the Eleventh Kentucky, Major Brown with three hundred of the Seventh Pennsylvania, and a courier named McKee guiding a party toward Partisan Ranger hills. The speaker treks with forty men after securing McKee’s agreement to lead.

Frank Wolford Kentucky Major Brown Pennsylvania Frank Brent McKee Partisan Rangers Hit

Pensions Rise 35 Million Year After Platform Endorsement

The Republican platform urged aid for veterans ending in a $35,000,000 annual pension increase for 250,000 new claimants and higher payments for 50,000 existing beneficiaries. Total beneficiaries reach 750,000 with $150,000,000 yearly. The state funds 2 of every 35 dollars for veterans in need amid Democratic opposition.

Republican Party George William Curtis Rina

Free Coinage and Tariff Debate in Sac City

Readers discuss free coinage of silver and tariff effects with examples from oats and farm finances. The letters explain silver’s minting terms, government role, and potential profits, followed by local notes from Sac City and Waterloo Courier about farmers’ conditions and travel to Iowa City and Independence events.

Paorec Ve Ued Industrice of the United Craw United C.-L. Kowanos Col. Tuomas iv George S Fheters Lorter Mae Homer H.ammmipown The African Economier Weekly Sennett Leagan Tetty Akar New York Bvrror United States Moses Sac Sun Cedar Township Sac City Waterloo Courier Blackhawk County Iowa City Independence

Central Route Agents Offer Low Fare Through Trains

Minnesota Iowa and the Dakotas travelers urged to contact Central Route agents for cheapest through tickets to Montana Washington Oregon and the Reservation. Through trains offer the shortest fastest service with no sleeping car needed and palace cars attached on some runs. Contact Northwest Iowa Central S and I banks Marshalltown Iowa to obtain time cards rates and addresses.

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