Long Confederate Campaign Narrative Near Nashville Retold
Fragmentary battlefield tale recounts Lee's corps movements from Columbia to Franklin and Nashville, detailing artillery duels, heavy losses, and the collapse of Confederate lines. It notes Hood, Cheatham, Stewart and Lee leadership, with Gen. Lee wounded and Stephenson taking command as forces retreat to Tupelo after heavy engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syed Baty
Ae. Stephen
Charteron Weekly
Westenra Apiny
Sherman Ani
Alanis
Petri Mothich
Lust Fear
Hood
Syme
Sigs
Johnstown
Pannieminy
Cheathan
Siewart
Lee
Gen. Lee
Sommes
Ivendale
Lowinda
Rai
Smal
Tennease
Keanoa
Toliasotts
Gadsden
Alabama
Follys and Sons
Ayls
Termosvo
Florence
Alano
Elvenes
Witter
Deering
Provence
Corpa
Tennessee
Positin
Howe
Caluwbis
Yennessee
Leo
Alumbia
Crouliy
Geos
Thomas
Schofield
Columbia
Thimiltea
Phe
Franklin
Hund
Nustiville
Geos. Cheathim and
Sterant
Dak River
Ger. Lwee
Beckham
Lee Pont
Col
Beckum
Almere
Tehy
Lesnemy
Hibus
Lee Din
Bree
Stewart
Cheatham
Federan
Fenan
Alam Kent
Lipa
Peteraly
Nashville
Villean
Hecitiant
Tel Hogan
Naver
Myderul
Live
Stephenson
Mood
Sto Tupola
Atiasissippi
Allunbi and
Brinklin
Vingih
Mala
Malaria Theories and New Observations in Public Health Reports
The seventh volume of the Public Health Association report surveys malaria causes and theories. It weighs marsh fever and germ hypotheses, notes conflicting views on focal vs systemic causes, and cites Dr Carpenter and others. An Texas cattle disease page warns inspections must cover meat, while a remark notes airborne bacilli possibility and the need for clean cattle parasites. A casual aside mentions Hall's Cough Syrup as a staple in earlier days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Heath Association
Lyteremt
Wotling
W. B. Carpener
Tommasi
Crudell
Klebs
Mudd
Texas
Tilden’s health and politics cited in Gramercy Park aura
The article discusses Samuel J. Tilden’s improving health at Gramercy Park and the political implications for the Democratic Party. It notes allies such as Henry Dilden and potential alignments with Conkling, exploring how Tilden’s renewed vigor could influence future campaigns while addressing public misperceptions about his involvement in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbasy
N.Y
Mareb
Rachel Alliny
Samuel
Gramercy Park
Creyatuye
Tillen
Charles
Tilden
Keystoan
Letia
Ehrone
Grovatene
Ming
Felora
Granivecy Park
Wight
le Jia
National Democratic Party
ISS
Henry Dilden
Samuel d
Albany
Hoxcon
Mr. Conkling
Republican Party
Republicanian
Tilden Gidly
Conkling
Nepoceu
Democratic Party
Teis
Ristoh
Trinin
Controversial Fertilizer Debate in Cotton Trade Aims at Value
A fragment from an 19th century paper documents a heated exchange on cotton fertilizer value. A writer argues experimental evidence supports cotton seed meal and other by products as profitable for growers. The piece cites prices per bushel, potential yields, and calls for thorough investigation before widespread adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Uno Aigues
All Wits
Tnt
Bertessie
Lee
Bate
Uiessiuth
Wayne
Leese Mills
Stranger wins drink debt by clever skim and leaves
A bizarre scene unfolds as a mysterious stranger enters a bar with a few patrons present. He orders a costly round, secures a loan from one man, then pays back the loan and walks out, leaving the barkeeper puzzled and the other men puzzled by the stranger’s audacious trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Sule Bf
Uy Lowa
Joong
Washington
Daun
Tannee
Dan
Atranger
Frank Hlaheves
Kard
Pir
Professor Hauls Snakes On Florida Train Turnout
An afternoon Pliridy Traupit Rovitrraw ride features Prof James Voll of the Smithsonian Institution showing large conch whip and a bag of snakes to startled passengers in a Gainesville bound car. Travelers react with screams as a traveling show becomes a frightful spectacle aboard the coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliridy Traupit
Hunter
Grata Watt
James Voll
Hell
Florida
Gainesville
Walt
Professor Satya
Jaekenville Times Union
Fragmented OCR Article Surfaces Trials and Legal Mentions
A garbled OCR page references trials and legal notes in New York and surrounding areas, naming individuals such as Fat and Mary Jane figures, with mentions of court proceedings, fines, and proceedings. The text also describes a child abuse incident, a court decision on release, and references to a Mason fund and railway concerns.
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Wasisenas
Tenathun
Masat
Lefien
Chiar
Maite Hales
Supreme Court
Mustin
Keeway Mt Dack
Mountain town deputy marshal ambushed during patrol
A U S marshal unit pursuing a revenue gang near Peter Southoula’s neighborhood engagements ended with deputy marshal Hightower shot in the right hip as he walked the road with companions. Marion Watson and others suspected in the ambush fled. Hightower mortal injuries reported. court cases planned for August. several suspects captured and jailed.
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Guha
Wuveint
Jane Picher
Jilin
Diize
Alilots
Baldo
Peter Souutala
Tightower
Mie Panto
Vqdad
Win
Aquail
Aaliut
Rics
Djatras
Phi Moroing
Ib Yun
Nik
Jaxt
Jatunt
Marion Wataon
Wear
Tin Mw
Wataon
Jude
Alexander
Hoke Harun
John Simmer
Ares
United States
Railroads and Crane Case Brings Damages in Burgofield Court
Mrs. Crane, age 33, and her son Williams, about 40, were injured in an incident at Trunston when her buggy tried to cross a railpad as a freight train passed. The collision killed Mrs. Crane’s horse. the case against Bayo the Railroads and WMghtey A must for 10000 damage was heard in Burgofield Circuit Court with lawyers Watler Sivakinw Tompkins for the plaintiff and Mears and Brea for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Elie
Miter
Milfines
Tegathik
Renely
Merrick
Tipeen Murricks
Lestinnine Higgins
Wendall
Wastoy
Flatys
Sail Lycee
Swith Estrone
Wittertees
Cian
Colly
Portal Bauer
Merck
Lewes
Laos
Ana
Crurt
Dorsey Asia
Fe Mogtick
Ingersoll
Togersoll
Charlotte, Colin and Aujunio Mallron
Mra. Vary Crane
Burgofield
Crane
Messrs. Watler &Sivakinw
A. S.tompkins
Mears
Brea
Squator
Butler
Question of Jurisdiction Involving Cash Transfer Case
A petition seeks removal of a Cash Clerk case from state to United States Court. The United States would take custody and certify records, with transfer to the federal docket. the state court would suspend actions pending transfer, while questions remain on whether federal or state jurisdiction governs the telegraphic arrest and transfer. The outcome hinges on the proper forum for the alleged crimes and the path of the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minh
Loture de Gram Jury
Arthur Sain
Ty Muesli Blytho
Fey
United States Court
Eignod
Cotted Suvtus
Very Wong
Theo Worde
HL Ganh
Whilat Alge
United Sates
Samuel W. Melton
United States
Rumrahal
United Suter Court
Nairshilte
Selite
Anit Lemmud
Evia
Haddin
Hatipan
Cuuey
Wie
Binte
Rudge Hudson
Miley
The Mindsong Man Naving Jitely Read Caveral Article
An unusual mixed fragment discusses attraction, beauty, and gender dynamics. It cites a private Norward view on handsome men, female admiration, and the social effects of appearance, with references to a Philadelphia Times note and a New Haven itinerant dentist's tragic suicide tied to sobriety vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavo
Das
Dave
Wanan
Anny
Abe
Jean Rose
Sam
Pemary
Philadelphia Times
Wm. Clark
New Haven
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Frankti
Tildes
Tyrie
Dueady
Haren Bugera
Jay Comtingemeton
Merrie
Anyootus Hi
Poland
Hein
Simmons' Gap
H. T
St. Paul
Wilventunulis
Ulvet
Tein Ieee
Wales
Spitsbergen
Arctic
Huhat
Markham
Mallon
Cotte Sendills
Sasith
Éngle
Willan
Manila
Font Worth
Vestle
Rolfe
Janes
Hove Lirias
Harpo
Hiniite
Ieuids
Craw
Teller
Dee
Mwas
Tess
Jan Alditinigl
Stra
Sunayge
Evel Chren
Allan Talon
Alton
Gorshuts
Iiterest
Tangeran
Georgia
Liteon
Dauneeawlidata
Bayo
Wmghtey
Mindsong
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