Birth of the Heir to the Imperial Throne in 1856
The article recalls the March 16 1856 birth of a son to the Emperor and Empress of France, detailing the public celebrations in Paris, diplomatic notices, and the boy’s early upbringing. It notes his education, athletic prowess, languages, and close attention from the imperial circle. The narrative frames the birth as a hope for unity and future power, amid the era’s public pride and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baeie
Rxad
France
Bowiyyr
Borat
Ernie Atvat
Tha Pri
Seesias Aig
Countess de Beate
Napoleon III
Wilhelm
England
Woolwich Academy
Benguet Wa
Arcoon
Borg
Price
Ns Tepes
Dyosto
Sven
Seite
Bari Riana
Calike Vigilasca
Mikan
Notre-Dame
Jane
Prince Q
Regiment of Grenadiere
Guard
Abma
Lokor
Merle
Willy
Ron
Dupont
Capiea
Piatulum
Flynd
Africa
Illusstriout
Camden Hall
Tarles Deenstonn
Ton
Mr. Goudelack Ta
Camden House
Brorcome
Adrien
Eaviley
Chelmsford
Mrolé Ty M. Rouler
Hind
Dean AL. Rovusn
Europe
Great Britain
Cape of Good Hope
Tsail
Battle of Cowpens Retold in Restless Confederate Memory
Reminiscences recount the Cowpens clash in Spartanburg District with vivid terrain details, troop positions, and the escape of key figures. The narrative ties the battle to broader imperial upheavals, later lives of Napoleon’s heir and the imperial family, and a long memory of Georgia and Carolina fronts.
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Spartanburg
Partantore
North Carolina Line
Lynchings at Clinburg Court Rise in Moore Case Pronouncement
Judge 1. O. Vromly presided as grand jury proceedings followed a reported execution of John F. Moore for the rape and murder of Frances Heaton. The judge urged public restraint and defended the right to jury trials, while citizens reportedly took vigilante action, questioning the justice system and urging reform of punishment methods amid a series of violent crimes in the region.
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Jash Amriday
Toho 7
Moore
Frances Heaton
Julge
Weare
Mvatioe
Mies Henton
John F. Moore
Mhielu
Laurning
Fito
Olubitanta
Wien
Ana
Seldon
Uvnt
Wyitherto
Mats Taimihla
Rome
Vicree
Mir
Dacasett
Oas
The Murderer of Mrs Hull Arrested in New York
The killer, described as a man named Cox and of Virginia nativity, was captured after pawning Mrs Hull’s jewels, leading to a confession of robbery at the Hull residence in New York. He admits the crime without motive beyond robbery, and plans to be taken to New York. a second, lengthy note details other sensational local crime and a broader discussion of social tensions.
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Carringe
Alice
Yag
AbaratoMiy
Turalpsced
Prada
Hin
Jia Oon
Ap. English
Ordele
Sillatia
Wostay
Jane 2
Aull
New Fork
Ivenstiady
Ella
Chastian Cox
Neger
Hull
Tracey
W. R. Balch
Shawmut Ma Nue
Win
Sony
New York
Hull House
Aly
Cox
Nation County
Virginia
Providence
Balch
Vicksburg
Muatto
Thomas W. Raymore
Buenos
Missimaippi
St. Louis
Kanna
Missouri Pacific
Ray
Kansas
Kay
Uys
Tribune
Sang Rangy
Mississippi Valley
FBL Guernsy
Boston
Sherald
South Carolina Cotton Mills and Textile Prospects
An 1879 correspondent reports on South Carolina mills near Greenville and beyond. It cites Langley Manufacturing in Aiken County, Graniteville, Reedy River, and Piedmont Mills with outputs, spindles, and weekly cotton consumption. It notes water power, investments, expansions, and races of production, plus the Westminster Woolen Mill near Westminster, and mentions several other concerns and future plans.
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Greenville
Carling Weton
Milla
Northers
Miedmont Company
New York
Hasan
Baltimore
Savora Ostablialimronia
Thorns Elger
Pala
Reedy Tver
Greenelie
Graniteville Mills
Hume Creek
Graniteville
Hore Power
Inoma
Imgago
Tle End
Tatler
Reagan
Piedmont Millus Capital
Saluda Hiver
Greenville and
Columbia
Seado
Mendyer
Greenwile
Vendo
Westminster Thead Manufactory
Stribling
Priinry
Westminster
Llog
Quinee County
Tiny
Saluda
Menosville
Erlesville
Lzington County
Adslia Ropdy River
Davis and Davis for Senate in the postwar elections
Reported discussions suggest Jefferson Davis and his supporters hope he can be elected to the United States Senate if the Rebels’ leaders are removed from power. Friends claim Davis would unite factions, cite his past as a unifying force, and aim to become a bridge between sections.
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AW Telepen
Washington
Ayn
Mississippi
Wei
Nish
Davis
Confederacy
Alexander G.stephens
Lamar
Senate
Lemur
Davie
Ewell
Tete
Mr. Stephens
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Hatia
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Seden
Merieres
Thenea
Avesnos
Geo. Morgan
Suck Creek
Wil
Prussia
Napoleon
Morgan
Belgium
Soprison
Col
Tarleton
Union
North Aa
Parla
Astrol
Spartanburz Court
Howe
Ford
Sedan
Buck Creek
Joviah
Skytech
Prince Sines
South Carolina
North
Chiselhurst
Wilhelmahire
King’s College
Louis Napo- Toon
Mort Young Tae
Fan
Priese
Pickens
Col. Howard
Shiwe Urendy
Sunny
York District
King’s Mountain
Peli
Buttle
Spartanbury
TF. Percy
Dr. Price
le Mirket
Aelia
the Tragedy
Colusa
Murier—Synngile
Bullcomey
John B. English
Colombia
Iia
Joseph M. English
Reso
Ned Shis
Jolla E Eopllah
Rose
Daniels
Central Hotel
J. M. Kngtinn
Lowndes
John English
Warthel
A. N. Tancey
Dee
Wallace
Roan
English
Rosa
Oty
Monroe Smith
Bupliats
Engleh
Embleton
Daniela
George Dadigly
Hite
English Gassing
Dr. Geiger
Rosa Quad
Wittiew
Engl
Wm. Hall
Mr. English
Foster Sutton
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Policl
Marval
Acd
Wihiy Davit
Sir
JM. English
Hai
Tair
Likusrat
Marshall
Fuecio Marshall
Ites
Wale
Jace'n Bar
Wheeler House
Fr. English
Justice Morelell
Rov
Tuvy
Ene
Carrage
Polioampo Rove
Daniels Yrone
Carsage
Carriapeaus
Uincarriage
Linglisit
Alteo
Englige
Manlle
Daniele
Brnvber
Phible
Mr. Englaly
Bachan Youmans
Baring
Oley
Boxe
Ca Junabig
Conusera
Wille Joncas
Uiis
Thejail
William Bose
Vald
Gavernate Guards
Richland Volunteur Rifles
Beeman
Tly
Richland Volunteers
Governor's Guards
Columbia Flying Artillery
Friends
Deceasee
Afr
Rowe
Richland Deaney
Sherif Dent
Ripscomb
Dent
Regier
Briday
Columbis
Sheri Dent
Wiley Janes
Richland Battalion
Richland County
Rambo
Lenin
Jose
Malnni
Rune
Mme
Join
Mungo Progiy
Cliniburg
Sassanare
Janie
Peta
Rupert White
Beyéry
Ucla
South Carolin Cotton Mills
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