Sisters of Gen Thomas Lived in Southamptn County
Virginia Times profile recalls the two Thomas sisters Judith and Mary Anne who preserved a proud memory of their brother Gen Thomas amid tragedy and loyalty. It narrates his West Point start, Mexico sword gift, possible Confederate loyalties, and a family strained by war.
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George Th. Mhotuns
Ceat
Whomas
West Point
Virginia
Courag
Mexico
the Times
Gen. Thomas
Letuhor
Thomas
Army of the
United States
Thorn
Jos. EB. Johnston
Confederacy
Johnston
Washington
Gen
St Dominion
Stars and Stripes
War Department
Gen. Johnston
New York
Fitz Lee
Gen. Thoms
Gen. Lee
Theo
Mrs. Thomas
Gen. Tohostun
Yate
Department
Nis
Colin
Thonas
Sodthidaptom
Weligeed
Southamton
Uestland
Wirgin
Stowe
Tre
Widwistord
Sone Visitor
Union
Gan
Indies
Southampton
Johns
North Carolina
Tywe
Lim
Unt
Ninself
Thonax
Cocasion
Aword
James Loogstrest
MacDonald
Chickerauga
Longastroet
Longatrost
Pickett
Richmond Times
Cancer Cured by Blood Balm
Mrs M L Adams of Frado nia Alabama claimed Botanic Blood Balm cured an eating cancer of the nose and face after doctors declared hopeless. She notes many other cancers and skin diseases reportedly improved, with a money back sample offer and Atlanta company contact. Sold in Anderson by local drug firms.
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M. L. Adams
Fradonia
Ala
Mra
B. M. Guerney
Warrior Stand
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Anderson
Orr-Gray Drug Co
Wilhite & Wilite
Evans Pharmacy
Wyatt Aiken for Congress in South Carolina
A long promotional missive extols Wyatt Aiken as a veteran public servant from Abbeville County, recounting his farm roots, eighteen years as court stenographer, Spanish American War service, and trusted leadership. It portrays him as a principled, nonpartisan candidate with a record of aiding veterans, creating local jobs, and guiding civic projects, while urging supporters to back his aggressive, winning race for Congress.
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Aspensos
5. C
Mis
Wyatt
Albeville
Greenwood
Congress
Abbeville
C. VY
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Two Men Ticketless On Engine At Liverpool Street
A railway inspector searched all coaches as a boy claimed two men traveling first class had no tickets. The boy pointed to the engine where the two offenders were supposedly riding. The incident followed a note about a building of buttons as architecture and a Mozart celebrity reportedly involved. Also a plan to plant 600 willow trees on school grounds this spring.
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Liverpool Street
Akketa
the &J. Levin Board of Education
Sity
Death of General Jenkins at Wilderness 1864
The Greenville Mountaineer reports General Micah Jenkins was killed by his own men on May 6 1864 near the Wilderness. Longstreet wounded by a minie ball, Captain Alfred Doby and orderly Bolen killed. Jenkins praised for gallantry at Seven Pines Gaines Mill and Frazier Farm.
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Greenville Mountaineer
Jenkins
Micah Jenkins
Wilderness
Stonewall Jackson
Chancelloraville
Longstreet
Golley
Twelfth Virginia
Mahone
Kershaw
Jenking
Rapidan
Virginia
Alfred Doby
Bolen
Finkina
Seven Pines
Gaines’ Mill
Frazier's Farm
Baltimore merchant dies from mysterious skin hemorrhages
Frank P. L. Farmer of Baltimore died at Johns Hopkins Hospital from pyrotrahemorragia. The illness began with nosebleeds, then gums ears and eyes bled, blue spots appeared across the body, numbness in the left arm followed by further hemorrhages and death. The primary cause remains a mystery, with only four similar cases on record. Remember acts of others.
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Frank P. L. Farmer
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Archer & Norris
P. Vandiver Vandiver Bros
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TOLLY
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Old Reliable Furniture Dealers
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Farm ‘Ore and Merchants Bank
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