Two Gravedyard Romances From Civcaga Times
A recollection of sensational tales from a Chicago graveyard, including Brecht the brewer who rebuilt a double vault to marry his first wife in life and again to wed later, and a widow who spent a fortune on an elaborate monument only to marry anew and leave the first husband with a plain stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highis
Ore
Brecht
Chicago
Dag
Trent
Saul
Willians
Breelit
Nndora
Brechtie
Nieiarat
Ehrix
Europe
Berlin
Mpelyate
America
Wils Enon
Beeryne
Juan
Germany
Tobert Ts. Lee
Steatrond
Tis
Marry
Borma
Federal Congress
Ux Gaveernor
Virginia
Robert B. Leo
Henry Leo
Anne
Charles Carter
Shirley
Hess
Jia
Lee
West Point Academy
Corps of Theinempirical ‘Engineers
Unconscious Confession at Iberal Hotel Beach Tale
A vivid 19th century scene unfolds at Tone Beach and a hotel as Herbert Hastings woos Kate Maxwell after a restless pursuit. Mrs Maxwell counsels bold action while the couple’s reunion ends with a lingering, public farewell and a mother’s death notice closes the piece with moral reflections.
Funeral of General Lee Draws Vast Virginia Attendance
In Lexington Va a large crowd gathered for General Lee’s funeral with delegations from Staunton and nearby counties arriving despite washed-out bridges. The procession moved from the college grounds to Crunklin Hall and to the Virginia Military Institute, then to the chapel for burial services conducted by Rev. Dr Pendleton. The event honored his Confederate leadership, with cadets and faculty in attendance and a solemn dirge as bells tolled and cannons fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Lexingston
Anya
Staunton
Mosif
Lesington
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia
Tun Sind
College
Washington Street
Jefferson
Crunklin Hall
Main Street
State of Virginia
Ireinia Military Institute
Washington College Nn
Institute
Washington College
College Chapel
Paes
Bella of the Cause
B.T. Johnson
Auldier Guard of Honor
J. J. White
Vir Inia Military Institute
Temaina
Barton
Madison
W, Jr, Taylor
Venable
Lee
Shu
Pendleton
Epee I
Nin
Ronent Emrusa Lee
January Lee
Pisk
Custis
George Washington Parke Cus
Washington
Wool
General Scott
Yulteyee
Scott
Board of Engineers
Weat Point Academy
Vervice
Har Re Porry
John Brown
United States Army
Gen. Lee
Leen
Garnett
McClellan
Mr. Davis
Peninsula
Malvern Hill
Cedar Mountain
Second Manastas
Potomac
Sharpsburg
Lee Iswaye
Fredericksburg
the Wilderness
Jackson
Ita
Chincelorsville
Pennsylvania
Souc
Wilderness
Spotsylgiania Court House
Grant
the James
Richmond
Thorn
Clem
Low
Daniol Webster
Hig Ty Bevedon
Richwond
Earliest Pharaoh Relic Brings Ancient World to Life
A fragment from a very old Egyptian relic lies in the British Museum, dated eighteen to twenty months stored, inscribed with the name of a Pharaoh who followed the pyramid builder. The piece evokes eras before and after biblical patriarchs, comparing it with Noah’s grandson and Mount Ararat. A closing bizarre dog remark ends the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmy Destartes Olp
British Museum
London
Rei
Holomew
Miaraim
Noah
Mount
Ararat
Helor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mas
Maxwell
Maxgrell
Herbert
Kate
Mrs. Maxwell
Mra. Maxwell
Coltersohi
Kiefure
Hik
Mexntilo
Herbert Hastings
Herbert Hastinga
Man
Fie
Kuto
Mrs Maxwell
Hastings
Cup
Hoggen
Phetory
Illinois
Agalo
New York
Robert E. Lee
A. Lill
Lexington
Teg
A.D. Hill
Jiaok- Won
Hruinsphyes
Ali Ie
Christ
Col
Wan
P. Price
Georgi
Gaineauilte Hox
W. B. Paice
Congress OF
Georgia
Gainesville
Dahlonega
Lumpkin County
W. P. Price
Dahlonega Watchman
Devil
Greenville
Carolina
Inter
Furman University
Greenville Enterprise
Messrs. Thompson
Pave Thenesy
Easley
Ber
Charleston
Wm. Martin
Dalilonaga
James L. Orty
House of Representatives
United States Congress
Col. Orr
Thetate
Price
Kershaw
Bull Run
Manaseaa
Lewinsville
Washington City
Hlu
S.C
Col. Martin
Hatherafora
South Carolina
Geonsia
Democratic Club
Gans
Soy Ie
Congress
Col. Price
Bissary
Andy Adverse
Gevekal
Lene Lerrern
Annovaton
Aelf
Béate
Trevar
Aeire
Winfield Scott
Comaanding
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