Old Gunny. By Rampay in a Cincinnati Graveyard Tale
A shocking portrait of Gunny Cunningham a grave robber and body lifter whose exploits span cemeteries on Cincinnati’s outskirts. Once a feared figure he becomes a museum exhibit as his downfall unfolds and the scavenged remains tell a grim, lurid history of late 19th century crime.
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Giffard Gun Trials Replace Powder With Volatile Liquid
Saint Etienne correspondent reports M Giffard’s new weapon substitutes a volatile liquid for powder in a Springfield style gun. The chamber of commerce and military inspectors back the project with plans for Paris manufacture and a gold medal. The device uses a liquid gas cartridge to propel a bullet with no smoke and no overheating, promising continuous firing with a future repeating mechanism.
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Witch in the Neighborhood Alarms Little Twin Greek
A frightened community in Little Twin Greek, Sesoto County, reports a mysterious woman blamed as a witch. She has wandered the area, telling tales of distant lands and magical remedies while allegedly foretelling outcomes and influencing neighbors. Local residents await midnight rites tied to alleged witch balls and a cure for a neighbor’s nerve complaint, amid fear and curiosity.
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Sesoto County
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The SLAIN LAD and the Cost of War on Families
A narrator recalls the Union Confederate era’s reach into homes, describing conscription, emigration to war, and the tragic tale of a Tennessee family. A young recruit dies in battle after fleeing home to join, leaving a brother to confront loss and a father in Alabama to seek closure years later.
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