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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1901

Page

20

Federal Raids Near Siaicsburg During Civil War Event

A survivor recalls a night when cavalry stormed the house, looting, arson, and terror as enslaved people fled and soldiers searched the property. The narrative covers smashed furniture, milk taken, a gin house fire, and the impact on family and enslaved communities, ending with a perilous escape to a safer refuge weeks later.

United States Hovse Singleton Tey Massachusetts Fort Sumter Johnson Wagoner

McNeal's Rangers Heroic 1865 Capture of Generals Crook and Kelly

The 1865 spring tale recalls McNeal's Rangers seizing Generals Crook and Kelly near Cumberland Maryland. Ten men in disguise entered the Glades hotel, coerced the officers with pistols, escorted them through Union lines, and delivered them to Confederate camp before Richmond fell. General Crook later married the ranger Daly's sister, and Kelly remained allied with former captors and neighbors after the war.

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Submarine David, Civil War relic, salvaged from New Orleans fort

A Civil War era submarine known as the David, built near Mobile and echoed in Holland designs, was recovered after decades as scrap near New Orleans. It carried ten crew, failed on trials, sank during Charleston operations, and its commander Lieutenant Payne survived multiple rescues before the vessel met its end under steamer wash.

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Missouri's Richest Farmer David Rankin of Tarkio Missouri

David Rankin of Tarkio Missouri is described as the most extensive stock feeder in the United States. The article details his 14 ranches covering 22,190 acres, 700 work teams, 20 employees, and a 1900 tax of cattle and hog sales totaling over 180,000 dollars. It notes his philanthropy to Tarkio college, his frugal yet spacious home, and his rise from modest beginnings to Missouri’s prominent agricultural leader.

Oscar Long Weittom Missouri United States David Rankin Tarkio Rankin Suil Micourt Kansas Turkic College Central States George Foss Barkin Avery Henderson County Tilinals Mr. Rankin Sullivan County Indiana Ilnois David Tie Tarkio College Mississippi Valley Europe Yellowstone Park California First National Bank

Leaves From An Old Scrap Book War Poems And Confederate Sketches

A fragment from a 19th century scrapbook. includes verses about a wedding pledge during war, an 1883 account of Albert Sidney Johnston at Shiloh, and notes on a female warrior “Charley Green.” Also cites southern wartime papers and satirical items about Union brigades, Chattanooga, and Confederate morale.

Mora Molite Situne Manassas Richmond Illinois Ana Dennis Charley Green

David submarine tale ends with Housatonic tragedy

The article recounts the Confederate David submarine's perilous attempts during the Civil War. After repeated failures and loss of the crew, the craft finally torpedoed the Union ship Housatonic, sank, and never resurfaced. It notes global interest in submarines and urges preserving the vessel as a historical memento.

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Charity free to weak men cures for many in Nevada Missouri

W S Harter of Nevada Missouri offers a free life changing health remedy for male vitality and related ailments. He recounts a cured case and pledges to send the treatment at no cost to any reader who writes with name and address, promising health and renewed vigor.

W. S. Harter Nevada Father Jedge Harter Mr. Harter WS. Harter Ash Street Neva Fc

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