Tennessee Battles Hartford in a Rammed Ironclad Duel
Dramatic Civil War battle narrative details the clash between the USS Tennessee and Union monitors near Fort Hartford with ram attack, heavy damage, and Admiral Farragut's decisive engagement. The Tennessee, battered and aflame, finally surrenders after a brutal hour as Union forces overwhelm the ram.
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Buchanan
Ort Morgan
Nessee
Tennessee
Marchand
Ife
Lackawanna
Sunioke
Surtford
Efemy
McFarland
Veterat Sestraitu
Lfsrtford
Scannin
Sin
Geiter
Artford
Stu
Bachan Lita
Tle
Henry
Startford
Temessen
Ilnrford
Farragut
Hartford
Boyd Peyton
Ned
Ier
Aricen
Theennessee
Rata
Tartford
Fartford
Johnson
United States
Mobile Bay
D. G. Farragot
W. G
Mystery of heavily veiled woman over infant custody
Mrs. Alfred Fox of Fort Wayne traveled to Marion after her baby. She claimed divorce decree granted custody and said she would keep the child, denying other reports. She seized the infant from the Kapp home and left for Chicago with her three year old daughter.
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People’s Store
Alfred Fox
Fort Wayne
Jank Kapp
Kapp
al Pox
Dld
Harvey
Banngr
Chicago
Marion
Fox
State Tax Board raises and pay debate
A year ago the state tax commissioners visited most counties to gauge sentiment that assessors were underpaid for their work. They noted a bill to nearly double salaries, but legislators did not approve the raise.
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Board of State Tax Commissioners
Stile
State Board
Severe Cold for Three: Monthey Letter by A J Kaum
Batesville Indiana man A J Kaum describes three months of a stubborn cold. A pharmacist compounded medicine and a doctor prescribed it, but Foley's Honey and Tar finally cured him after several substitutes failed. Day and Eble advertise the product.
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A. J. Kaum
Batesville
Ind
Foley
Gale
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