Veterans visit to Manassas fields recalls Bull Run battles
Special correspondent recalls the July 21 1861 and Aug 28 29 1862 clashes at Bull Run Gaineville Groveton and Chantilly with veterans from Union and Confederate sides, detailing leaders Longstreet Porter Bee Bartow and Rosecrans, and noting the trip back to Washington amid shared memories and civic support.
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Blackburn's Ford
Stonewall Jackson
Lee
Georgia
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Chickamauga
Appomattox
Rosecrans
Fowest
Judas
Meade
Pickett
Henry House
Hooker
Kearney
Hunter
Porter
Siege
McDowell
Maid Hill
Fistienar
Chanilly
Mosby
Mr. Landfeldt
Old Capitol
Carleton
Devastating Earthquake Rips Asia Minor Coast and Chios
Constantinople reports a severe Anatolian quake from Chesameh to Vourla. About 3000 to 4000 lives feared lost with extensive property ruin on Chios and Smyrna. Kastro castle damaged. interior towns show widespread destruction and maiming. The Porte appeals for aid to survivors.
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Anatolia
Chios
Chesameh
Vourla
Chesmeh
Smyrna
Gana
Kastro
Asia Minor
Kulah
Chesmenh
Eskihissar
Sart
Milassa
Geira
Susyrna
Tie Porte
Dynamite seized from two men in Halifax pursuit
Government detectives arrested James Holmes and William Brackett in Halifax after found four infernal machines and 100 pounds of dynamite in their valises. The pair arrived from the United States via St John and Annapolis and faced burglary tools revolvers and fuses in their hotel room. Authorities suspect plans tied to vessel routes and the arrival of Lord Lansdowne as governor general.
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N.S
Bere James Holmes
William Brackett
United States
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Boston
Portland
Bay of Fundy
Annapolis
Irish World of New York
Parker House
Lord Lansdowne
Canada
Ireland
Tanning Human Skin Sparks Senate Testimony
Mr Chance acknowledges extended tanning of human skin in a Somerville tannery amid Senate labor committee inquiries. He admits limited knowledge of sources and reluctance to disclose, citing fear of losing his job and resistance to speaking on the matter. interviewers press for origins and witnesses, but he remains uncooperative.
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GLOBE
The
Dudley
Danvers
Davy
Danvers Hospital
Avy
Goig
Tewksbury Almshouse
A. Danvers
Mr. Barker
Barker
Butler
Dita
Commonwealth
Somerville
Cambridge
Muller's
Mr. Chance
Senate Labor
Charles T. Chance
Curious case ties young man to multiple robberies in Wareham
Harry Nye, a 23 year old Wareham resident, was arrested for breakins at the Old Colony station in Pocasset and East Wareham. He allegedly used stamps to lure female guests and boasted of an extensive correspondence while moving through hotels in Wareham, New Bedford, Boston, and Buzzards Bay, with multiple unpaid bills and suspected consignment of stamps.
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Jackson
Rosser
Dawkins’ Branch
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Siegel
Reynolds
Alreay
King
McDowell
Ricketts
Banks
Pope
Dinkins’ Branch
Hood
Grover
Thornton
Rwell
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Major Thornton
Kearney
A. P. Hill
Graves
Harry
Sanpwich
Harry & Nye
Old Colony
Pocasset
Mass
Hurley
Warehim
Sta Ion
Middle Ore
Cape
Wareham
Kendrick
Lisue
East Wareban
East Wareham
Young Nye
New Bedford
Parker
Boston
Revere House
Butler
Buzzard’s Bay
Nye
Rough on Corns and Rats with Laughing Face Labels
Ad pitches patent medicines by Wells for Rough on Corns and Rough on Rats with a laughing face on bottle labels. Mentions prices 15 and 25 cents.
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Wells
Blood Purifier Aids Miracle Recovery From Blood Poison
A patient from Melrose reports a dramatic recovery from chronic blood poison after four months of Dr. John Tripp's Blood Purifier. He describes long bone-eating abscesses, sleepless nights, and muscle wasting reversing to normal strength and fully healed limbs.
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Joan Trrpr
Revere House
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Creatt Bir
Melrose
John Tripp
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