Daughter of Mars sketch echoes Civil War events
A fiction that mirrors real North Georgia Civil War moments, claiming hidden names. It notes the raising of the British flag over McLean's factory and its later destruction by fire, with key figures like A H Enwoop referenced as fictionalized elements.
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McLean’s
North Georgia
A. H. Enwoop
Maple Shoals Factory and Confederate Trade Tension
In Allington Georgia 1863 the McLean cotton cloth factory operates under war pressures. British subject Daniel McLean refuses price-imposed requisitions while Cap n Fowler pressures for government orders. A tense meeting ends with supper as negotiations stall.
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Allington
McLean
Scotland
Will
Robert McLean
Maple Shoals
Davie McGregor
Old Tom
Massa McLain
John Hicks
Allington Guards
Bragg
Chattanooga
Alcovy Rangers
Daniel McLean
Hicks
Tom
Cap'n Fowlah
Mars’r
Captain Fowler
Quartermaster Department
South
Allington Company
McGregor
Treasury
Quartermaster General
Quartermaster
Mr. McLean
Fowler
Charles
Queen Marguerite of Savoy A cultured beauty and traveler
The piece extols Marguerite of Savoy Queen of Italy as the world’s most beautiful and cultured queen, detailing her birth on Nov 20 1851, lineage, languages, and interests in art, charity, and social duty. It also notes her dynamism from Rome to Monza, her alpine hardiness, and fondness for flowers, lace, and pearls, with a contrasting column on fashion and society. It cites other brief items including a library gift in Hyde Park Mass and Archduchess Maria Theresa’s strength training, plus assorted anecdotes and notes from American newspapers.
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Marguerite of
Savoy
Italy
Mar Ham Giovanna
Ferdinand
Duke of
Genoa
Saxony
Germany
William
Rome
Monza
Alps
Phillips Brooks
Hyde Park
Mass
E. F. Stetson
Boston
Blue Hill Chapel
Bishop Brooks
Widows and Millionaires Dominate Nominal News Highlights
The 94 year old widow of Alexander Campbell resides in Bethany W Va while daughter Mrs W R Thompson ex postmistress of Louisville now in Washington. Ex Congressman James J Belden bought Audubon Birds of America set for 1800. among finest, broad bullion interests and European trips noted. John Stemme the New York millionaire has his name translated into Egyptian hieroglyphics for a granite obelisk mortuary monument to be 65 feet tall topped by a gilded pyramid.
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Alexander Campbell
Bethany
W. Va
W. R. Thompson
Louisville
Washington
James J. Belden
New York
Bird’s of America
Mr.Stemme
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