Chickamauga: Battlefield Fate and Two Day Slaughter
The Chickamauga fighting on September 18 and 19 ends with Confederate victory at the field, while Union forces retreat to Chattanooga under Thomas. The bloodiest two days of the war see 33 160 total casualties and the loss of many brigades, as the armies clash along Lafayette Road and Snodgrass Hill.
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Crittenden
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20Th Corp
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Tiehieeport
Steventon
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Howecrans
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Rovecrans
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Thoman
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Kelleveld
Chickamauga Creek
Horseshoe Summit
Longstreet
Wnes
Rosecrans
Hrannan
Snodgrass Hill
Thorines
Minsiastoot
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South Carolina
Virginte
Texas
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Granger
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Snodgrass Hil
Rowe Crite Eid Thomas
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Union
Swear and Oaths Onboard as Crew Faces Perilous Tide
The scene depicts a captain and bishop aboard during a dangerous voyage as crew resist orders. A late comedy plan collapses, prompting talk of peril and potential mutiny while lightning and rough seas threaten the ship and crew. An aside notes Mingeagta's iron production dominating state figures.
Late market quotations summarize cattle and grain prices
The page lists cattle categories and prices for heifers cows and stockers with corn and grass fed values. It also covers hay feed costs by region and approximate prices for oats, corn, bran, and eggs with regional Denver and Colorado figures.
Miscellaneous Markets Lead and Spelter Prices Reported
Lead steady at 4.07 and a half cents per pound with slight gains for Spelter to 57. Chicago grain and provision prices show mixed bids across wheat corn and other grains with noisy OCR errors obscuring several key figures.
Omaha Live Stock Quotations Report
Cattle prices show native steers around 67.00 to 90.00 with various classes including cows and calves. Grain and feed entries note wheat and corn bids with cash notes and delivery references, reflecting market activity in Omaha and nearby exchanges.
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Omaha
Nee Hale
Talon
Lamba
Butter and Poultry Market Snippet From City Trade
Fragmentary OCR note shows prices or items for butter and poultry with unclear branding and figures, hinting at a city market listing. Readable terms include butter and creamery references with stray numerals and percentages.
Horses Still Prosper as Cars Fail to Diminish Role
Wastington City sidelight reports on farm horse numbers rising despite mechanization. Census data show 1918 US horses at 20 607 000 with high value per head and total $2 278 222 000, while cattle and sheep trends are noted though horses mules and burros remain plentiful and valued.
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Crop Reporter
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Monster fish story from Washington captivates Miami crowd
Capt Charles H Thompson of Miami reports a colossal sea creature seen off Miami on June 1 1918. A five day battle used five harpoons and 15 bullets to kill the monster weighing 20000 pounds and measuring 45 feet long with a 24 inch mouth. The crew aboard a 11 ton yacht was towed 39 hours at 45 mph. More than 6000 onlookers witnessed the shore landing and officials backed the tale as authentic.
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Charles H. Thompson
Miami
Flo
Bush League
Ty Cobb
Washington
Washingtonias
Warmbeth
Thompson
W. L Brooks
Fla
Smithsonian Institution
Washington Citys Only Democratic Newspaper Bulletin
The Bulletin is a unique 22 by 26 inch single sheet printed three times daily in Washington. Editor Dwyer launched it to deliver views without editorial interference, distributing by bicycle to public places. Each edition mixes brief news with ads for amusements, liquor, cigars, and men’s wear.
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Democratic Party
Washington
Ten
Ttte
Dwyer
Bulletin
Preas
Morning rides reveal Secretary Bryan's small pleasures
An eccentric portrait describes Secretary Bryan as an early riser who rides to Rock Creek and Soldiers' Home for dawn canters. He often stops at markets for radishes and chats with wagon vendors, hinting a private habit that fuels speculation about his character.
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Bryan
Rock Creek
Aloe
Hin
Proper Training and Binoculars Care for Young Scouts
An old scout urges helping boys with practical training and teamwork. Instructions warn that extending binocular tubes before use prevents optic nerve issues. A confusing note on cheese care advises a thin butter layer to protect cheese during storage.
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John Wanamaker
Amas
Leo
Leary Heneulves
Fragmented query on worldviews and acceptance
A garbled prompt discusses Ma meaning and the world’s response to opinions, suggesting tension between personal belief and external acceptance. It questions how someone’s view alters social reception and norms.
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