Jefferson Davis Born in 1808 at Fairview Kentucky
Jefferson Davis the first and only President of the Confederate States was born June 3 1808 in a one story farmhouse at Fairview Todd County Kentucky. The article traces his lineage education and rise from soldier to statesman noting his Transylvania University West Point and early service, ending with his death in 1889 and lasting Lost Cause reverence.
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Fragmentary obituary fragment from Richmond cemetery burial
A partially recovered notice notes a funeral procession in Mexico with thousands passing in sadness. The deceased was buried in Beaufort Memorial Cemetery at sunset, and later moved in 1893 at citizens' request to Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond Virginia for entombment.
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Mexico
Beautiful Mectorie
Richmond Va
Hollywood Cemetery
Kanawha Delegation Heads to Jackson's Mill Club Meet
Kanawha county delegation to the PoureH club conference traveled to Jackson's Mill yesterday. Members include T. H. McGouran Mrs Katharyn Kessel agent Belle Garbin Dunbar Rule Mooney Oakwood Heights Clover Davis Pratt Mabel Marks Elkview Maxine Williams Malden and Georgia McBrayer Pratt.
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Kanawha County
Jackson's Mill
T. H. McGouran
Katharyn Kessel
Belle Garbin
Dunbar
Rule Mooney
Oakwood Heights
Clover Davis
Pratt
Mabel Marks
Elkview
Maxine Williams
Malden
Georgia McBrayer
England Faces Streets With Over 500 Inhabitants Children 1930
Report notes that more than one in five hundred children were seen on English streets in 1930 as urban life shapes young lives. This snapshot highlights street presence among youth during that era.
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England
Weather and river report across states with variable showers
Weather outlook across Ohio West Virginia Maryland and Kentucky shows variable clouds warmer temperatures and chances of scattered thundershowers. River observations on the Kanawha and Ohio report fluctuating stages with several dams and locks noted at multiple points yesterday.
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