Gen Gordon Re elected Confederate Veterans Leader at Piedmont Park
Gen John B Gordon, leader of the Confederate Veterans, was chosen commander in chief at a Piedmont Park reunion in Atlanta in front of about 12 000 attendees. The gathering endorsed a war support resolution for the United States and re elected officers while pledging loyalty to a reunited country.
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Atlanta
John B. Gordon
Piedmont Park
United Confederate Veterans
John B. Condon
Georgia
Department of Tennessee
Stephen PD. Lee
Mississippi
Trans-Mississippi
W.J. Cabell
Texas
Army of Virginia
Wade Hampton
Virginia
Stephen D. Lee
United States of America
Spain
Confederacy
Sons of Veterans
Tre
John J. Gordon
A. 0. Kelley
Tennessee
Capt. Hill
Arkansas
J. A. Smithee
Missouri
J. L. Gantt
W. T. Shephard
North Carolina
H. Barker
District of Columb
F. H. Mackey
South Carolina
George B. Lake
Alabama
J. W. A. Sanford
Indian Territory
J. W. Gollidge
Kentucky
Gel. Benton H. Young
Florida
John G. Law
Mississimippi
L. L. Miller
West Virginia
John A. Lafey
Louisiana
David Zhbe
J. E. Moyler
Oklahoma
Robert Reed
California
Historical Committee
Stephen D. Leo
South
Leo Them
The
United States
Wheeler
Fitzhugh Lee
Army of the
Applagne
American Republic
CORT
Pitdmont Park
Gordon
Miriam Candy
Eizabeth
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Edwin A. Pratt
Diverse Notes on Nations and War Hearts
A patchwork of statements spans Portugal and Spain family naming customs, Cuban medicine shipments, London flour trade values, Mexican postduel support, a Missouri divorce case, Bavarian bicycle scarcity, Confederate veteran leadership, and literary mentions. It touches on cultural, political, and commercial facts with varied specifics and names from historical discourse.
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Spain
Cuba
London
Mexico
Camp Life at Chicky Chickamauga War Cartoon
A humorous Arkansas Democrat piece by W. O. Whitthorne, detailing rough camp life with rations, clothing, doctors, drills, punishments, and mock patriotism. It lampoons poor provisioning, half‑cooked meals, and comic military absurdities as volunteers endure heat, marching, guard duty, and cramped conditions while poking fun at civilian medical cures and petty discipline.
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The
Arkansas Democrat
Chickamauga
W. O. Whitthorne
Columbia
Yenn
Arkansas
Patriopina
Poll tax rules for voting in 1807 election
Citizens must present a 1807 poll tax receipt to vote or furnish certified copies or affidavits showing payment. Those without proper proof face indictment and their ballots may be invalid. Restrictions cover ages under 21, bogus receipts, and prohibitions on payments to influence votes. Ballot design constraints apply outside district six. Penalties include fines up to one thousand and up to five years in prison.
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6Th District
Rough Riders Not a New York Regiment in Reader Letter
A Tampa letter defends the Rough Riders as a Western led unit and disputes New York press claims. It highlights Capt O Neal and Capt McClintock actions, the Arizona flag, and a New Mexico soldier’s bravery. The writer, W C Hosen of Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, urges fair treatment of all regimental members.
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Mother Hubbard
Rough Rider
Huser
New York Journal
Tampa
Fla
New York
Rough Riders
Tate
Arizona
World
Sny
Borrowe
O'Neal
San Diego de Cuba
O'Neil
McClintock
Arizona Beyas
Cuba
Phoenix
New Mexico
Bonday
W. C. Hosen
Roosevelt
Baseball to Biblical Times Asserts Ancient Theatrics
A Canton Ohio Theological student writes on baseball among the ancients. He claims humorous parallels from Bible stories to baseball actions, noting the devil as coach, Eve stealing first, Samson fanning hits, Moses parting the Red Sea, and other playful correlations. A stray ad fragment about Harper's SRE pain relief appears.
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Canton
Devil
Eve
Adam
Ivano
Rebecca
Sampson
Moses
Cain
Abel
Abrahian
Davi
Red Sea
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Gen. Gordon
Portugal
Bavaria
Lippincott
Joseph A. Altwheler
Alleghanies
John Ford Barbour
Galatia
Laguls
Hondloren
Hotel Hamilton
Bristol
W. P. Hamilton
Auteurs
Proebster
Wash
Brain
Ue Eal Tor
Bau Fransisco
Miles’ Nervine
Nol Kzeriel Obear
Beverly
Mass
Miles
Enon
Bikbast, Lod
Cairo
Hades
Wea
Smith
Hemenway
South 24 Street
St. Loula
Lesl Dregeixts
Pla
Iter
Baur
Parcoreaz
San Juan
Philadelphia
Siboney
Port Antonia
Joe Wheeler
Bantingo
Aii
Mason and Dixon Line
Shafter
Brant
Joe" Wheeler
Harper's
Perie
Royal
HB Miller Ji
W. J. Miller Ml
Drs. Miller
Physicians and Surgeone
Opera House
Maurer To Kam
KS. Miller
King Street
W J. Miller
Watauga Avenue
Ronit Street
BE. A. Long
M. D
Oriier
J. D. Cox
Public Square
Walnut
J. W. Cox
Johnson City
Cox
Main
Buffalo Streets
Unaka Avenue
A. W.stiles
Jonesboro Banking and Trust Co
Robt
Burrow
Covaties
Washington
Suluivn
Carter Johnson
Unicot
Faw
Law Block
Market Street
Thad, A. Cox
Attorne
Law
Solcitor
Chaneara
Offce
Ubas
H. Jbnings
Harris
By. Kirkpatrick
Williams
Jowme Kirkpatriot
Willams & Bowman
Chancery
B. H. Miller Arronyay
Arte
R. R.mmert
Exwiy, Texa
OY H. Lyle
Justice of the Peace
Hotary
Orvice
Ton Corer
Town
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
Gille—Market Street
Paw Block
Dr. B. Young
Matarpeixo
Virginia College For Young Ladies
Roanoke
Pennyroyal Pict
Yanees Sho Fe
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