Countess Adeline Schimmelmann Philanthropist Abroad
The Countess Adeline Schimmelmann travels widely for gospel work and charity. Her yacht funded by royal connections fed 60,000 homeless and she claims substantial donations. Born in Schleswig Holstein, she served as a royal maid and faced persecution and kidnapping amid political strife before resuming her philanthropic missions.
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Leen Dione
Adeline
Selimmelmann
Schleswig-Tholstein
Tee
Artie
Comntey Gb
Berlin
Wren
York
Gen Merritt's Rise From Civil War Hero to Brigadier General
The article traces Philip H. Merritt’s rapid Civil War ascent, listing seven brevets and multiple promotions in two years. It highlights key exploits at Five Forks, Winchester, Five Forks, and Gettysburg, noting praise from Sheridan and long service with the Army of the Potomac. It ends with Merritt’s postwar standing and peer remarks about his versatility and leadership.
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Phil
Owen
Woeasten Merritt
West Point
Tieverly
Iedentbounel
Gug Ulravih
Ip Tiatt Oe
Veiting
Iain
Mandinviy
Unio Cave
Wirteli
Army of the Potonige
Merritt
Lacavaley
Vinton
Custer
Buford
War Department
Gettysburg
Dicketts
Round Top
Tee
Longstreet
Pickett
Longstree
Wilson
Little Phil
Sind
Army of the Potomac
Washington
Winchester
Breckinridge
Witzhugh Lee
United States Army
Lee
McLean
Northern Virginia
Hil Sheridan
Shenandoah
Syell
Ship Icebound for Fifty Years Drifts Into Harbor
The icebound vessel arrives at Corve harbor after drifting for fifty years revealing a startling find from the sea. In 1858 the Agores island region near Corve yielded one of history’s most curious discoveries and now locals recount the astonishing tale.
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Corve
Agores
The Oregon’s Great Voyage News in Rio De Janeiro
Lacking details but noting the reception of Dewey’s Manila Bay victory aboard the Oregon in Rio. Marines and crew celebrate with coal shoveling and songs while the ship prepares for possible combat. Men cheer for Dewey Asiatic squadron captain and officers. Cap bands read Remember the Maine.
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Dewey
Oregon
Wherle
Rio de Janeiro
Liewey
Commodore Dewey
Manila Bay
Wil
Rio
Maine
The Transvaal Raid Parable on Sparing Jameson Leaders
An Amsterdam sourced tale recounts an Horusic Parable from the Transvaal crisis in which Kruger and Boer chiefs debate sparing Jameson’s leaders. The fable highlights a neighborly plea to avoid further bloodshed by seeking reparations, illustrating the value of prudence and moderation amid war fears.
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Jameso
Howhiel
Jaimeson
Nieuws
Kruger
Ile
Phan
Lerbie
Preston
Jeger
Lincoln House At Ford’s Theatre Reopens As Museum
Washington special reports the Burnt District house near the Ford’s Theatre site, once dilapidated and rumored haunted, has been renovated under Congress acts and is now used as a museum of Lincoln relics.
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Lincoln
Gad I
Congres
Corspirenais
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