The Rise and Fall of Six Avenue Bank Robbers
A long narrative chronicles William Groves and allies Pell Classen and Simmons, their bold bank fraud using Sixth Avenue National Bank, and the brutal collapse of their scheme. The tale ends with convictions, a death in poverty, and a moral about the lure of wealth. Center Moriches and various urban political clashes are also touched, with a closing note on Doctor Talmage’s tabernacle and its ruined aftermath.
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William P. Groventeen
Piatbueh
Kings County
Ridge
Pational Bank
Toola
Stetes
Pell
Simmons
Claasso
Claasen
Groves
Teemyra
Avenue National
Claud Duval
Sixth National
Wod He-Wase
Aspicion
Phanca
Sixth Avenue National Bank
Ruateas
Atock
Classen
Simmone
States
Meriches
Long Island
New York
Moriches
Nichols
Chicago
Advertiser
Lovass
Edward York
Westerly
St. 1
G. A. Fulton
Ithaca
I Fulton
Fulton
Brattleboro
Aistere
Brothera
Mr. York
United States
Maila
York
Fragmante
Jacobs
Strong
Albany
Cooper Institute
Brooklyn
Greene
Clinton Avenues
Doctor Talmage
Mount of Olives
T. DeWitt Talmage
Agin
Olbera
Tabernacle
Visit Reveals Southern Ties Strengthened Across States
The writer outlines a three week tour through Florida Alabama Georgia and Tennessee meeting Southern and Northern figures. Highlights include attendance at Da Funiak Springs Chautauqua and Penacola visits. Dr Lovetess, Alabama pastor, hosted a Steubenville preacher sharing harbor views and broad insights into postwar unity.
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Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
South
da Funiak Springs
Pensacola
Methodist Church
Lovelesa
Pease Coie
Lovetess
Steubenville
Lovelas
Northward memories and Southern scenes from a pastor
A pastor recalls linking with G A R volunteers decorating Confederate graves at Oakwood and shares observations from northern-tinged Florida and Georgia towns. He notes the Florida piney woods, ox carts, and long ox whip, the mixed crowds arriving by rail, prohibition dynamics, and Atlanta's bustling, Northern-city like atmosphere during a rapid journey from De Finish to Atlanta.
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Lincols
Grant
Chicago
John A. Logen
Oakwood Cemetery
Carp
Douglass
Secord
Game Church
Dreasen
de Fhviak
State Normal School
Wilbur L. Davidson
W. A. Davidson
Florida
Pensacola
River Junction
South
North
Atlanta
Chattanooga to Lookout Mountain Trip and Southern Educational Sites
A description of visits to Atlanta institutions and Nashville colleges highlights the education of colored students. The piece lauds Fisk University, Meharry Medical College, Vanderbilt, and the South’s church influence, noting Dr. Hosa and the moral stance against mob violence. It recalls Civil War battle sites around Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain as part of a broader regional history.
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Gimmen
Behoal
Clark, University
South
Atlanta
Atlanta University
New England
Spellman Seminary
Baptist Church
Battle Grounds
Werervias
Parke Ard
Aire
Parke
Northwestern University
Jgun
Our
Ohio
McPherson
Atill
Woode
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Great National Cemetery
Bloly
Awful Chickamauga
Point Lookout
Nashville
Central Tennesage College
Meharry Medical College
Fisk University
Congregational Church
Vanderbilt University
E. E. Hoes
Hosa
Advocate of
Vanderbilt
Commodore
Great “Church
Hoss
John Sevier
Tosa
the Wrier
Union
Coshocton
Russel B. Porr
Steubenville, O
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Cosmoston, C
Bloadbrim
Southern
Letter
Dr. Pope
ROYAL
Weil
Owell
Odell & Co
Bradford
Scott
Rogers
Scott & Bowne
O10 Farmer
Cleveland
Gshocton Age
Ohio Farmer
O. Bend
Age
Gshocton
Peal
Peel
Gerda
W. M. Smith
the Age
Ohio Farmer and
New York Tribune
France Medical Institute
Park Hotel
France
France Medical and Surgical Instituts
Gay Stonebrock
New State House
Columbus
Hie Tong
America
Europe
Columbae
the Park Hotel
Ceekodten
France Sioune Ie
Maui
Noge
Brenchitia
Grrhive