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Newspaper
Cuba Patriot
Location
Cuba, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1886
Page
6
Two Young Men in the City Edward and Nicholas
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage contrasts two city bound youths Edward and Nicholas. Edward succumbs to temptations, gambling and drink, loses work and life chances, while Nicholas stays faithful, rises in business, marries well, and remains devoted to God, highlighting religion as the key difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Edward
Nicholas
Althovgh
Nicholia
Radaadl
Crean
Canal Street
Atlantic Avenue
Fulton
Meathward
Tovine
Lever
Snen
O'Elovl
Tel
Faward
Himan
Dirm
Novas
Snars
Iean
Mieht
Moora
Derusalem
Pheouch
Tia
Scheinhler
Niklas
Nichlas
Heerose
Brand
Bach
House of God
City
Ifs
Gibraltar
Earth
Hell
Althanch Dean
Sen
Phad
Giame
Cameldias
Enlat
Fileward
Theat Brothers
Tubiaautely
Lenoir the Porret Dies at Paria at 103
Chicago readers note the death of Lenoir a famed porret in Paria aged 103. The bird Could repeat many words and phrases from lines to France through which it lived, and was known for its vocal feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lenoir
Porret
Paria Recenty
France
Isle of Wight blockade run and capture story unfolds
Narrative recounts a Confederate cargo raid aboard the Isle of Wight loaded with artillery and muskets bound for Nassau, the mutiny plot, the ensuing firefight with a Yankee pilot, and eventual capture by a Union blockader. It notes postwar tales of John Brown relics, and a proposed monument debate in Washington and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Liverpool
Wm. Savage
Charleston
Isle of Wight
Savage
Nassau
Confederacy
John Bull
Graham
Diqger
William
Dean
Pye
Finehiand
Savare
Sera
Gao Stone Iba
Lonisvitle Courier-Journal
John Brown's Pikes and a Whale Trade Tale
Monson Massachusetts resident George H Newton shares a curious wartime artifact story about John Brown. A 40 ton whale exhibited in Davenport Iowa leads to a pike exchange guarantee noting Brown's pikes were mostly sent south by Loyd under Buchanan era politics and later used to arm a Texas regiment. The pikes were stored at Mount Vernon Alabama arsenal, burned, then rolled into iron at Rock Island Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of War
Hiram Price
Davenport
J. W. Flagger
Ned Coppock
Brown
Harper's Ferry
Ohio
Coppock
Elliott's Mills
Thomson
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Maryland Heights
Jobo Brown
Thomas Gaver
Gaver
John E. Cook
Winois
Ile
Cook
Nhece
Marsters Ferry
Indiana
Kansas
Washington
John Brown
Woolfatherer
Charleston
Aker
Philadelphia Times
George H. Newton
Monson
Mass
Great West
Witherell
Buchanan
Tytter
Texas
Mount Vernon
Ala
Rock Island
P Kesay
Iste war picket tale and a half grown pig
A nineteen year old Union cavalry recruit recounts a night on picket duty in 1864 near Petersburg. While guarding a field from a bush where a Confederate rider might appear a half grown pig bolts from a clump of bushes, startling the rider and the narrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth New York Cavalry
Army of the Potomac
Grant
Petersburg
Tenth New York
Ito
Agiert, Co
National Tribune
After the Battle at Shiloh Capt. Roe Describes War Horrors
Capt. Roe of the Philadelphia Times recalls the brutal aftermath of the Civil War clash at Shiloh. He describes torn bodies, a young wealthy youth with chest laid open, and the night spent shifting between muddy and rainy sides as Union hope hinges on Buell’s dawn arrival. The piece mourns war’s extremity and asserts Northern resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis
Buel
Shiiob
Roe. Farrell
Philadelphia Times
Queer Named Veterans in Pension Ledger
A Pension Office clerk muses on the odd collection of names on veteran pension books. He notes Daniel Webster and George Washington beside Oliver Cromwell and Julius Caesar, with humorous entries like Ham and Sugarfoot showing the wide variety of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Pension Office
Daniel Webster
George Washington
Oliver Cromwell
Julius Cesar
John Wesley
Henry Clay
Jett Davis
Ham
Coon
Rats
Sugarfoot
Kastinton
Senator Harrison Opens Indiana Republican Campaign
Senator Benjamin Harrison of Indiana launched the Republican campaign in Indiana. A fragment from his Staile speech outlines alleged Democratic misdeeds, criticizing corruption and election manipulation while asserting the need for reform and party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Nis Teilie
Foliewey
Parteugr Ulia
PENSION Abuses in a Democratic Campaign Document
A Democratic Congressional Committee pamphlet titled Republican Abuses in the Pension Bureau is criticized for misstatements and slanders. The piece claims postal misdelivery and partisan manipulation of pension bills, citing House and Senate votes and noting the involvement of Senator Kenna. The piece ends with a note on the cost of manual Southern vote counting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Congressional Committee
Treasury
Balanesad
Treasury Hat
Andrew Johnson
Aii
Jackson
Polk
Natawa
Ots
New York
Repubis
Democratic Congressional
Democratic
Cones +mittes
Guayreastoneau
United States
Congress
Ansil
Democratic Nations
Democratic Party
Sicily
Lincoln Ireneh
Gil
Senate
House
Eichleven
Reed
Maine
Kenna
N. FL
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