A Civil War Raid Ends in Fateful Hanging at Atlanta Field
In a March tribunal, twenty men from Ohio face execution for a raid near Atlanta. George Wilson and fellow convicts confront death with defiance while others plead for mercy. Five men survive the scaffold as exchanges and medals mark the aftermath.
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Xeontell
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Perry G. Shadrack
Samuel Slavens
Samuel Robinson
John Scott
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George Wilson
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Shadrack
Slavens
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Ross
Alty
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T . George Wilson
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Campbell
United States
Jacob Parrott
Detroit Free Press
Wheat from High Latitudes Reaches Winnipeg Trade
A half bushel of wheat claimed to be grown fifteen hundred miles north of Winnipeg Manitoba was brought by a half breed Indian to trade. The grain, passed around as a curiosity, reached a Minnesota traveler and was later sent to Professor Lacy at the State Agricultural College for study. The berry is plump and bright, suggesting hardiness, and the source notes uncertainty about exact distance.
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Manitoba
Minnesota
Lacy
State Agricultural College
Mianesote
St. Pat
Dioner
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