The Maiden's Heart: A Soldier's Last Token
A verse tale portrays Harold Gray’s death and a girl named Mollie Dean. She gifts him her beating heart as a symbol of memory, and he vows to keep it. They walk home in sorrow then muse on love, fate, and a playful, bittersweet exchange at the grave.
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Mollie Dean
Harold Gray
Harold
Proper Salute to the Greatest of All the Flags
A first person reminiscence on flag salutes from the Civil War era, recounting a child’s memory of saluting the Star-Spangled Banner with a French courtesy under a veteran grandmother and a father who saved the flag at Shiloh. The piece frames patriotism as enduring duty and the flag as a symbol of union.
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Alway
Arctic
Symmes
Pelehy
Lockwood
Newport
Carricka
Cincinnati
Third Street
Hisiwaya
Shiloh
Union
Taft Visits Charlotte for Mecklenburg Day Celebration
President Taft attended Charlotte North Carolina's Mecklenburg declaration celebration amid three days of militia drills band concerts and athletic events. Governors Kitchin and other state leaders spoke as Taft reviewed a parade and addressed crowds at the Selwyn hotel and public reception. The event rekindled a long running Mecklenburg independence controversy with historians debating the county's May 1775 declaration and its wording.
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North Carolina
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
N. C
United States
Taft
Charlotte Fire Companies
United States Cavalry
Fair Grounds
Charlotte Drum Corpse
Gov. Kitchin
Fair Ground
Order of Red Men
Selwyn Hotel
Kitchin
Simmons and Overman
Mia
Stonewall Jackson
Hiddle University
Mecklenburg County
Great Britain
Massachusetts
Virginia
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Congress
Davidson
Nathaniel Macon
Senate
Joseph Graham
Macon
Joseph McKnitt Alexander
John MecKnitt Alexander
Alexander
Raleigh
Register
Boston
Lexington
America
California Girl Killed by Rejected Suitor in Los Angeles
Helena Mendentes refused marriage to Carluth Ramirez, an orange picker 40, angered by the rejection. He shot her four times in the doorway of her Ban Gabriel home Tuesday morning, then killed himself with a pistol in the same room. Parents opposed the engagement and influenced her refusal.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Helena Mendentves
Carluth Ramires
Tee
Ban Gabriel
Pad
Helena
Blind Tigers Operated in China Spur License Action
F Zilffenburg was fined ten lyancs at the French consular court for selling intoxicating Squora without a license at 580 Chapoo Road on the 29th instant. He was ordered to obtain a license or close the establishment.
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China
Chapoo Road
F Zilffenburg
Comsular Court
Shanghai
Captain Valine Arrives as Prisoner at Bing Sing
Captain Peter C. Valine Jr arrives at Bing Sing prison station unexpectedly. He shows calm submission as he is searched and assigned inmate number 2022, then clothed in prison garb and led to his cell at the guard bar.
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Oasiping
Peter C. Valine, Jr
Bing Sing Aa
Allence
Vale
Tim
Barbor
Beehaven
Bla
Memorial Day Ties North and South Across Wars
The article recalls Memorial Day origins from 1868, honoring Union and Confederate fallen, and notes its spread across states. It emphasizes unity after wars, the Spanish-American War, and the fading Grand Army ranks while preserving remembrance through veterans groups and national reflection.
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Grand Army
Union
Southland
South
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Taelf
Antietam
Fault Oaks
Gettysburg
Ifealnes
Battlefelda
Spain
Potowac
North Carolina
Cypresea
Wvill
Sons of Veterans
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President Taft
Mr. Taft
California
Hanna
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