Men who bought at Malvern Hill meet again
Two Civil War veterans one Union and one Confederate met in Zephyrhills Florida near a new colony. Hopkins of the New York regiment and Stafford of the Fifth Florida faced each other in battle at Malvern Hill. They fought with clubbed guns until both were blinded or seriously injured. They later discovered they were foes who had exchanged blows with mutual fatal woe.
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New York
Samuel Stafford
Florida
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Zephyrhills
Coan
Pasco County
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Tech
Pihancee Stafford
Wren
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Brakeman Poisoned by Vermin Exterminator Mix-Up
Ed Samuetso, a Burlington brakeman between Rock Island and Mendota, drank from a jug he mistook for water at Denrock station. The jug contained vermin exterminator. He was rushed to Prophetstown for treatment after immediate emetic and stomach pumping.
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Burlington
Rock Island
Mendota
Denrock
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Rocky Island
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O. C. Kelly
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Samudas
Prophetstown
Farmers Warn Democrats Over Free Meat Tariff Plans
Wallace's Farmer cautions Democrats in Washington about tariff changes said to favor meat imports. It argues free meat would trigger losses for U S farmers, warning of South American and Australian competition and urging vigilance regardless of party.
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Australia
Illinois Pass Graft Showdown Stirs Lawmakers
A 9 to vote in the Illinois Senate railroad committee refused to report favorably a bill to abolish pass graft. The piece recalls Iowa era corruption, noting legislators kept passes, used them for travel to state conventions, primaries, and county meetings, hindering reform.
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Amti
Ilinois
Towa
Illinois Senate urged to end pay graft and pass reform
Wallace's Farmer argues Illinois senators should reject the senate committee report and drag out reform to end pay graft. The piece asserts politicians are tools of corporations and urges removal of lawmakers who vote against the bill to restore integrity in the state legislature.
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Illinois
Senate Committee
Wallace
Former Tampico Resident Dies in Canada
Word reached Tampico Thursday that George Greenman of Drinkwater, Canada, formerly of Tampico, has died. He was a prosperous man who moved to Canada years ago with his family and had since done well. This marks the fourth death in his family within a year at the same place, following the deaths of his brother, father, and mother.
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Teach
Tampico
George Greenman
Drinkwater
Canada
Greenman
Mr Greenman
Sterling Standard
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