Stonewall Jackson the Soldier Saint of the Lost Cause
A tribute recounts Stonewall Jackson as a devout Christian and fearless Confederate general. It notes his faith driven leadership from West Point through Mexican War to Virginia Military Institute, his battlefield genius at Chancellorsville and Manassas, and his death after being wounded by own troops. It frames his victory as guided by Providence and discusses the Lost Cause context.
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Stonewell Brigade
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Virginia
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Clarkeburg
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West Point
Reeds
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Episcopal Church
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Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
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Tron
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Silk Hats for Hire in London District Faces Modern Pressure
An elderly London hatter, eighty four, recounts his Silk Hats for Weddings and Funerals business as urban progress displaces old shops. He notes dwindling trade, changing city life, and the loss of a once respectable trade on a dim Metropolis path.
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London County Council
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On the Austrian border a tale of travel mishaps and intrusive checks
An English woman recounts delays at the Austrian frontier on a journey from Turkey to Paris. Officials searched baggage and forced her to open parcels including a box of Turkish delight, provoking tension and accusations of smuggling due to her unaccompanied status.
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Turkey
Paris
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Austria
Dentists Stand Against Klasing Prompt Social Backlash
Dentists who opposed Klasing faced reduced patronage from appealing young women, signaling social and professional repercussions for taking a public stand.
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Vice in France: Ether Drug Fad and Absinthe Ties
Paris reports a rising vice centered on ether consumption and absinthe use. Citizens inhale ether vapor then drink it. officials note 40 percent of poorer classes visit the police prefecture dispensary. Doctors warn of daily limits while some pharmacists cite far higher personal usage.
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France
Paris
World coal output rises but lags peak years
A London report shows 1903 output in Germany and France surpassed earlier records while the United Kingdom Belgium and the United States saw 1903 levels exceeded by 1983 but still below 1907. World coal output reached 950 million tons in 1908, with the UK producing over a quarter. British coal mining employed about 966 thousand workers that year.
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London
Germany
France
United Kingdom
Belgium
United States
Great Britain
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