Chapter XXII Continued Confederate Action in Review Column
The Confederate chieftain anticipated Sherman turning back after Atlanta. Signal corps riders doubted the feat, yet Sherman planned reinforcements, while Union and Confederate forces clashed along a trail of valor. Led by Colonel John red the hill, 18 guns moved to face former masters, as the review column approached.
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Sherman
Atlanta
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Cotene
JoErston
Confederatces
Desperate Civil War Rail Embargo and Sherman’s Advance
In a detailed narrative of the Atlanta campaign, Confederate forces repeatedly attacked Union rail lines while General Sherman’s army amassed supplies and prepared a decisive move toward the sea. Colonel John leads daring sorties to keep the line open, earning devotion for bravery and humanity. The piece frames Grant, Sherman, and Lee’s positions as the war nears a turning point, with the South facing strategic ruin as Union forces tighten their grip on Georgia and the Carolinas. The ending hints at ongoing hardships and a continuation of the conflict.
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Petween
Job&n
Sherman
Atlanta
Corse
Atlania
Thor
John
Atanta
Georgia
Grant
Richmond
Lee
Battles of the Wilderness
Cold Harbor
Ceser
Worden
Mollie
Molle
Devas
Fair Georgia
Married Life of Snails in Wedlock
A nature student notes snails in wedlock live tranquil lives and are affectionate. Their eyes sit on horn tips, they tuck horns to share a tender look, and the snail husband brings greens to the wife. Snail sweethearts keep affection discreet and hide when a third snail nears.
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Los Angeles
After the Club Banquet Aims and Intrigue
A Damned Fire Club member returns late from a banquet to a confrontational scene with his wife. She insists on talking, and the exchange turns sharp as he gets ready to retreat upstairs. The short piece hints at domestic tension and public nightlife.
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Fire Club
Sip
Negro Baptists in the United States with institutions and papers
The text notes more than 2.9 million Negro Baptists nationwide, supported by fifty educational institutions and forty‑five denominational papers. It mentions a national organization and boards for missions home and foreign education publication and youth societies.
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Boards For Missions, Home and Foreign
Young People’s Societies
Eye symbols on Chinese junks noted in article
The piece explains why Chinese boats paint eyes on both bows. It describes how the eye motif helps the vessels be guided and watched, reflecting cultural maritime beliefs. The observation ties to broader sea life and navigation practices.
PULAJANE BAND ATTACKS Leyte COUPLE 269 Pui sianes clash with Buranen force
In Leyte an early morning battle between 269 Pulajane band under Caesario Pastor and Buranen’s force ends with five killed and several wounded or captured. Police and constabulary were deployed as fighting spread through streets. details of captives and loot include ammunition, receipts, and municipal records seized.
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Manila
Caesario Pastor
Leyte
Hve
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Igws
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Tmne
Pardon Commission
Bilibid
New Envoy to Norway Nomination by the President
The president sent to the Senate the nominations of Herbert H. D. Peirce as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Norway. He would be replaced by Huant ingten Wilson of Illinois as third assistant secretary of state in Peirce's current post.
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Peirce
Chicagoan
Washington
Thne
Tines— Day
Senate
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Death of Ohio Governor Pattison at Milford Home
John M. Pattison, governor of Ohio, died at his Milford home at 4:26 PM on Monday. News from his residence had been favorable earlier, and his death prompted condolences from across the state. Andrew J. Harris, elected lieutenant governor, has assumed the duties of governor per the state constitution.
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Cincinnati
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
Ililford
Andrew JL. Herris
Kidnapper Kean Sentenced to 20 Years in Philadelphia
Freddie Muth case moves swiftly as Joan Joseph Kean pleads and is held without bail until grand jury action. True bill returned, immediate trial granted, judge Sulzburger imposes a 20 year term. From arrest to penitentiary transfer under 24 hours. Also brief notes on a Russian visitor to President Roosevelt and a mining accident in Calumet Michigan.
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Philadelphia
Joan Joseph Kean
Freddie Muth
Srend
Grand
Kean
Sulzbureger
Americans Are Paint Users and the Ready Mixed Revolution
A historical examination notes Americans consume vast paint amounts with over 320000000 gallons yearly, driven by neatness and sanitary beliefs. Ready mixed paints, popular since 1860, transformed building upkeep, expanding the industry to 69 million gallons by 1900, while warning against low price mail order substitutes and stressing linseed oil and proper mixing as essential.
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Octave Thanet
Japan
Innovation in Oregon and political quips fade into locals
Palefaces from the east raise fly screen cots in Oregon homes as remarks echo about fly troubles at Bay Harbor. Uncle Eben notes the elephant and mule figures in politics reflect parade and kicks. The Observer mocks cages for parrots, and the Washington Star adds whimsy about containment.
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Oregon
North Bend Harbor
Eben
Washington Star
President Victor Wins Liberal Use of Big Stick on Packers
June 26 report praises the administration for leveraged action that pushed meat inspection reform through the House. Officials Wilson Haugen express satisfaction with the enacted measure, noting it improves inspection feasibility and that $3.6 million annual funding should cover several years.
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Wilson
Haugen
Letop
Rho
Vescerass
Lae
Senate
TRE Cour
Haugan
Committee On Agriculure
Cromwell Refuses to Answer in Isthmean Canal Probe
Washington June 20 Cromwell again refused to answer questions posed by the Senate committee on interoceanic canal. He cited confidential relations with the Panama Canal company and said he could not disclose employer interests in private business matters. The committee adjourned until next Tuesday without completing the record.
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Cromwell
Washington, D.C
Senate Committee On
Towan Arrested in Cuba AfterEmbezzlement Case
Singleton Chaudiorn a 23 year old traveling salesman wanted for embezzling 5000 dollars from Spaulding Manufacturing Grinnell Iowa was arrested in Pinar Del Rio Cuba after eluding pursuit in the United States and Canada He and his wife Abbie Chaudiorn were in Cuba and Cuban authorities seized money and a sugar plantation tied to the case.
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St. Louis
United States
Canada
Singleton Chaudhern
Spaulding Manufacturing Company
Grinnell
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Pinkerton
Cnaudiom
Traveling Men’s Association
Cabie Dispatches
Narrow Escape Attempt Report From St Petersburg Palace
A circumstantial report claims General Trepolt, palace commandant, narrowly escaped an attack by a well dressed woman posing as Princess Narishkin. The assailant allegedly gained entry and drew a revolver before being restrained. Police deny the incident.
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Trepolf
St Petersburg
General Trepolt
Princess Narishkin
Trepoid
Sred
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