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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1908

Page

7

Escape in the Libby Prison Tunnel Case

A detailed account of the 1864 Libby Prison tunnel escape led by Rose and Major Hamilton. Fifteen prisoners labored for days beneath Richmond to hollow an earthen shaft under a shed, using a rope ladder to reach safety while avoiding guards. Secrecy and risk defined the effort as the tunnel finally yielded a successful breakout amid a chaotic post-escape scene and subsequent recaptures.

A. G. Hamilton Twelfth Kentucky Cavalry Thirth Rore Hamillton Rowe Hherry Corumisaloners Poldiera Belle Isle Unies Tibby Poe Hamilton Peeret Everness Tose Rosé Rose Heil Roge Oelock Valentines Tiva Bose My ‘de Mae

Sheridan Meets Creek Near Blackwater in Civil War Tale

An anecdote from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune retells General Philip Sheridan guiding an older Confederate civilian to Blackwater Creek. Sheridan questions the man, insists on showing him the creek four miles from his home, and then releases him amid cheers and questions from troops about the creek’s appearance.

Bharidalla Phil Lee Blackwater Sheridan Black Water Hing Blackwater Creek Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Reunited After Years Brothers Reported Dead Meet

Jeremiah McFarland and James McFarland, once believed dead after Civil War service, reunited on a farm near Dundee Iowa. Jeremiah had heard James was dead. James believed Jeremiah killed. They discovered each other after a long life apart, sparked by GAR Saratoga meeting and inquiries in Manchester Iowa.

Bswa Jeremiah McFarland James McFarland Dundee Delaware County New York State Shiloh Jeremiah James Washington State Grand’ Army of the Republic Saratoga Washington Alaska Manchester James ‘McFarland

Not All Gone Confederate Soldier’s Defiant Claim

A Confederate soldier who fled Nashville two days earlier hid in woods and declared he was whipped yet not scattered. The account notes his demoralization and stubborn resolve amid pursuit and hardship. Bat down and commenced thinking as he faced capture and fate. The piece also mentions Tega Harring, a Civil War veteran famed for his height and sharpshooter marks, who died at Gladstone on December 27. Deg. 27 Inet: BAAD ! Hebe the sie man peninsula of Michigans:

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Father John heals, tragedy strikes after post parcel

An ancient tale recounted of Father John aiding a gravely ill boy. A post parcel sent as a final gift contained candles and a shroud, revealing a deadly shock. The tale ends with the boy’s death as the scene shifts to moralizing about prudent charity and banking. The text then shifts to a bank ad urging trust in Marion Center National Bank with a four percent time deposit offer.

Jane John London P. T Marion Center National Bank

Percheron Stallions to Be Offered at Indiana County Farms

Hall and stallions Ceasar Prince Albert are advertised for the 1908 season with weekly on farm showings near Onberz and at Indiana Blairsville road. D. C. Epwanns announces two good Percheron sires and urges breeders to inspect before elsewhere. Indiana County Poor District bonds issued by county commissioners totaling $20 000, 4 percent interest, semiannually, redeemable in 2 and 6 years, dated June 1 1908.

Hall Ceasar Prince Albert Onberz Indiana Fair Grounds Blairsville Road D. C. Epwanns Indiana County Borough of Indiana County Courthrouse Ernestor Clymer Summit Street Marion Road Halcyon Heights

A Fine Stallion Carley in Brushyal Ley Township

The draft stallion A Fine Stallion, also called Charley, of the Haghshire stock with Percheron dam will stand for the 1008 season at the owner's Brushyal ley township stable each day except Tuesday when it stands at John Altimus east of Mechaniceburg. Good judges praise Charley as a top cost getter in the county.

Carley Haghshire Percheron Brushyalley Township John 5 Altimus Mechaniceburg Charley Lis Hugh Peppicord

Unclear OCR financial entry with banks and assets

Fragmented text lists banking terms and balances including bonds, circulation, reserves, notes, and currency. Numerous garbled words obscure specifics, but mentions United States Bond, 60,000.00, star banks, 78,063,168 checks and other items, and other asset categories within a banking house ledger.

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