Who Was Well Acquainted With John Brown
Local memoir recounts Anderson county residents aiding abolitionist actions with John Brown. It describes an escape network from Missouri into Kansas, a cabin near Berea, and the arduous moving of enslaved families through Osawatomie and Lane to safety. The narrator details a baby named John Brown born during the journey and a protected fugitive camp along Big Potawatomie creek.
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Anderson County
Delos Walker
Kansas
Nou
John Brown
Alt
Berea
Green Mountain
Charles Seems
Missouri
Jim
Brown
Lane
Greeley
Middle Creek
Kentucky
Franklin County
Underground Railroad
Big Potawatomie Creek
Canada
Our Own Forever and God’s Gift in Grief
Poem-like meditation on enduring loss and faith. It expresses that loved ones remain with souls, even as they pass beyond sight, and that patience and divine mercy will guide through sorrow until peace and understanding arrive.
Rev Dixon declines Ottawa debate with Debs on Socialism
Rev Frank Dixon brother of Rev Thos Dixon rejects Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly offer to debate Eugene V Debs on Socialism. The minister avoids arguing in defense of that belief, signaling fear or reluctance to face Debs in public discussion.
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Frank Dixon
Thos. Dixon
Ottawa
Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly Board
Eugene V. Debs
Dixon
Debs
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Kagi
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Rev. S. J. Adair
Osawatomie
Miamas Des Cygnes
Darky
God
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Susan Coothnor
Vaughn
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