The Great Struggle for Freedom in Civil War Figures
A Washington correspondent defends Confederate numbers and motive in a historical table by Caynenovey G. Lee. He argues Northern manpower and leadership were overestimated, cites Francis Lee and Cooper authorities, and claims Northern bias and press misrepresentation hid Confederate bravery and cause.
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Lee
Aguivan
Cayxenovey G. Lee
Warhington
Bath
North
Gorntanr
Bowlin
Federal Army
Betes
Tisai Antietam
Vreath Chancellorsville
PRL Agl Feeduriekabing
Cottyabunrg
Feder
Nopthieh
New York
Washington
Tsu
J. A. Early
Southern Historical Society
Papure
Saya
Wit
South
Cyata
D. Appleton & Co
Charles AL Donn
Inu
Kaya
Cooper
Valwe VT
Col
Fox
United Sotus
Seleven
Pavd
Confederate States
Virginia
Alexandria
Norfolk
Wheeling
Alexande
Northord
Tay
Anole
Eise
Witkoal
Davin
Stephens
Notice on Avary Man and Woman Interest in United States
Fragmentary notice requests attention to an interred matter involving an Avary man and woman. It mentions the Opin and whiskey Mable, with names like Friinla and Thave a wf amy hooks. A free item may be sent to Hox WT, MLIMHLA Hay, and similar.
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United States
Vanderbilt Makes Present Columbia February 2
A Vanderbilt presents cash to John Mel Gougan of Bethune after a fire on the Seaboard Air Line Florida Limited train delayed the service. The gift was given to cover losses from a blaze that destroyed quantities of cargo. The millionaire anticipated the fire would create a heavy burden on Gougan and acted to aid him.
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Columbia
Colombia
Seaboard Air Link Florida Limited
Mero Vane
Norris mill leaders appoint Gaines president and Soro secretary
Col. D K Norris’s successors take over Norris mill and Jaxaquenna mill with Wt Gaines elected president of the Jaxaquenna mill and Mr Sora secretary of the Norris mill. Gaines, a well known Piskens county businessman, to serve until the stockholders meet on the date May. Circuit Judge Ernest Giry rules on short form arrest warrants omitting state name and lacking designation. Tennessee Legislature passes law taxing schools.
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Norris
Norris Coon Milla Cay
Tesnyavenn
Central
Milla
Thomas M. Norris
Col. Norris
Norris Mill
G. Gaines
Jaxaquenna
Sora
Norrie Mill
Gaines
Piskens County
Ernest Giry Haw
Greenville
Tennessee
Two Trainmen Killed in Georgia Collision
C. Wilhelm and C. Archer, both Atlanta residents, died in a head on crash between freight trains 64 and 83 near McDonough Georgia. Engineer Wilhelm 36 and fireman Archer 27 were fatally injured as No. 64 entered a wide track and No. 88 rounded a curve after a red signal. Wilhelm left a wife Mina Pitchford and two children Mary and Fred. Archer served as a respected crew member with many friends mourning the loss.
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Callante Constitution
R. CG. Wilhelm
Bouthern
O. Archer
Atlanta
McDonough
Calvin Archer
Wilhelm
Archer
Hi. M. Patternon
Grady Hospital
R. C. Wilhelm
Crew Street
Efe
Mina Ida Pitchford
Walhalla
S. C
Mary
Fred
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineera
Cay
C. C. Archer
Ab North Moore Tree
Important Meeting Called for Cotton Growers in Oconee
A call issued by the Loterstate Cotton Growers Convention summons cotton growers and residents of Oconee County to a February 11 1905 gathering at Seneca South Carolina Graded School Academy to hear delegates report on convention recommendations and to decide on state action for county welfare and prosperity.
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Loterstate Cotton Growers Convention
New Orleans
Cotton Growere, Farmore
Oconee County
Graded School Academy
Seneca
Ueonee
Itteational and Cor ' Oyoravivy Union
Jones County
Cannes
Teta
J. Kerse
State OF
South Carolina
Court of Oconee
Court of Common Fives
Mary McGuilin
Trabella Jaynes
Wite Barn
McGuflin
Elie de King
Pyatatitts
Ayatont JS. King
South Caroling
Gover Supy
Walhalla Court Hauge
Agswor
Aynes
JW. Selor
Defendane
Horace dnGuili
B. Penne McGativ
Carrie Stone
Hizie McGaffin
Court of Common Pleas
Oconee Tayi
John Oh
McGuffin
Boirentlaw
Jaynes
J. W. Shelor
South Carolina Papers Offer Bargain Club Deal
By a clubbing arrangement with the Charleston Semi-Weekly Nova, The Kowwee Courier is offered alongside The Kowwu Convier for 1.50 per year. The bundles promise broad South Carolina news, Diurnal features, and Associated Press dispatches, with access to two of the state’s leading boat papers for a fraction of the usual price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Nova
Kowwu Courier
Kowwee Convier
Oegued
South Carolina
Eivok
South
Caralina Ng Ie
Remlers
Ag Wall
Caroline
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Northern
Pack
Won
A. S
Johnston
Stuart
Forest
Moody
McClellan
Cazunore G. Lee
Washington, D, CG
Wtaa
Serman Ks Kall Works
Vanderbilt
D. K. Norris
Wilhela
McDonnaugh, da
Foley
Foley's
Foley & Company
Chicago
Vere
J.w.bell
Foley Shoney
Whitewater Township
W. M. Cantrell
Anguareus
Tange
Gibbes Machinery Company
Columbia SG
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
California
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Oregon
Montana
J. G. Hollenbrrok
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
North Pryor St
Union Depot
Atlanta, Ga
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Toan
RocusLem
Lever
Nina
Brookington
I. H. Adams
J.H. Moore
M.D
J. J. Darby
Stribling & Herndon
Avomey Aglaw
J.P. Carey
Sholor
Pickens
Carey & Shelor
Attorivoya
Counsellora
R. T. Jaynes
S.C. Re
G.C. Probst
Valhalla
C.w. Pitchford Co
Asda
J. H. Burgess
S. G
Orrick Ove Nimson
Buievine
W.F. Austin
J. W. Byrd & Co
Tuegerion
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