fragmentary notice on religious figures and local affairs
A garbled OCR passage references Rev Warren Standalph and a Baptist pastor, noting personal experiences and donations amid a fragmentary discussion of church matters. It mentions Harbour, Pronwer, and various names in a cryptic, indiscernible context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nix
Phinda
Dr. Delegont
Warren Standalph
Baptist S Md
Perwonal
Jackson
Nes
Sean Petro
The Last Dimlliant Victory Across the War Front
The New York Times style summary reports Hancock’s bold morning assault and a day of fierce artillery and infantry fighting. Union forces seize rifle pits and a rebel left, take prisoners including generals, and push toward the rebel lines while sustaining heavy casualties. The clash ends with a Union victory, rebels retreating, and pursuit beginning at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revomd
New Yorke
Waanixarox
Hancock
Leo
Pebey Waste
Second Corps
Hancotte
Maaan Wits
rriBe Gallu
Jand
Bayer
Ima
Johnson
B. Johnson
Birndy
Wright
Hancocks
Warren
Seapenton
Anteley
Fifth Corps
Harogi
Petoo
Wancock
Andrew de Sie
Pinkera
Benerichelle Mann
Fort Sumter
Plowe
Mies
Anna Pyckens
Pigkyns
Andrew
Dean
Aona
Len
Fickene
Ales Pickens
de Roehelle
Anna
Colboil
Ania
Church Trial Reveals Racial Tension at Local Church
A church trial recounts an incident where Bro Siples and others are accused of drinking with a Black person at the saloon. The panel questions motives and emphasizes racial tensions, concluding with the church upholding the decision and the group leaving to confront broader prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Miil
Hunter
Tyas
Jacement
Hisself
Becgues
North
A. Lincoln
Siples
Podhammer
Tim
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Oe Evans
Bale
Droggista
Demel
The
Lancaster Gazette
Alva
Akon
Fron
Army of the Potomac
Lancaster, Oheo
Loo
Kentucky
Maxatos
Washington
Providency
United States
Aareste
Eric Gees
Aves
Beront
Willifa
Thas
Jepie
Jeara
Mr. Naehy
Maro
Bro. Siples
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