Widow Sees Son Die At Pittsburg Landing Haunting Vision
In Allegheny City widow MacDowell recalls her son John dying in the Civil War. On April 6 1862 he was killed repulsing a Confederate charge at Pittsburg Landing while leading his company with a dead Confederate’s sword. He cried Oh mother as he fell and his mother later learned his apparition appeared in her sick room that day. The son’s body was later buried at Hilldale Cemetery.
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Thers
Allegheny City
MacDowell
John
Ramp House
Robinson Street
Federal Street
Hilldale
Pittsburg Landing
Ilis
Philadelphia Preas
Future of Paraguay hinges on European settlers and capital
Theodore Child argues in Harper's that Paraguay’s vast natural resources invite rapid development by European colonists and English capital. He claims Argentines and Brazilians exterminated natives, clearing ground for new energy, and asserts indigenous groups will not work without despotic or paternal systems, citing Jesuit-era missions and Guarani reluctance to labor.
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Paraguay
Argentina ‘Republic
Lopez
Alto Parana
Manguer
Theodore Child
Harper's
Seaikaat
Bookie Ten Ou Btate
Michigan
Will. Ney
Calhoun
George Harrin
Convis
Tine Oolgokie
Hida
Dean Nated
Indian Creek
Lee and
Genet
Nee
George Reid
Matthews Reid
Reid
Nsw Aio
D. Dunn
G. Harrington
Dunn's Land
Harrington
G. Marrington
Land of Kitson Bell
Enid
Joto A. Harrington
Kinyon
Ye Corner
Levi Krebs
Poston
Krebe
Fedt
Judd
Lina
James Dunn
Sad Gatatake No
Eaid Drain
Lee
Calhoun Courts
Urke
Canvis
Calhoun Coust
Jarney
Alvah
Tornado Tale From Indian Territory by Choctaw Cattleman
Cattleman E C G Perry of the Choctaw Nation reports a vivid cyclone seen in the Indian Territory. Dark skies turned blue with firelike lightning, a calm oppressive heat, and a wind lifting cattle fifty feet into trees. A calf was carried into the clouds and vanished. remains unseen despite search. Rain and hail followed, trees uprooted, but crops in clearings spared.
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E. C G. Perry
Indian Territory
Prairia
Corning
Chicago Herald
How Paradise Was a Cleared in Hans Sachs Poem
A fragmentary OCR poem recounts Hans Sachs describing a Land seneehh troop invading Paradise after St Peter’s wife momentarily looks away. The piece depicts authorities debating removal while the intruders settle in, then erupt into a mock fray as an angel and Landaknecht figures appear.
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Paradise
Hans Sachs
St. Peter
Anki
Landaknecht
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