Secret Club That Became a Powerful U S Regulator
In Pulaski Tennessee on a December evening in 1865 six Southern veterans formed a secret society that grew into the Ku Klux Klan. Stanley Horn’s book traces the Klan’s rise from a playful den to a nationwide force led by Nathan Bedford Forrest, using terror to enforce white supremacy during Reconstruction.
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Secret Club
U. S
Elmo Scott Watson
Western
Walon
Thomas M. Jones
Pulaski
Tenn
Judge Jones
J. Calvin Jones
John C. Lester
John B. Kennedy
James R. Crowe
Frank O. McCord
Richard R. Reed
United States
Flan
Stanley F. Horn
Nashville, Tenn
The
Southern Lumberman
Houghton Mifflin Company
Hort
Rules Committee
Mr. Horn
Wich Ag
Wierko Apredd
Impres
Noree
Hierro Joevpitie Fisker
Horn
Thone
Ku Klux Klan
Giles County
Alea
Tennessee
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Klan
Emi
Askuth Wise
South
Mississippi
Ku Klux
A.W. Cummings
Spartanburg
S.C Wien
Grant
Spartan
Heverend Cummings
Acntes
Assassin of the Nile finds danger in crocodile attack
George Dorsin of Bardonia Rockland County New York swam with fellow crew on a tramp steamer in Egypt in 1912. After diversions to escape the heat a crocodile surfaced near him as he neared the pier. A native saved him by tossing objects at the reptile before a boat reached the ship. The incident ends with lingering fear of the predator.
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Shiloh
Bailiwick
George C. Dorsin
Bardonia
Rockland County
Egypt
George
Nile
Medinet el Faiyum
George Dorste
Loward
Lim
Tervor
Benneath
Grorgr
Wales
Colnustess
Sueerorwhitn
Slong
Liew
Uli
Wildlife Federation Pushes A New Bee Protection Plan
A mangled article describes the Wildlife Federation advocating a broad bees protection initiative in the United States. It mentions a July 17 deadline, legal actions, and opposition from groups. outlines proposed safeguards for beekeeping, wildlife, and habitats, with references to the National WHdlith federation and related entities.
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Wildlife Federation
Whdlith Federation
America
Coins weigh an estimated 25000 tons on global circulation
The article estimates that if all coins in circulation were gathered on a single scale they would total about 25,000 tons. The calculation compares the weight to a vast mass, illustrating the scale of coin circulation worldwide.
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Rieke
Washington Calls End To Franking In Annual Message
President Washington opposes the franking practice and urges reform of laws granting mail privileges after noting a deficit of 100000 dollars and proposing revisions to the policy.
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Washington
Jackson
Peanut Connoisseur Warns On Damp Peanuts At Games
Camtsville Ky executive Bruce Digly, head of a local baseball club, says a single soggy peanut can ruin a spectator’s mood and perception of an entire game, explaining that biting into a damp peanut waters down the experience and turns the game unwatchable.
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Bruce Digly
Camtsville
Baseball Cfuby
French Chicken Mousse with Creamy Milk Bath
A description of toudins Mance Bwodlns Wanes as French salle sages made from minced white chicken meat yolk eggs onions bread crumbs butter and spices mixed with cream or milk, then cased and boiled in a milk bath.
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Gen. N. B. Forrest
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Adventurers’ Club
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Nevada
Hena
Troumpie
Salaki
Rawat
Darbeiung
dewand—Tsroll
Moler'a Barier College
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Oliver Tectal
Iitara
EA ‘Templeton
Salt Lake City
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Lanko Sinckines Tha Phenteiane Supply Company
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Figaty RL Salt Linke City
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Wiebe Hotels
Ceviarant Hills
Electric Motors
Schraga
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Nw Corporat
Gelol BP Sale
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Esate
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Rittor Tire
Echo Tomer Tie
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Fiveiine Digelbulore
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Watt Laker City
Cuba
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Y Roll
Schramm-Johnson Drugs
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