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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
2
In a moonlit grove, two weeks‑old acquaintances from the Brine Farmhouse share a wary, passionate exchange. He questions her future plans while she balances wit and longing, culminating as he asks her to marry him and she silently consents, hearts racing.
The midseason train arrives to the Royal Poinciana estate area where wealthy guests in scarlet coats mingle with private cars. Copper king Henry Tierman, registered as Tenry Tierman, plans local fishing. he guides a young man named Mike in casting. Office clerks handle messages as guests stay connected via the Western Union system.
In a Florida coast setting, copper magnate Tierman plans a two week hunt with his Mona yacht to trap a vanished mining thief Bostwicke. A young sleuth, Alson, offers a risky scheme, wiring a pursuer to pursue the fugitive while they fish. A coded telegram promises the haul and a hidden tin box yields the payoff near Pitt's Island.
A fragmentary Civil War account recounts the 26th North Carolina at Gettysburg on July 1 1863. It covers their march from Cashtown to the battlefield, heavy fighting with Pettigrew and Brockenbrough’s Confederates, and heavy Federal resistance near Rowlandson and the Iron Brigade. It notes intense losses for Cooper's Pennsylvania battery and multiple regiments, ending with 80 men fit for duty after Pickett's Charge.
The Senate settled on civil war as the official term for the conflict after secession, rejecting war between the states. A pension bill then provided monthly benefits to veterans aged 62, 70, and 75, with Mexican War veterans included by amendment.
Autobiography notes by Lew Wallace recount a tent labeled Paradise lost then won at Shiloh. Confederates seized the tent on day one, Beauregard’s order left camp furniture intact, and on day two the Union retook the tent and the words were amended to Re gained.
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