Henderson News Keeps Town Moving After Civil War Veteran’s Death
From our correspondent J W Davis a busy Monday as locals return from Omaha while many visit Glenwood for Homecoming. Mr Coppock and Henderson residents greet relatives from Nebraska and Missouri as families make weekend trips. Jacob Coppock, Civil War veteran, dies at home after brief illness. services held Tuesday and burial in Farm Creek cemetery. He leaves a wife seven children with two sons at home.
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Jacob Coppock
Henderson Iyst
Natal
Farm Creek
Albert
Walter
Emerson Community Notices Round Up of Visits and Arrivals
Miss Fern Adams of Omaha visits kin while Clarence Barnes shows a new Elcar in town. Mrs A W Coppage travels to Stronghorst Illinois to stay with relatives as Miss Ida Anderson visits in Barratt McFadon era. Several Emerson residents host relatives from Missouri Iowa and Montana with trips to Omaha Fullerton Palmer and Winnet. War veteran Melville Siern returns from France after eighteen months. Frances McClain and Charles Hastings wedding announced at Irene Scott gathering.
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Red Oak
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Simpson College
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Corning
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W. A. Lang
Fullerton
Neb
Carl Knowles
Palmer
M. J. Holmes
Sioux City
Mark Tenant
Holmes
Wesleyan University
Mitchell
M. D
Edythe Bixby
H. G C. Yates
Misa Irene Scott
Frances*McClain
Charles Hastings
Anna McClain
Francea
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Pearle Lang
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Malvern
Fragmented OCR Verse Echoes Old Trial Scene
An OCR fragment presents archaic diction and scattered names as if quoting a courtroom address or dramatic monologue. It evokes a juried scene with references to contempt, penitence, blood, and vengeance, interwoven with disjointed lines and faded names.
Had No Use for the Rich in Johnson Biography
Henry Watterson notes in the Saturday Evening Post that Andrew Johnson despised wealth and refused invitations from the rich. Johnson, frugal in dress yet careful in speech, rose from Tennessee politics to vice president under Lincoln, became president after Lincoln's assassination, then returned to the Senate where his first speech attacked Grant, his final public act before death in East Tennessee.
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Depth bombs and a Vespucci print in 16th century view
The article notes depth charges fired from ships using a Y-gun as a two-shot launcher. It also highlights a Christian Science Monitor item about W. A. Balliley Grohman offering a print showing Amerigo Vespucci landing and greeted by a native queen, with historians debating Vespucci’s actual voyage.
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W. A. Balliley Grohman
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Amerigo Vespucci
Vespucci
America
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Strada
Why She Waited Judge Questions Woman on Arrest Delay
A Los Angeles Times account recalls a woman describing why she did not arrest her abusive husband earlier. She explains repeated beatings and lacking funds to pay fines, prompting the judge to query why she waited for neighbors and an officer.
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Los Angeles Times
Local Dialect Fragment Hints at Horse Interest
In a scratched OCR line, Mrs Parking asks Charley if his sister inquires about his continued interest in horses, mentioning Ang T and a cryptic remark about following the horses. The wording is fragmentary and unclear.
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Unreadable historical notice fragment
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a 1698 act and preparations for sale tied to a national recognition. It references Boerne etlands and authority for preparation and sale, with unclear names and dates, yielding no complete event.
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