How Boyd Peyton Came Home Again
Willis Peyton arrives with the wounded brother from the Tennessee with Admiral Farragut’s permission. The crowd debated his loyalty yet he is carried home under the Union flag while the crowd shifts from hostility to respect for a dying man who fought valiantly. The scene ends with a solemn reception as the stretcher bearers move toward the home.
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Boyd Peyton
Willis
Government Street
General Maury
Willis Peyton
Fort Morgan
Colonel Craighead
Maury
Tennessee
Selma
Peyton
Farragut
Bad Tours at Annandale Delivers Tragic Reunion
In the Mobile setting of Annandale, Mary Annan learns Boyd Peyton is alive but gravely wounded after his skull fracture. Willis Peyton confesses firing the shot that felled him, while Mary Annan and Tempe grapple with guilt, love, and possible brain injury outcomes as Dr. Vencaste cautions on recovery and memory.
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Farragut
St. Francis Street
Mobile
Mary Annan
Colonel Pleasants
Pleasants
Dr. Rampney
Annandale
Pink Peyton
Mr. Peyton
General Peyton
Willis
Boyd
Mrs. Peyton
Tempe
Boyd Peyton
Mary
Venceste
Mel
Venosste
Dr. Vencaste
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Farmers discuss price control and trust at Chicago meeting
A group of farmers at the Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago on Wednesday debated controlling prices of wheat, corn, oats, eggs, and apples. They proposed using grain elevators and cold storage to pressure mills and markets, while noting union formation challenges and legal routes to curb market quotations in Illinois.
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Grand Pacific Hotel
Chicago
J. A. Everitt
American Society of Equity
United States
Robert Lindholm
Illinois
Opinion of a County Farmer on Chicago Movement
Intelligent farmers of this county oppose a Chicago based effort to hold high grain quotations fight middlemen and regulate distribution by organizing farmers locally. The piece argues against centralized control and urges practical, community led actions.
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Chicago
Reception at Mission Farm in South Rock Island
A public reception begins at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Union Mission home on the Silvis farm in South Rock Island. The event aims to showcase the work of the Union Mission, with light refreshments for a nominal fee. Visitors from Moline and Rock Island are urged to attend and observe the care of more than forty children, about half from Moline, and to support the philanthropic effort.
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Union Mission
Silvis
South Rock Island
Moline
Rock Island
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