I will be the happiest man in Poplarville
Dorothy Brant faces a family secret as Richard Challoner, the son of a Confederate officer killed by Col. Lewiston Brant, discovers a letter from his father to Dorothy's mother. The note reveals forgiveness and respect between former foes, prompting Richard to seek reconciliation and a future with Dorothy under Brant’s approval.
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OL. Levison Bfant
Dorothy
Mary
Poplarville
Col. Brant
Grand Army
Papa
Richard Challoner
Virginia
Col
Brant
Challoner
Col. Challoner
Richard
Lewiston Brant
Dorothy Brant
Shy
Mammia
Mrs. Levison Brant
Faust
Cxar
William Challoner
Chas. H. Fletcher
Veteran Veterans Roll Call in the Afterglow Hall
A veterans reunion recalls eighty nine on the charter list with only sixty nine present. Bates of the Twenty third leads a roll call naming those missing since war and ninety eight. The silent march of the dead echoes as a muf fled drum signals departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Belonging to All Americans Memorial Day Ideals
A memorial day address emphasizes patriotism as the unifying force of the nation. It asserts that self sacrifice by all Americans keeps the country safe and ready to meet crises, with courage and duty guiding even to the ultimate sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Memorial Day Unite Blue and Gray Across the South
The piece notes Memorial Day now being jointly celebrated by blue and gray survivors in the south. It argues the nation increasingly cherishes the shared heritage of valor fortitude and sacrifice from the Civil War and predicts the custom will become universal.
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South
Omaha Hold Up Nets Potential 200000 In Registered Mail Pouches
Robbers in long coats masked their faces during a hold up on the Union Pacific train three miles west of Omaha. Seven registered mail pouches were seized, with reports citing a possible total value up to 200000. The bandits fled by automobile or fast horse after firing a volley to frighten riders and crew. the train continued to Chicago after a 15 minute delay.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Thorty-third
Jackson Streets
Post-Office Department
Here
Chicago
Leav es Family for Dog Sparks Divorce Fight
Fairfield, 11. Henry H. Traue, a farmer five miles north, abandoned his wife and three children over a dog dispute. A divorce suit and alimony request were filed in circuit court after Traue allegedly loaded furniture and fled with the dog, leaving his wife at a dental office while a buyer was sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Henry H. Traue
Traues
Traue
Straussburg
Muzzle Emma Goldman Denied Speech by Police
In New York a crowd of several hundred gathered in a hall in Marlem to hear Emma Goldman on Modern Drama as a Dissem inator of Radical Thought but police prevented the address. Officers dispersed attendees with force and two arrests were made. Separately a Dutch ship Nederland bound from Melbourne to Falmouth arrived at Coquimbo in distress after four seamen and a boy were washed overboard off Cape Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emma Goldman
Marlem
Valparaiso
Chile
Nederland
Melbourne
Australia
Falmouth
Coquimbo
Sparud
Cape Horn
Bandits Slay Five at Russian Wine Shop
Band of desperadoes attacked a government wine shop in Oboyan Russia killing five persons and mortally wounding the keeper. After robbing the shop they escaped the scene.
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Oboyan
Russia
Socialists Clash With Police in Paris Demonstration
Paris rival socialist groups clashed with police during their annual demonstration at the Pere Lachaise monument honoring the Communists. Many postal workers dismissed from service joined the protest amid the disturbances.
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Paris
Pere Lachaise
Jury verdict finds second degree murder in mother murder case
The jury returned a verdict of guilty of second degree murder against Deller Young who was tried for killing his mother, in a case heard by a Delaware court.
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Eric
Dellar Young
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Tee
Union ‘Pacific Robbiers
Farmer
Mother
DSO
RY Otatt
Bocie
Dasamuelptoier
Setels
J. W. Dinsdale
Ill
Alexander B. Mintle
Cleveland
Ohio
J. 8
Alexander
J. A. McClellan
Buffalo, N. Y
J. W. Allen
St. Louis
H. Gidden
St. Paul
Minn
TH. D. Bonner
Philadelphia
J. A. Boarman
Kansas City
J. J. Mackey
Brooklyn, N. Y
Allen
Ol Drugeists
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Daisy Fly Killer
Alfeom
Mont Poelifor Zoo
Heooklyn
United States Floral Corporation
Pittsburg, PA
Farker
Novor Faila
Cinir
Quros
Ucorno
Spalliun Dept.Al
Bt.Paul
Bennett Piano CO
Warren, Pa
Covey
Lansing
Mich
Brundage Company
Norwalk
Conn
Prien Ft
Pri-City Rualty Co
Rook
Wataont
Coleman
Washington, SC
Northern Pacific Railway
Land of Fortune
North Pacific Coast
Gardiner
Gateway
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Portland
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Rainier National Park
Paradise Valley
Tacoma
Yellowstone National Park
Benson
Minneapolis
Duluth
Superior
A. M. Cleland
Woiten
London
Charterhouse
Sy. Faris
Rue de la Paix
Augirae Hin
Towns & Co
Sydney
India
BR. KK
Pau Calcutta
China
Hong Kong
Drux Fay
Japan
Maruya, Ltd
Toklo
Ferrein
Livstow
Africa
Lennon, Ltd
Capa Town
U Otter Lrug & Chem
Corps de Props
Boston
Par Post Free
Cuticura
Cascarets
Maillion
Hace Wwonuss
Fhompson’s Eye Water
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