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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1902

Page

8

How Lee Made the Way With Pope a SS SG Le

The piece describes Lee's strategies defending Richmond during 1862 63 as Federal General Pope moved between the Rappahannock and Richmond. It highlights Pope's boastful orders and Lee's bold use of ground to deny the Union a quick victory, noting Pope as a rising figure in the eastern theater.

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Jackson's Raids Sparked Second Bull Run Chaos

In the 1862 summer campaign both sides had scouting cavalry yet fought in fog and delay. Jackson’s cautious move toward Manassas Junction triggered the clash at Second Bull Run as he anticipated meeting Longstreet while federal forces moved along Warrenton Pike. An intercepted dispatch helped set the path for Jackson’s advance and the ensuing battle.

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Major Jackson cuts Union routes at Manassas Junction

A Civil War flashpoint recounts Jackson's flanking move on August 26 1862 around the Rappahannock as Lee feints with Longstreet and Stuart. Jackson then assaults Manassas Junction, encircling Pope's supply base and delaying reinforced Union divisions in a dramatic pivot before August 29.

Solemn Question From Gardiner Siblings Prank

In Waterford Maine a prank by Charles Murase Browne known as Artes Ward asks Cyrus Browne if he thinks slavery is wrong. The cold night and earnest plea set up a moment of humorous yet solemn mischief that echoed in the Boston Herald story.

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Purses Hidden Riches in a Girl’s Pocketbook

A Pittsburg Dispatch item notes a girl emptied her purse as she does bureau drawers, revealing coins totaling a dollar plus. receipts, tickets, stamps, keys, clippings, and a cleaner’s check among the items. The piece remarks that such odd collections are common, showing girls store varied small rewards and reminders in pockets and purses.

Pittsburg Dispatch

Whina Scalchi and Mario Exposed in Theatrical Foibles

Whina Scalchi feared squints and underwent many evolutions to break an evil spell while Mario endured a theater ban on smoking. He pressed for a contract clause exempting him from the rule, kept a valet with a match and cigar, and rushed off stage for quick puffs before returns to romance. His cigars cost a half crown and he rarely finished a single one, even as street urchins in London cheered and he tossed coins to them.

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The Sunday Horse Charm on One-Horse Wagons

A German correspondent observes two horse wagons drawn by one horse, noting the bias cut design. He learns people drive a single horse during the week and rent a second on Sundays so the whole family can ride in style. The idea of keeping the Sunday horse’s seat all week is touching, yet evokes a sad vacancy.

Germany

Abs Broon and the Beef Ham Co operative Tale

A Glasgow Times correspondent recalls two women loyal to a local co operative store. One sees Abs Broon leaving a licensed grocer shop and wonders about shopping choices. Days later the friend buys beef ham samples, asking for a sample, but the shopman answers with a sly line about a bottle.

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Making History and the Martyrdom of Liberty

Making history and liberty are linked as crises demand heroic figures. The narrator cites Leonidas and his 300 as symbolic martyrs whose sacrifices spark future resistance, lasting as long as blood is shed in humanity’s defense.

Bee Line of a Bee Flight Proverbial Directness

The text notes the bee’s straight flight as nearly proverbially direct. It discusses observers’ belief that the insect’s immense powers aid its precise passage through the air, suggesting the bee’s route is unusually direct between points.

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Throckmorton and Tam clash over a claim not on speaking terms with the speaker. Detroit Free Press notes a dispute centering on trust and relationship status, with one asserting certainty and the other questioning.

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A Tale of No 1214 on the Bridge and the Sea

A former patrolman known as No 1214 vanishes after a handball match and courtroom intrigue. The search, newspaper speculation, and a sailor’s testimony bind events from a clocked disappearance to a legendary sea voyage ending with a transfer to a distant life.

Principal conventions travel specials across the United States

Special round trip fares are offered by the Baltimore and Ohio Congress and various associations for trips to Denver Colorado Springs Paablo and Chicago St Louis and other cities. Tickets on sale August with return by September 30 or October 14 depending on route, with extension options via joint agent deposits and a fifty cent fee to November 3.

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King Reflects on Lost Romance amid Wealth and Power

In a private room above Wall Street, the king recalls a simpler, tender past with the queen as he dabble s with a pencil and dreams of spring violets. He yearns for intimate walks in the park and a shared life faded by riches and duties. A separate note tells of Mrs. Pigg seeking legal help to change her surname after inheriting a fortune, amid widowly resolve and social maneuvering.

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Flowery Young Clergyman Hosts Ocean Route Talk

A clergyman filling in for a brother informs children what to be thankful for and engages them with questions. He notes missing Mr Twitchell, who is described as being on the ocean, half seas over, and discusses the journey while addressing a children's service.

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A Man and His Pension Controversy

Mr. Ware, commissioner of pensions, received a letter from a man in Hliness asking to reduce or suspend a $30 monthly pension due to personal prosperity. The pension examiner reported the applicant is now in the insane asylum, has been there for some time.

Paladelphia Greenland Ware Bureau

Economical Walnut Hills man marries wealthy girl

A young man living on Walnut Hills, frugal in expenses, marries a wealthy girl and lives in a house owned by his father-in-law. He explains to a friend that the house, though offered, truly belongs to him as he plans to inherit it rent free after the old man dies, avoiding current taxes by not accepting it now.

Walnut Hills Cinclamst Enquirer

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