Ulric Dahlgren Ambush and Raid on Richmond
An account of Colonel Ulric Dahlgren’s raid near Richmond during the Civil War. It details a bold night ambush, a rear-approach by Dahlgren’s column, and a Confederate trap that exposed prisoners and plans to burn bridges. Messages found included orders to free prisoners and burn the city’s defenses, underscoring the raid’s failed outcome and the bloodshed.
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Opyright
Kilmer
Wnilpatrick
Richmond
Ulric Dahl x
Dahlgren
Eteang
Brest
Dichmond Wilpetrh
Udine
Richmoamd
Nortuen
Tost Anny
Fraiks
Kelpatrick
Lahieren
James River
Roachmond
Ginia
Sopa Pear
Waltertos Thes
Pablgren
Euthustistapth
Bainlsren
Medsie
Klehmaund
Dom Travis
Inet
Lee
Gelern Meade
Rapidan
Kilpatrick
Mr. Davis
Libby
Winder
Seddon
Vieting
Kilpatric
John Daligren
Vallantey
Discriet
Star Office
Gellabn
Jeb Stuart
Stuart
Wagerstews
Richmond Raid and Cavalry Clash Across Rapidan
A detailed account recalls Kilpatrick’s raid toward Richmond and Dahlgren’s column, with Wade Hampton and Bradley T. Fontaine Johnson guiding troopers. Union and Confederate actions include night attacks, scattered engagements along the James River, and operatives pursuing, retreating, and regrouping amid court reports on the burning of Richmond and a proposed escalation.
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Dahlgren
James River
Bradier Johson
Hampton
Dahiares
Dableno
Richmeud
Wen
Campones
Maine
Hmos
Bae
de Tadeders
South
Agana Rive
Kipatrick
Mare
Wien
Kilpatrick
Johnson
Mabice
John Wi Dehlgren
Himpelf
Ridinii
Cavatry
Dablaren
Taka Ag
Patrick
Queen
Oatolre
Siaes
Language kinship between Brittany and Wales traced in text
The article notes that people of Brittany and Wales share a common origin as shown by language ties. It mentions Brittany's old tongue, Cornish, and Welsh as closely related, with Breton and Welsh described as very similar within the Elias group. It also references Welsh and Brittagy people migrating to England to sell onions, implying shared parent stock and historical ties.
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Wales
Brittagy
Pranes
England
Brittany
Tree
Lateral Selection and Doodle Confused in Tiny Memo
A fragmentary note discusses a beautiful girl with many suitors and mentions advertising and bargains in a disjointed tale. The text includes garbled phrases about a pirl tal willows and various names, lacking clear events or dates.
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Willows
Poodle Fi Runt
Perils of Birds in Flight and Fatal Traps
A New York Post account surveys dangers facing birds from collisions with wires and glass, lighthouses, and storms. It notes herons spearing church crosses, quails entangled in hooks, and snow burrowing grouse freezing beneath dangerous crusts, with widespread fatalities and depopulation on small islets.
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Enslinh
Smal
New York Post
Winning Colors and the Hudson Boat Race Tragedy
A Mount Etna description recalls the Sicilian crater as a fearsome workshop of Vulcan where steam vents and rumbling depths awe the writer. In a Hudson regatta tale, Bob Jennings and Laura Hilton clash over colors and fate as the Northwestern victory hinges on a fatal channel mishap and a final reveal that love conquers hurt.
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Mount Htan
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Etna
Hell
Dante
Vulcan
Hudson
College
Bob
Laura Hilton
Poughkeepsie
Bob Jennings
Laura
Hudsons
New York
Tave
Western Brown
Dan Dowbys
Sue
A Crash of Colors
A New York press report quotes an artist describing a restaurant visit where a red wall and a vivid green dress disrupt his mood. He sought relaxation after a hard day at the studio but was irritated by a strikingly colored woman across the room.
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New York
Sabbath Day Healings and the Lord of the Sabbath
The lesson outlines Jesus healing on Sabbath days at Capernaum and in a synagogue, facing Pharisee opposition. It contrasts true mercy with ritualism, notes Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath, and links mercy to divine favor rather than ritual sacrifice. Strong entities include Jesus, Pharisees, David, Moses, Deut, Hos, Mic, Gen, and Isaiah.
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American Press Association
Matthew
Jerusalem
Bethesda
Juhu
Capernaum
Hezekiah
Winen Higsen
Children of Israel
Jesus
Weston
God
David
Moses
Isa.lvin
Ownership and rejection of Jesus in teaching ministry
The text discusses Jesus owning the Sabbath and the sheep image, his limited ability to control others, and the people's stubbornness. It notes a shift to parables after they refused his blessings, citing Isaiah and Luke passages. It also warns the house will be desolate if he returns, and Nineveh and Sheba figures will rise in judgment.
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Jonah
Solomon
Temple
Nineveh
Sheba
Swinburne Story at Eton In School Carriage
Algernon Charles Swinburne recalls a schoolboy moment at Eton when a bead master Mr Goodford, angrily reading a newspaper, declared Swinburne one of the very worst in school. Swinburne senior challenged the head master, and the boy faced no holidays over Christmas.
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Swinburne
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Eton
Mr. Goodford
Mr. Swinburne
G Goodford
Algernon Charles
Lr. Goodford
Parnell’s Eyes Recounted by Irish Correspondent
A Dublin era anecdote recalls Charles Stewart Parnell through a Westport girl who noted his eyes matched a Shakespearean line about carbuncles. Captain Boycott and others confirm, as the party travels by mail to Dublin, Mullingar meeting the future leader in a carriage.
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Parnell
Indy
Westport
Ireland
Captain Boycott
Newport House
Dublin
Mullingar
London
A Welsh Legend of Smugglers at Llangdona
The tale speaks of Irish smugglers landing at Llangdona after years at sea, spared by Welsh custom that granted refuge due to a spring bursting from the sand. They allegedly ruled by witchcraft, using black knots on ker chiefs to blind foes, and feared magic at markets.
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Wales
Llangdona
Corth
Liquozone claims bold germ killing powers and medical proof
We will buy the first bottle and give it to you to prove Liquozone’s claim it kills germs without harming tissues. The ad touts it as a vitalizing tonic and promises the highest American rights price after two years of testing with physicians and hospitals. It asserts internal germ-killing drugs are poisonous and ineffective.
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America
St.oco
Liquozone Promises Cure Via Oxygenic Process
A dubious claim describes Liquozone as a long perfected gas infused liquid that mimics oxygen, claiming to vitalize and purify the body while destroying disease germs. It asserts universal cure across illnesses from abscess to tuberculosis, with bold guarantees and extensive listed conditions.
Free Liquozone Trial Coupon Offer
A promotional coupon promises a free full size Liquozone bottle by mail, with the druggist bill paid by the advertiser. It stresses no obligation and explains the sample costs one cent or one dollar. The ad urges readers to accept to discover Liquozone and its benefits.
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The
Liquid Ozone Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
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