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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1903

Page

8

Forrest's Bold Victory at Thompson's Station in 1803

In central Tennessee on March 5, 1803, Confederate forces led by Forrest and Van Dorn defeated a Federal column commanded by Colonel Coburn at Thompson's Station. Coburn retreated after outflanking moves failed, surrendering 1,150 unwounded men as Confederate losses reached 358 with nine officers killed or wounded.

G. L. Kilmer Thompson's Station Tennessee Nicholson Nek Samas Post de Wet Bere Libby Hke de Wet Forrest Thompson’s Earl van Dorn West Point van Dorm Tennnessee Mississippi Grant Molly Springs Fort Donelson Thompson's Coburn Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Infantry Pennsylvania Cavalry Franklin Spring Hill War Dam van Dorn Fon Vaniare Grounds van Dorn Ingrar George 1. Kilm

The Old Wood Fire

Trowbridge recalls a winter hearth ritual from Atlantic Magazine where a father tends a large backlog fire. He describes bringing in the snowbound log, staging the fire with andirons, fore sticks, hack ticks, and careful stacking of kindling. The family keeps a fire burning through cold spells, even all night, as embers glow in the quiet home. Say you saw it in Tax News.

Pritius Acros Sinnwe T. Trowbridge Atlantic

Apollos in Ephesus and the early Spirit work

A sermon excerpt notes Apollos born in Alexandria, mighty in the Scriptures, teaching in Ephesus after Paul’s Corinth work. Prisca and Aquila guide him to a fuller understanding of God’s way, leading to deeper faith and Spirit-filled power among believers as they encounter the Holy Spirit through laying on of hands.

D. M. Stearne American Press Association Apollos Alexandria Ephesus Paul Corinth Syria Prisella Aquila Jerusalem Caesarea Antioch Galaua Phrygia Apollus Priscilla Apolos Egypt Italy Jesus Christ Pan Hus Johns Taul Ife

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