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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1904

Page

8

Sabine Crossroads Battle Ends Federal Shreveport Bid

The April 1864 action at Sabine Crossroads near Shreveport, led by General Banks, halted Union plans to seize western Confederate territory. Ransom’s and Emory’s Federal forces fought a grueling rear-guard retreat as Confederate counterattacks under Kirby Smith and Tagler pressed from pine woods and swamp across the clearing. The engagement left about two thousand Union casualties and forced Banks to fall back toward Alexandria, marking a decisive Confederate stand in the Red River campaign.

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Fractured OCR Summary From Obscure Meeting Notes

Fragmentary OCR text describes a disorderly scene with names and events, mentioning a groom, a test of ethics, and a council or board in a Native setting. The passage is garbled, lacking clear actions, dates, or locations, and reads as a disjointed record of a meeting with unclear outcomes.

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Fragmented Muse of Obscure Texts and Sea Echoes

A garbled passage mixes phrases about water, reading, and a fragmented political scene. It hints at tension between classes and distant places, with unclear references to sea terms, citizens, and authorities, all rendered in incoherent stream of consciousness.

Automobiles and turnpikes prompt fair play plea

A reader argues against auto prejudice and toll bias, urging fair treatment for motor vehicles on roads. He cites excessive turnpike rates and unequal charges compared to horse-drawn carriages, urging legislators to regulate speeds and tolls so autos pay half the rates of single-horse carriages.

Pike Hagerstown Ma. Isssema Weill Frederick Thurmont Thormont Istus Brock Houtper

Tax on Mortgage Exemption Debate Stirs Baltimore

A Baltimore reader asks who pays taxes to fund state government if mortgage taxes are repealed. He argues exemptions favor investors, warns legislators against harmful changes, defends Baltimore’s pride, and recalls past exemptions for the B&O Railroad, urging protection of the city’s finances.

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Riots and Strife Prompt Urgent Remedy Claim

Amid reports of disturbances among strikers, a pamphlet extols a liver and kidney tonic as a universal cure for nervous tension overwork and rundown systems. It claims to dispel nervousness rheumatism and neuralgia and to combat malaria germs at fifty cents with guaranteed satisfaction by A B Pearre, druggist.

A. B. Pearre

St. John the Baptist and Faithful Witnesses in Galilee

The text reflects on Jesus fulfillments and Herod’s court, urging steadfast faith and opposition to worldly sin. It recounts John the Baptist’s imprisonment, Herod’s feast and the dangerous queen, and ends with a call to bold gospel proclamation amid trials and persecution.

Parker and Barker move after noisy children

Detroit Free Press reports Parker and Barker have relocated again citing neighbor complaints about their children. The exchange reveals tension over disturbances and a rapid string of moves.

Parker Barker Detroit Free Press

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