Southern Memorial Abbey Plan Reported For Confederacy
ANational movement seeks a vast Confederate memorial abbey funded to about $200,000 with gifts up to $100,000 from Charles Morrow Ross and supporters in Atlanta Nashville and Richmond. The project aims to house relics records and tributes of Southern valor as veterans debate site and trustees finalize construction plans with the New Orleans faction opposing the venture. The Atlanta reunion underscores fundraising and location debates as the executive committee faces decisions on where the abbey will stand and who will oversee the project.
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Catlanta
Memorial Assolation
Neshville
New Orleans
Atlantadnia
Battle Abbey
Richmond
Charles Mroadwiny Ross
Robert Oo. Wood
von Orleans
Searsely
Llehmond
Tele Leetont Ton
WD. Ripley
Morida
C.A. Eyane
Geor 1
View
Tauheon
Anessea
Texas
Trohep
White
West Mitglaia
Joseph V.riggs
Aly
Ana
Askville
Cetshey
Ton
Saul
Tieseos
Rie
Adoptice
Paul
Tess Mint
Abbatt Cokes
Hagena
Rotert C. Wreed
Fishi
New Cy
Washvilla
J. al Chitaron
Pni
Jackson
Jefferson Ays
Cralnan
Anthers Fou Ney
Cans
Tm Beerd
Trertess
Pha Gatdo
Ts Showill
Embodiment of the Lost Cause in Atlanta Energy
The fragment suggests a discussion of the Lost Cause in Atlanta with prospects of obtaining something through strong energy. The text hints at a contentious or historical framing but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals. The piece reads as a political or rhetorical aside evaluating outcomes in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Subterranean River Theory Linked to Great Lakes
A New York Sun report quotes a state resident asserting a subterranean river runs from Lake Superior through Huron Michigan to Ontario. He explains surface heights and bed levels, argues tides arise from this hidden flow, and says outlets exist via the Petre tt river and a constant subterranean pathway.
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Superior
Ontario
Lake Superior
Lakes Huron
Michigan
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Great Lakes
Lake Fluron
Lake Superisy
Lake Dueldinn
Lake Huron
Lakehehigan
Huron
Lakes Michigan
Shuren
Petrett
Pitystenlowa
SeOs Boone
St. Lawrence
Lake Eale
New York Sun
Silk Nightshirt Sparks Texas Political Furor
In a Galveston News item from Up in Town readers note Mr Bryan’s silk nightshirt described as beautiful. Papers mock the attire as undermining democracy and Texas customs while others defend his right to wear any gown or bath attire he prefers. The debate highlights how attire becomes a political light in Texas.
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Bryan
New York
Texas Democrats
Texas
Gantt
Balekherbeckers
Turkey and Vie Towers in a World War Crisis
The article discusses Turkey and great powers wielding influence in Thessaly and the Eastern Mediterranean amid a rising crisis. It notes the Sultan’s possible concessions and ultimata, the threat of military actions, and the broader balance of power among Britain France Russia Austria Germany and Italy as the region braces for potential conflict.
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Chicago News
Alfa
Sahara
Turkey
Saltan
Tintinonie
Thessaly
Penesus
Lus Walt
Cerinuny
Avetrin
Ely
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Rees
Maccitus
Agres
Eau! Awan Go
Vialerrucas
Lake Nystories
Galveston, News
VIE
Norfolk
Erie
Wool Charlies
Asc
A. Lrt
Balbriggan Underwear Inc
Watt, Rette
Profovain
Pee Ile
Porto Rica
Rio
Burht
Counes
Bent
William M. Cannan
Almshouse Committee Common Council
J. G. Womble
Almshouse Committee Select Council
Almshouse Committee
Almahouse
Eeprpeee
William M. Ntaman
A. C. Co. CG
A. Co
Ape
Whiteman Street
New York City
Monrow
Governor's Island
N. Y
Caffler
United States
Tid
A. S. Wimindl
D. Q. M. Gedu
Allimore
Ad. Lataniistiuyl
Ihaing
Chas. M. Steff
Main ST
Norfolk, VA
Henry Maclachlan
Pllbette
Wale
I. ‘'T. Siolmes & Co
Cy i Digas
Af Roy Ih
Winsy Norfol
Andy Kitchen
LOWE
Meclicnwnatan & Powhale
BOY Erin's Pharmacy
Quattledaum's Dharmacy
Mlreditics Pharmacy
Virginia Lithia Water Co., Ae Eds Sea 'T
Saowilae
Leckie Goming
Virginia
Wdison
Iamipa
Brush
American
Teneral
Main Street
Ravings Bank of Norfolk
Cove Street
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