Palmyra Massacre Memorial Told In Palmyra Chapter记
The Palmyra Massacre memorial story recalls the 1862 executions of ten Confederate soldiers by order of Brig. General McNeill. Andrew Alisman aided Union informants, Porter led a raid to seize prisoners, and the event drew world attention with coverage in London and Paris.
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Monument For Men In Palmyra Massacre
Five condemned men were moved to Palmyra jail with ten prisoners to be executed. Provost marshal Strachan read names and ordered shots at 2 PM next day. Ten men faced the firing squad. three were killed, others wounded or executed by revolver in a brutal mass execution.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Medicine Ad
An old time advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring remedy to combat coughs colds and general weakness. It claims purifying revitalizing herbs and a physician endorsed formula produced by skilled pharmacists and marketed in Lawer Massachusetts by Hood Co.
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Orlando to Appear Before Parliament in Paris Trip
Paris April 26 Italian delegation member Orlando and colleagues will face the Tushan parliament Monday April 28. The Petit Parisien notes the premier and delegates will travel to Paris regardless of the session outcome and will be in full strength at Cceauilta by May 1.
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Clemenceau Keeps Daily Exercise Routine, Morning Rower
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau maintains a daily morning drill lasting about half an hour under gymnastic master Edouard Leroy. He rises at six, performs complex movements, then receives vigorous massage before leaving for work, crediting the routine with his energy during critical wartime hours. Women in Russia are described as taking on physically demanding work such as sawing wood and hauling logs.
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Knox City Woman Sparks Forest Replanting in France
Annie Northcutt of Knox City Missouri originated a plan to reforest France with trees funded by she and the Butterick Publishing Company. Her $1.20 donation led to a nationwide drive to plant trees named Hope and Joy, with songbirds and fruit, shade, and shelter promised for the war torn land.
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Dudley Northcutt
Ing House
Deny Chicago Lines Fare Of Seven Cents Control
CHICAGO April 26 The public utilities commission rejected a fare increase for the Chicago Surface Lines from five to seven cents. The decision risks a street car strike as workers threaten action if wages are cut to meet financial needs. Company officials warn wage reductions could trigger receivership without fare support. Union leaders foresee a definite strike if wages fall.
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Change Street in Rome Protests Turn Prefix to Plume Street
A Genoa demonstration protested President Wilson by renaming a street once named after him to Plume Street. The event cited a claim about water volume, noting one pint of water converted would require as much space as 1,700 pints.
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