Confederates Break Siege at Plymouth In Roanoke River
A Civil War era account recalls April 1864 events in North Carolina. Confederate forces under General Hoke attack Plymouth while the ironclad Albemarle engages Union ships Southfield and Miami on Roanoke River. The battle ends with Confederate success around Fort Williams and surrounding works, capturing 1,500 prisoners as New Bern moves forward.
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North Carolina
Plymouth
Albemarle
Southfield
George L. Kilmer
Ifty
Roanoke
Hatteras Inlet
Roanoke Island
A. E. Burnside
Pamlico Sounds
Roanoke River
Burnside
Newbern
Miami
C. W. Flusser
Flusser
Hoke
Wilmington
Alts
Richmond
R.°. Hoke
H. W. Wessells
Albemarle Sound
Tredegar Works
Cooke
Fort Warren
Fort Wessells
Southfeld
Con
Inander
Fort Williams
Matthew Ransom
Fort Willams
Wessells
Cost of Discipleship and State Convention Notice
A religious lesson on discipleship contrasts true commitment with nominal belief and cites Luke 14 and Matthew 16. The piece also publishes a detailed Indiana Republican State Convention call for April 1914, outlining delegate quotas, precinct meetings, and district meeting locations.
Republican State Central Committee Call for Delegates
The text directs appointing delegates per committee rules and arranging their selection. District and County Chairmen are urged to issue calls promptly and publicize broadly with press cooperation. Signed by Will Hays, Chairman, and L. W. Henley, Secretary.
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Republican County Central Committee
County Central Committee
Indianapolis
State House
House of Representatives
Court House
Senate Chamber
Hotel Severin
Republican State Central Committee
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John W. Cooke
Cushing
By Review of Reviews Company
R. F. Hoke
S&s. A
HH. W. Wessells
Thy Review of Reviews Company
Jerusalem
Jesus
Munster
Christ
Satan
Sin
God
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
United States
Supreme
Appellate Court
Supreme Court
2Nd District
Second District
Otis E. Gulley
Sullivan
Chicago
Terre Haute
Southeastern
R. R
A. L. O’neil
Southern
Peoria
St. Louis
Beehunter
J. T. Averitt
G. P. A. Chicago
His
Will H. Hays
L. W. Henley
T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Knotts Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
Public Square
Clayton A. Price
Laurent & Thompson Attorneys At Law
Old
Shelburn, Ind
P. A. Barco
Briggs Building
Frank Gibson
Sullivan County
Charles Marshall
John W. Lindley
Long & Warren
Haddon
M. A. Haddon
Oliver
Long & ‘Warren
L. A. Stewart
Art Dentistry
West Washington Si
C. F. Briggs
Briggs
Walter N. Thompson
Buff & Stratton
South Court Street
McClanahan’s
West Side Public Square
N. Side
Isaac H. Kalley
Sullivan State Bank
Hays & Hays
John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust
A. G. McNabb
Citizens Trust Co
C. A. Price
Attorney At Law Notary Public
Over Hunt’s Drug Store
West Side
Jas. R. Brown
J. S. Schroeder
Brown & Schroeder
Walter F. Wood
Usrey’s
Chas. D. Hunt
Gilbert W. Gambil
Hunt & Gambill
National Bank
Washington and
Main Streets
Lee F. Bays
North Side Square
Co. T. Howard
Park & Wible Livery Barn
George Knapp
Vincennes Davis House
Bert Myles
Rachel Myles
Sullivan Circuit Court
Evans & Sons
Vandalia
Til
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