Warfare Fifty Years Ago Sheridan and Lee Clash in Virginia
The narrative recalls May 1864 near Spottsylvania Court House where Grant forces under Hancock and Sheridan engage Lee’s line. It details Stuart’s cavalry maneuver toward Richmond, the assault on the salient at the angle, the Confederate defenses, and the heavy fighting including Stuart's death and the capture of Kemp Johnson’s trenches.
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George L. Kilmer
U.S
Grant
Spottsylvania Court House
R. E. Lee
Richmond
P. H. Sheridan
Lee
Sheridan
D. McM. Gregg
James H. Wilson
A. T. A. Torbert
Gregg
Torbert
Wilson
Hancock
Ewell
Gordon
Barlow
J. E. B. Stuart
Yellow Tavern
Stuart
Virginia
Frank L. Barlow
D. B. Birney
Gershom Mott
John Gibbon
Edward Johnson
Johnson
the Angle
J. B. Hood
Howard
Sherman
Hooker
Johnston
Resaca
Hood
Thomas W. Sweeny
Sweeny
Oostenaula
Lay’s Ferry
Kilpatrick
Dalton
Questenaula
Calhoun
Rich Man and Lazarus Parable in Luke 16 Study
A sermon reinterprets Luke 16 19 31 as a parable not literal truth. It argues the rich man represents Jewish nation and Lazarus the outcasts, with Sheol and future resurrection shaping the afterlife view. The piece notes Zionism as revival and outlines five brothers as the tribes context.
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Jesus
Abraham
God
Gehenna
Sheol
Hades
Israel
Ezekiel
Dives
Palestine
Judah
Benjamin
Moses
Prophets
Judas
Divine Plan of the Ages Advised by Readers and Authors
The Atlanta Constitution lauds a book titled The Divine Plan of the Ages as well sourced and illuminating, with praise from Bill Arp for its hopeful view of salvation. It lists a 855 page cloth bound edition priced 35 cents postpaid from the Bible and Tract Society, 17 Hicks Street Brooklyn. Deafness cure claim and Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement follow, offering testimonials and a money offer for unresolved cases.
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Atlanta Constitution
Bill Arp
Bible and Tract Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Mrs Crowder and Mary Rebecca Leave for Boyle Miss
Mrs Milton Crowder and her daughter Mary Rebecca left Thursday for Boyle Mississippi. They are accompanied by Miss Mary Dudley who will spend the summer there.
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Milton Crowder
Mary Rebecca
Boyle
Mary Dudley
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W. T. Sherman
Rocky Face Ridge
J. B. McPherson
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King
Review of Reviews Company
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U. 8 A
P. A. Sheridan
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W. T Sherman
J. E. Johnston
Lazarus
St. Paul
Terre Haute
Terre Haute Daily Star
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George B. Lockwood
Sullivan
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