Torpedo Boat Torches Albemarle in Roanoke River Raid
A historical account recalls Lieutenant W. B. Cushing and seven volunteers who attacked the Confederate ironclad ram Albemarle at Plymouth. Their spar torpedo detonated under the ship, flooding the launch and sinking the ram in a daring night assault on October 27 near the Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Kilmer
U.S. Ifty
Charleston
D. C
North Carolina
Albemarle
Plymouth
Roanoke River
W. B. Cushing
United States Navy
Deek
Cushing
Albemarle Sound
Roanoke
The Albemarle Destruction and Captain Cushing’s Escape
The Union ram Albemarle was destroyed by Cushing after a torpedo charge. Cushing swam to safety, overheard Confederate plans, and reached the Valley City before being hailed by the fleet. Eleven crewmen were captured or drowned. Cushing was praised by Congress and advanced in rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
S. P. Lee
Albemarle
Houghton
John Woodman
Samuel Higgins
Wisconsin
Congress
Elyrn Bible Study on Galatians And Community Practice
The lesson on Galatians 6 1 10 discusses restoration of the erring in meekness and bearing each other s burdens. It stresses self examination and service over judgment and notes the law of Christ is the law of love guiding all church members. It also covers mutual teaching support and the sowing and reaping principle shaping character and faithfulness. The article closes with a note on preparations for the International Live Stock Exposition at Dexter Park and a public notice of appointment of an administrator for Charles Gorby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostle
the Apostle
Christ
Dexter Park
Black leg kills three young calves near Shelburn
Shelburn farmer Gus Chowning lost three calves to suspected black leg. Dr Northcutt confirmed the diagnosis and vaccination started for remaining cattle. State Vet Nelson advised precautions to prevent spread. carcasses must be burned or buried with quick lime. No further outbreak reported at latest. PARKE HAIR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Gus Chowning
Mr .Chowning
Chowning
Northcutt
Nelson
Administrator's Sale Of Real Estate At Merom Indiana
The administrator of Elizabeth Huff’s estate will offer at public sale on November 27, 1914, at Merom Indiana, the decedent’s interest in lot numbers 187 188 and 210 in the original Merom town. Sale subject to court approval for at least two thirds of appraised value. One half cash, balance in cash or note at six percent, secured by mortgage. A G McNabb administrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Huff
Sullivan Circuit Court
Merom
Indiana
Sullivan County
A. G. McNabb
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan County Divorce Case
In Sullivan Circuit Court September Term 1914 Mary F Standley sues Andrew J Standley for divorce alimony and custody. Defendant not a resident of Indiana notified to answer by December 1 1914 at Sullivan Court House. Clerk Charles R Railsback. Attorney Lee F Bays. First Insertion Oct 28 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gorby
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company
M. A. Haddon
John W. Lindley
Sullivan Circuit Court
Mary F. Standley
Andrew J. Standier
Lee FF
Bays
Andrew J. Standley
State of Indiana
Charles R. Railsback
Sullivan
Lee F. Bays
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New York Harbor
Chesapeake Bay
Bay
Chesapeake
Sounds
Southfield
William B. Cushing
Review of Reviews Company
8. P. Lee
Valley City
Wanderer
By Review of Reviews Company
Elyn
Aoe Bea
Tae
Perry Pony
F. M. Douthitt
Clothier
Majestic Theatre Movies
Maxwell-Cowles
Foot-Fitters
Walters & Robbins Drug & Piano House
LEE Ellis Harness
Fannie Hughes
Millinery
the Peoples State Bank OF Cowles Dry Goods
W. E. Johnson & CO. Meats
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