Night in a Civil War hospital tale of Patton and a Confederate
In the aftermath of Atlanta fall Patton a Union soldier in company K 109th Pennsylvania tended to wounds at a hospital. He recalls a moonlit night overseeing morphine powder prep with a red headed Confederate who drank spirits and mocked the doctor. Patton's sudden strike on the Confederate chest led to a stunned escape and a rare quiet aftermath.
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Joneshorn
Atlanta
John R. Patton
Company K
One Hundred and Ninth Pennsylvania
Bine
Dr. Bruebaker
John M. Vallean
National Tribune
John
Dunn
de. Bruebaker
Holy Joe
Dro Beuebaler
Joe
Patton
Tim
Dik
Trout House
Reb
Johnny Reb
Johny
John P
Atlants
McPherson
Georgia
Nic
Treon
Diney
Stripes
Onr
Patten
Ded Mann
Ikea Spiritue Frumerati
Hornets and Bullets at Chickamauga Recall of Leavell Feat
In a Chickamauga action, A. Leavell of the Thirty-Sixth Indiana suffered yellow jacket stings while under heavy fire. He pressed forward after a thumb wound from a spent ball and rejoined his unit, later praising his decision not to flee despite the swarm.
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A. Leavell
Chicago Inter Ocean
Chickamauga
John M. Palmer
Kelley Farm
Kelley House
Palmer
Thirty-Sixth
Indiana
Leavell
Yellow Jackets
Travell
Hle
Thirty-sixth Indiana
Johnny
Opening of Congress and Parlement Shakeup Observed
Washington and London reports describe formal sessions as Congress convened with messages read and leaders paying respects to late members. The House adjourned after memorials to Daly Hoffecker Gear and Davis, while Senate swore in Dillingham and received the president's message. A Democratic Caucus and a Kruger resolution were noted, along with London’s Parliament opening and a large Youngstown fire causing extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daly
N. J
Hoffecker
Del
Davis
Minn
Gear
Senate
Benatora
Hanne
Jones Ark
Frye
Milburn
Prover
Davin
William T. Dillingham
Justin 8
Hale
Hoar
Congress
Maj. Praden
Kennet
Allison
John Henry Gear
Nelson
St. Vou
Minnesota
Democratic Caucus
House
Sieen
London
Queen Victoria
William Gourt Gully
Explosion at Chienge boiler plant kills five in rail line mishap
A boiler explosion at the Chienge and Northwestern railroad power plant in Rinele and Kingsbury on Monday afternoon killed five workers and injured several others. The blast damaged the building, endangered pedestrians, and disrupted passenger traffic with an estimated property loss of 45.40. The dead include August Weies, Joseph Specht, and foreman August Claman. other victims and injured travelers were removed to Milwaukee and Chicago hospitals for treatment.
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Chienge
Chiengo & Northwestern
Rinele
Kingsbury
Rails Road Company
William Bicker
Shesboygan
Wis
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Bicker
Ricker
August Beck
Milwaukee
Policlinic Hospital
August Weies
Joseph Specht
August Claman
Henry Lehnar
Aturust Beek
Chicago
Charlee Viblein
Tleok
Panther Attacks EightYearOld Farm Girl Near Mad Brook Settlement
A panther carried off and killed an eightyearold daughter of farmer F Wiley near the Mad Brook settlement. Remains found in swampy ground. Community organizes a panther hunt. A tenfoot panther shot and two others reported missing.
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Amnpeupatic
Minny Dee
Wis
Nimes
F. Wiley
Jin
Jimb
Burke
Ren
Stock hits 800 as Standard Oil gains 0 points
New York reports Standard Oil certificates rise to 800 plus 330, a one day gain of 30 points. The company capital and value figures cited show massive growth and Rockefeller holds 43 percent of total stock. Royal inspection at Albany barracks noted with royalty present. Cherokees suspend treaty talks. Colorado canvass confirms Bryan large plurality.
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New York
Mail and Express
Jean
John D. Rockefeller
Prince of Wales
Tonden
Royal Canadian Regiment
Household Cavalry
Albany Street
Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of York
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Wolseley
Evelyn Wood
William Bt
John Brodrick
Secretary Root's Philippine War Report Highlights Cuban and Porto Rico Affairs
The annual Secretary of War report outlines U S actions in the Philippines including suppression of insurrection, government in the islands, and fortifications. It notes Cuba’s ongoing governance development and Puerto Rico administration through May, with road telegraph works and river projects.
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Jenshington
Philippines
Petting
Alaska
Foro Rico
Cubs
Root
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Themerlves
Cuba
Aldine
Porto Rico
Victims of Treachery in China Massacre Report
Describes mass killings in Shatai province where four Catholic bishops and four European priests were killed, along with many Chinese converts and orphans. Details include executions by burning and drinking blood, with a note on retaliatory calls for justice and ongoing diplomatic tension. Included are other domestic notices of accidents and embezzlement charges in Wisconsin and Kentucky.
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Verlin
Dew
China
Shatai
Marseilles
Chereupon
Peking
Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
Chi Li
Palty
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Wis
Louis Gilgenbach
Frank Orting
Reinig
Fragmented OCR Notice Mix With Ads and Public Notices
A garbled OCR fragment combines obscure notices, travel ads, and product pitches. It references mail orders from Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, railway routes to California, and various periodical lines. Names and places appear inunclear form, with scattered prices and schedules.
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Chickamaven
Tp Presidentis Meanie Privcipal
Kruger
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Paul Kruor
Great Britain
Youngstown, O
Stambaugh-Thompson Company
ITAL
Northwestern
Read
Chiengs
Hattle
Tom Limb
Link
Rockefeller
Tahequah
Cherokee Council
Dawes Commission
Denver
Gol. Dee
Colorado
Bryan
McKintey
THE
A.W
Provinee
Shan
Mimpessivmens
Paris
John T. Bosley
Sherman
Stivers
Portage
Syracuse Herald
Louis
Katy
Tenny
San Antonio
Los Am Weles
An Francisco
Kanone City
Indianapolis News
Italia
America
Perona
Irane Brock
Trane Brock
McLennan Ewenty
Tex
Hike
Teac Brock
Catarth
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Carter
Carters
Ibs
Kysaud
Rhe
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