Grand Civil War Reenactment Falls Short of Victory
The scene unfolds with Second Battalion veterans charging as artillery rains down grape and canister. Pelham’s cannons tear through the Union lines as Stonewall Jackson and Albert Sidney Johnston lead the assault while Pleasants’ troops hold their ground and suffer a costly retreat under heavy fire. The crowd booms with admiration as Colonel Lindsay and Captain Murfi stand among the chaos, with Rowena’s colors inspiring the soldiers. The program notes a grand stand crowd of about five thousand and plans for a governor’s review and prize drill the next day.
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Artille
Pelham
R. H. Lindsay
N. B. Murfi
Rowena
Stonewall Jackson
Albert Sidney Johnston
Pickett
Stevens
Pleasants
Louis
Klondike Fever Sours Local Store and Bartown Trade
A small grocery and barroom business reports daily beer sales around two to three crates with steady customer flow. Rent is cheap and total stock and fixtures cost an estimated 550 dollars, with a rough six hundred dollars in cash flow. The owner cites the Klondike fever as driving higher demand and a rush to sell assets.
Local Notice Detailing Immediate Vacancy and Rent
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice seeking immediate employment or vacancy with references to Victor Lurie Co and Gus Unit. It mentions a depot judge, Pawarme, and rent around four dollars, plus an address in L. O. R Progress. Details are incomplete but indicate a government or corporate hiring or property notice.
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Hihtatlaetas
Ifee Works
Gus
Pawarme
Victor Lurieber Co
R Progress
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