A Boy Spy Mystery From Civil War Days
A Northern youth named Charles Rian attempted to infiltrate Porter's lines near Richmond as a Confederate spy. He claimed extensive travel and knowledge of Jackson’s forces but his tale unraveled under cross examination. Pinkerton and Farnsworth doubted him. he vanished from army records after being confined as a suspected spy.
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American Press Association
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Richmond
Army of the Potomac
McClellan
Jackson McClellan
McDowell
Fredericksburg
Jackson
Shenandoah Valley
Fitz John Porter
Mechanicsville
Gaines Mill
Malvern Hill
Porter
Farnsworth
Illinois
Genzerat
Winchester
Lynchburg
J. F. Fanssworth
Illinois Cavalry
Chancellorsville
Charles Rian
Secret Service
Pinkerton
Rian
Iowa
Albany
New Orleans
Baltimore
Ijlo
Brooklyn
Bal
Maryland
Front Royal
Tyiehburg
L.dies
Lynchburz
Gordonsville
Rinn
Metlslan
Ashland
Dr. Lumpkins
Alan
Johnston
North
Riann
Kelly
OL Minty amAlys Tar Beyenanis
Brewsters
St. Mary's Parish
General Porter
Confederacy
Dr. Lovipkins
James River
War Department
Army
General Porter Thugs Escape Supposed Collusion Amid March
General Porter claimed thugs escaped by collusion with his guard during a march toward the James river. Grorce L. Kner.
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General Porter
the James
Grorce L. Kner
A Wonderful Bridge at the Forth Bridge
A description notes a horizontal pull of 10 000 tons on the chief spans and a weight of 100 000 tons on their bases. It claims half a dozen British ironclads could be hung upon them without undue strain.
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Forth
Queen of Tolland Dines With English Laureates
Dr Mus Muller recounts how the late queen often visited England and dined with Dean Stanley and literary figures including Tennyson, Lord Houghton, Hunley, and Max Müller. A tense wait for Tennyson’s arrival ends as the queen leads questions, with his cautious replies highlighting the social friction of a royal literary gathering.
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Mus Muller
Queen of
Tolland
England
Dean Stanley
Tennyson
Lord Houghton
Hunley
Max Muller
Guneheon
Tittycan
Netherlands
Regina
Public meeting in Coolgardie over WA mining politics
Pierre Leroy Beaulieu reports a Coolgardie gathering where miners protest Western Australia government policies on mining populations and political representation. The crowd remains orderly, speakers span democratic to socialist views, and a protest motion is adopted with thanks given to all speakers.
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Coolgardie
France
Les Nouvelles Sovietes
Pierre Leroy Beaulieu
Name mix up sparks footballer sweetheart jest
In a playful quip from the Indianapolis Journal a reader recalls a girl named Mame somebody across the street. The line toys with mishearing Maim as a comical nickname for a footballer’s sweetheart.
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Mame
Indianapolis Journal
Bright idea for smokeless cigarette sparks Chicago News note
A brief Chicago News item records Bright proposing a smokeless cigarette as a million-dollar idea if perfected. Wright queries the scheme, signaling a developing plan and early interest in a potential breakthrough invention.
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Bright
Wright
Chiago News