Court Martial Starred by Grant Scandal Tale
A fragment from The Weekly Echo recounts a court martial tale involving General Ulysses S. Grant and Secretary of War Jefferson Davis. It describes a dramatic incident with a horse in a hat shop, yielding a resignation that was allowed, and notes Davis’s approval in a historic millitary context. The Louisiana notice follows, listing the Parishes and a final accounting filing with the clerk of Calcasieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onanez
Bates
Amaneed
Ieee Wakibaa
Montgenti Olloer
Mill Law
al 8. Grant
Jefferson Davis
State of
Louisiana
8Th District Court
Paulin C. Leblen
Calcasieu
V. Moss
Hair length and beard growth noted across ages
A historic account describes women's hair ranging from twenty inches to longer lengths with examples of two yard strands. beard growth is varied with predictions of inches per year. It cites Burgomaster Hans Stein’s long beard causing a fatal stumble and records from 1862 of English, French, and Italian hair specimens, the longest seventy four inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Steini
Brann
Eble
Leni
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THE
Weekly Echo
Bailey
E. D. Estilette
Lay
Etat de la Louisiane
Bone Cour
Dist
Paulin
Lebleu
Paroisse Calcasien
Épouse
Bureau du Greffier
J. V. Moss
Greffier
Juillet
George H. Wells
Attorney At Law
Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish
St. Landry
Lafayette Parishes
County
Texas
Louis 8. Leveque
Lake Charles
Eighth Judicial District
Million and Calcasieu
Male and Female Academy
le Eee
Goly
J. W. Bryan
Nathan Hirsh
Lake Charles, LA
Pujo
Louis Fisher
Kirby and
Ryan Streets
Ely
Sig
Sears
Jobs Printing Office
Aeolg
Jamsy
Daily World
Mail
Hx-Gov
Horatio Seymour
Samouxn J. Timpkin
Albany
Cori Appretorsl &E
Park Row
New York
Hay
Butte
Pas
Bayou Plaqa
Vreay
Sheriff's