Magnificent Fighting at Chickamauga Confederate Valor Described
Washington correspondent praises Bragg’s army for extraordinary courage and endurance during the Chickamauga campaign. Army reports cite heavy Confederate losses across Longstreet, Hood, and Breckinridge wings, with vivid accounts of hand to hand combat, repeated charges, and steadfast defense at Snodgrass Hill and Horseshoe Ridge.
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Boyton
Chickamauga
Europe
Marsla Tour
Bragg
Georgia
Brannan
Forrest
Peter and
Wilson
Walker
Walthall
Govan
Liddell
Baird
Salthall
Hurass
Cheatham
Johnson
Lafayette Road
Palmer
Hood
Law
Bushrod Johnson
Preston
Davis
Wood
Sheridan
Stewart
Bate
Clayton
Brown
Kelley Farm
Snodgrass Hill
Horseshoe Ridge
Longstreet
Stedman
Breckinridge
Helm
Adams
Stoval
Gist
Colquitt
Harker
Frank Smith
Kershaw
Rashrod Johnson
Brannon
Hindman
Sted- Man
Tenth
Tennessee
Patton Anderson
Alabama
Gracie
F Gracie
Alabama Legion
Alabama Batallion
Robert W. Hearth
Gregg
Jackson
Maney
Geo. C. Porter
Hume R. Field
Randall Gibson
Graves
Cleburne
Forty-eighth
Polk
Deshler
D. H. Hill
Eetor
Senator Walthall
Union
Washington Cor
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Grand Army Celebrates Veterans Land and Monuments
The Grand Army posts in Colorado receive ten acres to build a soldiers home. A monument on South Mountain marks Reno's fall, soon to be erected. Over 1.5 million ex-soldiers and sailors exist, with 840 thousand pensioners and about 400 thousand Grand Army members. Sherman offers 100 dollars for an officer essay on Leavenworth’s influence. The Bennington battle monument stands 186 feet tall. Historic tablets for the outlook chamber from Masons Odd Fellows Vermont Historical Society and Grand Army of the Republic have been received.
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South Mountain
Tur
Bennington
Outlook
The
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Vermont Historical Society
Grand Army of the Republic
Judge McConnell Denies Separate Cronin Trials
Chicago August 30 Judge McConnell announced he would deny most separate trials for the Cronin murder suspects. He grants one separate trial for Woodruff due to his confessions while keeping others joined, arguing fair trial rights and prejudice concerns. Proceedings adjourned for further rulings Friday at 10.
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McConnell
Woodruff
Chicago
P. H. Cronin
Criminal Court Room
Tam
O'Sullivan
Althouh
Coughlin
Beggs, Burke
Longenecker
Sackett Harbor Fire Destroys Village Business District
Fire swept Sackett Harbor Watertown N Y destroying the business portion including the telegraph and telephone offices the Rome Watertown Ogdensburg ticket office every saloon dry goods grocery hardware and general stores and a government contract warehouse for Michigan barracks with an estimated loss near 40000 dollars.
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Watertown
N. Y
Sackett Harbor
Rome, Watertown
Rejoicing at Samoa as Malietoa Returns
Advices from the Samoan islands report quiet conditions after widespread feasting and rejoicing over King Malietoa's return. He declined to resume the crown due to failing health, rendering the throne undesirable. Mataafa likely to succeed to the throne.
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Malietoa
Sydney
Australia
Mataafa
Cronin murder trial opens with jury selection in Chicago
The Cronin murder case starts in Chicago with Coughlin Beggs Burke Kunze on trial. Jurors face intense examination on circumstantial evidence and death penalty views as the State's Attorneys contest counsel loyalties and probe juror connections to the defendants.
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Forrest
Dr. Cronin
Donahoe
Foster
Ames
Senator Kennedy
Wing
Coughlin
Beggs
Kunze
Burke and
O'Sullivan
Longenecker
Hynes
Burke
Mcfounell
Woodruff
Alexander Sullivan
Lawrence Rh
Buckley
Thomas Murphy
Harry Jordan
Patrick Egan
Home and Farm snippets on fall crops and storage
A collection of practical farm notes covers tomato storage for fall profit, a New Ulm horse with eye color predicting weather, fall tree planting advocacy, dairy and feeding tips, corn ensilage use, and pickling vinegar ratios. It also notes egg tests, propagation from currant and gooseberry cuttings, lemon preservation in sand, and cautious winter wheat sowing to avoid Hessian fly.
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New Ulm
Minn
Sita
Omaha
Points for Poulterers With Practical Housing and Feeding Tips
Practical poultry guidance on water systems and nest care for hens and chicks. Recommend closed fountains, iron tincture in water for sick birds, regular nest cleaning, shady brood areas, and vermin control with kerosene and carbolic powder. Feeding schedules include dry bread, cracked wheat, corn bread, greens, and oyster shells to harden eggshells, with tips to prevent egg eating by outwitting hens and restricting access to nests.
Massive Flooding in Wakayama Japan Kills Ten Thousand
Advices from Yokohama report disastrous storms in Wakayama leading to ten thousand deaths and 20,000 rendered homeless. Property losses were enormous amid the floods and storms.
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Japan
Yokohama
Wakayama
Molten Steel Spill at Carnegie Works Kills One Man
In Pirrspurcu Pennsylvania at the Carnegie Homestead steel works a ladle spill of six tons of molten steel killed one worker and fatally burned four others, with another dying later. The body of Andrew Kepplen was recovered after being submerged in the molten mass as water cooled the metal leaving a clear silhouette of his form.
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Pirrspurcu
Carnegie
Homestead Steel Works
Andrew Kepplen
Americans in Pekin face expulsion pressure rumor
Loxton Aug 31 A Shanghai dispatch reports intense American excitement over Pekin news that prominent Chinese officials petition the government to expel all Americans. It is said Prince Chun, father of the Emperor, urges removal of Americans.
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Loxton
Shanghai
The
Standard
Pekin
Prince Chun
Man Dies After Delirium Tremens Leap From Roof
William Ryan leaped from a five story roof in New York in a delirium tremens fit. He died from horrific injuries as police reported the frightful mangling of his body.
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New York
William Ryan
Elevator Fall Injures Nurse Crew in Philadelphia
An elevator car fell from the third story to the basement after two cable strands broke at Eleventh and Cherry streets. The elevator boy and five nurses in the car suffered injuries of varying severity. Also reported, two men from Richland County fought over a feud near Excelsior. one, Frank Frreiley, was killed.
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Philadelphia
Charity
Eleventh
Cherry Streets
Boscawen
Wis
Patsy Gorman
Frank Kelley
Excelsior
Richland County
Frank Frreiley
Horses for the Future in Proper Colt Rearing
From the Albany Journal guidance on horse care. Emphasizes rest, exercise, gradual breaking, steady work, and careful feeding for foals and mature horses. Warns that overwork or underfeeding harms young colts and that humane rest is also profitable.
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Albany Journal
Treatment of Roup in Poultry from Ohio Farmer
Guidance on recognizing roup a contagious air passage disease in birds with marked eye and nostril discharge and facial swelling. Advises separating affected fowl and using soapsuds wash, alum water, or chlorate of potash solution, then whisky rinse, cayenne mash, force feeding, Labarraque solution, and warm clean quarters to speed recovery.
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Castile
Varied 19th Century Figures and Norwood Mentions
A kaleidoscope of quotes and notes covers handwriting critique, climbs to Pike's Peak, fears of journalists, and a married life tale. It profiles Mrs. Harrison, Jax Goop, Mrs. Evison as partner, preacher Samceon at Beulah Upper Norwood, and late Chief Justices Waite Bradley and others. It notes President Harrison's billiards, Mrs. Secre tary Whitney’s Versailles inspired room, Mrs. Groner Gorin’s tan Suede fashion, and Mrs. Gould’s tan wardrobes. It describes Burra Lo Brig ranch on the North Platte, Cody's horses and cattle, and Buffalo Bill's ranch with a rising flag. It lists cabinet ages Miller Attorney-General and Windom as Windom the eldest, and traces birthplace origins for Tracy Miller Proctor Rusk Blaine Wanamaker and others with war service.
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Justice Futter
General Sherman
Pike's Peak
Harrison
Deer Park
Washington
Jax Goop
Evison
Samceon
London
Beulah
Upper Norwood
Waite
Bradley
Matthews
Harlan
Blatchford
Gray
Field
Miller
Lamar
Whitney
Washington House
Versailles
Fontainebleau
France
Groner Gorin
Gould
Burra Lo Brig
North Platte
Nebraska
Cody
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Windom
Messrs
Blaine
Proctor
Tracy
Rusk
Tracy and
New York
Windom, Noble and Rusk
Ohio
Blaine and Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Hints for Horticulturists and Orchard Management
Practical guidance on first year pear cultivation and summer pruning, cherry and apple tree care, root grafting vs budding, soil knowledge, moisture management, borer prevention for peach trees, proper planting depth, and root replacement. Also instructions for strawberry renewal and upcoming railroad excursion details from Louisville to Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Florida with dates and ticket info.
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Tris
Agnostic trinity named in early essay critique
The article mentions Mrs Humonrery Warp Miss Olive Schreiner and Mrs Margaret Deland as the agnostic trinity. It then discusses malaria and says Hostetter's Stomach Bitters defends against malarial fever and other miasma born diseases, along with kidney troubles constipation rheumatism and nervousness.
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Humonrery
Olive Schreiner
Margaret Deland
Hostetter
Excursions Promised by Chicago Rail Lines to Deep South
Five personally conducted trips are set from August to October with one low first class round trip fare to Tennessee Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana. Tickets valid for return within 40 days. Inquiries directed to J B Moore traveling agent in Chicago or William Hill general passenger agent Chicago.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Florida
C. P. Atmore
Genn's Pass
Louisville
Geo. L. Cross
N. W
Clark Street
Chicago
Ill
Masyy
South
Florence
Ala
Chicago & Eastern Crisis Railroad
Evansville
Northwest
Louisiana
J. B. Moore
E. LR. R
First National Bankuilding
William Hill
Antiquated Soap Ad and Curative Pills Mention Edison
An old advertisement fragment promotes Eledric Soap priced at twenty cents a bar, Kerr pore-opening claims, Glenn's Sulphur Soap, Hill's Hair Dye, and Carter's Little Liver Pills as a liver regulator. It notes the King of Italy naming Thomas A Edison a grand officer during a European visit.
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Kerr
Glenn
Hill
Carter
Italy
Thomas A. Edison
Europe
Order of the Crown of
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Grand Army
Colorado
Cronin
M’ Connell
Samoa
J. Pierce
Golden Medical
Niagara Falls
Michigan Central
Graham
O. W. Ruoeies
B. F. Johnson & Co
Richmond
Ilinois
Southern
McComb City
A. H. Hassan
J. F. Merry
Manchester
Iowa
America
Wren Dobbins
Jax Gori
Alonzo Reed
George Westinghouse
Tunsill
Isaac Thomason
Piso
Mark
Ares
Aitiess
Novello
Sandrr
Gouns
Springfield
Moy
Goonies
Bulinees
Prost
Skaman
Galena
Mom. R
Dedrort
Pineville
Eiy
Sdireues
Wieekaties
Dave
Grand Rapide
Micky Hood
Droweivts
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C. I. Hood Scova
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Tutt
Webster
Gov’t Prn
U.S
Supreme Colls
Nerry
Leatins Scheat Book
Keellers
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Mase
Loomington Uf Begitik
Bu 'Aw School
R.M Genjatarn
Jaton Cor
Leger of Law
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Thoronghio
Ciretlars Free
Beyast*s College
Dette S F
Milwaukee College Vine
Advanand
D. Twain
Paris
W. Baker & Cos
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Gates
Lnforma
North Market
Gotario
AL Smith
Tearhorn Street
Othe
Pani
Roi
Mobile
Adea
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Hottland
P.o.ryx 20
Phila
Sorusewege Mat Law
Joseph H.huntersee
Catarri
E.T. Hazevrine
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