Honored Blood A Dramatic Incident of the War
A Civil War account recounts a Confederate effort at Fourche Dam near Rock, Price and Steele in action, a rear-guard fight, a Chicago battery captain refusing surrender, and a dramatic exchange ending with a gun named Reed taken by Confederates and bloodstained. The piece also notes an 18 year old vendetta in Lille and a Paris crowd’s mob scene.
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Rock Gazelle
Fourche’s Dam
Price
Steele
Little Rock
Canon
Fourche Dam
Newton
Marmaduke
Walker
Jeffries
Missouri
Chicago
Reed
Burglar near miss and French dynamite scare
A Western city gentleman awakens to a false burglar then discovers a kitchen shelf collapse full of canned fruit and a tale of calm courage. In Lille a cabman delivers dynamite cases causing multiple injuries and a chase leading to a locksmith criminal named Wouters and a broken romance with Pontander.
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Blifkins
Detroit Free Press
Lille
A. Delestre
Mme. Delestre
Monsieur Delestre
Mme. Demestre
Mme
Monsieur Demestre
Monsieur Trachet
Rue de Flandre
Monsieur Vrachet
d’Inkermann
Wouters
Pontander
Gen Hancock and His Servant In Civil War Remembrance
A Cleveland resident recalls meeting General Hancock and his former slave Charles Brown at Camp Griffin and later in Washington. Hancock praised Brown and promised future aid should he lose his position. A Minnesota correspondent notes Chippewa Indians thrive on government annuities fish berries rice and limited farming with crafts and fur sales forming other income.
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Charles Brown
Perry Street
Falkill County
Hancock
Camp Griffin
Brown
Washington
Cleveland
General Hancock
Mr. Brown
Minnesota
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Douai
Paris
Cor. N. O. Picayune
France
Gen. Hancock
A. Siegel & Sons
People's Shoe Store
J. H. Davis
Watson & Davis
Geo
Hazeltine
Dolmans
O. H. Hunter & Son
Pittsburg
Parker, Foxburg
Franklin
Oil City
Rockwood
Oleopolis
Eagle Rock
Tionesta Hickory
Junkeyville
Tidioute _ Thompson's
Irvineton
Eric R'y
Bradford
E.R. R. iv
Warren
Clarendon
Tidioute
Kvington
Chautauqua Lake Division
Pet
Centre
Titusville
Centerville
Corry
Mayville
Brocton
Sam
Union &Fitusville Ranch
Union City
Philadelphia
Pullman
Wm.s. Baldwin
Pass’r
Exchange St
Buffalo
N.Y
O. Watson
Pennsylvania
R. R
P. & E. Division
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Erie Mail
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Sheffield
Warren Ae
Erie Ma
Kane
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Arr
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Ives Kane
Irvine
Brie
Irvineton Corry
Erie Corry
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Philadel
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Kan 1
Irvil War
Shress
Cla Om
Llea
the Home Mutual Life
F.W. Miller & CO
Warren, PA
Tyson
D. G. Morse
Crawford, Venango
Forest
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Chautauqua County
N. Y
Verbeck Block
Harper’s Bazar
Europe
America
Stoneham
Clarendon Irvington
North Warren
F. W. Miller & CO
Penn
Syracuse
H. A. Jamieson & CO
Carver
Harper’s Periodicals
Harper's Bazar
Harper’s Magazine
Harper’s Weekly
Harper's Young People
Eas Deseseers
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Franklin Square Library
United States
Canada
Harper & Brothers
Fa. Ja
Second and
Liberty Streets
G. Offerlee & Son
H. J. Holbrook & Co
Keystone Block
A. Mintzer & CO
Jamestown
Soc
Christian Smith
First National Bank
Vhuuna
B. Wartman.& CO
Osborn, Ohio
Dunkir
Allegheny Valle
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Bredonia
Laoda
Cassadaga
Sinclairvill
Vermont
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Falconer
Pasouth
Grand Valley
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Ackley’s Russel
N. Warren W. Warren
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Pittsfield
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Lake Shoal Junction
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Collins
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Cree
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We. & P. Crew Jamestowl
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Ened Corry
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Tin St
Lake Shore
Michigan
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Sandy Lake
Stoneboro
Clarks
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Jamestow Pan
Youngstown
Coalburg
Turrell Hitt
Kinsman
Williamsfield
Andover
Leon
Dorset
Jefferson
Ashtabula
Reno
Polk
Raymilto
Turrell Hill
Williamesfield
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Ashtabula Depart
Toledo
Rm Lill
Noll
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Pittsburgh
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River House
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