Newspaper Room Schemes and Unrest at the Advance
In the Advance building Wheeler Brand manages a tense night with reporters Howard Hartley and Jeff Thorne. Dupuy pressures Brand over Bartelmy dealings while Nolan and Powell arrive seeking placement as Brand plots to trap a rival. The scene centers on editorial politics, blackmail risk, and a dramatic sting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Brand
Howard Hartley
Jeff Thorne
Bill
Brand
Hartley
Jeff
Howard
Brandles
Durkin
Joe Dillon
Dillon
Dupuy
Bartelmy
Nolan
Triple 3 Plaza
Miss Stone
Pon
Sylvester Nolan
Powell
Young Nolan
Omaha Exposition
Sylvester
Keeping Step to the Music in a Small Town Parade
Blind veteran Winfield Paine and neighbor Jane Fletcher lead a Veterans Day parade together in Greenville. Jane reveals she is Mary Fletcher’s daughter, father of her heart, and helps Paine cope with his loss as Stephen Paine returns from New York. The two children of war forge a new bond and plan a future with Paine and Stephen assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Fletcher
Winfield Paine
Mr. Paine
Addison Smith
Greenville
Jane Fletcher
Stephen
Jane
Jacob Gillan
Mary
Fletcher
New York
Steve
John Fletcher
Spain
Old Winfield Paine
Paine Homestead
Jane Letcher
Grant Under Fire From Civil War Veteran Testimony
A veteran recalls Grant’s bravery under fire, noting that generals are rarely where artists depict them yet praising Sheridan at Five Forks and Grant’s coolness at Spotsylvania and Belmont. The account contrasts legendary imagery with frontline danger and portrays Grant’s steadiness.
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Grant
Sheridan
Ayres
Five Forks
McClellan
Gaines Mill
Chickamauga
Spottsylvania
Upton
Egypt
Belmount
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Frederick R. Toombs
Joseph Medill Patterson
Harriet Ford
Aerea Srana
Patriot
Mr. Brand
Joe
Downs
Bobbie Doolittle
Fem
Bobbie
St. Honore Hotel
Jersey
Barteling
Barteliny
Clarissa Mackie
American Press Association