The March of Jackson at Chancellorsville and Hooker’s Retreat
A detailed veteran account recounts Stonewall Jackson’s bold flank movement at Chancellorsville, Hooker’s strategic missteps, and the ensuing Confederate breakthrough. It describes Jackson’s signal, Devens’s stubborn defense, and the chaotic collapse of the Eleventh corps as night fell on May 2 1863, with Jackson fatally wounded later that day.
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Leo
Jackson
Hooker
Fredericksburg
Hyobor
Ander
Tabernacle Church
Seather
Loa
Houker
Torsaelm Church
Niederlensturg
Honker
Jen Btaarvs
Volun
Siowrol
Titeon Millet
Mooker
Wilderofes Church
Vraderichsturg
Richmond
Thia
Luo
Jnowall
Alto
Stuasa
Uord
Howard
Devons
Devens
Stonewall
Prektts
Rom
Anfornia
Uniue
Plekst
Wilderness Church
von Gilss
Ten. Doles
von Gulisa
von Cusa
Hartle
Eleventh Corps
Doles
von Gilsa
Dollins
Williams
Twelfth Corps
Jasoie Cates Devens
Willis
Local notes on town work and marriages in September
The article reports BaYe railroad crews grading the lower town with gravel from Cos hoeston, partial paving on Chester street, and friction over top-dressing materials. It notes Captain John Porter in hospital, a Brook County wedding aided by Rev Harney, Dr. Walton renting an office, and the Chelsea Pottery resuming work. It also covers local births, house sales, a fair turnout, and political levies in New Cumberland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Comaentaxn
BaYe
Mena
Secone
Coshoeton
Chester Street
Chelsea Pottery
Brooke County
Capt. Torsdales
Harney
Walton
Benwood
Vnga
Trutoxvilte
Samuel McCune
McCune Bros
Brilliant
Bliss May Cope
Bridgeport
David Medill
Scio College
Kennedy
Miss Hawthorne
Portland
Robert Davis
Madge Allom
Wm. Medill
Main Street
Chapman
James Hodges
Robert Cunningham
Columbus
Christopher Mitchell
Wellsburg
Washington
Rush Run
Mr. Stills
Smithfield
Mrs. Shockley
Yorkville
John Tilton
Deap Eun
Henry Ewing
Mrs. Mosell
Steubexville
Fragmentary OCR Narrative With Obscure Dialogue
A garbled passage presents stray dialogue about shade, gaze, and a clerk with purple shades. Characters Tom Maser Audently and Steboaged appear in a sequence that hints at a scene but lacks coherent facts or clear events.
Secret Societies Meeting and Masonic Work Noted
Maloney lodge No 1 and Moriah lodge No 105 held a joint meeting in Powhston with about 25 visitors. Brethren moved through enter ed apprentice fellow craft and master mason degrees, led by Worshipful Master Maxwell and Debmel, with a banquet at Hotel VanKeuren. Nelson No 30 met and conferred Fellow Craft on one candidate, led by Worshipful Master Darrah and Senior Deacon Rickey.
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Maxwell
Debmel
West Virginia
Aterhouse
Hoegey
Dehmel
No. 30
Knights of Honor Admit Strong Turnout For Candidate Nomination
Alpha lodge saw active participation from zealous workers during Thursday evening gathering. Members plan to push a candidate at the upcoming meeting while expressing gratitude to the many ladies who aided the outing and contributed to its success.
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Alpha
Lodge i3
Local Notes Fall As Hagensville Staying Busy
Hannibal and nearby towns report a string of visits and departures. Dr E A Wehrman of Indianapolis travels to New York and then Europe, while Rev Fisher is assigned back to East Ohio for another year. Local residents attend events, visits, and a county fair, with many names and places listed among the social notes.
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Haxxtat
E A. Wehrman
Indianapolis
New York
Europe
Will East
Delaware
Commercial College
Mary Hofer
Sue Woegtly
Nellie
East Palestine
Philps
East Ohio Conference
Fisher
John Hyer
Marietta
Hyer
John Muhlman
David Ifide
Nebraska City
Lou Anshutz
Buckhill
Lenkard
Carrie Kiari
Wheeling
Sam Fisher
Rena Noll
John Dunlap
Edna
Mariotca
Matt Noll
Ciarisatos
John and
Washlea
Dillie’s Bottom
Ed. Sink and
Famsily
Powhattan
George Topp
James Snively
Captina
F. W. Cox
Proctor
Dr. Wherman
Charles Knehthorne
Frank Cochran
M. E. Church
R. PF. Sears
Elia Holgate
Ten Room Frame Residence Design for City Lot Frontage
Philadelphia North American presents a detailed design and description of a modern ten room frame residence for a thirty foot front city lot. Brick foundation with concrete cellar, two stories of oak finish, piano kitchen and pantry layouts, vestibule and reception hall flow, archways, and extensive storage. Includes front and rear verandas, two fireplaces, electric bells, and bronze hardware throughout.
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Philadelphia
Glazed Glass and Furnaces Mentioned in Article Fragment
A fragment notes glass described as American double strength and art glass in use. It mentions fires and second floors heated by calibrated Carton furnaces and references Guonon W, Myxns in a partial context.
Not Wholly Crubhed Siges of the Lovers Cipher in Chicago tale
In a Lakeside setting Flora Bunkerill rejects Jenkinson Leeter after a tense witty scene. He proposes, she declines, and he exits to reveal a grim private joke carved on a gatepost suggesting warning signs about his fate. The piece blends romance with dark, local humor and a cryptic ending.
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Kigago Tribune
Lake Michigan
Flora Bunkerill
Mr. Leeter
Jenkinson Leeter
Et Pin
Mr. Leezer
Royal women who smoke cigars and cigarettes abroad
A Philadelphia Telegraph piece extols royal ladies and European queens for smoking, citing Empresses of Austria and Russia and Queen Marguerite of Italy among avid tobacco users. It notes lavish smoking rooms, gold cigarette cases, and Havana sourced tobacco, then mentions American society women known for smoking, including many prominent blue-blood women.
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Ethel MacKenele
Philadelphia
Russia
Austria
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Roumania
Sergia
Paris
Empress of
Marguerite
Ruseta
Alhambra
Havana
Turkey
Natalie
Servia
Menton
Estimated value of salt provokes tailor's price tale
In Cleverton, Clothier and Kuraleher remark on a beautiful salt and its cost. Travers notes his tailor paid about $40, highlighting the fashion item's rarity and expense.
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Cleverton
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Stownwall
Oranoellorsville
Glagell
Jew Youker
Groner L. Kinnen
Ae Ee Agkson
Apeeg
T. Ch
Chancellorsville
Jackson A. Hay
Argusd
New Cumberland
Toronto
Stoker
John Porter
West Porn Hospital
Pittsburg
Leah
Tiltonville
Washington, Ra
Wismoor7ox
Samuel Hoglett
Shoe
Samuel
Columbia College
Hagan
W. Va
Catharine Ecker
Rush F. Jones
Emma Miller
Jones
Niagara Falls
John Davis
Mary Ammon
Washington County
Joshua Wright
Alan 20 Linn
C. Pee
Cannonsburg
5. C. Craig
West Alexand
W. H. Sweeney
Tyler Tube and Pipe Company
W. L. McCleary
A. Frank Montgomery
Seae George Kae
Marta Rankin
Paters Township
Charles Hays
Bride
Kansas City
Matthews
Mary McClain
Arden
Bloomington
Sr. Cramsyrusz
Maggie Anderson
Bellaire
J. B. Ryan
Grand Commandery
Cincinnati
Leroy Sedgwick
John
Clarendon
Finney
Jas. FP. Patton
Hate McBridk
Joseph Beck
U. P. Parsonage
Tacs
Tom Maser
the Secret Societies
Knights OF Honor
Hannibal
Clarington
Warrenton
Warumxton
Elia Walsh
Ella Jackson
KE. J. Russell
Annie Conant
Clow
Nimrod Mansfield
A. P. King
Swift
Mra
E. J
Kes
JES
Tibu
Eption
Eparlor
Finst
Nita
Ichababer
ALOE
Econd Stort
ICL
GRO. E. Rurner & CO
Hellphone
Call 614
Oy Vario
Amy Pty House
Sige
Resea Emrate
Twelfth St
Near Market
D. C. Kurner
Panter
Grae
Gla
Market Street
Vaa
W. V4
W. T. Duncan
Martin's Ferry
Oidus
Cor
Prat
Hanover
Pre
Copeland
Tarreberg
Copeland & Bell
Main
Creet
Convery
Coprland
Hell
Wheeling W. Va
Smoot Outlaw Ton
S.rhodes
Rhodes & Co
Main ST
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