Palm Tree and Pere Antoine in New Orleans Tale
The narrative links a thirty foot date palm near old New Orleans landmarks to Pere Antoine a Roman Catholic priest connected to Emile Jardin and Anglice. A love triangle ends with Anglice dying and Antoine guarding a palm sprout that grows into a living memorial symbolizing lost romance and memory amid encroaching city development.
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Deve
Qua
New Orleans
Tarles Lyell
United States
Pere Antoine
Eringiér
Pero Antoine
Sir Lyell
Faubourg
Antoine
Emily
Islaand
Pacific
Anglica
Hirsi
Emile Jardin
Angthce
Anglien
Emile
Tim
Istana
Anulice
Tiely
Madame Dardin
Anglice
Emile Jarcin
Tiam
Mon Pere
Anzgliee
Pere Antoins
Pheu
Anglics
Pera Antoine
Spee
Exquisite Foreign Lady Haunts Narrow Street
The old priest Pere Antoing sits under his tree as hunger and laughter mix in the scene. A beautiful dreamy foreign lady stands in the dingy street, a coveted boon to the wretched, while a grimmest speculator lurks.
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Satan
Pere Antoing
Pero Antoine
Ian Joy
Anelice
Miss Budeau
General Jesse L Reno remembered in war’s grim toll
Obituary tribute recounts Major General Jesse L. Reno of the U S Army born in Virginia circa 1826, West Point graduate, distinguished at Cerro Gordo and Chapultepec, later chief ordnance officer, then brigadier general of volunteers. Memoir notes his steadfast service through Burnside’s expedition and Maryland fighting, ending with high praise for his character and leadership.
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Jeseo da
Reno
Cauplain
Ordnance
United
Stabtes Army
Gions
Seork
Saunt
Juase L. Reng
Virginia
Lia
West Point Military Academy
Chas
Stewner
Corps of Engineers
George B. McClellan
J. G. Blunt
J. G. Poster
Tanis N. Palmar
George Stonemann
George H. Gordon
Tranmiain Seymour
DN. Couch
D. Sturgis
Stonewall Jackson
Daly
Ordnance Department
Pennsylvania
United States
Messes
Rena
Cerro Gordo
Chapultepec
United States Coast Survey
Rig Sandy River
St. Paul
Brankfort
8 Y
Uish
Montgomery
Ala
Jeff. Davis
Leavenworth
Washington
Burnside
Annapolis
North Carolina
Ronanoake Island
Newbern
Beaufort
Hagerstown Heights
Reid
Jesse L. Reno
Troubles Among the Generals
Correspondence from Sept 8, 1862 argues military changes were soldier driven. It claims Pope and McDowell lost army support, McClellan promoted by soldiers, and Government shifts targeted West Point command. The piece discusses public opinion of McClellan and partisan influences on promotions and appointments.
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Cincinnati Cazetts
Washincton
Dowell
Pope
Halleck
Washington
M’ Dowell
Patelers
M'P Dowell
Elinots
Missouri
M'Dowell
West Point
McClellan
Pieta
Sleintaelman
Mooker
Sedgwick
Nilson
Partizone
Brave Phil Kearney Falls to Enemy Fire in Mexico War
The death of General Philip Kearney is announced after a soldier's dispatch misreported him wounded and prisoner. A native of New York, aged about forty eight, he rose from Dragoon officer to Brigadier General of volunteers and then Major General, earning fame at Williamsburg Fair Oaks White Oak Swamp Cross Roads and Malvern Hill. His soldiers recalled his courage and leadership, wearing red emblems to mark their units and following him into the thick of battle. Thousands vow to avenge his death as news spreads across the nation.
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Philp Kearney
Arrow
Ane
Kesrney
Keneney
New York
Sod
New Jersey
Monmouth County
Kearoey
Suan Watts
Alexander Macomb
United States Army
Gsour Murat
Mexico
Wcnngen
Meszico
Sufferino
France
Ile
Williamsburg
Fair Oaks
White Oak Swamp
Cros Roads
Malvern Hill
Potomac
Kearney
Philip Kearney
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Bank OF Whitewater
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Coon
Qrietés
Hat OG Waiae
Cheryl Ultrates
Fienayae
Watwornta County
Wisconsin
Eng Prask
Non
Ted
Business Directory
Bintels
eoGntin Pride
Teee ST & Walsh
Graenrius
Creckory
Elie Uatierk
Mian St. RY
KR. McBeath
Whitswate
Rust
Ivebeng Rans
Ryartes
Wales
Crmc Eries & Provisionn
Weeks
Adkins
Bikarn
Chiat
Phynicians
Dee
N. M.D. Vital
White Witter
KLEIN
Loreto
Do Hits
Coe Muef Mearty
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Hank
Ban
Montour House
Hanis
Root & Shon
WAR Claim Agency
Latte Bootes d& CO
Honerstall
Calle & Caine
McBeate
Fl. Tanner & Co
Whitewater
Winchester, DeWolf & Co
Main Street
Theodore Wolffe
Davis, Urotts , Wilson
Albany
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Ganwlen
Plece
Agelon
Lubes
Miewes
Hanes
Janesville
R. McBeath
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A. Murpriely
Cougar & Duy
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Oys
Gia
Oncy
Carpenters
Gud Coopers
Ldson Kellogg
People’s Pension and Bounty Money Office
Chicago
Ramney
Bayder
Cook & CO
Chieaxa, Sheater
Alen
Igonia
Howe
Lie
Tanner & Co
TH Union Variety Store
KB. Mall
Bila
Saviler
Cook & OG
Hutter
Haley, Morse & Boyden
Tioradtng
Reiss Mary McBeath
Revelvig
Lansos
Atention
Mary McBrath
Eaat Water Street
Milwaeker
Aml
Terry & Cleay
Metropolitan Grocery Store
SAMES
N. M. Branel
Old Stand Inn Metropolitan Block
Center Street
Itisbury’s
Hebron Milla
Salt and Plaster
R May Esa
F. B. Hall
Amy Wintworth
Joung Whittier
Ferkia
Phos Hady
Amy Wentworthy
Shane
Andanoyer
Afrey Street
State
Old Colom Wiknights
Biel
Thehemudu
Harpe
Rink
Angélel
Lugena
Ildhich
Blenassas
Pera Arteine
Society of Indies
Huang
Napoleon
Brave Phil
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