The Battle of Gravelotte and St Hubert Recalled
A graphic Civil War era account recalls the near clash at Gravelotte and St Hubert, detailing trenches, ravines, and the brutal charges as French and German forces clash along the plateau. The narrative emphasizes the scale of casualties and the raw, haunting aftermath with graves and monuments dotting the landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathie Ficide
Jonses
Tsravelatte
Howins
Ressandex
St. Hubert
Eaey
Leo
Eile
Bazaine
Taking in an Isthmus Gambler
Panama City swirls with gamblers and thieves amid canal work. A Bowery man bets on roulette in a Plaza gaming hall, paying a $1,000 bill after a lucky hit and boasting of a future return to the United States. Other stories follow of steamer passengers, sure bets, and an enamel of high stakes excitement in the casino like setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery
Panama
Tshmus
United States
New York
St. James
Tandon
San Francisco
Houburg
U States Bank
Vic
Ile
Bowery Min
Teesnerie
New York Sun
The Decay of Iron By A Middleton Worker
David Stiles of Middleton writes to The Salem Gazette about iron rot from constant use. He argues jar weakens tensile strength, citing carriage steps and spines as examples. He notes scrap iron and modern rollers degrade iron quality and warns scrap iron is unsafe for truss or suspension bridges. Boston Journal praises broader study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stiles
Middleton
Salem Gazette
New England
Ubat
Practical Iron Worker
Boston Journal
Property prospects in Clark County Kansas adjoined by rail and roads
A detailed 19th century prospectus for Clark County Kansas highlights rising population and investment. It notes a county seat move, planned bricks Brooke, water works, roads and two rail routes nearing completion. It lists land parcels with prices, locations near Ashland, and strong demand for farms, residences, and tracts along West Main Street.
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Clark County
Atta
Clark
Ebay
Erie
Society
Ashland
Pine Valley
Taxic
Lalance
Avila Trom Ashland
Monke Whem
Prine
Santhe Feowis
Snore
Larce Lite Iy
Westmen
Cemre Prgerty
Adhimpd
Clark Bank
State Bank
X State Hatt
Ackinw
Karem
National Bank, of Medicine Lester
Hardy Solomon & Sons Promote Wichita Information Office
Visitors to Wichita are invited to register at 331 E Douglas Ave to receive free city welfare information by mail. Non residents may request data about Wichita and obtain complimentary daily paper issues. The firm buys and sells real estate for non residents and can refer buyers to state contacts.
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Wichita
Hardy Solomon & Sons
Douglas Avenue
Wichita National Bank
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Buil
Somedowy Gleideem
Grayrlolte
Mvine
von Zastrung
Aldans Streisht
Velow
Il Ne Pleirly
Landskrers
Zaston
Houchon
Guant
Mabert
Wien
Sean
Uth
Ates
Wats
Titont
Jn Landen
Avery
Mente
Leite
Alfred Trmible
Louisville
George D. Prentice
Panl Shipman
Moosetaye
Jaiis Gurls
Kentucky
Fuders Treasury
Eens Feme
Archibald
Shipitusa
Lewisville
Nash- Ville
Prentice
Mr. Guthiere
Ikon
Dames Guthrie
Preston
Preston Laut
Nerewith
Pourrel
Phorton Howat
Chicago
Boston
Danks
Key West
St.Louis
Scott & Wichita
Pac. Ry
Polan Fataca
Gare
St. Lous
Texas
Avoite Cra Traved
Rppot Gatuter and
TexaMuts Gelayee
Eagle Cornice
L. R. Cole
Carey Park
B.C
L. A. Cole
Kansas
Smithson & CO
Anglo-American Loan and Investment Company
East
Jones
AID For Clark CO
Kan
the Banner County
H. McKim du Bois
Seelertete
W. Cooper
Rain Street
Southwestern Land Co
J. Blanchard
Imi Ashland
North Main
S. S. Miller
Fe Gas and Mineral Gergent Foe Artecnan Well Machinery
Main St
Henry Schoveller
New Carew Hotel
Rene Lee
Viele
Murphy
Cabot
South Main Street
Solomon & Sons
Douglas Ave
Hardy
W.C. Gless
W. C. Glenn & CO
Garfield University Endowment
W. O. Riddell & CO
Burinera
Denmark
King Wirae
D Ee
Sears
Wichita Cigar Parlor
Main ST. Core
Jewett
Auereer
Mabe
E.T. Browto & Co
Real Estate and Loan Brokers
Pinlem
Peepers
Renee Eas
Eansab
Candolpo
Peg Aes Nee Preter
Tucker County
Tucker & Jackson
A. B. Jackson
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