Retreat of General Greene Continues in Mecklenburg Region
In the Yorkville Enquirer 1876 installment, General Greene struggles with scarce provisions and ragged troops as Tarleton defeats the militia at Terrant's Tavern. Tarleton and Cornwallis unite forces near Salisbury, while Craighead’s settlers in Mecklenburg rally for liberty, shaping the region as a Whig stronghold.
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Greene
North Carolina
Catawba
Morgan
O'Hara
Terrant’s Tavern
Cornwallis
Tarleton
Terrants Tavern
Webster
Beattie’s Ford
Earl Cornwallis
McCowan
Thirteen
America
Charleston
D. C
Charlotte
Mt. Ida
Faris
Helen
New World
South Carolina
England
Johnson
Holland
City
New York
Trinity Church
Johnsen
Yansen
Charlesten
Willken Johnson
Drew Bunyan
Bunyan
Andrew Arnot
Gellatly
Arnot
Associate of Secession
Pennsylvania
Alexander Craighead
Virginia
Braddock
Blue Ridge
Mecklenburge County
Lancaster
Chester
Bucks Counties
Ireland
Ulster
Rocky River
Poplar Tent
Centre
Hopewell
Providence
Sugar Creek
Steel Creek
Mecklenburg
Scotland
Mecklenburg County
Craighead
Americans and Cheese: A Century of Export and Change
The article notes Americans shifted from skepticism to acceptance of cheese as digestible and nutritious. It highlights domestic cheese makers in New York and Ohio producing Stilton like and Swiss cheeses, the rise of Neufchatel, and rising U.S. cheese consumption alongside export trends. From Feb 2005 figures, exports fell to 7,202,388 pounds vs 5,089,096 pounds in 1406, amid a near doubling domestic production over four years.
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Europe
England
Gruyere
Ohio
New York
Normandy
Bryan
Shiba
Mr. Bryan
Japan
Temple
Sun
America
Great Britain
United States
South
Wrorte
New England
Somersworth
N. H
Boston Herald
World Celebrity Marconi At Twenty Three
The article profiles Guglielmo Marconi as a cautious, centuries old pioneer of wireless telegraphy. It recounts his birth in 1874, early studies under Professor Righi, and pivotal 1902 oceanic transmissions proving aerial messages across seas. It notes public reaction, tuning methods, and his modest, reserved character contrasted with visionary genius.
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Marconi
Thomas A. Edison
English Channel
Atlantic Ocean
Guglielmo
William
Italy
Righi
Dixon
Ute
Mr. Marconi
Fathead
Marconi O
William Marconia
Atlantic
Western Union
Telegraph and Cable Trust
William Marconi
Cavil
Shakespeare Jess
Newton Jess
Galilei
Walter Wellman
North Pole
I Italy
Professor Righi
Bryan the Story Teller in His Speeches
William Jennings Bryan uses homely anecdotes to enliven his speeches and conversation. He classifies his stories into two groups: Nebraska rooted tales for public politics and foreign anecdotes from Japan India and Turkey reserved for private circles.
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William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Japan
India
Turkey
Bethel Church Fall Meeting and Sea Creature Tale
A Bethel Presbytery fall meeting is noted amid a long sea yarn from the steamship Indrasamba. A 27 foot python and a royal Bengal tiger captivate mariners after a voyage from Singapore and Yokohama, with the tiger claiming a posthumous dinner and the basin of the ship’s decks roiling in storms. The mixed report also drifts into architectural notes on concrete and oblique political anecdotes from Bryan.
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Yokohama
Singapore
Suez
Wilkes
Nick
Royal Pengal
Joe Gans
New York Sun
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Donegal
Whitfield
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Middle Octarara
anti-Burger Synod
George the Second
Jesus Christ
Zion
Thomas Cookson
Lancaster County
Cookson
Secession Church
Scothand
Sterling
Seathind
Alexander Craiglead
New York Harbor
Isaac Newton
J. A. Epoeeror
Bryan the Story Teller
New Haven
Bethel Church
Bethel Presbytery
Rowas Way
Ciudad Rodrigo
Cemetery Grounds
Newark
Republican Party
Mr. Prynan
Greenhorn
Ike
Congressman Lentz
Lentz
New England Democrats
Tontine Hotel
Louisville
Democratic Party
Tokyo
Shiba Park
Tokio