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Mar 28

Illustration of East Indian Railway Water-Tank at Barwarie, showing defenders on the roof of the building and a crowd surrounding it.

An Indian Railway Station Defended

The Illustrated London News, January 2, 1858, Volume 32, January — June 1858

James Mathieson in Reporting History

May 14

Photo of a fence, high grass, and a beach in the distance

Small Farmers Deserting Bleak Hebrides, See Climate Changing

James Mathieson in Reporting History

Jun 21

June 21, 1861 — A Skirmish

Montgomery County Sentinel, Rockville, MD

A little fight occurred near Seneca Mill, which is on the Maryland side of the Potomac, some 28 miles above Washington. Lt. Col. Everett in command of three companies of District volunteers, about 200 men, being a…

James Mathieson in Reporting History

Aug 14

Photo of the crime-spree badass chick, Miss Opal Isley. She smiles because, hey, what did you get up to by the time you were 17?

Reformatory Life Has Not Dulled Love for Thrills in Miss Opal Isley

James Mathieson in Reporting History

Apr 27

Tunnel Under the Thames

The Massachusetts Spy, and Worcester County Advertiser, September 07, 1825

James Mathieson in Reporting History

Apr 4

Picture of the zeppelin LZ 7 Deutschland

Air Ship Passenger Arrives on Schedule

First Regular Passenger Service Inaugurated When Deutschland…

James Mathieson in Reporting History

May 21

May 21, 1861 — The Continental Guards

New Orleans Daily Crescent, New Orleans, LA

Capt. Clark’s splendid company, the Continentals, have decided to take the field in the Confederate service, for the war. They are now making their preparations for departure. There are…

James Mathieson in Reporting History

May 8

May 8, 1861 — Ingenuity of the Massachusetts Eighth

James Mathieson in Reporting History

Jun 4

Cape Cod — The Cradle of Invasion

Falmouth Enterprise, Falmouth, MA, June 16, 1944

James Mathieson in Reporting History

Apr 3

April 3, 1861 -Another Great Principle

Chicago Daily Tribune, Chicago, IL

Mr. Stephens, Vice President of the “Confederate States” in his recent speech at Savannah, has a great deal to say about the great principle upon which the new revolutionary government is founded —…

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