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RMWDY285–August 29, 2019: Cincinnati's Ethan Tucky (19) struts to celebrate his sack with teammates Perry Young (6) and Kevin Mouhon (48) during an NCAA football game between the Cincinnati Bearcats and the UCLA Bruins at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio. Kevin Schultz/CSM
RM2PCK4KP–Unidentified soldiers in Union uniforms with swords and others in zouave uniforms of 114th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment, Co. G, also known as 'Zouaves d' Afrique' and 'Collis Zouaves' in the woods, Petersburg, Virginia. Liljenquist Family Collection of Civil War Photographs , pp/liljpaper. Collis, Charles H. T, (Charles Henry Tucky), 1838-1902, United States, Corps d'Afrique, People, United States, Army, Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment, 114th (1862-1865), Company G, People, Soldiers, Union, 1860-1870, Zouaves, 1860-1870, Daggers & swords, 1860-1870, Military uniforms, Union, 1860-1870, Peters
RM2E97AT9–January 31, 2021 - Cincinnati Bearcats defensive tackle Ethan Tucky #92 rushes the quarterback during the Hula Bowl at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, HI - Michael Sullivan/CSM
RM2E8XKMP–Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. 31st Jan, 2021. ETHAN TUCKY of Cincinnati rushed JACK BATHO of South Dakota Mines during a NCAA Hula Bowl in Hawaii game played at Aloha Stadium. Credit: Steven Erler/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RM2F28Y3N–Saved Usading August Christoph Von Waiwawbarth a Magnus Sinkbox; Wacker Barth Kurv: Saxi: Veldm: A Graaf Van Ban Tucky Branch Balort Baker Mashald Mashal Is Magnus stenchus steenbox. In the Background and Garden With Fountain. At the top statted: January / AO 1737.
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RMKYH6AE–Members of the KenMembers of the Kentucky National Guard were honored for their service during the annual Boone Center Picnic at Juniper Hills Park in Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 20, 2012.tucky National Guard were honored for their service during the annual Boone Center Picnic at Juniper Hills Park in Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 20, 2012.
RM2F6EXYB–State Railways, SJ Main Workshop Gothenburg 1959, VärmeCentral, Tucky under new construction B5 826, scrapped 1957
RM2AX7A4G–The modulus . EDWIN E. JOHONNOTT, Professor of Physics ;B. S., Rose Polytech-nic Institute, 1893 ;John Hopkins Univer-sity, 1895-96; M. S.,Rose Polytechnic In-stitute, 1897 ; Ph. D.,University of Chicago,1898. CLARENCE P. SOUSLEY,Professor of Mathe-matics ; B. S., Ken-tucky Wesleyan, 1908 ;M. S., 1909; Ph. D.,John Hopkins, 1915..
RF2K9CAFE–Umbilical hernia. Cross section of abdomen with small intestine, muscle and abdominal wall. Front view of human belly with hernial sac in the umbilicu
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RMPFY96A–. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. Fig. 1469. 92 (94) Shell globose-conic; columella callously thickened above and below; aperture shortly channeled below. Lithasia Haledman . 93 The Lilhasiae form a very distinct group characterized by the colu- mella thickened by deposits of callus above and below and the short canal at its base. With the exception of three species, which extend as far north as the Wabash River, Indiana, the group is restricted to Ken- tucky, Tennessee, and Alabama. Type, L. geniculala Con. (Fig. 1470). Fig. 1470. y3 Shell similar to Lithasia, but with the basal cana
RMMA74BP–. Effective farming; a text-book for American schools . Fig. 62.- Timothy. Fig. 63. — Ken- tucky blue-grass.
RMRX9EM2–An illustrated flora of the An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British possessions : from Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102nd meridian ed2illustratedflo02brit Year: 1913 CAESALPINIACEAE. I. G5nnnocladus dioica (L.) Koch. Ken- tucky Coffee-tree. Fig. 2447. L. Sp. PI. 381. 1753- ladensis Lam. Encycl. GuUandina , Gymitocladit .783. Gymnocladus dioicus Koch, Dendrol. i : 5. 1869. A large forest tree, with rough bark, maxi- mum height about 100°, and trunk diameter of 3°. Leaves larg
RM2E97A1D–January 31, 2021 - Cincinnati Bearcats defensive tackle Ethan Tucky #92 pursues Charlotte 49ers running back Trey Harbison #28 during the Hula Bowl at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, HI - Michael Sullivan/CSM
RM2E8PX6W–January 28, 2021 - Arkansas State Red Wolves running back Jamal Jones #28 runs by Cincinnati Bearcats defensive tackle Ethan Tucky #92 during a practice session prior to the Hula Bowl at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, HI - Michael Sullivan/CSM
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RM2AX533G–Horticulture, a text book for high schools and normals, including plant propagation; . Fig. 143.—Two styles of packing peaohes in Georgiacarriers. Diagonal pack at left, popular with dealers.Flat and tight pack at right, fruit Oiten bruised.(Michigan Station.) 216 THE PEACH ORCHARD. Fig, 144.—San Jos6 scale on twig, as scoii under magnifying lens or microscope. (Ken-tucky Station.)
RF2K9B44H–Umbilical hernia. Cross section of abdomen with small intestine, muscle and abdominal wall. Normal human's belly and muscle rupture with hernial sac.
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RMPG2C0Y–. The bee-keeper's guide : or Manual of the apiary . Bee culture; Bees. 34^ May Honey Plants. kinds of trees, the pistillate and the staminate, thronged with bees the past season. The willow, too, from its ele- gant form and silvery foliage, is one of our finest shade trees. It grows everywhere in the United States. Fig. 148.. Su^ar Maple, In the south of Michigan, and thence southward to Ken- tucky, and even beyond, the Judas tree, or red-bud, Cercis Canadensis (Fig. 147), is not only worthy of cultivation as a honey plant, but is also very attractive, and well deserv-. Please note that these
RMMAA6NR–. An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British possessions : from Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102nd meridian . I. G5nnnocladus dioica (L.) Koch. Ken- tucky Coffee-tree. Fig. 2447. L. Sp. PI. 381. 1753- ladensis Lam. Encycl. GuUandina , Gymitocladit .783. Gymnocladus dioicus Koch, Dendrol. i : 5. 1869. A large forest tree, with rough bark, maxi- mum height about 100°, and trunk diameter of 3°. Leaves large, bipinnate, petioled; pinnae 5-9, odd or evenly pinnate; leaflets 7-15 (or the
RMRX9EM4–An illustrated flora of the An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British possessions : from Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102nd meridian ed2illustratedflo02brit Year: 1913 I. G5nnnocladus dioica (L.) Koch. Ken- tucky Coffee-tree. Fig. 2447. L. Sp. PI. 381. 1753- ladensis Lam. Encycl. GuUandina , Gymitocladit .783. Gymnocladus dioicus Koch, Dendrol. i : 5. 1869. A large forest tree, with rough bark, maxi- mum height about 100°, and trunk diameter of 3°. Leaves large, bipinnate, petio
RM2E8PXCA–January 28, 2021 - Iowa Hawkeyes defensive lineman Jackson Heflin #98 lines up against Southern Alabama Jaguars defensive lineman Jeremiah Littles #95 and Cincinnati Bearcats defensive tackle Ethan Tucky #92 during a practice session prior to the Hula Bowl at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, HI - Michael Sullivan/CSM
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RM2AX7BH6–The modulus . EDWIN E. JOHONNOTT, Professor of Physics ;B. S., Rose Polytech-nic Institute, 1893 ;John Hopkins Univer-sity, 1895-96; M. S.,Rose Polytechnic In-stitute, 1897 ; Ph. D.,University of Chicago,1898. CLARENCE P. SOUSLEY,Professor of Mathe-matics ; B. S., Ken-tucky Wesleyan, 1908 ;M. S., 1909; Ph. D.,John Hopkins, 1915.
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RMPFY755–. Curios and relics. Plants. Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865; Thatcher, Maurice H. (Maurice Hudson), 1870-1973; Sheldon, Bert; Trees. The old Corner Oak on the Lincoln Farm in Spencer County, Indiana. Lincolns for fourteen years. Thomas Lincoln built his cabin facing this tree and the old corner oak in Ken- tucky must have been brought to mind many times while looking upon this new land mark. If it were not for other trees in Spencer County more closely associated with Lincoln, this old oak would rival the corner oak in Kentucky. The beauty of the tree is much marred, however, by the undergrowth w
RM2E8PXCW–January 28, 2021 - Iowa Hawkeyes defensive lineman Jackson Heflin #98 lines up against Southern Alabama Jaguars defensive lineman Jeremiah Littles #95 and Cincinnati Bearcats defensive tackle Ethan Tucky #92 during a practice session prior to the Hula Bowl at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, HI - Michael Sullivan/CSM
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RM2AGB513–. West Virginia and its people. pple) Young, was born in Cincinnati, September17, 1877. The public schools of Cincinnati furnished hisearly education, which was continued at the Central LTniversity of Ken-tucky. Having chosen the profession of medicine, he entered OhioMedical College, whence he was graduated in 1900. For a year and ahalf he was resident physician at Christ Hospital, Cincinnati, and thenentered into partnership with Dr. Schooffield in Charleston. Dr. Youngwas one of the organizers of the Charleston General Hospital and heand his partner are closely associated with its administr
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RMPFKBF1–. Cyclopedia of farm crops. Farm produce; Agriculture. HEMP HEMP 379 acre to cut by machinery and three dollars per acre to cut by hand. After the hemp is cut, it is spread evenly over the ground, the butts being placed down the hill if there is a slope. The stalks are placed in par- allel lines. In about one week it is sufficiently dry to rake up into small bundles. These bundles are tied with small stalks of hemp and are placed in shocks (Fig. .569) or stacks (Fig. .570). The Ken- tucky Experiment Station has shown that it pays to stack the hemp, as the loss of fiber is not so great and the
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RM2AWNMRW–Home school of American history; embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful year .. . ad been so long at jieace that they needed time in which to learnwar. In the South the men were more accustomed to the handling of firearmsand horseback riding. Moreover, they were on the defensive, and fighting, asmay be said, on inner lines. It must not be forgotten, however, that the Union forces had saved Ken-tucky, Maryland, and Missouri from joining the Confederacy, despite thestrenuous efforts of their disunion governo
RMPFEPNE–. Descriptions of new species of fungi. Fungi. -6—. Figure 4—Leaf of currant showing diseased spots. A CURRANT DISEASE. In Western Massachusetts last summer (1885) the currant bushes were badly injured by a fungus (Septoria ribis, Desm.) growing on the leaves. The same occurs in this region on wild currants and goose- berries, on the cultivated currant in Ohio, and on gooseberries in Ken- tucky. The disease appears as brown spots on the leaves, angular spots limited by the veins and soon becoming dead and drv. The spots are good sized and when large or numerous, destroy nearly the whole leaf.
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RM2AM6540–History of Tennessee, its people and its institutions . om home, and was received and adopted asa son by Alu-tucky. He lived with the Indians about three years. In1813, he volunteered as a private in the Creek war, but was promotedto be an ensign before the battle of Tohopeka, in which he exhibitedsuch desperate courage as won the admiration of General Jackson. Afriendship followed, which was active and uninterrupted until Jacksonsdeath. He contmued in the army until 1818, when he resigned hiscommission, and took up the study of the law. But the law to him wasonly the door-way to politics. Bra
RMPFTRTN–. Currie's garden annual : 1939. Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. Page 42 BEANS (Cont'd) BURGER'S STRINSLESS GREEN-POD —Also colled White-Seeded Ken- tucky Wonder. The uniformly straight pods ore 6 to 8 inches long, rich green, very nneoty, and entirely stringless. The white beans are fine for winter use. ','2 lb., 25c: I lb., 40c; 2 lbs., 70c; 5 lbs., $1.30; Pkt., lOc. HORTICULTURAL OR SPECKLED CRANBERRY—Much esteemed as a shell beon. I lb
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RMPG4D71–. American pomology : apples . Apples. 502 DESCRIPTIONS OF APPLES. CLASS n.—CONICAL APPLES. ORDER .1—REGULAR. SECTION 1.—SWEET. SOB-SECTION 2.—STRIPED. Kentucky S'vreet. This is an apple of Kentucky or southern origin, found in many parts of the western country among the emi- grants from Di.xie Land, with whom it is a great favorite on account of abundant fruitage .ind rich sweetness. Specimens, under name, were i^eceived from the intelli- gent southern pomologist, J. S. Dov/ner, of Fairview, Ken- tucky, also from J. W. Dodge,- of Pomona, Tennessee,. Fig. 145.—^KENTUCKT 8WBET. from which the d
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RM2AFPX84–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1909 1ra sección. Diciembre 18 de 1909.—Alberto Lodien.—Artículos de las clases 1 á 79 y lechería,clase 80. , i v-27 diciembre. Acta No. 28.339. Diciembre 18 de 1909.—Mw Jork y Ken-tucky.—-Artículos d,e las clases 1 á 79.v-27 diciembre. Acta No. 28.342
RMPG0GCX–. The botany of crop plants : a text and reference book. Botany, Economic. ZEA 187 second in its corn output was Argentine with 338,235,000 bushels. The ten leading States in the order of their pro- duction of corn in 1915 were Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Mis- souri, Indiana, Texas, Kansas, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Ken- tucky. The total acreage in corn in the United States that year was 108,321,000 and the total farm value of the 1915 corn crop, on the basis of the price of corn December i, was $1,755,859,000.. Fig. 68.—Percentage of the world's supply of corn produced in the various countries in 191
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RM2AXED4H–A new history of the United StatesThe greater republic, embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful year .. . General Zachary Taylor, twelfth President of the United States, was bornat Orange Court-House, Virginia,September 24, 1784, but, while an ftinfant, his parents removed to Ken-tucky. His school education wasslight, but he possessed fine mili-tary instincts and developed intoone of the best of soldiers. Hisservices in the war of 1812 and inthat with Mexico have been told intheir proper place. His defense
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RM2AJDF5T–A history of Methodism in the United States . from that con-ference as members of the General Conference of saidchurch, now in session in the city of New Orleans. The bishops officially reported that they were com-pelled in the early part of the war to confine their episco-pal visitations to the territory east of the Mississippi River,though Bishop Kavanaugh, who lived within the Federallines, visited the Missouri, the St. Louis, and the two Ken-tucky conferences, also the California. They report that,with few exceptions, the Annual Conferences had beenheld; that, however, extraordinary exigen
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RM2AKWC26–The American thoroughbred . tucky to meet Lecompteof Louisiana, Highlander from Alabama, andArrow, also from Louisiana. The condition of the course was such asto render this a most disappointing contest toeverybody, except, of course, the backers of Lex-ington. Lexington won the race in straightheats. The belief in Lecompte, however, wasunshaken, and, as a result of the Post Stakes,a match was proposed and accepted to be runbetween Lexington and Lecompte on the eighthday of April. On that afternoon there was tobe run a jockey club purse of $2000. Lexingtonand Lecompte were both regularly enter
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RM2AGE25R–. Indianapolis illustrated : the capital city of Indiana : its growth, resources, commerce, manufacturing interests, financial institutions, and prospects, also sketches of the leading business concerns which contribute to the city's progress and prosperity : a complete history of the city from foundation to the present time. trol of Mr. Logan C. Scholl, who has since conductedit in a manner greatly redounding to his credit. Thework turned out is of a superior character, whilemoderate prices prevail. For a period of fifteenyears, the business was carried on at 38 and 40 Ken-tucky avenue, and i
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RM2AG5DCN–. The horse in America; a practical treatise on the various types common in the United States, with something of their history and varying characteristics. il War the breeding of Thor-oughbreds was severely interrupted, as in Ken-tucky and the South generally there were sternerthings to be done. Besides, the armies were al-ways looking for horses without any prejudicesagainst Thoroughbreds, and the guerrilla bandshad an absolute fondness for them. It did notcease, but languished. Immediately afterwards itstarted again, there being many new importa-tions from England, and in 1866 Jerome Parkwas
RM2AXGX75–The Wilderness road to Kentucky : its location and features . was possible for Henderson to get his wagons asfar as Martins Station at that time. Beyond the point where thetrail was defined Boone marked the way by blazing the trees. Boone knew the route and the journey was made quickly. Theparty left the Holston on March 10th and on March 25th was at thesite of Fort Estill, within fifteen miles of the site of Boonesborough.In fifteen days they had covered the two hundred miles through thewilderness and marked the road. Through the moimtains of Ken-tucky the trip was difficult, and after they t
RM2AGEPJ6–. The story of the Hall of fame, including the lives and portraits of the elect and of those who barely missed election. Also a list of America's most eligible women. ay. Clay received the votes of Ohio, Missouri, Ken-tucky, and four from New York. No one having the neces-sary majority, the choice, according to the provision of theConstitution, was to be made by the House of Representa-tives from the three highest. Mr. Clay was consequentlyexcluded, but he held the control of the election in the voteof Kentucky, which was cast for Adams, and consequentlyagainst Jackson, Crawford being out of t
RM2AFWRDP–. Historical, pictorial and biographical record, of Chariton County, Missouri. flLLIAM C. WRIGHT. The subject of this sketch is oneamong the oldest, most influential, highly respected and bestknown citizen of Salisbury township. He was born in How-ard county March 17, 1830, and was the son of Wm. C. and Mary (Burgher) AVright, who were na-tives of Madison county, Ken-tucky, and were there married.They came to Howard county,Missouri, where they remaineduntil 1850, when they removed toChariton county, where they liveduntil 1855, when the cold finger ofdeath pointed out the hus))and andclaimed hi
RM2AN1P28–The Independent . KENTUCKY is one of the stateswhere the Ku-Klux flourished. Ken-tucky crushed the Ku-Klux. Gov-ernor Stanley has announced that everymember of the mob can be punishedunder the old Ku-Klux statute. Com-monwealth Attorney Smith has not an-nounced that he will attempt to punishthe gangsters under the Ku-Klux stat-ute or any other statute, and JudgeBush has not instructed him to do so.Citizens of Murray do not approve ofthe actions of the would-be lynchers.They are ashamed of the thousand whostrove for Lube Martins life and proudof the Governor who saved it. And theyare wondering
RM2AWPC85–Home school of American history; embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful year .. . realityhis State. His great ability and win-ning manners made him populareverywhere. He served in the Ken-tucky Legislature, and, before he wasthirty years old, was elected to theUnited States Senate, of which hewas a member from 1806 to 1807.He soon became recognized as theforemost chamj^ion of the cause ofinternal improvements and of thetariff measures, known as the American System. His speakership of theKentucky Assembly,
RM2AJ6H63–The magazine of American history with notes and queries . Mr. Warfield says, From theday the resolutions were passed his career wascertain, and so long as he lived, certainly afterthe death of George Nicholas, which was near athand, he held the first place in his party in Ken-tucky, both in the eyes of his fellow-citizens andof the leaders beyond the bounds of the state.Mr. Warfield does not claim to have reached thefinal solution of the problerhs of authorship andinterpretation, but he handles the evidence withsuch lawyer-like and convincing candor that hispersonal belief in the matter is con
RM2AWR9D7–Breeder and sportsman . he Chief andKing blood and the merits and type of the fam-ily. You can travel over a dozen counties in Ken-tucky and pick these horses out by their character-istics as soon as you see them. Here we have ahorse of size, substance, finish, disposition, action,speed, blood and type. True, the type has but fewgenerations of breeding behind it but it is therewith such uniform character as to force recogni-tion. Here is a foundation to build our national utilityhorse upon. The government could found a stud bookand register only stallions and mares of approvedtype and breeding
RM2ANJ764–The National cyclopædia of American biography : being the history of the United States as illustrated in the lives of the founders, builders, and defenders of the republic, and of the men and women who are doing the work and moulding the thought of the present time, edited by distinguished biographers, selected from each state, revised and approved by the most eminent historians, scholars, and statesmen of the day . ker of the housein 1871 and 1873; governor of Ken-tucky from 1875 to 1879, and na-tional representative in 1884,1886,1888 and 1890 in the forty-ninth,fiftieth, fifty-first and fift
RM2AJ68FG–The world: historical and actual . wingthat still clungto the hopeof rec-onciliation, andMr. Bell.of Ken-tucky, was thecandidate of amovement tgalvanize intolife the drybones of the oldWhig party; butthe favorite can-didate of theSouth was John C. Breckenridge; of the North,Abraham Lincoln; and they represented, each inhis way, what Mr. Seward very justly (ailed theirrepressible conflict. The latter received no votesat the South, the former carried no Northern state,and consequently Mr. Lincoln was elected. At the North it whs supposed that the threats ofsecession would not be executed: at the
RM2AJBD8R–Canadian grocer July-December 1908 . bted and indisputableoriginator of condensed milk, and it isno random statsment on our part tosay that he stands first among theeducators of the world for actual workaccomplished in the preservation andcondensation, in portable form, of theroost perishable and necessary foodproduct. The Inventor of Condensed Milk. By grocers and purveyors of foodproducts the name of Gail Bordenshould be especially reverenosd and asthe true grocer should keep himself tucky and Mississippi brought him intohigh official positions in the State, andfor his services in the strugg
RM2AJ7A7W–The making of the Ohio Valley states, 1660-1837 . tendencies of the American people. This vanguardw^as only waiting for the signal, to move down into theOhio Yalley. A third project more nearly concerns the founding ofKentucky, to which, indeed, the others looked, but didnot attain. This was known as Hendersons Purchase, from theleading spirit in it, later as the Colony of Transylvania.^The purchase included lands lying between the Ken-tucky and Cumberland, and was made of the Cherokees,as the presumed owners, thus wholly ignoring the claimsof Virginia, as Walpoles Grant had done before it. Ri
RM2AX63KB–Abraham Lincoln . amily becamealarmed. His younger brother, accompanied by another man, came insearch of him. Daniel, instead of returning, sent him back to tell hisfriends that he was safe; he was to return with powder and bullets.Three months went by before the younger brother came. Daniel wasalone the, while. He knew the Indians would be glad to capture him; ANCESTRY. but he knew their wiles, and ekuled them. After being absent nearlya year, he returned to his home. People were crossing the mountains to make their homes in Ken-tucky. Daniel Boone organized a company of fifty, who made a set
RM2AXEXF5–A new history of the United StatesThe greater republic, embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful year .. . realityhis State. His great ability and win-ning manners made him populareverywhere. He served in the Ken-tucky Legislature, and, before he wasthirty years old, was elected to theUnited States Senate, of which hewas a member from 1806 to 1807.He soon became recognized as theforemost chamjiion of the cause ofinternal improvements and of thetariff measures, known as the American System. His speakership of
RM2AFMRW8–. The Big Sandy Valley. A history of the people and country from the earliest settlement to the present time. red, and we pressed steadily on untilcoming to Blue Lick, where we halted to rest ourselvesas well as the cattle. Here Colonel Boone and hiswife, with Jemima and Susannah, started on ahead;so it happened that Mrs. Boone and her daughterswere the first women to enter a settlement in Ken-tucky. The rest of the Boone family stayed withBilly and me. BOONESBOROUGH At length we arrived within sight of Boonesborough,and all rejoiced that here was a fort in which we wouldbe safe from the India
![All the western states and territories . y theunpromising name of ?barrens. In 1800, the legislature considering this tract but of little value, made a•gratuitous grant of it to actual settlers. This land ])roved to be excellent forgrain, and also adapted to the raising of cattle. The whole state, below themountains, has, at the usual depth of eight feet, a bed of limestone, which hasfrequent apertures. The rivers have generally worn deep channels in thecalcareous rocks over which they flow. There are precipices on the Ken-tucky River of solid limestone 300 feet high. Iron ore and coal are wid Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2ANJF56/all-the-western-states-and-territories-y-theunpromising-name-of-barrens-in-1800-the-legislature-considering-this-tract-but-of-little-value-made-agratuitous-grant-of-it-to-actual-settlers-this-land-roved-to-be-excellent-forgrain-and-also-adapted-to-the-raising-of-cattle-the-whole-state-below-themountains-has-at-the-usual-depth-of-eight-feet-a-bed-of-limestone-which-hasfrequent-apertures-the-rivers-have-generally-worn-deep-channels-in-thecalcareous-rocks-over-which-they-flow-there-are-precipices-on-the-ken-tucky-river-of-solid-limestone-300-feet-high-iron-ore-and-coal-are-wid-2ANJF56.jpg "All the western states and territories . y theunpromising name of ?barrens. In 1800, the legislature considering this tract but of little value, made a•gratuitous grant of it to actual settlers. This land ])roved to be excellent forgrain, and also adapted to the raising of cattle. The whole state, below themountains, has, at the usual depth of eight feet, a bed of limestone, which hasfrequent apertures. The rivers have generally worn deep channels in thecalcareous rocks over which they flow. There are precipices on the Ken-tucky River of solid limestone 300 feet high. Iron ore and coal are wid Stock Photo")
RM2ANJF56–All the western states and territories . y theunpromising name of ?barrens. In 1800, the legislature considering this tract but of little value, made a•gratuitous grant of it to actual settlers. This land ])roved to be excellent forgrain, and also adapted to the raising of cattle. The whole state, below themountains, has, at the usual depth of eight feet, a bed of limestone, which hasfrequent apertures. The rivers have generally worn deep channels in thecalcareous rocks over which they flow. There are precipices on the Ken-tucky River of solid limestone 300 feet high. Iron ore and coal are wid
RM2AM3MWW–X-ray . DAVID HENDRIX HILL, $ N E, n M Virginia. Dave is a pippin from Albemarle. Heresides in Richmond quite frequently,though most of his time he winters at theWhite Sulphur. Dave is the rarely seenall-round man, good at everything. Hepracticed medicine for two days in Ken--tucky last summer, but is gradually recov-ering now. He is one of the few men incollege who has never been known to bein Murphys, day or night. Dave is goingto make good with a vengeance..
RM2ANBT51–A history of the Baptists in Missouri : embracing an account of the organization and growth of Baptist churches and associations : biographical sketches of ministers of the gospel and other prominent members of the denomination : the founding of Baptist institutions, periodicals, etc. . :- Dr. J. W. Terrill and A.R. Macey, hisformer Ken-tucky pastor.Beingthconlyson of an en-terprising andthrifty farmer,many caresand dutiesclaimed thetime thatshould havebeen given tostudy andwork for theMaster, thuscrippling hisearly growth,and stintingthe fruit ofmanhood, forwhich he is now attempting to atone
RM2AFWHDN–. Crisis. finishing high school at Paris, hetaught school in the rural districts of Ken-tucky, and in 1901 was a member of thefaculty of the State normal school at Frank-fort. At his death he was in the governmentservice in Chicago. From his youth he was a close and de-voted student of the best literature, particu-larly poetry. Among his unpublishedmanuscripts there are essays, poems and anovel upon which he spent several years,and which he was rewriting at the time ofhis death. An article of some length on the fourthannual meeting of the National Associationfor the Advancement of Colored Peop
RM2AN5KF7–The household history of the United States and its people, for young Americans . BIRTHPLACE OF 276 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.. tucky as a young man, and longrepresented that State in theHouse of Representatives andthe Senate. John C. Calhounwas born in South Carolina in1782, and was graduated at YaleCollege. Clay and Calhoun wereboth bold advocates of the warwith England in 1812. Webster,who was born in the same yearwith Calhoun, entered Congressin 1813, during the war. Fromthis time these three men gradu-ally came to the front as thegreatest masters of the art of debate the country hadknow
RM2AFNP52–. Our greater country; being a standard history of the United States from the discovery of the American continent to the present time ... 778. In 1774Harrodsburg was founded by James Harrod,one of Boones companions ; and in 1775Daniel Boone built a fort on the site of thepresent town of Boonesborough. The sav-ages made repeated attacks upon his party,but failed to drive them away. The fort wasfinished by the middle of April, and soonafter Boone was joined by his wife anddaughters, the first white women in Ken-tucky. The region of Kentucky was claimed byVirginia, but the settlers submitted to t
RM2AG65GG–. Historical sketches of Kentucky : embracing its history, antiquities, and natural curiosities, geographical, statistical, and geological descriptions. of Ken-tucky, three taverns, seven dry goods stores, six grocery stores,fifteen lawyers, eight physicians, three bagging factories, a largeflouring, saw and fulling mills, forty or fifty mechanics shops,and about 1,500 inhabitants. Paris contains one newspaperoffice—the Western Citizen—the oldest newspaper, except theKentucky Gazette, in the State. The establishment is nowowned by Messrs. Lyle & Walker, but was formerly, for a periodof more th
RM2AKR549–Indiana and Indianans : a history of aboriginal and territorial Indiana and the century of statehood . t of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Rail-way, with headquarters at Watertown,South Dakota, but after a year returnedto South Bend and has since devoted histime to his private affairs. He was ap-pointed city comptroller in 1918. In 1887 Mr. Swygart married MissMartha J. Hollyman, who was born atHannibal, ^Missouri, daughter of John andEmma (Bird) Hollyman, natives of Ken-tucky. Mr. and Mrs. Swygart have onedaughter, named Jlildred. The family aremembers of the Presbyterian Church. Heis affiliat
RM2ANC2P9–Report of the committee of arrangements of the Common Council of New York, of the obsequies in memory of the HonHenry Clay . ationto the death of the Hon. Henry Clay. Mr. Barker presented the following resolutions, viz : Resolved, That this Board has received, with feelings ofdeep regret, the intelligence of the death of Hon. HenryClay, late a Senator in Congress, from the State of Ken-tucky. Resolved, That in common with our constituents and thewhole nation, we mourn the loss of the great man who hasfilled and adorned so many public stations, and in whom,by a happy combination, were united th
RM2AG2NHE–. The Rough and ready annual;. os supply in his tilth year, whenfirst we hear of him emerging from the folds of Ken-tucky, to join our troop in the Florida war. Arrivedthere, by il/i/v, his cheval-ri/ was first discovered andbrought to light ; anil true it is, that since then, withevery emergency of travel, tiood, and battle-field, it hatiiever kept parr, until now, when age and honorablewounds entitle him to repose on his laurels—thoughneitiier he nor otiier heroes can fatten on them entirely,howcxer graminivorous they Mat/ he. ? Something too much of this.—The dignity of thesubject requires,
RM2AJEWA3–Jesse James and his band of notorious outlaws . le was a thriving town of some fourthousand inhabitants in the southern part of Ken-tucky, nearly adjoining Tennessee, and was theprinciple town in a large well-to-do district. Its bank conducted a large business, and waslarge in proportion to the size of the town. Theformer season had been particularly good, the roadswere in an excellent condition, business was rush-ing, and in consequence, a large amount of moneywas locked within its vaults. On this bank the longing eyes of Jesse James wereturned, and his itching palms were eager to graspthe we
RM2AG14TE–. The story of Lincoln. stump for an altar. The preach-ers traveled long distances from place to place,with sometimes months between visits. Abra-ham thought these traveling preachers mostwonderful men, and would ride long distancesto hear them. He admired them so much thathe tried to do as they did. He would gatherhis playmates around him and preach andpound, until his audience were frightened intotears. Thomas Lincoln grew tired of living in Ken-tucky. He decided he would seek a new homeacross the river in Indiana. He loaded hisgoods on a raft and started for the Ohio River.But when he reach
RM2AJHT1B–The Americana; a universal reference library, comprising the arts and sciences, literature, history, biography, geography, commerce, etc., of the world . ts president 1857-9. Coincidentwith his teaching he studied law, was admittedto the bar in 1859, and, resigning his presidency,was elected to the Ohio State senate. The CivilWar breaking out. he threw himself enthusi-astically into the Northern cause, was commis-sioned lieutenant-colonel of the 42d Ohio, andgiven command of a brigade, with orders to op-erate as an independent force in eastern Ken-tucky, December 1861. With a force of i.ioomen
RM2AFK2N3–. Our greater country; being a standard history of the United States from the discovery of the American continent to the present time ... ACKE OF THE MORRISITES. IVas hoped that this movement would compelthe Federal army to abandon its advance,and fall back into Kentucky to protect thatState and Ohio from rhe Confederates. Then,by a decisive victory, Bragg expected to beable to overrun and hold Kentucky andeven to invade Ohio. The division of General .Smith moved for-ward about the middle of August, and on thethirtieth of August defeated a Union forceunder General Manson at Richmond, Ken-tucky
RM2AKW9NN–Calyx . ton and I.,ee can fur-nish them thought for imly three years. Pos-sessing all the (|ualities of friendship and cordial-ity reputed to liae belonged to the old Ken-tucky colonel of the last century. Miller cameto us in 191S. Since that time he has workedhard, his work being rewarded by the attain-ment of a degree in only three years. During the short time that he has been here,he has made many friends and has been at everyopportunity all that a good friend should betowards his friends. .lthough a considerableamount of his time has been spent in the chemicallaboratory where he is doing
![Arrow [Woman's College of Due West Yearbook] . Our 1921 Annuals Vanderbilt University, University of Alabama, Virginia Military Institute,University of South Carolina, Louisiana State University, University of Ken-tucky, Marion Institute, The Citadel, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, MercerUniversity, Transylvania College, Judson College, North Carolina College forWomen, Wesleyan College, Gulfport Military Academy, Furman University,Sewanee Military Academy, Tennessee College, Greensboro College forWomen, Converse College, Birmingham-Southern College, Kentucky Collegefor Women, Meridian College Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AKBAXD/arrow-womans-college-of-due-west-yearbook-our-1921-annuals-vanderbilt-university-university-of-alabama-virginia-military-instituteuniversity-of-south-carolina-louisiana-state-university-university-of-ken-tucky-marion-institute-the-citadel-virginia-polytechnic-institute-merceruniversity-transylvania-college-judson-college-north-carolina-college-forwomen-wesleyan-college-gulfport-military-academy-furman-universitysewanee-military-academy-tennessee-college-greensboro-college-forwomen-converse-college-birmingham-southern-college-kentucky-collegefor-women-meridian-college-2AKBAXD.jpg "Arrow [Woman's College of Due West Yearbook] . Our 1921 Annuals Vanderbilt University, University of Alabama, Virginia Military Institute,University of South Carolina, Louisiana State University, University of Ken-tucky, Marion Institute, The Citadel, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, MercerUniversity, Transylvania College, Judson College, North Carolina College forWomen, Wesleyan College, Gulfport Military Academy, Furman University,Sewanee Military Academy, Tennessee College, Greensboro College forWomen, Converse College, Birmingham-Southern College, Kentucky Collegefor Women, Meridian College Stock Photo"){kind=icon}
RM2AKBAXD–Arrow [Woman's College of Due West Yearbook] . Our 1921 Annuals Vanderbilt University, University of Alabama, Virginia Military Institute,University of South Carolina, Louisiana State University, University of Ken-tucky, Marion Institute, The Citadel, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, MercerUniversity, Transylvania College, Judson College, North Carolina College forWomen, Wesleyan College, Gulfport Military Academy, Furman University,Sewanee Military Academy, Tennessee College, Greensboro College forWomen, Converse College, Birmingham-Southern College, Kentucky Collegefor Women, Meridian College
RM2AKNR5X–Biographical and historical sketches of early Indiana . eristics were his by inheritance. Joseph Glass Marshall was born in Fayette county, Ken-tucky, January i8, 1800. His father was a Presbyterian minis-ter, and he thoroughly indoctrinated the son in the principlesof the Scottish Church. He was fitted for college at home, en-tering Transylvania University as a junior, and graduating fromthat institution in 1823. In 1828 he came to Indiana and set-tled at Madison, where he resided until he died. He had studiedlaw in Kentucky, and although a young man in a town notedfor the strength of its bar
RM2AM2WJE–Milestone . NOBLE G. DEXISTONManna! TrainingB. S., Valparaiso Universitj-. MAYME EWEN Teacher in Extension Rural School Eastern Normal Graduate R. A. FOSTER English A. B. in English, University of Ken-tucky; A. IM., Princeton University. KATHARINE HAMMOND Physical Educalion for Women Graduate Sargent School of PhysicalEducation, Boston, Mass. MAY C. HANSENTeacher and Critic, Grades 1 and 2Graduate Oshkosh State Normal School. GEORGE N. HEMBREEAthletics and Commerce Bowling Green Business B. C. S University. Sixteen
RM2AJ6GWE–Boone County Recorder . earty indorsementIo the plan,and county superintendents andteachers in all sections of the Statehave added their indorsement.Childrens Home Day should, in-deed, be a red letter event in Ken-tucky school history. The Lexington Leader is author-ity for the following and it is givenfor what it is worth : The officersof the Burley Tobacco Growers As-sociation have decided upon thef .flowing scale of salaries which arepaid its officers: President, Clar-ence LeBus, $10,000 per year; Sec-retary, Gus Brooks, $2,500; eightmember* of the Executive Board82,500 each, amounting to
RM2AWRA99–Breeder and sportsman . ies was Indian Chief which horseChas. F. Reiley speaks of as the greatest horse inharness ever shown in Kentucky. We find also inthese horses both Denmark and Morgan blood. How-ever the majority of those who have won the high-est show ring honors, and stamped their individ-uality, most successfully on their progeny, havebeen the horses carrying the largest percentage ofChief blood. In fact if one were to describe anyone of a half dozen of the greatest stallions in Ken-tucky today, used for harness and saddle horsepurposes, he would describe an inbred Chief.One of their
RM2AGA019–. The Southern States. s no opponent forReeds sarcasm orBurrows parlia-mentary methods,but usually carriesthe day throughsheer physicalstrength and hon-esty of purpose. McMillin is oneof those men whobelieve, when theyhold an opinion,that others musthold it too. Hedoes not under-stand that two mencan think differ-ently on any sub-ject, given thesame premises bywhich to arrive at aconclusion. It is this stubborness ofcharacter, this simplicity of faith thathas kept him in national politics throughseven Congresses and reelected him tothe eighth. He was born in Munroe county, Ken-tucky, in 1845 ;
RM2AN8GKC–A history of Missouri and Missourians; a text book for 'class A' elementary grade, freshman high school, and junior high school .. . fic.It was to record all important things regarding the new countryas rivers, Indians, animals, and climate. The leaders wereMeriwether Lewis, of Virginia, and William Clark, of Ken-tucky, Both later became territorial governors of Missouri.The expedition left St. Louis in the spring of 1804. It fol-lowed the Missouri to its upper waters in Alontana, crossedthe mountains, and followed the Columbia river to the Pacific. The results of this expedition were many. It
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