Articles from the Richmond Times Dispatch
Index of selected articles from the Richmond Times Dispatch during the Civil War.

1907-06-04, Richmond Times-Dispatch; S. D. Lee rebukes crowd at Davis monument unveiling who call for a speech by William Jennings Bryan: “No politics on this occasion.” Remainder of article features an interview with Bryan
1907-06-30, Richmond Times-Dispatch; great reminiscence of life in Winder Hospital in 1864; mentions an "erysipelas ward" near the old reservoir
1907-07-16, Richmond Times-Dispatch; obituary of Dr. Isaiah H. White, former Chimborazo and Andersonville surgeon
1907-07-25, Richmond Times-Dispatch; Tredegar Iron Works wins contract for 600 ten-inch shells (beating out Bethlehem Steel dramatically)
1907-08-20, Richmond Times-Dispatch; obituary for T. Seddon Bruce, storekeeper and member of the board of the Tredegar Iron Works
1907-09-11, Richmond Times-Dispatch; accident at Tredegar Iron Works – employee’s finger “badly mashed.”
1907-09-11, Richmond Times-Dispatch; man gets two fingers caught (later amputated) in cog wheel at Tredegar
1907-12-12, Richmond Times-Dispatch; Ballard House is sold to pay off back taxes. Great details on the Prince of Wales’ visit, and notes that Tredegar produced the iron work on the front
1907-12-18, Richmond Times-Dispatch, man seriously injured in a fall at Tredegar
1908-03-22, Richmond Times-Dispatch; Virginia Club puts the Van Lew property up for sale

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