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

1902-01-17, Richmond Times; man’s eyes are burned at Tredegar
1902-01-25, Richmond Times; former Union spy, once held in Castle Thunder, and member of a plot to kidnap Jefferson Davis, is here in Richmond doing Civil War research
1902-02-11, Richmond Times; man’s skull is fractured at Tredegar
1902-04-27, Richmond Times; Massachusetts friends of Elizabeth Van Lew are paying off her debts
1902-07-30, Richmond Times; boulder arrives to mark Elizabeth Van Lew’s grave in Shockoe Cemetery
1902-08-03, Richmond Times; criticism of the verbiage of Van Lew’s memorial stone and her wartime career, by “A Confederate” who claimed to have known her personally
1902-08-05, Richmond Times; former Libby Prison appeals his alimony suit on the point that he escaped through the Libby Prison tunnel
1902-08-14, Richmond Times; former Libby Prison tunneler is released from jail, charge with failure to pay alimony, based on the fact that he suffered in Libby
1902-09-17, Richmond Times; account of a Boston man who had worked with Elizabeth Van Lew as a spy
1902-09-25, Richmond Times; obituary notice for A. S. Bradley, former member of the Richmond Howitzers who was an assistant for photographer David Anderson after the war “for many years”

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