Grant Before Vicksburg by J H Rockwell
A historical account recounts General Ulysses S Grant seeking reinforcements before the Vicksburg Campaign. It describes his push to Washington, calls for more troops, and the pressure from President Lincoln and Secretary of War Edwin M Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Vicksburg
Washington
War Department
Mrd. Leggett
Ohio
Leggett
Stanteo
Mr. Stanton
Legeet
Detroit
Piltsire
Vicks
Bart
Lewgect
Linnela
United Cruppe
Altheagh
Union Bloom At Lincoln's Tomb In 1865 Tribute
In a 1910 era poem the speaker recalls Lincoln’s triumph and the nation’s healing. The verses praise the Union, hope for lasting peace, and call for reconciliation as North and South join in a symbolic flowered wreath of unity. The poem links Lincoln’s memory to a future of enduring harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Lincoln
Buffalo Bill Retires From Wild West Show Plans Ranch Life
Colonel William F. Cody says he will not retire from active work, plans to live on his ranch in Cody Wyoming and manage mining property in Arizona. He confirms continuing to ride and perform, insisting the west will always draw him back, with occasional return visits east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
William F. Cody
Cody
Wyo
Ana
New York
Madison Square Garden
New York Evening World
Les
Nitro
Ganmien
Scouts of the Phins
Pablic
Nebrasss
Wyoming
Arizona
Wild West
Fire Alarm Boxes Listed With Street Intersections
A fragmented list shows fire alarm box locations at multiple intersections including Market M Frazkna Sehoe and Hume streets, Broadway with Heron and Third streets, and Michigan Avenue with River Street. The text also mentions Curtis and Clark, Curtis and Hvans, and other corner notes in Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market
Hume
H Streets
Anderson & Mic
River Streets
Broadway
Heron
Third
Sixth
Lamber Co
Division
Michigan Avenue
Michigan Ave
River Street
Home
Washington
Washington Streets
Curtis and
Clark
Curtis
Hvans
South Aberdeer
Freat
Aberdeen
Ink stained notice from Herald Printery listing address
Fragmentary item from a newspaper page notes a printery at 499 East Wishkalh xrwet with unclear context. It mentions “Herald Printery” and a cryptic line about “2 our work pleases 777 tail others” and a question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Printery
East Wishkalh Xrwet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tween
J. H. Rockwell
American Press Association
Esal Lesgett
Nncons
Zastra
Gor
ANP
Lincoln’s
Union
NOW & Grandpa
Buffalo
Great West
Rockies
Big Horn Basin
Solongl
William F. Cdt
Ec Pfalo
Grays Harbor
E.F. Jones & CO
South G Street
Aberdeen Bicycle and Gun Shop
Oswald Bell
Baseball Goods
South C Street
A. J. Stewart
West Heron St
Aberdeen, Washington
Emeneker Piano CO
South H Street
Aberdeen Carriage Company
Peter Ibsen
General Blacksmiths
Horseshoeing
East Wishkah Steet
F. Fredrickson
Patterson & Locke Co
General Insurance Agents
DF Fire Department
Lers FS
Asa
Electen Stud
Fee Sese Bargsina 2
Peo
East
Eema Steriven
Wasagwa
Wishtal Street
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