Engravings and Contents of Civil War Pictorial Volume
Description of Thomas Nast engravings and a vast Civil War pictorial volume detailing government, secession, battles, commanders, regiments, flags, veterans groups, maps, rosters, and songs. Includes costs, timelines, and comprehensive military data from 1861–65.
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Omer Eceum
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United States Volunteer Infantry
United States Veteran Volunteers
United States Colored
Grand Army OF the Blic
Confederate Veterans’ Association
Pictorial Civil War Battle Plates Book for Subscription
Describes a two volume set with over 100 battle scenes. Includes 350 full page scenes 91 by 20 inches six large scenes sketched by Nast and 550 maps and portraits. Premium bindery options offered, with gold stamp editions. subscription sales planned.
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Oante Spock
Morocco
Republican Party Platform Endorses Tariff Reform and Civil Reform
The platform argues duties on imports should raise revenue and protect labor, urging tariff reform to reduce the surplus without harming workers or industry. It highlights support for wool protections, international gold standard, interstate commerce, railway regulation, eight hour law, and anti contract labor including immigration limits. It also calls for civil service reform, land use for settlers, and a strong navy to defend American interests.
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Invention Drops Life Preservers Across Ship Aboard
A Brooklyn workshop displays an Ernst Bauer device using a ceiling bolt and dual rope system with pulleys to drop life preservers throughout a ship. Weights pull the lines, releasing inflatable garments weighing fourteen ounces that must be inflated by wearers to serve as life gear.
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First White Man Footprint Claim in Yosemite Area
Louis Sammann, a 48 year old Mono County resident from Mono Lake, asserts a memor able 1861 trip into Yosemite Valley after tracking an Indian trail from Coulterville. He encountered a large hostile Indian camp near Bridal Veil Fall while seeking water after deer hunting. His account provides rare historical context for early exploration in the Merced region.
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Fanny Kemble’s First Visit Sparks NYC Hotel Boom Mention
Fifty two years ago Fanny Kemble noted New York dining hours at 3 after which hotel staff cleared out and food vanished. She praised the American Hotel and Tremont Boston, while Astor planned a grand hotel, and Philadelphia’s Mansion House impressed. She later saw New York rivaling European cities in hotel grandeur.
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European Holders Demand Returns From U S Railroads
A Wall Street News excerpt notes European holders of American railroad shares grow more demanding as dividends remain sparse. It cites Germans awaiting five years of payments and mocks non paying lines for failing to offer income, with excuses tied to droughts cyclones and repairs.
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Camel Rhythm Echoes In Eastern Observations
A writer in the East notes camels move at a slow lounging pace and warn that urging them past this limit risks danger or breaking their hearts. The district messenger boy appears to share the same take on their patient, stubborn nature.
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