General Hooker Burial Reflections In Cincinnati Chronicle
A Cincinnati reminiscence from November 18 1879 reflects on General Hooker’s life burial at the Second Presbyterian Church and honors the horse that carried him at Resaca while noting his stroke and defeat at Chancellorsville. The piece recalls Olive Groesbeck Hooker and her wealth, local estates, and the legacy of Handy in city real estate and public library matters.
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Joe Hooker
Oliva Grberk
General Hooker
Second Presbyterian Church
Spring Grove
Hooker
Resaca
Chancellorsville
McClelland
Cincinnati
Olive Groesbeck
Duke of
Wellac
Tom
Tim
Oas Ogession
Handy
Exchange
Europe
Liverpool
Amon
Yin Lo
Jerry McAuley
Notable gathering honors John B. Gough in New York parlor
A parlor reception celebrated John B. Gough upon return from Britain where his lecturing triumphs outshone all prior successes. Attendees included William E. Dodge, Judge Noah Davis, Dr. Newman, Dr. Gay, Ormiston, and others, praising Gough and previewing sermons and public life in the city.
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Great Britain
William E. Dodge
Beyohim
Noah Davis
Gough
Mach
Thomas
Old Bulwark
Preedors
Taylor
New York
Starling
Tose
Ike
Newman
Salt
Washi
General Grant
Ormiston
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