Spirit of Meagher Inspires Fighting Irish Unit
The article recalls General Thomas Francis Meagher and the Fighting Sixty ninth Irish regiment. It covers Meagher’s legacy, the regiment’s origin in New York, Civil War battles from Malvern Hill to Gettysburg, and Meagher’s Montana tenure and death. It notes Meagher’s statue at Helena and his escape from Tasmania.
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Missouri River
Thomas Francis Meagher
Territorial
Montana
Meagher
New York City
Mmory
New York
France
Europe
Sixty-ninth
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Charles 8. Roe
Michael Corcoran
Corcoran
Prince of Wales
King Edward
Fort Sumpter
United State
War Department
Morgan
Robert Nugent
E. V. Summer
McClellan
Richmond
Malvern Hill
Porter
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Marye
Chancellorsville
Fifth Maine
Secretary of War
Ntajor
Gettysburg
Wheat Field
Little Round Top
Pickett
Father Corby
Wilderness
Spottsylvania
Virginia City
Ridney Edgerton
United States
England
Ireland
Young Ireland Party
Pogland
van Dieman
Tasmania
Mokler Financier and Wyoming Politician Boom
A. J. Mokler, a former Great Falls printer and Casper mayor, built a Wyoming fortune and real estate holdings after managing the Great Falls Tribune contract. He declined the Wyoming governor nomination, led Republican circles, and now builds apartments and business blocks as a prominent oil-era figure.
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A. J. Mokler
Montana
Wyoming
Casper
Republican State Central Committee of
Mokler
Great Falls
Casper Press
Mohler
Roosevelt
Salt Creek Country
Military draft exemptions noted for Lewistown figures
Exemption push targets slackers as Charles F. McClare of Montana Flour Mills in Lewistown Harlowton and Great Falls is cited as an uncle to Lieutenant White who graduated West Point last April and joined the Sixteenth Infantry. Other Fer gus county officers include Lieutenant Barlow Cheadle at Ancon Panama and Major Harry O Willard at Camp Stewart Texas. The piece ends with a joke about a girl forgiving a kiss only when he gets busy and returns it.
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Harold McClare White
Sixteenth Infantry
United States
Pershing
France
Montana
Fergus County
White
B. C. White
Buffalo
Charles F. McClare
Montana Flour Mills Company
Lewistown
Harlowtown
Great Falls
Lieutenant White
West Point
Barlow Cheadle
EH. K. Cheadle
Ancon
Panama
Harry O. Willard
Fifth Cavalry
Camp Stewart
Texas
Mrs. T. J. Walsh Dies After Illness in Baltimore
Mrs. T. J. Walsh wife of United States Senator Walsh died in Baltimore after a several weeks illness following a minor operation. A well known Montana resident she had many friends in the state after living there for years.
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T. J. Walsh
United States
Walsh
Baltimore
Montana
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