Noted Civil War Battle Describes Heroism and Retreat
An eyewitness piece recounts Major Winthrop's fatal rally and the brave stand of Col. Townsend and Lieut. Col. Warren amid a failed assault at Bethel. It cites wounded volunteers such as Knowles and a Zouave with a severed hand, praising steadfast troops and criticizing tactical leadership.
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Knowles
New York
Col. Townsend
Albany Regiment
Col
Warren
Kilpatrick
Regular Army
Duryea
Bethel
Rips Raps
Sewall’s Point
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Appointments for dam study and public offices named
The Governor with Council appoints Daniel W. Alvord Greenfield Charles B Sorrow Boston and H Her bert Shedd Brookline as Commissioners to examine the Concord River dam at North Billerica William B Rogers Boston as Inspector of Gasmeters and Illuminating Gas James G Allen Palmer as Public Administrator for Hampden County and Henry F Brown Brimfield as Trial Justice for Hampden County
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Daniel W. Alvord
Greenfield
Charles
Sorrow
Boston
Herbert Shedd
Brookline
Concord River
North Billerica
William B. Rogers
Commonwealth
James G. Allen
Palmer
County of
Hampden
Henry F. Brown
Brimfield
Everett Mills Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Everett Mills Corporation held its annual stockholders meeting at the Treasurer’s office with President George H. Kuhn in the chair. Officers elected include Treasurer Samuel Bachelder Clerk Samuel Bachelder Jr. and directors Gee H Kuhn Arthur L Devens James Ellison James Longley Thaddeus Nichols Thomas Wigglesworth and J H Walcott.
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Everett Mills
Everett Mills Corporation
George H. Kuhn
Samuel Bachelder
Samuel Bachelder, Jr
Gee. H. Kuhn
Arthur L. Devens
James Ellison
James Longley
Thaddeus Nichols
Thomas Wigglesworth
J. H. Walcott
Boston Light Dragoons parade in new scarlet uniforms
The Boston Light Dragoons under Capt. Thos. J. Pierce will parade next Wednesday the 26th with an eight piece band. The corps will wear a scarlet coat blue pants with orange trimmings and hats in their former style without the helm.
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Boston Light Dragoons
Thos. J. Pierce
Savores on the Focurth to be fired by Major Cobb’s Battery
Major Cobb’s Light Artillery will fire the Savores on the Focurth and assist in morning musical performances on the Common as usual.
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Cobb
Real Estate Auctions Reported In Milford and Tremont
Geo R Hichborn sold by auction a three story brick dwelling at No 28 Milford Street for 10815 dollars N A Thompson Co sold yesterday a two story brick house at No 370 Tremont Street to M J Flatley for 4475 dollars
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Milford Street
N. A. Thompson & Co
Tremont Street
M. J. Flatley
Rebels Threaten Northern Lines As Federal Troops Advance
Telegraph dispatch from Washington June 19 reports Post masters appointed in Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Rebels extend lines toward Centreville with gaps near Fairfax Station while Federal forces under McDowell advance four miles toward Fairfax Court House. Port Tobacco serves as recruits hub. Port Tobacco and Aquia Creek see activity. Beverly and Phili threatened. rail bridges burned at New Creek and communications cut between Cumberland and Grafton amid growing rebel reinforcements.
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Sewall
Midway
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Butler
New Hampshire
Boston
Worcester
Sons of New Hampshire
Camp Constitution
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Canal
Blackstone
Clinton
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Tremont
Winter Streets
Music Hall
Pemberton Square
Massachusetts
Marshall P. Wilder
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Col. Marston
Beacon Street Mall
State House
Sofield
New York
BE. W. Stone
England
Briggs
Western Massachusetts Regiment
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Springfield
Cass
Long Island
Rairoad
Thomas Drew
Ingalls
Weec
Cambridge Company
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Hancock House
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Marseilles
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Surrior Court
Wilkinson
Liverpool Wharf
Edward Prescott
J. D. Bryant
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J. H. Butler
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Stephen Blaney
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McDowell
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Phili
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New Creek
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Piedmont
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Tribune
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Ben McCullough
Letcher
Johnston
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1St
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Whitehouse Point
Schenck
Taylor’s Tavern
Washington and Leesburg
Connecticut
Tyler
Ohio
Riley’s Mill
Airfax Court House
Beauregard
South Carolina
D. Stewart
Falls Church
Sheperd
Massachusetts 5Th Regiment
Meddler
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J. Barnes
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Amboy
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Kanawha River
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Morgan
Port Tobacco
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69Th
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World’s Dispatch
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Patterson
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Wilson
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Poolsville
Col. Stone
Leesburg
Goose Creek
Edward
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Portaperraia
Five Zouaves
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Liverpool
Battle of Boonville Report From Missouri
A Missouri dispatch from Jarretson City June 18 describes Gen. Lyon landing below Boonville and engaging rebel forces. After heavy cannonade and a retreat to the woods, rebels return fire. Lyon orders a boats retreat before a fierce counterattack in a wheat field. Lyon resumes advance, captures Boonville. Gen. Price suffers illness, Governor Jackson flees. Union celebrants hail victory as flag is raised and a regimental band plays. Scouting will pursue rebels. Swan steamer arrives with cannon and ammunition. John Fitzpatrick swears allegiance in view of officers.
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Canton Avenue
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M. L. Johnson
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R. J. Bell
Robert R. Handy
Charles Weston
Somerset Robinson
E M. Shephard
O. A. Batchelder
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Edward Janvin
Albert Aldrich
Aspinwall
Navy Yard
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Portsmouth
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Henry Eagle
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J. N. Jewitt
J. Madison Williams
F. Rodgers
J. Foltz
Lewis Warrington
Marines
C. D. Hebb
Burbank
Sy James M. Hunt
Geo. M. Brown
H. Sherwin
J. W. Ritchie
Wm. Black
Henry S. Lambert
Charles Adams
Charles Ricker
Hartley W. Sewall
Alfred QC. Childs
Howell
Wm. Carter
H. Edgar
Dale
Marion
Franklin
Colorado
Theodorus Bailey
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Isaac G. Spraston
Edward Pepper
Henry Etting
Lieut
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Hull
McNary
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W. B. Cushing
George Kemble
Minnesota
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Bethel
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Little Leee
Tyre
Jarretson Ciry
Gordon
Boonville
Lyon
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Price
Charaton
Jackson
Capitol
Swan
Boernstein
John Fitzpatrick
United States
Booneville
St. Louis
Kelly
Col. Parsons
Gen. Price
Col. Marmaduke
Pant
Major Little
Here
Jackson County
Mona
Great Bethel
Richmond
Memphis
Nashville
Tennessee
Columbus
Cairo
Emphis
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Caire
Grundy Bryant
Randolph
Union City
Missouri battle reports reach Syracuse as state troops retreat
Jefferson City reports say 600 state troops retreated from Booneville with a cannon to Syracuse and planned drafting locals with horses. Estimates of dead vary, but up to 150? killed in the late battle. Col Curtis of Iowa reportedly sent 400 men to Savannah to restore order after rebels displaced Union supporters.
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Booneville
Here
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Iowa
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A Charleston and Kentucky Civil War News Roundup
Numerous wartime notes from Louisville and Nashville detail cattle arrivals in Memphis, rail bridges guarded by rebels near Knoxville, East Tennessee Convention efforts, Harper's Ferry evacuation status, and a Federal officer’s claim of French support for the South. Reports include Col Woodruff departing for Camp Clay, Newcomb Greys’ oath refusals, and Mallory urging Kentucky to stay in the Union.
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South
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Lincoln
Jeff Davis
Union City
Col. Woodruff
Wendall
1St
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Camp Clay
Newcomb Greys
Mallory
Congress
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