Sheridan Ride Reunites Veterans in Shenandoah Valley
Special correspondent Carleton recounts a 1864 Shenandoah campaign glow. A Winchester field trip gathers Union veterans to Cedar Creek and Fisher’s Hill sites, describes Gordon and Early’s maneuvers, the dramatic night march across Massanutten, and the final revival of Union assault led by Sheridan. Harrisonburg farewell, Belle Grove lunch, and cross-border civility mark a broad reminiscence of war and reconciliation.
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Boston Globe
Shenandoah
Winchester
Early
Sheridan
Middletown
Fisher's Hill
Tumbling Run
Massanutten Mountain
Burg
North Mountain
Luray Valley
Strasburg
Massaputten Mountain
Crook
Massunutten
Pays
Emory
Wright
New Market
Cedar Creek
Harrisonburg
Grant
Charlottesville
Piedmont
Charlotesville
Lee
Rosser
Vine
Tradegar Works
Richmond
Ordar Creek
Washington
Sixth Corps
Gordon
Hotchkiss
Eighth Corp
Ule
Pegram
Ramseim
Kershaw
Wharton
Rowe
Himsel
Ramsem
Pisher
Massanutien
Hupp
Cenareeek
Lomax
L Lear
Thomas
Nineteenth Corps
Ee Line
Abraham Stickly
Bowerman
Thobuen
Whaton
Eighth Corps
Birge
Genral Emory
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ritchings
Grout
Vermont
Bull Run
Chancellorsville
Fisher’s Hill
Merritt
Custer
C. R. Lowell
Massachusetts
Dwight
Beal
McMillan
Currier
Ramsen
Evans
Bichmondly
Farly
Vally
Lokout
Non
Growad
Sheriden
Belle Grove
Sixth
Burly
Nineteenth Cos
Ines
Murdered man's ghost haunts Pennsylvanian town with spectral bear
In Bradford on August 23 Major Ashton a well known colored whistler was shot by George Gordon near Pig Island. His spirit reportedly roams the area in a wagon driven by a ghostly team and a tame bear, alarming residents as police delay the case awaiting the December term.
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New York Sun
Bradford
Penn
Ashton
George Gordon
Pig Island
Astiton
Bruln
Gordon
Aston
Chancellor
Agliton
Il Leyes
Uut
Ashlon
Csl
Major Ashton
Texas Seven Year Old Giant of Dallas Herald
Z W Moore of Kalinian county reports his seven year old son weighs 105 pounds and possesses six toes on each foot and five fingers on the left hand excluding the thumb. The bones are unusually large not due to fat with growth starting at three months old and the child reportedly never sick.
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Texas
Dallas
Tate
Engagement Rings and Etiquette From Late 19th Century Advice
The article discusses engagement rings as symbols of trothal, favoring pearls or diamonds with simple settings. It outlines customary practices for announcing engagements, including gazette notices, family calls, and private notices, plus etiquette for pre wedding visits and gatherings.
Wedding Invitations and Attire in Victorian Style
The piece outlines etiquette for sending wedding invitations including timing, wording, and engraving practices. It details who signs, how guests should respond, the roles of bridesmaids and ushers, gift customs, attire guidance for brides and bridesmaids, and the shift from jewels to lace veils, with notes on ceremony and reception sequencing.
Wedding Etiquette For Evening Nuptials In Late August
The ceremony calls for full dress for the groom and all men, with the ushers and bridal party in formal attire. church decor features rare plants and flowers, a canopy, bells, and silken cords as the procession moves to the altar. Ushers guide guests, bridesmaids precede or follow the bride, floral pages scatter petals, and the couple kneels for devotion before exchanging rings and leaving the church together.
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Gry
Lavendar
Carrjages
Proper Etiquette For A Victorian-Style Wedding Ceremony
The bridal party greets guests with ushers guiding ladies by the right arm and couples to the married pair. The bride receives best wishes first. the groom responds. Morning or private weddings affect seating, attire, and departure. After events, mothers host modest at home receptions with formal invitations and at home cards guiding guests.
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Diedrich Knickerbocker
Wouter von Twiller
West 191St Street
West 101St Street
Appouice
Caroline Matilda
Wedding Breakfasts and Table Arrangements
Wedding breakfasts resemble dinners in form and ceremony yet are distinct in purpose. Flowers in glass vases or silver epergnes flank the cake, which sits at the center. The viands are usually cold, featuring poultry and related dishes.
Wedding Ceremony Customs and Home Celebrations
A historical description outlines church and home wedding rites with or without bridesmaids, detailing processional order, parent escorts, and seating. It covers variations for grandmothers style, the altar arrangement, and post ceremony reception in a salon-like hall with flowers, foliage, and an orchestra.
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Nome
Etiquette on Bridal Gifts and Widow Remarriage Customs
The Domestic Monthly notes bridal presents arrive before the ceremony and are acknowledged by a note written by the bride. It describes gift display, donor card removal, and cautions on speaking of contributions. It discusses gifts for the groom, and etiquette for widows when remarrying, including name usage and ceremonial proprieties.
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Margaret Fuller Smith
Margaret Smith
Wberry
Simon
Butler on Education and Governors Views on Public Schools
Governor Butler expresses in the Herald his positions on education during the Louisville convention week. He urges shifting funds from high level studies to evening and industrial education, emphasizes basics like reading and arithmetic, criticizes overlong schooling, costly schoolhouses, and extensive supervision, and proposes practical trades and civics instruction for common people.
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Butler
the Herald
Louisville
Canada
Urst
Liais
Wilcone
Boston
Durden
United States
Wants and Announcements From The Daily Globe
To meet the demands of the people Boston Daily Globe publishes wants and similar announcements at a low daily rate. Advertise job hires real estate rentals board lodging lost found boarding or renting sales services and more. Address Daily Globe 238 Washington Street Boston Mass for ten cents per day three lines.
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Tie Boston Daty G.lore
Tiree
Yeither
Daily Globe
Glone
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Weekly Globe Club List Priced Subscriptions
A dense catalog of periodical prices and subscriptions. It lists diverse magazines and journals such as American Agriculturist, Atlantic Monthly, Chambers, Harper's, and Prairie Farmer with annual rates and brief notes. Duplicate lines and stray terms appear, reflecting an OCR page that mixes prices, titles, and abbreviations. The overall item announces club subscriptions and required yearly orders for The Weekly Globe.
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Prnce
Price
Arthur's Home
American Agriculturist
Ccssceeve
Sone
Army & Navy Journal
American Poultry Yard
L.G
British Quarterly Review
Plashwood's Magazine
Brainerd’s Musical World
Lendle's Saturday Journal
Burlington Hawkeye
Logs of
New York
Batlon's Magazine
See-keeper's Magazine
Boop AG
Sever Tees
Boston Pilot
Boston Medical Journalese
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Cassell's Magazine of Art
Chicago Advance
Chicago Weekly News
Christian Herald
Courier-ournal
Demores’s
Magazina
Donahoe’s Masazine
Delecti
Edinburgh Review
Frank Loalle
Chimney Corner
Germantown Telegraph
Ccceeracces
Lippincott’s Magazine
London Lancet
London
London Quarterly Review
Coeeees
American H Miniog
Mother's Magazine
Orth American Kevi
N. Y. Sporteman
N.Y. Observer
Ohio
Puck
Portland
Phrenological Journal
Princeton Review
Prairie Farmer
Peterson's
Lady’s Magazine
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We Valey
New England
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Colored Whistler
Lothair
Home Journal
Ueman
England
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Grace Chard
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