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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
3
Gettysburg, Pa July 1 Veterans of the Civil War Union and Confederate gathered to mark the 50th anniversary of the battle. Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison welcomed the veterans and praised the transition from enmity to amity as the field becomes a stage for unity and peace.
General Bennett H. Young advocates government for surviving Confederates and veterans, argues for pensions and national recognition, praising unity after the Civil War. He notes past outlays for federal soldiers and lauds McKinley for honoring Confederate graves and badges.
The address contrasts the Civil War era’s divisions with postwar unity, highlighting common origins of settlers, the shift from loose states to a strong national union, and thepainful forging of a robust republic. It honors both sides, notes the sacrifice of soldiers, and affirms government by the people enduring through shared adversity.
Chronicle of July 1 to July 2 actions at Gettysburg with General Reynolds killed by a sharpshooter, Howard taking command, Eleventh Corps heavy losses, Dilger’s battery redoubtable fire, and fierce fighting around the Lutheran Seminary. Describes rapid retreat, rear-guard stands, and civilians aiding troops amid drawn-out artillery duels and night march.
Students of J Adam Hugo present a recital in Warner Hall at 6 15 PM on Wednesday July 2 18. The event is announced as a community music performance with the venue and time specified. Local attendees are invited to enjoy the student program.
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company announces quarter ending July 1 1813 now due payable at 820 Main Street. Bills must be paid on or before July 15 1913. Office hours Saturdays 6 am to 12 pm and extra hours Saturday mornings July 7 and 14 for public convenience.
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