Career of a dashing cavalryman in blue
Samuel Stinemeyer of Philadelphia joined the Fifteenth Pennsylvania cavalry in 1861 after Lincoln's call, fought from Antietam to the surrender, endured capture and escape, and earned a storied record through dozens of battles from Castleton to Nashville and beyond, ending with a memorial noting his heroism and frontier courage.
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Samuel Claphanson Linemeyer
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fort Sumpter
Presiden Lincoln
Fifteenth
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Lee
Stinemeyer
Kate Holmes
Denver
Silver Cliff
Aspen
Douglass Avenue
South Canon
Canon City
Sheridan
Kilpatrick
Wilson
Hancock
Samuel ©. Stinameyer
Washington
Jas. B. O'Neill
Society of the Shenandoah
Samuel
Whiladelphia
Fifteenth Regiment
Nashville
Tennessee
Forrest
Rutherford
Lincolnton
North Carolina
Hight
Albrights
Asheville
Greenville
Middle Department
Army of the
Hagerstown
Maryland
Antietam
Louisville
Kentucky
Nolensville Pike
LaVergne
Richmond
Fifteenth Cavalry
Wilkinson’s Cross Roads
Wheeler
Stewart's Creek
Tenth Tennessee Cavalry
Stone River
Woodbury
McMinnsville
Barrens
Murfreesboro
Chickamauga
Georgia
McCook
Crittenden
Tullahoma
Alabama
Rosecrans
Sequatchie Valley
Mission Ridge
Looket Mountain
Chattanooga
Burnside
Knoxville
Seviarsville
Resaca
Peach Tree Creek
Pine Ridge
Kenesaw Mountain
Atlanta
Decatur
Hood
Roddy
Tuscaloosa
Alabama Cavalry
Moulton
Russell
Bluton
Red Will
Lyons
Col. Mead
Cumberland
Salisbury
Third
South Carolina Cavalry
Col. Johnson
Jefferson Davis
Florida
Appalachee
Oconee
Macon
United States
Bragg
Canon City Schools Open Year With Record High Enrollment
Canon City public schools opened last Tuesday to an unusually large enrollment across all departments, led by the high school with 170 students. Attendance exceeded last year in most grades, prompting extra seats. The board lists J H. Allen as superintendent and a large corps of teachers, with new electric lights and clock in the high school.
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Canon City
God School
Canon City Public
J H. Allen
Board of Education
Francesca Bunbury
Washington School
Pueblo
Etta Masecy
Lincoln School
Anna Laura Marriott
Maude Campbell
Helen Sartor
Amy Ragsdale
South Canon
H. E. Smith
Jessie Neikirs
Elsie Rowe
Eldora Britt
Pearl M. Hall
Mabel Ashton
C G. Lacy
Mary Kerr
Estella Garwood
Flora Wood
Lincoln Park School
Laura Humphrey
Lizzie McClelland
Verna Ashton
Organize for Business in South Canon Plans Mercantile Co
A move, supported by George W. Griffin Edward Michod W B Rowland and others, seeks to form a stock company with 50000 capital to run a general mercantile business. If funded a building will rise at Ninth Street and Griffin Avenue for a department store trading fruit and ranch produce on commission in competition with riverbank dealers. The project aims to serve South Canon or Lincoln Park amid railroad crossing security concerns and calls for existing crossing safeguards to be considered.
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South Canon
George W. Griffin
Edward Michod
W. B. Rowland
Ninth Street
Griffin Avenue
Lincoln Park
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Samuel C. Stinemeyer
Canon City Schools
M. Belle Minor
Saiie Allen
Bertha Evans
Ida Walker
Ledford Truman
Mark P. Helm
Frank F. Thompson
Rington School
Esther White
Jessie Yard
Rosamond Little
J. L. G. Swinney
Mau-ie Baker
Ethel Amick
Virginia Harrison
Jandie Kerr
Etta Calder
Mabel Seelye
Jefferson School
Sarah McNaughton
Ella Short
Harrison School
Mate Finley
Park Center
Theodore Shoemaker
Orchard Park School
Mercantile Stock Company