The bivouac of the dead and war memories recounted
A narrative blends The Battle of Chickamauga memory with a farmer’s humorous wartime tale. The piece contrasts Theodore O’Hara’s poem with a folk exchange about Union and Confederate troops, breakfast orders, and battlefield misadventures, reflecting Civil War lore and a later magazine notice.
Nearly Two-Thirds of Civil War Veterans Have Died
A retrospective on the Civil War era notes that more than half to two thirds of veterans have passed away since the conflict. It cites numbers of surviving veterans, pension costs, and the looming decline of Grand Army of the Republic membership by 1940 and beyond.
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Newcomb
Clara Baer
Newcomb College
New Orleans
Strenth
Daniel F. Bakeman
Freedom
Cattaraugus County
N. Y
Grand Army of the Republic
North
Lee
Chicago
America
United States
Canada
Hamilton
W. W. Cooke
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Custer
Leipsic
Sadowa
Gettysburg
John Haynes
Mississippi
Cumberland Mountain
Tennessee
Jackson
Haynes
Memorial Home
St. Louis
Maj
John Clem
Ohio
Army
Twenty-second Michigan Infantry
Shiloh
Third
Chickamauga
Clem
Grant
Gilbert van Zandt
van Zant
Widow of Gen Griffin Remembers Victory News
Countess Esterhazy recalls how she learned of a Union victory during the Civil War and reflects on Gen Griffin's peninsular campaign, his Galveston death, Arlington grave, and the lasting duty of widows and children to cherish patriotism and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess Esterhazy
Griffin
Yorktown
May 30 Opens Young America Swimming Season
The article previews the 1897 swimming season with May 30 opening, detailing training for both aristocratic pupils at premium New York facilities and rougher lessons for everyday youngsters. It describes in-water drills, instructor methods, safety tips, and the rise of organized swimming in the city alongside regional attitudes and notable figures.
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Young America
Father Dunn
New York
River Front
Cape May
York
Murray Hill
Bor
Newport
Narragansett
Bar ‘Harbor
England
Australia
New York Athletic Club
George J. Whittacker
Milwaukee
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Misa Susan E. Blow
A.C. Lane
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Outlook Company
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
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Minneapolis
Chicago Chronicle
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