Interesting case of Col Lowdermilk in Cumberland affairs
The National Tribune in Washington reports on Col Will H. Lowdermilk of Cumberland Md a longtime editor and author of The History of Cumberland. It questions his Civil War service noting prisoner exchanges battles Shiloh Stones River Chickamauga and Libby Prison while seeking corroboration from readers who served with him.
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Cumberland
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Libby
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Richmond
Chickamauga
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Army of the Cumberland
James S. Negley
Buell
War Department
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Ten Hour Work Basis Set for Dye Works Plant
Notice served to heads of departments states the Footer's Dye Works will operate on a ten hour basis year round. The change follows legislative action converting the ten hour day for female labor to a broader standard. Adherence by workers remains contingent on ongoing conditions.
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Aeolian Vocalion Makes Phonograph History in London
The Aeolian Company unveils the Vocalion, a revolutionary phonograph with unmatched tone fidelity and direct owner control. After a Australian inventor’s struggle in London, Aeolian secured basic patents and option rights, assembling top artists, engineers, and sound experts to create a new era in phonograph development.
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London
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Tremaine
New York
America
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Mgr. Empson
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