Patriotism in Rhode Island and the Union War Effort
The Providence Journal describes Northern resolve as Gen Banks faced defeat and a feared rebel march on Washington. Citizens rush to arms, forsaking business, joining the Union under one spirit to defend the government. Strong patriotism, sacrifice, and readiness across states reflect a nation united against despotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Washington
War Department
Earth
Patritos
Providence Journal
Rhoda
Europe
Maine
Maryland
Wen
Republic
Liverpool Post
Hoglish
Confederacy
Sellon
Gladstone
Manchester
France
England
Lycans
Mercier
Times
Liverpool
Fese
W McNammara & CO
Indiana
Indianapoli
Oris
Ord
Portrait promo for Mr B L Benham in Photo Gallery
An advertisement offers Mr B L Benham showcased in a local photographic gallery. It notes promotional presentation and invites viewers to visit the establishment for portraits and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. LU. Benham
Im Thweily
Fremont in danger as Jackson may lift reinforcements
Fragment from Civil War era report notes Gen. Fremont's perilous position far from rail lines and the risk of Confederate reinforcements from Staunton. Mentions Union losses, possible policy on contraband at Memphis, tax law in rebel districts, and criticism of McClellan's leadership and Senate mileage debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Medowell
Fremint
Jackson
Staunton
Richmond
Lynchburg
Fremont
Fitch
Memphis
Col Fitch
Gen. Labeck
Temple lodge officers elected and installed in 1962
A report from the Firaman's Hall notes officers elected and installed for the ensuing term. Names include John W. Woodemark Jas D. Ferrell Wm ALC Whittaker and others. Also thanks extended to the Alert H L Co for hall use on Wednesday night. Mentions England Conservative, Lord Palmerston retrenchment plan, and Benjamin Wood facing disloyalty charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John WW
Wudemark
Jas D. Ferrell
Whittaker
Wey
Murphy
We M
Brenton
Wack Wa
Morgan
WER
Suse Copter
W. Treas
T. A Holeworth
Y. Mungoven
G. FL. Kintade
Ws. A
England
Lord Palmeriston
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Daily Times and Union
Ffere
Gen. Geo. B. Heclellan
Ohlo
Gov
Wm. Sprague
Rhode Island
Fort Wadwine
Fort Wayne
Patrivutily
Gauson
Tiesos
Dion
Eurer
Fran
Allen Co
South
United States
Chicago Times
Cortesport
N.Y. Tribune
GOP
Par Oakes
Attacs
Chicka
O'Clellan
Enin
McClellan
United States Senate
Congress
Benjamin Wood
House of Representative
New York
State Department
Shiloh
Department of the Shenandoah
Allice
Artemus Ward
Charles F. Brown
Vanity Fair
Colerick’s Hall
Counsil
Burt Wayne
Rd. Dawson
Times & Union
JD. Nuttiman
Citizens Bank
Express
State Bank of Obio
New York State
New England
of Brdiame
Pittsburtty
Bank of Stave Indian
Trens
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Bank of Downs Cua
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Munsonaw
Ariling
T.P. Wedollough
Ind
Odd Fellows Hall
Aventy
Twarrisnu
J. Balewen
Fort Waytivh
Ulliea
Tialli Hyershirt
Alfred Wattersley
Main
Millers Cabinet Shop
Wade
H. G Waginer
North-énstearoer
Mainani
Calhoun Éireers
HR Schwegman
Déwer
Sacton
Civisen
Ei. Brooks
Calhoun Street
Dana
AMER
Harper & Bro
D. Appleton & Co
Little, Brans & Co
Boston
Ad Muaica
Trate
St W
Brooks
Denly No
Gathaun Street
Mex
Townleys, DE Wald & Bond
New York City
Townleys, Dewald & Bond
Cyitezens Bank
J. D. Nuttman
Wayne
Dee A
Gl. Ly
Wiemanr
Qesrrety
Ully
Union Dock
Main Street
Opp
Charlotte Debrussh
American Expresses Company
Superb I
Ala Victoria
McHougat & Condo
Colombia St
Elf
Leitor
UNION
Merliod
Brooks, Jr
Calhoun
Ygu
Lanner
Calhoun St
INI Clothing
Clinton
Lidies
H.R. Schwegran
Marseilles
Corne Celagatsin
Clinton Streess
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