War Reminiscences of Old Soldiers Rehearsed
A vivid collection recalls stirring battlefield scenes camp life and marching experiences. Veterans recount anecdotes from the field at the campfire and during marches, preserving wartime memories with practical, firsthand detail.
Memorial Day Dedication and Cavalry Scout Action
A Civil War field report details a scouting party led by Major Ware near Murfreesboro. The unit uses stealth and terrain to gather intelligence on Rosecrans left wing, seizing wagons and artillery while repelling a pursuing cavalry. The piece ends with a tribute to scouts and a biographical note on Russell A. Alger.
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Ware
Kentucky Division
J. Walker
Bragey
McCann
Murfreesboro
Cumberland River
Lewisburg
Allen
Alexander
Kentucky
Rosecrans
Cumberland
Nashville
Mr. Brown
Doughty Rosecrans
Bragg
Life of John A. Martin Civil War officer and printer
John A. Martin born March 10 1839 in Brownsville Pennsylvania learned printing at the Brownsville Clipper. He moved to Pittsburgh then Kansas where he bought the Squatter Sovereign and helped raise the Eighth Kansas Infantry becoming Colonel and Provost Marshal of Nashville. He fought in Perryville Chickamauga Mission Ridge and Atlanta campaigns and led brigades before mustering out at Pulaski in 1864 and resuming the Atchison Champion in 1865.
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Rosecrans
Bart
Jerusalem
Rosey
Bragg
Braxton
Perryville
Lewisburg
Mr. Brown
Colonel Allen
Allen
Harry
Colt
Poiner
John A. Martin
Brownsville
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Brownsville Clipper
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Sovereign
Eighth Kansas Infantry
Leavenworth
Corinth
Miss
Lancaster
Tullahoma
Chattanooga
Chickamauga
Mission Ridge
Tennessee
Atlanta
Hood
Martin
Fourth Army Corps
Pulaski
Tenn
Atchison Champion
General Hunt Recalls Devil's Den Experience at Gettysburg
General H J Hunt describes crossing through Devil's Den on day two of Gettysburg. He found Smith's battery in a strong position and directed fire until infantry support could arrive. A shell explosion scattered a herd of cattle, creating a dangerous, chaotic crossing where Hunt narrowly escaped injury while his horse remained safe.
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Pike Road
Allen
de Sesesh
Murfreesboro
H. J. Hunt
Devil's den
Gettysburg
Smith
Round Top
Cross
Transparent nails reflect a cheerful amiable temperament
The description notes that transparent nails signal a bright cordial disposition and that lovers with such nails often push their passion toward the edge of madness, implying intense romantic inclination alongside calm outward appearance.
National Encampment Sermon on Drill and Unity in 1887
The Washington gathering of soldiers from thirty-one states and territories heard Dr Talmage preach on drill discipline and biblical warfare. He contrasted 1862 war hardships with 1887 peace and urged unity across North and South, envisioning a final judgment review of all armies.
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Washington
T. DeWitt Talmage
Talmage
Zebulun
Benjamin
Tribe of
Judah
Reuben
Dan
Pulaski
Fort Sumter
Fort Lafayette
Fort Hamilton
New York Volunteers
Alabama Cavalry
Pennsylvania Riflemen
Massachusetts Artillery
South Carolina
Union
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Samuel J. Talmage
Oglethorpe University
Georgia
Confederate Congress
Richmond
New York
Atlanta
Sherman
New Orleans
Adirondacks
Confederacy
Alabama
North Carolina
New England
Moultrie
Lafayette
Pickens
Hamilton
New York Harbor
Bedloe's Island
Charleston
Hudson
Savannah
Androscoggin
Chickahominy
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Antietam
God
Christ
Mount Sinai
Mount Calvary
Mount Pisgah
Wall Street
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Malvern Hill
Cold Harbor
Murfreesboro
Manasses Junction
Cumberland Gap
Field Hospital
Paris
Marshal Ney
London
Wellington
St. John
Heaven
Darius
Cyrus
Sennacherib
Joshua
David
Hannibal
Hamilcar
Victor Emmanuel
Garibaldi
Tamerlane
Ghengis Khan
Asia
Gustavus Adolphus
Ptolemy Philopater
Xerxes
Alexander
Semiramis
Heavenly Galleries
Eylau
Burodina
Marathon
Thermopyle
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
Solferino
Balaclava
Sedan
Gettysburg
Joshu
Gibeon
Ajalon
Garnet Wolseley
Tel-el-Kebir
Israel
Danger of Delay in Illness and a Two Foot Japanese Pine
The text warns that delaying treatment transforms mild symptoms into serious illness, urging prompt medical skill when a strong, hard working person falls ill. It contrasts neglect and evasive diagnoses with the need for decisive care. It also notes a two foot pine from Japan, aged like thirty years, as a treasure of an English horticulturist.
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Japan
Kentucky Democrats Face Tightest Gubernatorial Fight
Covington Ky special reports Kentucky teetering toward a close race as Republicans rally strength. Buckner’s renomination splits the party with Union Democrats backing Bradley, while Prohibition and Labor blocs threaten Democratic majorities. Be ock and Carlisle factions mobilize, with tensions over municipal favoritism and federal appointments fueling discontent across Covington and Newport.
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Covington
Kentucky
Cleveland
Taulbee
Buckner
Lexington
W. O. Bradley
Beck
Carlisle
Kenton
Campbell
Newport
Union Labor Party
Louisville
Somerset
George H. Thobe
Gen. Bradley
Green River
Bradley
Friends of
Dr. Studdiford
John G. Carlisle
Dem leaders gossip over Cleveland renomination
Democratic figures debate whether Cleveland will seek a second term amid rumors sparked at a Western Democrats dinner. Some senators claim he opposed re election while others suggest he favors it, but the public shows calm and little excitement as pundits predict he will be renominated despite chatter.
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Mr. Cleveland
Senator West
Senator Gorman
Mr. Dorsheimer
Smith M. Weed
Ike
Cleveland
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hill and
Carlisle
Boston Herald
New York Evening Post
Chicago Tribune
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Mandal
Crocker
Eld
War
Chicago Ledger
W. KR. Fall
Triune
Russell A. Alger
Ohio
Richfield Academy
Grand Rapids
Second Michigan Cavalry
Booneville
Sixth
Michigan Cavalry
Fifth Michigan Cavalry
Custer
Boonesborough
Detroit
Michigan
General Alger
National