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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1893

Page

3

Old Shady and the Blues that Stirred Civil War Camp

The article recounts Blakely Durant known as Blake or Old Shady, a minstrel cook at Union camps, who sang a popular song for generals like Grant and McPherson. It notes his influence on Lombard brothers band and the wartime morale driven by songs such as Old Shady and other era anthems. It then shifts to a broad reflection on the North's wartime mobilization, economic shifts, and the moral resolve behind the Civil War, highlighting rapid expansion of the Union army and the nation's wartime mobilization.

North Dakota Senate Bismarck Blakely Durant Blake Ol Shady Army of the Tennessee Grant Sherman McPherson Darky Canady Old Shady Seventy-first Ohio Regiment Shiloh Magnolia Vicksburg McPherson’s Suwanee River Ole Virginny Johm Europe Russia Austria England France United States Great Britain Crimea Washington Administration Potonine New Mexico Chase Holland Spain J. H. Beabur

Caravels in Chicago welcome the Spanish craft

Spectators number in the thousands as the Columbian caravels Santa Maria Pinta and Nina are sighted north of Evanston at 1045 am. A 21 gun salute from the Andrew Johnson and Michigan marks ships honor as Argo joins the escort and the fleet disbands after the Santa Marta salute. Citizens cheer Captain Coneas and officers amid a Midway pierside scene of foreign visitors and ceremonial displays.

Michigan Argo Midway Plaisance Coneas

A Great Uprising The Loyal States In 1861

A reflective piece argues that the Union faced unprecedented political and military inexperience in 1861. It notes soldiers new to war and rulers lacking practical administration, with the Republican leaders largely fresh to governing, likened to passengers suddenly steering a collapsing ship.

Union Republican Party

Thoughts On The Hour And A New Minister To Germany

The piece highlights patriotism after war and honors the army while recalling Theodore Runyon as the new minister to Germany. Runyon, a Yale graduate born in New Jersey in 1822, served in the Civil War and rose to brigadier by Lincoln, later Newark mayor, governor candidate, and chancellor with multiple honorary LL D degrees.

Theodore Runyon Germany New Jersey Tie Yale College Lincoln Bull Run Hin Newark Ward

Greshams Wife and National News Briefs

The article notes Mrs Walter Q Gresham wife of the secretary of state. It covers her Louisville origins and marriage in 1858 at age 18. It lists her children Otto and a daughter, and mentions her quiet life and appearance. It also reports various other items including railway car safety orders and a series of obituaries and crimes from multiple locales.

Gresham Walter Q. Gresham Cleveland Louisville Indiana Baltimore and Ohio

Royal Marriage of Duke of York and Princess Victoria Mary

London July 6 The marriage of the Duke of York Prince George of Wales and Princess Victoria Mary of Leek at the Chapel Royal St James is marked by nationwide rejoicing and a near holiday in Britain. Crowds line the route from Buckingham Palace to St James Palace as decorations dazzle. Procession splendor eclipses recent state ceremonies with lights flooding Liverpool Street to Piccadilly. Sixty fatalities are not reported. however 75 persons are slightly injured and two mortally. two hundred collapse from heat but recover.

London Duke of York Prince George of Wales Victoria Mary’ of Liverpool Street Piccadilly

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