Indiana Led Nation In Civil War Military Pensions
Long historical piece recalls Indiana’s Civil War role and costs. It notes Indiana supplied 208,367 volunteers, plus 65,923 pensioners, with total aid to soldiers and families amounting to over 26 million dollars in direct payments and bounties. The article extols Indiana’s enduring legacy, cites Governor Mor ton and General Lew Wallace, and discusses pensions, national costs, and Indiana’s continued honor of veterans. It also discusses fruit growing in Indiana, urging state support for horticulture development fueled by the State Horticultural Society.
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Po River
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Bethesda Church
St Harbor
Petersburg
Clover Hill
Appomattox
Lee
Bull Run
Appomatox
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Army
Navy
Pension Office
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Ozark
Missouri
Illinois
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State Horticultural Society
General Assembly
Indiana Century of Progress and Growth from Forest to Civilization
John W. Ryckman writes from Indianapolis on January 1, 1902 about Indiana transforming from a wilderness to a thriving, educated state. He highlights Indiana ranking sixth in agriculture, fifth in manufacturing, fourth in literature and education, and second in electric railroads, with Indianapolis as a major inland city and railroad hub. The piece stresses civic virtue, education, good government, and sustained progress for the twentieth century.
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