The Iron Brigade and a Secret at the White House
In a Civil War inspired scene General Benton is questioned about Dr. Chilton and his family. President Lincoln and aides weigh danger to a southern family as Benton prepares for a meeting at the White House with Gen Thomas and a secret service message arrives.
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Miller
Gen. McDowell
Benton
Fredericksburg
Thes
Nicholay
Lincoln
Secret Service
President
Col Baker
Jennings
White House
Mr. Stone
Chiltons
Stone
Arkinitton Bayood
McClellan
Hivery
Jack
Fred
Newport
Washington
Rosale
Squirs Benton
Hitner
Virginia
Rosalie
Caps May
Elinor
Atlantic Seaboard
Jack Chilton
Fitzhugh Lee
Paul Ladue
Picker Nes
Hwell
Fred Benton
Buckland's
Civil War dawns at Groveton as Jackson moves and guns roar
In a tense twilight battle near Centreville, McDowell’s corps fights through Buckland and Groveton as Jackson’s forces maneuver, Ewell and Taliaferro respond, and a daring Confederate counterattack looms with Shaffer’s battery and Stonewall veterans. The scene captures pre-dawn strategy, shifting fronts, and the first heavy gun duel outside the woods.
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Buckland
Gainesville
Sigel
Bull Run
Madasas
Popo
Jaiheon
Pope
Jackson
McDowell
Army of the Potomac
Reno Sed Kearny
el Miers
Herda
Wooding
Carpenter
Formimg
Groveton
Starka
Brienile
Graybeard
Gibbon
Forge
Ewell
Groveiun
Old Ewell
Bais
Paul Ladue
Starke
Talia Ferro
Hank
Mven
Taliafero
Stonewall
Batalion
Dombleday
Talliaferro
Taliaferro
Baylor
Old Fork
British ministers promoted to knight commander of the Victorian order
Alan Johnstone and Arthur James Herbert, British ministers to Denmark and Norway, are promoted to knight commander of the Victorian order. Johnstone married Antoinette Jinehol of New York, Herbert married Helen A. Gammell of Providence. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and related illnesses, sold by all druggists.
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Alan Johnstone
Denmark
Arthur James Herbert
Norway
Haveeen
Mr. Johnstone
Antoinette Jinehol
New York
Mr Herbert
Kelen A. Gammell
Providence
R. I
Kennedy
Lord Templemore Delivers Maiden Speech After Long Tenure
Lord Templemore, once labeled the father of the change of lords, sat in parliament for twenty eight years before delivering his maiden speech. The address touched on reform and governance as observers noted his measured, cautious approach and the significance of his long service.
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Lord Templemore
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the Iron Brigade
Charles King
Fort Frayne
Centreville
Warrenton Pike
Johnson
Gaither
Sige
Reynolds
Bowers
Stuart
Ricketts
Ladue
Wisconsin
John Gibbon
Trimbie
North Carolina
Alabama
Poague
Gunner
Old Jack
Anddia
Iines
Poaaves Loan, Horaes and
Gaunt Sinew
Georgia
TOW Tie Brigade
Davidson, O’loane & CO
Broadway
Lorain, O
Philpott’s
Elesse
Turkey
Raed
the Reporter Printing Co
Ely
Mill Street
The
Bell Hardware Co
Elyria Livery CO
Ensign
Andress & Bivins
Hadaway Bros
Broad St
Clyr'a Livery Co
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