Miles and Young Civil War to Frontier Great Generals
A long profile recounts Lt Gen Nelson A Miles and Lt Gen Samuel B Young, detailing Miles’s Civil War bravery at Chancellorsville Fredericksburg and his Indian campaigns, plus Young’s rise from private to lieutenant general through Cuba Philippines and frontier fighting.
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Massachusetts
Miles
Chancellorsville
Congress
Second
Fredericksburg
Hancock
Milea
Plains
Sitting Bull
Crazy Horse
Fifth Infantry
Twenty-second Infantry
Crook
Terry
Gon
Mississippi River
Joseph
Nes Perces
Young
Samuel O Morks Young
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cuba
Theodore Roosevelt
Las Guasillas
United States
Qau
Uid
Georgy
Gen. Young
Philippines
Gen. Miles
Ataff
Normal School Focuses on Teaching Profession for Indiana Students
Fall term starts at the Indiana normal school with emphasis on training for public schools. Faculty shifts include Engleman replaced by Hanna and Lardner succeeded by Bacon. Several professors on leave or with new duties, campus work to level the new athletic field, and Parsons field sold for park development nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Indiana Normal School
J. O. Engleman
Normal Training High School
Clark University
New York City
O. S. Thompson
Roscoe Hyde Ia
Mabel Marshall
May Gellinger
Louis J. Rettger
Johns Hopkins University
Edith Bader
McCrum
Rose Cor
Germany
Moran, Swhihart
Crawford
University of Chicago
Pacific Coast
W. H. Cain
Miss Bader
Parsons Field
Wabash
Reward Offered for Capture of Townense Town Townsend
Richmond sheriff raises reward to 50 dollars for the capture of Frank Townsend the juvenile burglar who fled from custody while being returned to Jeffersonville reformatory. He was at his grandmother’s home when the escape occurred and fled after the irons were removed. Police believe Townsend had outside help. Japanese trade commissioners visiting South Bend for industrial and commercial information.
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Maj. Young
Washington Herald
Gen. Young
Germany
War Department
Kaiser William
Berlin
Dresden
Emperor William
Richmond
Meredith
Frank Townsend
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Townsend
South Bend
Japanese Commercial Commission
United States
Fire at Brown flouring mill destroys large portion of yard
A blaze from the Brown mill roof roared across the Spencer area fanned by a southwest wind destroying the WH Brown flouring mill and much of the McKaley hunter yard. The I and W freight dock near the mill sustained slight damage as railroad workers fought the fire.
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Spencer
Brown
McKaley Hunter
Brown Mill
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DR. Chalan BY
W.A. Patterson
Wshington
Washington
Sherman Miles
Potomac
Roosevelt
America
Washington Street
Boston
Calignac
Leutenant
Ace
Appleton Miles
Army of the United States
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry
Mechanicaville
Appomattoz
Pennsylvania
Battle of Sulphur Springs
Amelia Spring
Sailors Creek
Robert A E
Gaines Milla
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Myer
Les
Lyeral Nelson
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