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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1911
Page
3
Indiana Volunteers survivors from the Thirtieth Regiment plan annual reunion in Fort Wayne this afternoon and Thursday. The event recalls the famous fighting unit with honored names such as Bass Dodds Hurd White and Lawton on its roster.
The text records a frayed historical notice about officers, meetings, and annual functions. It mentions a president, a secretary, and a gathering of volunteers, with scattered references to a regiment and wartime activities. The OCR is highly garbled with names and places unclear.
The text chronicles the Thirtieth Regiment's movements and leadership from Fort Wayne through battles along rivers near the Virginia theater, detailing officers such as K.P. Edsal and Lt. Col. Devas, noting preterm detachment, marches near towns like Fort Wayne, and engagements including crossings of the Bartin River and the Greenes. The narrative covers regimental formation, assignments, and the campaign’s progression into 1863 with mentions of dates, places, and commanding officers.
Old flag presented to Thittisth Regiment by citizens of Fort Wayne honors a historic act. The narrative mentions December events, river battles, and troop movements with references to brigades, leaders, and the extreme wing actions during a clash near noon.
Officiat program for The Reunion Afternoon on September 27 outlines a gathering led by Comrade Genrgs FL Gare Alaty and Comrade Hy Ad Ry tuing. It details invocations, speeches, and a firelight ceremony with music, march tunes, and a memorial service, signaling a large community meeting with multiple speakers and activities.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe regiment movements on NTUR ROAD near SHTLOM APHUL and mentions battles and river crossings. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text references Secretary Armstrong and martial events including units and battles. The readable content mentions the regiment, key figures like John F. Miner, and battles such as Chickamauga. Details are garbled but point to a Civil War era military report with named places and commanders.
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