Logan the Soldier and Civil War Hero of Illinois
A biographical fragment recounts John A. Logan of Jackson County Illinois born February 9 1826. It covers his military rise from Mexican War veteran to Union general and his political career including service in Congress and the Senate and his famed leadership at battles such as Atlanta and the Mine Explosion fight. It notes his courtesy to women and children and his steadfast devotion to the Union.
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Dingley Tariff Becomes Law After White House Signature
The Dingley tariff bill is law after President signed at 4 04 PM Saturday. Senate approved conference report 40 30 and the House vote total 40 for the bill. Treasury notes say revenue will exceed prior years though imports may blunt gains due to anticipatory shipments.
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Monument to Logan Honored in Chicago Parade Tribute
The Logan Monument dedication drew governors and Gen. Logan family members as veterans honored the Confederate hero of the Army of the Tennessee. A parade in Chicago featured a bronze Logan statue, artillery salutes, and a regimental march past, marking the anniversary of Atlanta. The sculpture, cost 60,000, depicts Gen. Logan at the Battle of Missionary Ridge with a 44 foot base overlooking Michigan Avenue.
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