Salt Lake Occupied by G A B Review of Indiana
Occupation of Salt Lake by the Grand Army of the Republic is complete with veterans taking control of communications and key points. Edgar boat ANDO amis, chief of Sons of Veterans, arrives and attends events. Union ex prisoners of war gather at Federation of Labor hall, while railroads move many visitors with few incidents. Fire at Assembly Hall and armory draws Grand Army attention as celebrations unfold.
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Salt Lake
Grand Army of the Republic
Edgar Boat Ando Amis
Alou
The
Sons of Veterans
Union Exprisoners
Federation of Labor Hall
Gao Oat
Assembly Hall
Termite Square
Grand Arms
Wasiueh
Sune Addams as Future President of Unitel Highlighted
Chicago woman Sune Addams is proposed as a future Unitel president by equal suffrage advocates. Boston suffragists back her candidacy, with Alice Stone Blackwell praising her, while critics note Miss Addams treats the idea as a joke at Hull House in Chicago.
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Sune Addams
Chicago
Unitel States
Lowan
Niny
Roston
Nat
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston
Juror Shoots Self After Fenton Confrontation
Daniel Al Fenton a Middletown hotel operator was shot at West Main Street by a stranger who pursued him after tapping him on the shoulder. Fenton identified the assailant as McSorley and then the man killed himself on the sidewalk. Also noted: Mrs Charles Hart hid $600 in ten dollar bills in a skirt in New York, which burned in a closet fire.
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John Comiplin
North Salem
Oealf
Tater Beesmie
Elizabeth Lux
Shelbyville
Leliana
John Las
George
Cada
Daniel AL Fenton
Fenton
McSorley
San Francisco
Chicago
Rank Burna
Charles Hart
New York
Auother
Wis
Vic
Armel
Deat
Percy Livingston
Thehdine
Listiestan
Qeanishtent
Sphinx
Livingston
Lullaby of the Wind and Restful Baby at the Breast
A poetic lullaby asks the wandering wind to fold its wings and quiet the trees and waves As night falls the speaker prays for guardian stars and gentle light to guard a sleeping baby at the breast The speaker invites the Lord of earth sea and stars to come and be a guest as the baby rests
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Earth
Across the Dead Line Prison Tale of Duty and Reunion
A veteran recalls a brutal stockade in the Civil War era where a sentry threatened a prisoner for crossing the fence. The narrator grapples with reporting the guard, observes a dramatic court martial, and witnesses a father and son from opposing sides reconcile before a sentence of acquittal for the prisoner Livingston. The scene ends with a poignant military reunion and a controversial verdict.
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