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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1888

Page

2

Riots in New York 1868 Draw Fire Over Draft and Burned City

A five day outbreak in July 1868 in the Twenty-second ward and surrounding areas erupted over the draft, destroying the Colored Orphan Asylum and Tribune office. Rioters looted shops, attacked Black residents, and clashed with police and militia as the mob spread from Fifth Avenue to Broadway. Col J T O'Brien of the Eleventh New Jersey state troopers was killed amid the chaos. The violence ended with federal and state forces restoring order. estimates cite at least 200 dead and millions in property damage.

Twenty-second Wards New York City Ok Gostachna Tn Broadway Fulton Street Fifty-fifth Daily Papers Manshal Potomac Middle Tennessee Hooker Army of the Potomac Pennsylvania Gettysburg Meade Longstreet Lee Richmond Baltimore Philadelphia New York Vicksburg Rosecrans Tullahoma United States New England Seymour Charles E. Jenkins Third Atvenue Charles H. Carpenter New New York Vanderpoel John A. Kennedy Park Barracks Invalid Corps Lexington Avenue Forty-seventh Street Bull's Head First Avenue Mr. Andrews Virginia Tribu 19 Colored Orphan Asylum Fifth Avenue Forty-sixth Street Une Ty-Ninth Street Tribune Horace Greeley Paulding Navy Yard Mint Ee Y. Sas John EB Sandford Governor's Island J. T. O'Brien Newark Bouss Father Clowrey Brooklyn Barracks Chancellorsville Sixteenth Ward Harlem Opdyke Twenty-ninth Street Miller Rivington Street P Lvania John A. Anan Esday Lincoln H. Beaplum

Battle of Helena and Prentiss in Arkansas 1863

The account chronicles Gen. Benjamin M. Prentiss and Union forces at Helena Arkansas during July 1863. Confederate Gen. E Kirby Smith and Maj. Gen. Marmaduke lead Missouri and Arkansas troops in a failed effort to capture Helena, while Holmes withdraws after heavy fighting and shelling by gunboats under Admiral Porter.

Ark E. Kirby Smith Trans- Mississippi T. H. Holmes District of Arkansas Holmes Little Rock Kirby Smith Shreve Helena Smith Benjamin M. Prentiss Illinois Prentiss Thirteenth Army Corps Salomon Fort Curtis Clarendon Price Marmaduke Walker Fagan Battery C Garison Conf Cav Powel Porter Attac Admiral Iter Ett Prichett Pricheners Port Hudson Ississippi Goa River New Orleans Cairo

Fort Wagner and Charleston Harbor Skirmishes

A descriptive account of Charleston Harbor defenses and the July 11 and July 18 1863 assaults on Fort Wagner led by Gen. Q A Gillmore with Admiral Dahlgren. It details fortifications, gun counts, siege operations, and the heavy bombardment that silenced Wagner’s guns as Union forces pressed the siege to capture Fort Wagner and nearby fortifications.

Charleston New York South Carolina John G. Foster Fort Sumter Morris Island Fort Wagner Q. A. Gillmore Battery Gregg Cummings’ Point Gillmore Gilmore John A. Dahlgren Sullivan's Island Dahlgren Montauk Rhind Wagner Nees Eden Carynd Goster

The Fifty Fourth Massachusetts at Fort Wagner

An account of the May 1863 assault on Fort Wagner led by Gen T. Shaw and Col. Shaw. The Fifty fourth Massachusetts Colored Regiment, under Strong and Putnam, faced brutal hand to hand fighting, with heavy casualties and the death of Col. Shaw, as the Union forces failed to hold the fort.

Zevo George Strong New York Col Putnam New Shire Connecticut John A. Andrew Massachusetts Andrew Massachusetts Galanteers Robert G. Shaw Andre Shaw Francis Staten Island N. Y Robert Frederick Douglass Boston Fort Wagner Fifty-fourth Col. Shaw Wagner Adesend Col. Putnam Orty-Eighth Capt. J Ned Stevenson Forter Poenam Chatfield Fort Wop Paa Charleston

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Mnegroee Col O Brien O’brien B. M. Prentiss Charleston Harbor James Islands Arenes Fifty-fourth Massachusetts Colored Regiment Robert G. Whaw T. Ae Beauregard
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