Old Civil War dedication at Chickamauga and Chattanooga Park
A detailed account of the dedication ceremonies for the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park marking the thirty second anniversary of the battle. The program lists speakers Gen Palmer of Illinois and Gen Wheeler of Alabama, with ceremonies led by Secretary Lamont and Bishop Keane. The article highlights park features, memorials, and state regiments commemorated by 28 states. It notes towers, battery markers, and the lone private monument for Lt. George Landrum.
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Sivay
Avon
Grand Army Enisville
National
Chicksmauga
South
Chickamauga
Chattanooga Military Park
Battle of
A. P. Stewart
Snodgrass Hill
Lamont
John’ AM. Palmer
Illinois
Georgia
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Union
Army of Ténnessée
Granville M. Dodge
Howard
Us S. A
Joseph Wheeler
Alabama
Chattanooga
Nark
Chittanooga
Charles H. Grosvenor
Ohio
Thion
William O. Oates
Lamont Bishop Hunt
Tennessee
Bishop Skeane
Richmond
Gen. Warner
Gers Dodge
Army of the Tennessee
Chickamauga and
Chattanoog
National Military Park
Ustauc
George W. Landrum
Second Ohio
Third Tennessee
Thomas
Rosecrans
Ikentucky
Mispouri
West Virsli
Ainsia Ippi
Pageant and national gathering mark Chattanooga dedication
A national ceremony directed by the War Department and state officials celebrated a Civil War dedication in Chattanooga. Leaders included Vice President Hesze, Gen. Schollrld, Mrs. Miles, and admirals, with extensive participation from Union and Confederate veterans groups. The park overhaul features 60 miles of drives, 400 tablets, and nine monuments honoring regiments and battles.
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Congress
Eaton Arma
Lamont
United States
Ute Supreme Court
Iis
Hesze
Chirty
Schollrld
Miles
Hans
Jeantar Crsags
Gherardi
Walker
United Riggne Navy
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Anne of the Cumberland
Chattanooga
Boely
Army of the Tennes
Yarioue
Ubicksmanga
Chattanooga Campaigon
Thia
Chickamauga Amt
Chattanooga Campaigie
In & Mesaure
Chickanauxa
Morts-Lyn Niles
Nz Anderhriah
Chitkemanna
Ornmament
Chickamauaa
Missionary Ridge
Tonkont Mountain
Orchard Koch
Wanhatchie
Brown's Ferry
Grievnmient
Wavel Deesion
Hieinoh
Battle of Chickamauga fought near Chattanooga
Readable fragment recounts the September 18–19 1863 clash between Bragg and Rosecrans armies amid dense pines and jungle near Chattanooga. It notes 26 000 killed in 48 hours, no victor, Rosecrans holding Chattanooga, Bragg pressing to outflank. It cites force sizes and high mortality, concluding with a Darwinian line about Worth.
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Chattanooga
Raserrans
Bragg
Baring
Tragg
Gragg
Daybrenze
Roreecans
Tax Reform Studies Open Field for Public Letters
Readers are invited to send tax related articles on any taxation topic except tariff. Decent well written opinions welcomed, with reasonable limits and clarity. Landowners should note that social improvements hope to raise land values. Address to this office or 10 Lock street Buffalo NY.
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Lock Street
Buffalo
Platform proposed for the consideration of the people
A rough platform argues for radical tax and monetary reforms. It calls for demonetization of gold and silver, government issuance of paper money, government ownership of public ways, a single land value tax, local self-government with initiative and referenda, and abolition of unequal advantages. It cites Nebraska tax deeds and warns farmers may lose lands without reform.
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Enish
Tess
Tros
A. FP
Breosatatte
Noebraska
Nanpariel
Virginia
Homen
West Point
Nebraska
Ravan
Explosive Rush at Kickapoo Lands Opening May Day
The May Day land rush at the Kickapoo reserves drew 35,000 contenders seeking claims. The write up discusses employment scarcity, land taxation, and the need to incentivize improvement rather than punish it, arguing the social system bears a fundamental flaw. It references broad social evils and calls for clear remedies.
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Moavouhi
Wuei
Land Tax Reform For Town Development
In a Wilson, N C Advancing column, the piece argues abolishing taxes on industry and broadening the tax base to on all land within town limits. It suggests taxing land at its improved value to spur development, curb speculative ownership, and lift burdens on merchants manufacturers and workers.
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Wat
Starpic
Wilson X.C. Advanes
Bargain Counter Temptation and Tax Debate Echoes
A narrator recalls a theft incident on Fourteenth Street where a Julie-type woman pockets goods, prompting a moral. The piece shifts to a public tax debate, criticizing property assessments and urging uniform valuation alongside liberty in money creation and taxation.
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Fourteenth Street
Julie
Supposed Value of House Contents in Cress and Ireland
A garbled note claims the average value per house in Cress and Ireland is about £770, including pictures and plate. It suggests a plan where rails and pawns are involved, noting differences from current methods and implying a mixed valuation approach.
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Cress
Ani
Ireland
Precocious Preachers and Deaf Pioneers in 19th Century Life
A scrambled, error riddled piece discusses precocious child preachers seen as a religious trend in the South, referencing the Memphis Commercial Appeal and early Methodist practice. It notes young reformers absorbing ideas, debates their humility, and compares musical prodigies with pulpit precocity. It also tells of a deaf man who rose in civil service through lip reading and perseverance despite his impairment.
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Torantiié Evangelista
South
Memphis
Asbury
John Weslays
Mathers
Wartingfem
United 8 Civil Service
Ais
Wining Unvetted. Younglove-My dear, the bank esh ier informs me that yow lave over drawn your account.
The fragmented note speaks of an overdrawn bank account and family tensions as Mrs Youngrove and Genryn dispute checks and funds. It hints at concern over financial dishonesty and a troubled household situation.
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Younglove
Bank Eshier
Fragmentary: Local News Paper Snippet Appears Garbled
The readable parts show a nameless scene with scattered phrases about a wife jokes and uncertain New York Reds Arinin, but the text is heavily garbled and contains no clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals to anchor a coherent summary.
Pessiwist Reported Amid Odd Local Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions prayers and a man buying a garden rose amid scattered names and places, including references to Philadelphia and Revol. The legibility is poor but hints at a local community note or odd remark in a historical paper.
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Chigkamauga
Mogt
Park
Daion
Chievenance Field
Cincinnati
Grand Army of the Frepublic
Tonnsville
Sherrina
Vetarana
W. S. Roscernus
California
Danius Longstreet
Npor
Tenn
Cdigkamauga and
Chattanooga National Falls
Tualdar Bragg
Ghattansoga
Hiad
Rovenerans
Cavalat
Worth
Atates
Bolton Tal
Iian
Snd
Tate
Roote
Hmit
Oppenheimer
New York
J. A. West
Sheatt
Dune
Content Labor Union of
Boston
Curtis
Canin
Scribners
Pont
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