Indiana Pa Lawyers and Offices List
Multiple attorney offices listed including JOHN T. GTUCHUS Atty at Law in Indiana Pa with A W Taylor. Other entries: STEWART Atty at Law in Amine Pa, LYONS Atty at Law in Indiana Pa, and TELFORN Atty at Law in Riairesillé Pa. Includes notes on prompt care and locations near Philadelphia St and Sixth Street.
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John T. Gtuchus
Ofice
A. W.taylor
Indiana
M." WaTers
Harry White
Lim
Amina
Ares
Harney WhitesoMmec
Philadelpia Ramet
Mlatenton
Muel Lyons
Philadelphia Street
Stewart & Clark
Janes
Axanibal K. Slosx
Benth Dixmer Street
Todiana Pe. Marsh
Yous
BANKS
Professon
Piatiadona Aborti
Ines Homas
Pidiana
Bay
J. Telforn
Apmonney Atla
Riairesillé
Porter Suas Anmtel Cunningham
Omics
Shad Alterney
Lat
Margst Puossalawnes
Taylor
Lar
Philadelphia
Raiiroad
Grant and Sherman United in Victory and Resolve
A historical sketch portrays Ulysses S. Grant and William T. Sherman as allied forces whose teamwork shaped the Union victory. It recalls their war years from the Mexican War through Richmond, highlighting mutual respect, shared resolve, and the myth of isolation surrounding their leadership. The narrative notes Grant’s strategic patience, Sherman’s loyalty, and the brutal realities of war including drafts and fortifications built by enslaved labor. It ends with Grant’s quiet confidence about capturing Richmond and the cost of fighting.
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Richmond
Grant
Grant and Lee surrender at Appomattox in 1865
A sweeping Civil War narrative recounts General Grant’s pursuit of Lee’s army across the South and the climactic surrender at Appomattox Court House. It details Sheridan’s fierce actions at Five Forks, the fall of Richmond, the relentless march to Petersburg, and Grant’s measured acceptance of Confederate capitulation. The piece highlights Grant’s leadership, the emotional toll, and Lincoln’s role as the war nears its end.
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Grant
City Point
Richmond
Atlanta
Sherman
West
Rauf
Cne
Alde
Slerman
Sherman Rn
Sohar
Shermen
Grast
Congress
John Bierman
United States
Bia
Shenandoah
Lee
Con
New Jersey
Ick
Philadelphia
Independence Eail
Hia
Thay
Camp Gract
Washington
War Office
Confederacy
Fort Fisher
Ald Thomishel
Hood
Jefferson Davis
Li&e
Southside
Sheridan
Porter
Col. Porter
Lincoln
Johnston
Petersburg
Ines
Ford
Ruth
Chace
Thorein
Ani
Irtersburg
Sixth Corps
Wright
Fort Gree
Walker
Bow Walker
Groeg
Tefferson Tariz
Hla
Leett
Danville
Ville
Ben E
Inag Moore
Leo
Metersburg
Lincen
Grent
Ietersburg
Petlosecrs
Faliow
Dorsi
Yust
Nda
Usuit
Surreyuer
Les
Appomttox
McLean
Apfouattor
Kay
Woolengto
Oil Boom and Washington Statue Saga Across Time
A sprawling tale recounts Pithole oil fever, massive fortunes, and a late 19th century controversy over a Karl Greenough statue. It ties the Pennsylvanian oil rush to the Washington Capitol sculpture, noting immense profits, dramatic failed ventures, and the costly journey of the pedestrian Washington statue from Genoa to Washington.
Women Gamblers At Coney Island Races Stir Scandal
A Brooklyn Times report recounts a married woman who gambled at Coney Island with a female friend. She learned fast, bet five dollars, and grew to claim a three hundred dollar lead while riding the thrill and spectacle of horse racing. Officials warn gambling by women expanding and urge immediate reform on racetracks.
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Brooklyn Times
Coney Island
Wong
Brighton Beach
Sheephead Bay
Red Paint Confusion Ends With Detroit Fracas
A man about 27 accosted a citizen at Jefferson and Wayne seeking to “paint the town red.” He insisted, fled after explanation, and two officers later escorted him to Central Station bruised and intoxicated. The suspect shouted about red paint and a lively town as officers booked him.
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Jefferson Avenue
Wayne
Detroit
Detroit Free Press
True Courage on the Battlefield and Beyond
A meditation on courage across ages and genders, contrasting battlefield bravery with steadfast, quiet bravery. It cites Frederick the Great learning from battle, soldiers who grow more fearless, and a woman's steadfastness, concluding with a Southern Bivouac reflection and a giraffe observing its colt in a circus scene.
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Frederick the Great
Alexander Ch
New Trials and Jury Verdicts Questioned
The February Overland Monthly features T B McFarland arguing that easy grounds for new trials undermine juries. He contends verdicts should be final and judges’ instructions advisory, urging abolition if juries cannot be trusted. The piece critiques lower courts as preliminary forums favoring rich parties.
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T. B. Mc‘arland
Lost dog hunt confuses Burlington man
Too Busy to Think of Dogs prints a comic scene where Mr Busyman searches the street for a long familiar pet. Distraught he recalls a hairless Mexican dog a big black Newfoundland a red Irish setter and two black and tan dogs. A suspicious iceman questions him as he admits he cannot name the breed.
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Mr. Busyman
Iceman
Mr. Lyman
Burlington
Crystabel's Chestnut Cry
Crystabel Pendennis bursts into tears and bonds with her mother as she pleads for a poultice for aching eyes. She discards a chestnut from memory and prepares to die of consumption while recounting a sister Irene fleeing with the coachman.
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Crystabel Pendennis
Damascus
Brussels
Crystabel
San Francisco
Hartford Soldiers and Sailors Arch Featured Monument
Hartford plans an arch near the bridge to the State Capitol as the entrance to the park, designed by George Keller. Terra cotta friezes by Samuel Kitson will wrap the bases, depicting a Confederate attacked by Union forces and a marine counterpoint. The seven foot high, 185 foot long frieze includes over 100 life sized figures and four horses. In a separate note, a shaft worker reports nests of swallows and a dramatic encounter with snakes and birds above a mining shaft, ending with the worker defending himself.
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Hartford
State Capitol
George Keller
Samuel Kitson
Rome
New York
Boston
Harleton
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