Veteran recounts Civil War lessons for Memorial Day
An elderly veteran and a boy discuss the Civil War on the eve of Memorial Day. The veteran explains the North and South fought to decide if the United States would be one nation, and recalls key battles, troop numbers, and casualty figures while reflecting on bravery and lasting memory.
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Laddie
United States of America
Bull Run
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Spottsylvania Court House
General Boynton
Lincoln
Laddie Boy
Elsre
The Old Flag salutes a veteran tale at close of day
In a New York Herald piece, a veteran recounts Civil War marches to a grandchild, noting vast Union losses and Confederate costs. The boy clings to an empty coat sleeve as the old soldier reflects on bravery, endurance, and a united nation free from slavery. The scene ends with a patriotic salute to the flag and a memory-laden dusk.
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Petersburg
Manassas
Potomac
Washington
Jeff Davis
Laddie
Appomattox
Laddie Boy
Sleepy Hollow
Land of Nod
Yistona
Blus
New York
Herald
Union
Free Heart's Hope and
Col
Henry Watternon
Ever-Narrowing Strole Among Veterans
President McKinley spoke to the Grand Army of the Republic as he neared death, noting the pipola is narrowing and veterans are crossed out by grim death. He said day by day rolls report veterans not present but accounted for, joining comrades who sleep beneath the lower curtains of night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
McKinley
Sheriff's Sales Of Real Estate In Indiana County Pa
Sheriff notices sale by virtue of writs issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County. On Friday June 7, 1912 at 1:18 PM at the Indiana Court House bids will open on several parcels including lots in Binekick and North Josephine townships and parcels in Washington township. Properties include CLARDNCH DUNCAN’s lot in Binekick, a lot in North Josephine, and a parcel in Washington Township among others, with coal and mining rights reserved. Purchasers must pay a cash portion and costs. a deed will be offered upon full payment. Sheriff's notice dated May 15, 1912.
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Fea
Binekick Township
Pennsylvania
Stinner Graf
Barak
Grant
Recorders of
Fen
Sid County
Ots
Bidekick
Anid
Lot Leo Teak
Staniuy Street
Lot
Imner CIA
North
Josephine
Fuerell
Fiat County
Peangytvantt
Lota
Recorder’s Office
Indian County
Willian Ta. Devinney
Larry Meereery
Mugle c Yin
Pricen
Wiliam
Devinney
Cunningham & Fisher
ATSO
Susan Dterson
Washington Township
Judiana
County
Bryan McSweeney
Pairman
Sava
Baty's
Joseph Bates
David Mitchell
Joseph Pawison
John Smith
Joseph Peterson
A. KK. Peterson
Wdlizabeth Ray
Henry Jamer
Pi. L'a
Tune Terni
Pierce
Elizabebyth Cavalli
Clymer
Cherrylil Township
Penn Street
Gerry
Gerry Street
Dixon Road
Indiana County
Dixon Tun Land Company
Eligabeth Cavalier
Salt of Tudinaut
Geo. H. Jeffries
Sheriff's Office
Indiana
Notte
Minounk
Jeveries
Public sale to be held at Indiana Court House
By virtue of a writ from the Court of Common Pleas and Orphans' Court of Indiana County, the property will be exposed to public vendue at the Court House in Indiana Pennsylvania on a date to be announced. The sale is directed to proceed under the authority of Bi, Pa Wend, Bx, and Ley. Pa. judges.
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Court of Common Frieas and Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Real estate and mortgage sale notices in Indiana County
Legal notice lists multiple real property parcels in Blakeville Blairsville and Grant township Indiana County Pennsylvania for foreclosure auction on Friday May 31 1912 at 2 00 PM. Descriptions include street bounds frontages and depths with dwelling houses barns stables and orchards. Also identifies defendant A B McCABR and W M McCUNN J H McLAIN and Harvey McCund with claims to tracts and rights of redemption under June term 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. . B. McCabr
Blakeville
County of
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Campbell Street
Elizabeth A. Keener
Sugar Alley
W. Tay
Auld Street
Thaireville
Yad. Dekenidant
Tanid
Durrell Township
Blacklick Creek
Nouth
Clark Hunlap
Albert Berguson
William Gear
Helra
Starvey Brown
Lore
Lee
Howe
Krausaltuate
Blairaville
Market Street
St. B. McCabe
George New
Jene
Jacob G
Gelb
Wigwing
Aluo
Jacob U
Wieulne
Jung Tern
Wiguing
W. Wm, McCunh
J. H. McLonm
Harvey McCund
Tyhe
Grant
Sheriff Sale Notice for Indiana Borough Properties
Public sale notice for a parcel of land in Indiana Borough Pa to be sold under execution from First National Bank of Spangler and First National Bank of Indiana. Details describe parcels, bounds, and terms including payment and risk of resale with adjourned sale date May 8 1012. Names include Geo I Jeveries Sheriff and creditors listed with bid conditions.
Where the Fire Was in a Sermon
An 18th century preacher John Wesley used a dramatic “Wire! Fire!” shout to rouse sleeping listeners during a sermon. He warned that those who sleep through the Word invite hellish judgment, while describing the piercing, swift power of words to move minds.
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Travermon
John Wesley
Hell
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Sheriff’s Sales
O'Clook
P. My
John Rolley
First National Bank of Spangler
Kittel & Beott
Stumpf
J. R. Stump
Peter W. Tonga
Terre Tenart
Acon
Borough of
Atate
Pennsylvinia
School Atreet
Seventh Atreet
Jamison Notra
Margaret Williams
Seventh Street
Dlon School Street
Iran
Emily OC
Sampf Aid
Hashind
Ta Bos
Sloan
Hank
Todi
Saptom
Mortage
Cadaberough
Sit
Stonn
Siter Citizens Mathonal Bank
Lev
Ita
Ty Paaterns
Aver
Atlantic City
Convention
American Medical Association
R.R
Steving
Undertakers & Embalmers
Bell
American Union
Indigna
Peoples’ Insurance Agency
Citizens Bank
Penna
Thomas Peale
Robert Mullen Mullen & Pealer
Nmiana PA
Eire
Home & Business
Agency In Indiana Co
Thompson
Insurance Agency
Indiana, PA
J. R. Clements
Mgr
Jordan
Geo. D. Leydic
Undertaker
L. Pattison Co
Phila. Street
Daugherty
Philadelphia
Indiana Dye Works
Levind
Phila Bt
Hmwerson
McCann’s
Tanoma
W. H. McCunn
Buchheit Bros
Philadelphia St
Cambria Roofing Manufacturing Company
Johnstown, PA
Ilene
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