End of the Civil War and the Return of Flags
A May Los Angeles sermon reflects on national sorrow and healing as Union and Confederate flags are discussed for return. It traces the 1887 Drum letter, public backlash, and 1898 congressional action, arguing reconciliation through honest motives and shared nationhood.
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Los Angeles
Cal
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Appomattox
R. ©. Drum
W. C. Endicott
Cleveland
War Department
Union
DRUM
Eudicott
Minnesota
B. F. Butler
Lucius Pairehild
Grand Army of the Republic
Murot Walstead
Ohio
John Shedorse
Icum
Fairchild
United States
R. CO
Urum
Major McKinley
Congress
Joraker
United States Congress
California
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Horn
Mason and Dixonins
Apolye
Ling
Robert B. Lee
Winfield Scott
Arlington Heights
Potomac
Robert HB
Memorial Day Address Praises Union After Civil War
The speaker recalls Confederate veterans in Washington and lauds northern south ern reconciliation. He argues that shared patriotism crossed race and region, recounts acts of mercy at Vicksburg, and calls for unity symbolized by the return and intermingling of flags. The piece honors veterans and urges lasting peace between North and South.
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Grant, Jr
Hugh Lee
Joe Wheeler
Lawton
Congressional
Judicial
Washington
Richmond
Alexander Steptena
Lamard Harris
Gordon
Pyh
Morgan
Wade Hampton
Zebulon Vance
United States
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
Lucius Lamar
Mississippi
Appomattox
New England
Georgia
Pot
Joseph
North
Cupid
Vicksburg
Ninety-ninth
Tripoli
Tripoli Volunteers To Charge A Redoubt Occupied By the Second Infantry
Texas
Beye
Omry
Thomas Higgins
Geater
Lin
Homas Riggitla
Louis Klopsch
Multilocation Worker Roster List Across Towns
A long list of names and place associations shows a roster of workers or residents connected to numerous locales including Blacklick, Conemaugh, Indiana, Marion Center, Mahoning, Washington, and Wheatfield. The fragmentary text pairs surnames with towns and assigns individuals to various districts and projects, indicating a broad local employment or membership record. The partial names suggest an archival clerical collection detailing community or company labor allocations.
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Blacklick
J. D. Alexander
M. Cribbs
Burrell
Adam Hefflefinger
James Laughlin
Banks
John Spotts
D. Malton
Conemaugh
T. H. Coleman
Canoe
S. M. Calderwood
Chambers King Center
James 8. Kanilman
Sherryhill
Ed.Moorhead
Samuel Swartz
Sherrytree
L. D. Pittman
Creekside
Simon Zimmerman
Grant
B. M
Wheatfield West
F. J. Clark
Wheatfield
John Duncan
White
George Markle
W. C. Martin
Et Wational Bank Tadiana Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a bank and unclear names or places. The readable bits reference a national bank and a person named Tadiana, with garbled text surrounding a possible gas or fayable term. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
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Et Wational Bank
Tadiana
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Mahoning South
D A. White
Baltsburg
W. T. Richards
W. H. Boring
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J. M. “Wagner
Ephriam Wallace
Armatrong
Samuel Pettigrew
Bisseville
B. H. Cribbs
Jamill
J. W. Hoff
J. H. Sherman
Doeepil
Baehan Munshower
Harry Mpf
Bineklok
Charles Rankln
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Indiana
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James Diskey
Wren O'Harra
O J. F. Walker
Mahoning Wen
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G. T. Hamilton
Indiana, Pa
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John R. Bath
Beelusive
Ed.v. Price
Company Mérchant
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Chicago
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Hore
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Ranwen
Ammonia Peerless
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A. W. Lang
Manion Center
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McGlaughlin
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Dandia
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Blairsville Road
Indiana ‘Stock Improvement CO
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R. W. Wehrle & Company
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New York Weekly
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New York
Pawo World
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Daily Gazette
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