Memorial Day National Cemeteries and the Gettysburg link
The article traces Memorial Day origins from the creation of national cemeteries after the Civil War. It notes Gettysburg as a pioneer, Lincoln’s 1864 observance, Arlington’s development, and Baker as a key proposer of the national cemetery system. It mentions 83 national cemeteries with over 350000 burials and cites Gen. Logan for Memorial Day observance.
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Taft
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Abraham Lincoln
Jesu Slepp
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Memorial Day Institution
Union
Institutola
National Cemetery
Arlington
Potomac
United States
President Lincoln
Montgomery C. Meigs
Robert E. Lee
Meigs
I. Arlington
Almple
Ameren
Congress
Andrew C. Curtin
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Thomas Brougham Baker
Quartermaster’s
Chicago
Weabington
D.C
E. L. Hartz
Massachusetts Volunteers
Baker
Simon Cameron
Cameron
Stanton
Washington
John A. Logan
Old Mexico
Enmity Forgotten at Perryville and a Humorous Camp Tale
Captain Horrall recalls a battle scene at Perryville Kentucky October 1862 where Forty second regiment men surrendered ground amid shelled chaos. Corporal Alien Gentry shared water with a wounded Confederate halting capture and both sides drank from one canteen. A later Chattanooga tale recalls a shell exploding a tent and two soldiers joking about leaving the door open.
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F. Horrall
Perryville
Horrall
Forty-second
Timan
Alien Gentry
Corporal Gentry
Horrell
Army of the Cumberland
Chattanooga
Tenn
Panaw Opening Number Delayed as Miss Verner Gripes
In a lively school scene Miss Verner frets over a delayed opening, claiming they have waited hours for her mother while Mr Slaman scolds and the pair spar over timing and propriety.
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Miss Verner
Mr. Slaman
George
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Memorial Day National Cemeteries
V . Waldon FA Fawcett — T
Senator Sorghum
Brown
Jones
Scott
Perky Davis
Howard Bros
Lewis
Jalal Lay JR
Veter MO
Wind
Tue Centaur Company
Aa Et Oe
Bears
Castoria
Tiger
Unitad
Poco Resinol Chemical Company
Baltimore
S. S. Stewart
Stewart Station