Regimental Recall and Civil War Histories from Moline Memoir
A 1881 dispatch from Moline Illinois discusses a Civil War regiment and its officers including Nohn B Tudehin and Turchin, noting battles at Murfreesboro and Stones River, court martial trials, and reflections on Union resilience amid partisan strife. It cites General Taylor and Calhoun era context as part of the broader patriotic narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipe I Minots
Moline
Nohn B Tudehin
Ryth Hi
Ryth Tiineis
Dts
Joseph Scott Hemwas
Murfreesboro
Eddy
Rewami Ard
Pla
Stane
Negley
Pepe
Noosa cc Wathoare
Ats
Rageteats
Cahnon
Taylor
Calhoun
Clayton
Atlantic
General Taylor Leads Nation Amid Political Turmoil
The piece portrays General Taylor's presidential elevation by a Mayather faction, noting rivals' dismay and Webster Crittenden clashes. It describes Taylor's unlikely civil readiness, despite calls of incapacity, and his subdued inaugural demeanor and public reception.
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Taylor
Webster
Clay
Pena Vista
Winthrop
Miliv
Tim
Seviere
John Jo Crittenden
Whig State Committee
Massachusetts
Marriage at the Cool residence and a tragic death
The article notes the marriage of Laven Cool to Mrdernk Reeves at the home of Mr and Mrs RC Cool with a large guest list and generous gifts. It also reports the death of Charley, son of Amanda Marshall, aged 17, from meningitis, and mentions Baptist evening services and hog market activity led by Princeton dealers.
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Princeton
WB Phillips
The
Baptist Society
Amanda Marchill
Oter
Charley
RC Cool
Laven
Mrdernk Reeves
Rebecca Marshall
Mathews
Joe Glassiock
Beastie Marshall
Frank Burvis
Ed Cool
Mary Coen
Miartetta, Co
RC. Cool
Miro
R . Cool
Blanchard
WD Websters
LH Reeves
Fred Reeves
Ra Kourr
Albert Marshp
Millie
Jénnie Jackson
Port Burton
Freck
WJ Joonson
Wos Adams
Frank Mulberry
Jo LL Cool
J Cool Jr
Jason
Terrible Erie Train Crash Near Owego Kills Five
A Erie Railroad wreck five miles west of Owego New York at 11 PM left the line of the Elmira to New York run. The forward cars rolled over several times and a postal car burned with four clerks perishing. The express car messenger Henry C. Brawer of Elmira died in flames while other crew were injured. No passengers hurt. A separate Illinois Central rear collision near Cobden killed a fireman and brakeman with injuries to an engineer and two brakesmen.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Golden Gate
E. Doane
W. H. Enfield
W. W. Blake
Chihuahua
Magdalena Mountains
Socorro
The
Magdalens
JS Hutchinson
Tia
Erie Railroad
Elmira
New York
Owega
Henry C. Brawer
Illinois Central
Cobden
Wabash Road Company Files $50,001000 Mortgage in Chicago
The Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway Co. files a mortgage in Chicago pledging its entire property to Central Trust Co. of New York for 50,001000 dollars. Bonds run 40 years at 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific, R.R. Co
Central Trust Co
New York
Harris White Joins New Jersey Bomr Rot Rep to Belén Coast
Harris White, a New Jersey figure, moves to a coastal role in a belated reform effort. The report notes his transfer and the implications for regional policy along the Belén coast.
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Harrisd White
New Jersey
Bomr
Belen Ae
Gift List From Mrs. Stone Totals Over a Million
Boston donor Mrs. Valera G Stone distributes her late husband’s estate to Bowdoin Trinity College Dartmuth Hadewell Fryebury Fort Keogh and more She earmarks funds for professorships secular services pastoral theology and church related causes totaling over 1.5 million with additional gifts to relatives churches and needy students.
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Valera G. Stone
Boston
Bowdoin College
Naish Memorial Hall
Bowdain College
Hadewell
Tuan
Dartm
Unite Leetual and
Mores
Phasay
Pattteps Academy
Mhestowy
College Teaumstruck
Turkey
Chriatant
Asa
Heston Tootachide
Wba
Harartons
Miastonige Association
Tnstitutionear
Tallidecca
Oerk College
Ohio
Drury College
Springield
PEO Carleton
Allege
Northtow
Minn
Garibaldi’s Storied Path From South America to Caprera
The narrative traces Garibaldi’s life from exile in South America in 1836 to Europe and the Americas, detailing his roles in Rome’s defense, campaigns against Naples, the voyage to New York, the Chasseurs des Alpes, and the Sicilian-Napolitan triumph that crowned his career, ending with his retirement to Caprera.
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Garibaldi
Ulysses
Achilles
Europe
New World
South America
Pio Nono
Rome
Queinot
Velleri
Mazzini
Garibald
Anita
Genoa
la Marmora
Tunis
Victor Emmanuel
Austria
Atlantic
New York
France
Chasseurs Des Alpes
Garbaldi
Stelvio Pass
Villafranca
Sicily
Byraribaldi
Naples
the Two Sicilies
Caprera
Lonion Times
Remarkable Yet Morbid Curiosity at Smithsonian Exhibits
The Smithsonian receives a vivid report of rare infant twins joined at the torso, born alive and preserved for study, with speculation of their origin and disappearance from a county fair. The piece notes the specimens’ display status, prior hiding, and eventual transfer to the Army Medical Museum. The Washington Post excerpt discusses the French legation and a forthcoming contingent of French officers studying the US cavalry, amid political tension with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Institution
Rhees
Monrpee
Army Medical Museum
Washington Post
Sheridan
France
Germany
Greenback Dog and a Lost Five Dollar Note Admitted
A mutilated five-dollar note from Marion County Indiana was redeemed at the Treasury today. An affidavit by Walter Rivers swears a dog swallowed the bill after tearing off parts of the note near Indianapolis on September 2, 1880. The dog was licensed and taxes paid, and the claimant seeks a replacement five-dollar bill from the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Marion County
Indiana
John E. Scott
Walter Rivers
Indianapolis
Deponent
Inilsberolls
United States
William
Washington
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