Great Contest Dispatches from Grant’s Army Front
War department dispatches report movements in Grant’s army with Morgan routed by Burbridge near Kentucky. Butler’s command unchanged. Reoorts describe heavy action along the Army of the Potomac front toward Cold Harbor and White Oak Swamp, with casualties and attempted reconnaissance as Sherman's reports are silent.
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Minnton
Dix
Grant
Progresar
Bram Kentecky
Butler
Mpj
Gen Hancock and Bayonet Charge Reported Across Chickahominy
Associated Press accounts describe General Hancock leading a bayonet assault with the whole army crossing the Chickahominy. Dispatches from Panamouria dated Monday June 13, 2264 note a Washington Republic officer bringing cavalry from the front and reporting distant firing heard on Sunday near Boles Point ten miles from the front.
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Hancock
Panamouria
the Bulletin
Ae Waskington Republica
Liverpool
Londonderry
Quebec
Associated Press
St. Andrew
Clyde
United States
St. Louis
Ior Bey
Arrival of the Belgian at Richmond Meade report and Petersburg moves
The dispatch describes a night march toward the Chickahominy about 12 miles east of Richmond and 7 miles northeast of Four Mile Creek, noting Gen Hancock and a desperate fight. It covers Meade’s reports on railroads torn up, positions held, and skirmishing along the front near Petersburg, plus details on Meade’s headquarters and the Army of the Potomac operations and supply efforts.
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Richmond
Four Mile Creeke
James River
Hancock
Petersburg
Leat
St. Tein
Wall
Cap
Boye Bottreen
Roy
Butler
Hue
Fort Dillard
Miyke
Hawley
Connecticut
Lent
Em. Gilmore
Baylor
Gee. Gillmore
En Raute
Gillmor
Smilar Works
Ottery
Wisconsin
Pollett
Southern Confederey
Perry
Htermude
Putian
Geo Gralata
Army Gashoate
Norcessus
Fred
Battle and Siege Updates From Kentucky and Beyond
Reports detail Morgan's forces at Cynthiana and Frankfort, with Gen Burbridge wounded and Morgan’s men retreating. Casualties include 13 killed and 90 wounded, 1,300 to 1,590 prisoners, and a damaged fort with 130 Union troops holding Fort. Kentucky. The narrative covers prisoners, exchanges, and ongoing pursuit, plus broader Allied and British dispatches about maritime affairs and public notices, with dates and places in June 1864.
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Hinna
Logan
Otsan
Cyptisiana
Cambros
Roajamit
Cove Angton
Col Garris
Ohio
Iessen
Alen
Hotgon
Rinerere
Burbridge
Curis
Mangan
Rathev Abbet
Lin
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Wemtyerty Geis Hurbridge
Clowely
Georgetow
A. Auall
Ourrestler
Ol. Monroe
al Kentucky
Mokvon
Burbridgets
Ewing
Loxington
Morgan
Cynthiana
Tork Allen
Frankfort
Lawrenceburg
Shire
Col
Gueer
Vernailles
Jack Allen
Carrington
Helataelman II
Hobs
Geo. Hurbridge
Francie M. Bristow
Wb Jikto, Iy
Heart | Cineuse
Berbridge
New York Soldiers Aid Association meeting notes 1964
The New York Soldiers Aid Association of Workings in D C held a Loyal League gathering to elect officers and discuss hospital support and wartime relief. President Heuben E. Fenton led reports on funds, hospitality, and future cooperation with the Skate Agency amid broader civic concerns.
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New-York
Vr Coneeelr
Cotonayundence
N. Ys
Tubane
Wasauxares
Dane
New York Soldiers Aid Association
D.C
Lars
Loyal League Stoams
Sn Eoth
Uyereuting Ye How
Heuben E. Fenton
Jorget S. Granger
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Gen. St
J. M. Farrell
Fpeestive
Ire Gowdenow
D. I Murwu
Charles H. Beal
Janet EB. Butte
Col Corrana
Colt Trindley
Col
Boyt
Sperry
Reuten B. Wonton
Bin
Giese
Cooperdu
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Atsta
Njawmar
Galt
Wal
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Pesson
Wien
Baku
Atria
Goleh
Mother Downgrades on Goats and Family Tragedy in New York
Fragmented report describes Mary Miller of New York accused of harming her own two children amid a chaotic scene at Kisibill Land. The piece notes police intervention, neighbors' concern, and mental strain cited as possible causes, with references to a broader inquiry and community reactions.
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Petaraburg
Richmond
Genut
Washington
New-York
Poston
Moab
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Soabita
Rte
Gini
Mary Miller
Kisibill
Moawuder Styler
Sisitin
Petbars
Wasatinatox
Montag
Dunn
United States
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Wils
Battumare
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