Bucktails A Pennsylvania Riflemen in Civil War Saga
A vivid chronicle of Thomas L. Kane forming the Bucktails, mounted riflemen from western Pennsylvania. The unit, formed in 1861, marched to Harrisburg after rafting down the Susquehanna, earned fame for bucktail hats, and fought at battles near Harrisburg and the Potomac with Kane as lieutenant colonel and Charles F. Tardor among leaders.
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Noarthern
Keystone
Thomas L. Kane
Meather
Kane
Anderson
Sumter
Forest, McShan and Elk
Pennsylvania
Wildcat
Bren
Sinnemuahening
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
Lockhaven
United States Service
Roy Stone
Warren County
Alleghany
McCleling
Stones Company
West Virginia
Amty
Cortin
West Chester County
Charles F. Tardor
Barald Taylor
Perry, Clearfield
Carben Ad Tioga
Colove! Hane
C. J. Biddle
Colomel
Bockzaz
Potomac
Campeica
Hanes
Harrisenburg
New Jersey Cavalry
Haines
Rence Haines
Bucktails halt Virginian assault at Gettysburg and beyond
Narrative of Ashby’s cavalry and Kane’s command during the battle, detailing Kelly’s heroic stand and fatal volley, Ashby’s bayonet charge, Kane’s wounding and capture, and Stone’s resilient leadership in the Reserve division. It covers the retreat under heavy fire, Cross Keys, and the later Wilderness aftermath with debilitative wounds and high casualties.
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Ashby
Kane
Martin Kelly
Kelly
Fifty
Holmes
Harrisonburg
Crossers
Roy Stone
Stone
Lee
Fitz- John Porter
Mechanicsville
Richmond
C. F. Tatlor
Gettyaburs
Gaines Agh
Porter
Glendale
Enormous Death Duties Crippling English Estates
The Chicago Record notes how death duties burden British aristocracy, forcing sale and leasing of country estates. It highlights Lord Saville and Duke of Devonshire as examples, with taxes on entailed property and art treasures threatening old families. A future Salisbury government measure aims to limit duties to personal estates and exempt entailed property.
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William Hartowii
Great Britain
Marquis of Bath
Onglat
Saville
Horace Helyar
Washington
Sacksire
Rofford Abbey
Dukeries
Duke of Devonshire
England
Salisbury
Chicago Record
Aristocrats Turn Traders and Fashion Boutiques Open
Two aristocrats, Princes August and Charles of Bourbon, publish a circular explaining their shift to trade, citing historical figures like Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI. In New York, Florence Cornelia Pellin opens a millinery shop with her crest on bonnets, amid a Portland family divorce and social patina. A separate anecdote recalls a man threatening to cut wires in a tree, leading to a confrontation and a misdirected chase. Also reported is an axed woman killed by a garden animal, and a note that manufacturers of windows and sashes will shut down at midnight next Wednesday for a likely lengthy period.
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Europe
Princes August
Charles of Bourbon
Marie Antoinette
Dauphin
Louis XVI
Charles XI
Court of Appeals
Paris
France
Floorenca Cornelia Pellin
New York
Miss Pell
Nathan Clifford
Brown
Portland
John Howland Pell
New York City
Bell
Mar
S. Osgood Pell
Mary Nowland Pell
Mary Ann
Florence Cornelia
San Feo Lragpaui
Good Citizen
NASA
Detroit Free Press
Moeriensen
Oman
Honey Creek
Window
Sint
Griske Baskets Advertises Wide Selection
A local ad from 217 South Market Street promotes Griske Baskets offering diverse baskets for sale and repair services. The notice emphasizes wholesale and retail options.
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Griske
BESC
South Market
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One Hundred and Forty-ninth
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One Hundred and Fiftieth
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Bucktails
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Chicago
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Lacan AL Notices
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