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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
3
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A 1900s-era report notes rapid growth in service pensions after a new act, detailing the “unknown army” of about 6,000 veterans and rising annual costs around 146 million dollars. It warns Confederate veterans misunderstandings and clarifies southern exclusion from current pension bounty.
New Castle Pa May 10 Amos Martin aged well over a century is acclaimed as probably the world’s oldest veteran. Born 1798 in Cambridge, Beotland, he served in the War of 1812 Mexican War and Civil War. He fought at Bull Run, suffered a head wound, and recalls hardships on James Island. Now living near Princetown with his stepdaughter, he draws a $48 monthly pension.
Notice to advertisers. In new directory, phone 2500 and seek Advertising Department. The Independent Telephone Company, No. 1 Fourth Ave.
In a patriotic call the Grand Army of the Republic and Confederate Veterans urge reverent observance of Memorial Day on May 20. They praise garlanding graves, marking each mound with colors and flowers, and remember soldiers, sailors, and marines who served the nation and the cause of honor.
Forty two years after the war, southerners and soldiers of both sides show goodwill. The piece notes mutual respect that grew from four years of bitter conflict and the dangers soldiers faced on the field. It reflects on reconciliation and shared memory.
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