Civil War Chronicle July 1862 From Daily Notes
A lengthy 1862 Civil War roundup reports Union and Confederate actions across Virginia Mississippi and Arkansas. Highlights include McClellan retreat from Richmond the call for 300 000 more troops governors issuing quotas and naval operations near Vicksburg and in the James River area with skirmishes and captures noted.
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Po Gern Alan Dey
Sherman
Morning Sun
Tenn
Commodore Porter
Vicksburg
Miss
Butler
Lincoln
New Orleans
United States
Army of the Potomac
McClellan
Richmond
Malvern Hill
Harrison's Bar
James River
Catlett's
Warrenton
Morgan
New York
Clarendon
Ark
Texas
Florida
Liverpool Harbor
Congress of the United States
London Times
London
Army of the
Union
Wood
Springfield
Mass
Richard O'Brien
Jamaica
Matamoras
Rhode Island
Teaser
Panola
de Soto
Mississippi
Illinois
Indiana
Vermont
Washington Griffbacks Young Pitcher Cashion Hopeful
Manager Clark Griffith of the Washington American League team maintains confidence in Jay Carl Cashion. The husky teen endures a strict daily program as Griffith teaches him the spitball and control, aiming to mold a game winning pitcher before the 1912 season. Washington fans favor the developing hurler.
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Clark Griffith
Washington
Jay Carl Cashion
Griff
Cashion
Keep a Secret Easily
A brief note from Lippinecht's Magazine on women and secrecy highlights that most women can keep a secret, suggesting discretion and personal restraint.
Scatterin Notes Diamond Scatterin Notes Diamond
Atlanta releases Paige and Johns to Montgomery. Larry Cheney proves his value beyond a flash in the pan. Connie Mack signs Pennock as a new star pitcher. Van Dyke joins Boston Americans after Worcester prowess. Toledo lists Hohnhorst high in batting order. Red Kubo eyed as Sox catching hopeful amid hospital squads. Cap Anson plans Minnesota Indians tour this summer. Jeff Pfeffer managing in Greater Boston league. Dodgers avoid last by not losing as often as Boston. Lalivelt leads international league with 406 average. Harry Howell becomes a Texas league umpire. Bill Carney applies for umpire job with Chivington. Don Marion visits Bonesetter Reese. arm in bad shape. Yankees allegedly set to return George McConnell.
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Atlanta
Paige
Johns
Montgomery
Larry Cheney
Connie Mack
Pennock
van Dyke
Worcester
Boston Americans
Toledo
Hohnhorst
Red Kubo
Sox
Cap Anson
Minnesota
Jeff” Pfeffer
Boston
Dodgers
Lalivelt
Clark Griffith
Harry Howell
Barrow
Bill Carney
Chivington
Don Marion
Milwaukee
Youngstown
Ohio
Reese
New York Yankees
George McConnell
Leifield Shines as Dodger Star in 7 2 Victory
Lefty Leifield, recently a pirate persona on the Cubs, pitched seven strong innings for Brooklyn, holding the Easterners to four hits and two early runs. He avoided trouble after the first frame, striking out only once with two men aboard, while the Dodgers cruised to a 7 to 2 win.
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Cubs
Brooklyn
Lefty Leifield
Cub
Lefty
Dodgers
Selfield
Ble
Cal lahans Rivalry Echoes as Modern Teams Duel
In earlier days Jimmy Callahan and Clark Griffith pitched for the Chicago Colts before the American League era. Now Callahan manages the White Sox and Griffith the Senators, both active in ountry league combat, with a potential summer or fall showdown likely to be canceled as both teams contend.
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Jimmy Callahan
Clark Griffith
Chicago Colts
Cal
White Sox
Grif
Senators
Jimmy
Corriden Offers Stand Pat On Shortstop George Tebeau
Report notes Corriden has received offers but will not part with shortstop George Tebeau at present.
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George Tebeau
Dream Fear Causes University President Nervous Breakdown
The president of the university appears ill and haunted after a nightmare in which trustees demand he administer the freshman entrance exam. His wife notices his pallor and trembling as he struggles to explain the dream and his fear.
Domestic science course prompts fashion hat plan
A Washington Herald item mocks a student who jokes about dropping a domestic science course if proven right about its nature and making her father buy a $50 hat. The column riffs on remedies and social bits with ads and sayings about Garfield Tea and Mrs. Winslow’s Syrup.
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Washington Herald
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