Wandering War Memoir from Chickamauga Park Visit
Wi H Smythe recalls a September rail journey from Bergholz to Chickamauga Park with detailed stops at Cincinnati Nashville and Chattanooga. He recounts battlefield sights from Lookout Mountain to Snodgrass Hill, reflections on the 1863 campaign and the costly losses, and notes on monuments, reunions and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merald-Star
Chickamauga Park
Bergholz
Pan Handle
Miller’s Station
Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Dennison
Cincinnati
Lawsville & Nashville
Chattanooga
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Louisville
Ohio
Nashville
Michigan
State House
Capitol Hill
St. . Louis R. R
Stone River
Murfreesborough
Wartrace
Talahoma
Echerd
Cowan
Blue Ridge
Stevenson
Bridgeport
Ala
Tennessee River
Shell Mound
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Cumberland
America
Kilgore
Carroll County
O, Ile
Georgia Monument
Wader Monument
Sodgrass Hill
Thomas
98Th
Steadman
McAfee Church
Longstreet
Snodgrass Hill
86Th Ohio
Illinois
Chicago Board of Trade
Longstreets
Pickett
Gettysburg
Chickamauga
Confederacy
Rosecrans
McCook
Crittenden
Rossville
Feld
Granger
Rossville Gap
Bragg
Sooga
Albaugh
National Cemetery
Chatta- Noor
Chicamauga
Orchard Knob
Grant
Sherman
Missionary Ridge
Chickamauga Field
Lookout Inn
Point Lookout
United States
Kentucky
Virginia
South Carolina
McDonald
Kelly
Glenn House
Mosecrans
Saunten
Order of the Potomac
Lee
Brace
Washington
Charles A. Dana
Wilder
Sam
Chattanooen
Irow
Stanton
Bull Run
Memphis
Chattamooga Rosecrans
Letter From the South Describes Steubenville Tourists in Jacksonville
A Steubenville party of tourists arrived safely in Jacksonville Florida after a festive excursion on the Pennsylvania lines. J E Criswell of Smithfield reports the group included many residents from Steubenville Smithfield and nearby towns, praising organizer W E Polen for arranging the trip and noting perfect weather from nearly zero in Steubenville to 75 in Jacksonville. The party plans further travels to St Petersburg Titusville Orlando and Tampa Bay, with many owners of orange groves and country estates among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Jacksonville
Florida
J. E Criswell
Smithfield
Herald-Star
F. Polen
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
John McKim
Myrtle Brown
West Va
Hills
Ton McKee
T. J. Morton
Holliday’s Cove
H. W. Parr
J. J. Criswell
Smithfeld
James A. Crisswell
Pinsburg
T'a
T. A
Kithcart
Sadie
John Myra
Elna Carr
Josie Carson
Dorothy
M. Bracken
Millie Cleaver
Mt. Pleasant
W. J. Alexander
Steubenvile
Robert Nichols
Wellsburg
Alex Connell
Mattie Connell
East Liverpool
HA. Blue
Independence
James Archer
W.O. Polen
Henry Pare
John McKee
Jefferson
St. John
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
St Petersburg
Tampa Bay
Brother Janes
H.W. Parr
Wie
Railway Men Elect Officers at Last Night Meeting
The Brotherhood of Railway Train Men held their annual meeting and elected officers. Masters John L Bendure and John R Stephenson led as top officials with wardens, conductors, clerks, and delegates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of
John L. Bendure
W. M. Ward
C. H. Schellert
Velisha
J. T. Hillbuck
J L. Connor
John R Stephenson
W.H. Chedister
A. H. Velisha
S A. Uteler
Steve Luellyn
C. J Ward
L. Ritson
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Wi. H. Smythe
W. T. Sherman
Talen
DH. Tl
Tie
Morris
Boston
ELKS
Zink’s Big Store
N. 4Th St
Sechomal
Miller’s
Market St
Post Office
United States Depository
National Exchange Bank
W. H. McClinton
A. Hammond
David McCullough
Hugh T. Clark
W. H. McClinton, D. M. Welday, Flewder C. Chan
Winfield Scott
Chas. J. McConnell
Thomas Johnson
Samuel C. Gill
J. E. McGowan
Union Deposit Bank
J. Sinclair
CashIer
South Third Street
People National Bank
Steubenville, Ohio
W. F. Davidson
Pres
E. E. Francy
L. L. Grimes Cashier
J. Podlewski
R. K. Srownjee
B. Frank Murphy
Jones Munker
H. 8. Bristol
J. T. Sarratt
B. E. Francy
A. M. Helms
R Stark
R. G. Richards
DR. C. Freeman
Steubenville, O