Civil War notes mark pivotal 1862 actions and policies
Fifty years ago this week reports detail Union and Confederate maneuvers from the Rappahannock to Kentucky. Key items include Sioux raids on Minnesota agencies, the burning of the Swallow, mutinies in New York, and Lincoln’s stance on slavery versus restoration of the Union amid ongoing battles and troop movements across multiple theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Srouahie
Rienzi
Miss
H. G. Wright
Department of the Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cumberland Gap
United States
Yellow Medicine
Red Wa
New Ulm
Minn
Brooklyn
N. Y
New Madrid
Frank Moore
Charlestown
White Oak Ridge
Hickman
Crab Orchard
Green Clay Smith
Scott
Stuart
Catlett’s Station
Pope
Lincoln
Horace Greeley
Little Abaco Island
West Indies
Louisa
Charleston
U.S. S. S. Bienville
Memphis & Charleston
Courtland
Spinola
Empire Brigade
Oneida County
New York
Howard House
Winchester
Virginia
Harper's Ferry
Rappahannock
Sulphur Springs
Lee
Big Hill
Madison County
Metcalfe
Premier Band Soprano Miss Woodword to Sing at State Fair
Chicago soprano Miss Woodword praised as the premier band artist of the Middle West will perform daily with the Indianapolis Military band at the Indiana State Fair grandstand near the race track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Woodword
Chicago
Middle West
Indianapolis
State Fair Brings New York Band At Indianapolis Concerts
The Indiana State Fair opens Labor Day with a new concert organization led by Patrick Conway of New York. Two eminent sopranos Jose-phine Dunfee and Anna Woodward join the orchestras along with the Indianapolis Military Band and Newsboys Band for daily concerts in the Coliseum.
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Bath County
Kentucky
Pomeroy
United States Senate
Kansas
Central America
Lippert
Thirteenth Illines Cavalry
Bloomfield
Woodward
Fort Donelson
Tennessee
New Ulm
Minn
Harrodsburg
Danville
W. G. Chapman
Indianapolis
Hoosier Farms
Patrick Conway
New York
Indiana
Conway
P. S. Gilmore
America
Buffalo
Young's Pier
Atlantic City
Willow Grove Park
Philadelphia
Oakland
Cal
Riverview Park
Chicago
Iowa
Texas
Louisiana
Indiana Fair
Josephine Dunfee
New York Symphony Orchestra
DeWolf Hopper
Anna Woodward
Middle West
Mazeppa
United
Home Course In Road Making From Logan Waller
Logan Waller argues that road improvements cut hauling costs and raise land values. He compares U S road costs to Europe, estimates potential annual savings near 250 million, and links better roads to farming profits, vehicle longevity, and higher school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
France
England
Ohio
Unitre States
Iun
Sam States
Local businessman sells restaurant and residence property
William Brock sold his north side restaurant to Matt Lane and traded his South State Street residence to Lee Thomas for a farm southeast of town. Mrs. J H Crowder and son James Harvey visited Princeton. Mrs. Virgil Drake of Fairbanks was in town Friday visiting friends.
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William Brock
Matt Lane
Mr. Brock
South State Street
Lee Thomas
J. H. Crowder
James Harvey
Princeton
Virgil Drake
Fairbanks
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E. Kirby Smith
Knox County
Rappahannock River
Rapidan
Brandy Station
Fortieth Indiana
Morgan
Edgfield Junction
Price
Davis
Confederacy
Hunter
Phelps
Confederate States
General Pope
Rapp Pahannock
Kelly’s Ford
Reno
Pinckney Island
Hilton Head
South Carolina
John H. Morgan
R. W. Johnson
Gallatin
St. Louis
Gimble
Marietta and Cincinnati
Loveland
Fort Ridgely
Minnesota
Sigel
Butler
New Orleans
Native Guards
Waterloo Bridge
Quankel
Jeffries
Bragg
Buell
Anna Woodword
State Fair
Great New York Organization
Logan Waller Page
Office of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
American Press Association
Liverpool
GLASS
Dix Lumber Co
Sucessors
Hix
W. Davis
Sullivan Planing Mills
Riggs Clay Product CO
Shelburn
John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
W. H. Hill, JR
Insurance, Abstracts
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