War Fifty Years Ago Chronicle of June 1862 Rebellions
A retrospective from a 19th century era outlines Civil War events in mid June 1862. It covers Lincoln preparing a message for Congress, rumors and sieges around Washington, Virginia turmoil, West Virginia formation, McClellan’s movements from Cincinnati to Grafton, and Patterson’s actions at Harpers Ferry. It reflects on public mood, leadership pressures, and the unfolding northern and western campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Missouri
Kentucky
Republicas
Lyon
Boonville
Cole
Fee
Jackson
St. Louis
Tim
Bob City
McClellan
Cincinnati
Beverly
Lew Widacer
Rownes
Cumberland
Teenern
Iutterson
Scart
Washington
Profterson
Johnston
Maryland
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Piedmont
Grafton
Wheeling
West Virginia
Leesburg
Rappahannock
Sherman
Deintzelmeno
Fitz-John Porter
Lowe
America
Lincoln
White House
United States
Richmond
Francis Garrison Pierpont
Gheny College
Western Virginia
Uate
Virgina
Pierpont Ob
Lincolp
West Virgina
Pierport
Alexandria
Philippi
Ohio
Greeley
Marietta
Chillicothe
Patterson
Potomac
Williamsport
Harpers Ferry
Scott
Manassas
Beauregard
Bull. Run
John G. Nicolay
Fitz John Porter
George 4.Thomas
New Books Added to Sullivan Public Library
The Sullivan Public Library adds many titles including The Corsican Journal of Napoleon life Adventure by Jack London The Martyrdom of an Empress and Thirty more famous stories Ret Baldwin Hans the Eskimo Scandlin and The King s Jackal by Davis Weyman Spirit of the school Barbour and Cinderella and other stories by Davis Evan Harrington Meredith. Local residents William Murdock, George Adams and Miss Mabel Arnold are mentioned with upcoming travel plans and visits to Allendale Illinois Marion Xenia Turman and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack London
DeMorgan
Baldwin
Hans
Scandlin
Garla
Packard
Genglary
Connor
Crawford
Mark—Hope
William Murdock
City
Kansas
Missouri
George Adams
Allendale
Illinois
Ohio
Mabel Arnold
Marion
R. W. Cadwell
Frank Pogue
Xenia
Thomas Pogue
Turman Township
Special Excursion Train Evansville to Indianapolis June 26 1911
A special train will run Sunday June 26 1911 from Evansville to Indianapolis and return via Terre Haute Vandalia R R. Departure Evansville 6 30 a m with stops at Vincennes Oaktown Carlisle Sullivan Shelburn Terre Haute Will Ark. Return from Indianapolis 8 00 p m same day. Tickets valid only on the special train. No baggage check. No child discounts for ages five to twelve. under five free with a parent or guardian. N K Agnew D P A Evansville T and Hoover local agent Sullivan Indiana. Tickets about 2.00 to 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Indianapolis
Ind
Terre Haute
Vandalia R. R
Evansvi
Vincenne Oaktown
Carlisle Sullivan Shelburn
Terre H
Ark
N. K. Agnew
D. P
Ind. T
Hoover
Sullivan, Ind
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Gathtrs
Edgerton
American Press
Uae
Doane
Fairfax Courthouse
George B McLellan
Stratton
Harness Co
Manford Otto
Flanders
Indianapolis Southern
Sullivan
Ger
Detroit
Mich
Dale & Shaver
South Court Street
Sullivan, Indiana
Ee Ieou
Ing
F. M. Douthitt
South Side Square
Sullivan Public
Napton
Wirgin
Davis
Weyman
Spirit of the School
Barbour
Barabbas—Corelli
Cinderella
Davis, Evan Harrington
Meredith
Chicago, Terre Haute
Southeastern
R. R
North
Er Informa
A. L. O’neil
Southern
Indiana
Cloge
Chicago
Peoria
Louis
Beebunter
Vandalia
Vincennes
Beppord
Monon
Seymour
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Westport
Greensburg
Central Passenger Association
H. P. Radley, G. P
T. A
Terre Haute, Ind
W. L. Laurent
Shelburn, Ind
C.T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Knotts Barn
Bullivan
Briggs Sean Ist Sullivan
Interurban
Pimento
Youngstown
Eastern Traction Company