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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1889

Page

3

Michigan monuments at Gettysburg honor cavalry brigades

The Michigan legislature appropriated funds to erect monuments on the Gettysburg battlefield to honor Michigan cavalry and its role in the fight. The four regiments’ commemoration was unified into one monument, placed on the Rummell farm near Gettysburg, with a Custer medallion and regimental insignia, complemented by eighties of granite and life-sized figures. Other monuments on Cemetery Ridge and Little Round Top mark batteries and infantry units with state insignia and battlefield details.

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The Lady in Gray and the Soldier's Friend Tale

Decoration Day evokes Civil War memories through a narrator recalling the Lady in Gray and a dying young soldier during battle. The scene describes wounded troops, a vast field burial, and a motherly plea as a private entrusts letters home before death, linking to broader griefs of the 80th of May.

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Rebel Yell origins tied to Tennessee and Frontier War

The piece argues the rebel yell originated not in Texas or Comanche lore but from Western frontier conflicts. It credits Tennessee Cherokee allies and Western rebels fighting Cornwallis era for shaping the chant. It links the yell to various campaigns including Kings Mountain and overland raids as a symbol of Western Confederate resolve.

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Ailing Man recounts miraculous journey to health

A younger senior named Lanten Geide recounts his survival tale. From near death in battle and lengthy illness, he credits a nurse who cared for him in Akron and later his wife who financed his California voyage. He plans to return to Chicago with his wife and new lease on life.

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Woman's grit and frontier tale of Miss Stetson and her dog

A vivid frontier narrative recounts Miss Stetson’s struggle in Dakota during 1880. She faced starvation, endured a hostile fort run, and killed a raider to protect her homestead with her faithful hound Flo. Afterward she reclaimed the land, funded her dramatic studies, and fled to Chicago with Flo left behind. Edwin Booth's daughter at the Cheater Street opera house is noted in a separate brief.

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Old General Killed While Leading Charge in Battle

A veteran known as Old General, not on the pension roll, was shot dead recently. The narrative describes him as an equine burg where he met his rider, headed a column of troops, and led a fierce charge, receiving a neck wound from a ball that left a lasting scar.

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Fragmented OCR skips clear news item

The readable fragments describe a garbled text about a vessel or event with references to Thannia and Hilles. The passage is incomplete and lacks coherent details such as names, dates, places, or outcomes.

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