The Iron Brigade Surrender and Charlottesville Reunion
The narrative follows Major Lounsberry’s fatal wound and fever, the mercy shown by Sheridan’s officers, and the reconciliations in Charlottesville as Rosalie Chilton reunites with Benton after their wartime trials. It closes with the postwar fates of Rosalie, Benton, Ladue, McKinnon, and the surviving Iron Brigade, reflecting enduring Union and Confederate loyalties.
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Lounsberry
Benton
Charlottesville
Snicker's Gap
Barly
Rosalie Chilton
Virginia
Lounsberrys
Dr. Chilton
Black Dan
Maud Pelham
Mrs. Lounsberry
Maud
Yellow Tavern
Ware Hampton
Charleston
Floyd Pelham
Coventry
Shenandoah
Commissariat
Sheridan
Rosalie
Montgomerys
Stanton
Grant
Sherman
Halleck
Department of War
Jack Chilton
Lincoln
Gecous Neers
Maryland
Young Benton
Jon
Ben
Washington
Winchester
Badger
Chilton
Paul Ladue
Lafayette
Jack
Elinor Benton
Iron Brigade
Dames River Canal
Richmond
Army of the Potomac
Dinwiddie
Fifth Corps
Virginia Central
Gordonsville
Wardog Ewell
Jackson
Winston
War Department
Potomac
Jennings
Mathias
Fred Renton
Ragged Mountains
Rivanna
Renton
Gordon
Eighth Corps
Massanutten
Whitney
Pyramus
Blue Ridge
Rapttan
Squire
Elinor
McKinnon
Squire Benton
Bentons
Ladue
Secret Service
Nps
Iron Horse
Georgia Scott
Lee
Rant
Georgia
Kate Falconer
Mississippi Sound
New Orleans
Mobile
Carver
Hancock
Department of the Gulf
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Brother Jack
Hector
Southron
Rosalie Benton
Fred
State buildings need better construction and safety
Indianapolis Dec 4. H. Gibson argues for improved state institution buildings and processes. He praises Governor Durbin and Auditor Hart while urging expert input from Purdue and state engineers to reduce fire risk and save costs. He cites Evansville Logansport and Richmond hospitals and urges careful engineering, insulation, and insurance practices.
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Indianapolis
Durbin
Hart
Evansville
Logansport
Richmond
Rogers
Purdue University
Purdue
The
State University
Wylie Hall
H. Gibson
Congressional Hoodoos in Philadelphia Press
Washington special notes Senator Dolliver of Iowa and Representative Hopkins of Illinois as the hoodoos of Congress. Colleagues mock traveling with them on railroads. Their wrecks last year and this week near Youngstown Ohio injure several and kill one. Fellow Methodists urged to travel on weekdays, not Sabbath.
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Pelham
Chiltons
Fred
Benton
Rosal
Rosalie
Pyramus
Oistone House
Rube
Appomattox
Washington
Philadelphia
Dolliver
Iowa
Hopkins
Ilinois
Congress
Youngstown
Naomi and Ruth A Moral amid Trials and Faith
A reflective meditation on Naomi's exile to Moab and Ruth's steadfast loyalty. The piece portrays wealth as character, praises Ruth's sacrifice, Boaz's integrity, and frames the Ruth-Naomi bond as a Christlike redemption. It urges encouragement as a powerful, culturally shaping force.
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Boaz
Ruth
Jesus
Hite
Naomin Moab
Elimelech
Moab
Naomi
Mrael
Boag
Solomon's Golden Temple
Boas
Israel
Iete
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Mexico
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Gettysburg
Bobby
Pop
Jimmy
Sanatory Food CO
Benton Harbor, Mich
Indianapolis Yusiness Universit
K. J. Heeb
Bouschess
D. Vories
Instro
Omega
Indianapolis Gas Company
Pennsylvania Street
Rath and
Naomi—Routh
Ristian Endeavor
Julian Legrand
Paris
Legrand
Heaven
Earth
John FF
Trowbridge
Ollee