Notable Civil War Generals and Riders Honored in US Records
The article recalls Gen John R Brooke and Gen Nelson A Miles among a select group of American officers awarded commissions for distinguished service. It details Brooke's actions at Antietam Fredericksburg Gettysburg and Cold Harbor plus his later roles in Sioux, Spanish American, and Cuban governance. It also mentions Miles Merritt and Humphrey, highlighting battles Spotsylvania Pine Ridge and interactions with Roosevelt in Cuba.
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United States Army
John R. Brooke
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Wilderness
Penet House
Cold Harbor
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Nelson A. Miles
Wesley Merritt
Washington
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Battle of
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Miles
Pine Ridge
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Kicking Bear
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Spottsylvania Court House
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Cold Tris
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Hill
Creck
Pine Ridge Agency
Department of the
Porto Rico
Cuba
Charles F Humphrey
Roosevelt
Humphrey
Santago
Rough Riders
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Charles F. Humphrey
Theodore Roosevelt
Charlies F. Humphrey
Col. Humphrey
Gen. Humphrey
Charles P. Humphrey
Tuba
Tait
Admiral Evans
Oyster Bay
Taft
Humbrey
Quartermaster’s Department
Commissary Department
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Marshall women run bus line through stubborn town effort
In Marshall Missouri, Wren Hustand and her daughter Pearl Hulse rally to save the family bus line as shortages threaten service. They mail personal letters to Missouri Drummers' Association members, delivering business cards and asserting, We’ll win, with neighbors and town support behind them.
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Marshall, Ma
Wren Hustand
Marshall
Billy
Ming House
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Eriza Hulse
Pearl Hulse
Lilly
Hulses
Pearl
Missouri Drummers’ Association
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Hulse
Causes of Truancy Lectures by Mary Boyle O'Reilly
In Boston, Mss Mary Boyle O'Reilly, secretary of the children's institutions department, outlines a course on truancy and juvenile courts. She notes many homes breed weak children and that youths skip school to earn money, lacking judgment on money versus education.
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Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Children’s Institutions Department
Boston
Investigations on Belgian Marriage Reveals Few Happy Couples
In 1827 a Brussels editor reported 3,021 wives left their husbands, 542 couples lived in conflict under one roof, and only three couples were truly happy with 1,022 comparatively happy. The article argues human nature and marital dynamics are similar worldwide.
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Brussels
Belgium
British Coin Standards and Tender Weights
A fragmentary report outlines English coin standards noting the sovereign at 133 grains, shilling 37.27 grains 925 fine, and 80 737 grains of fine silver. It mentions bronzes copper tin and fine, pennies at 14353 grains, and a gold value standard. It states legal tender limits for silver up to 40 filings and bronze up to 12 pence, with farthings up to six pence, and that Bank of England moves are not legal tender.
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Bank of England
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England
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Gentleman’s Journal
Miss Hulse