Decoration Day in Topeka Honors Gage Monument
Crowded Topeka cemetery scenes mark Decoration Day with unveiling of Gage monument near Kansas City battle site. Rain delays ceremonies as veterans, post members, and citizens decorate graves. Monument stands twenty feet, Vermont granite, figure of a soldier watching the city.
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Vermont
Pucads Reat
Monument Gift Letter From Gage Sparked by Veterans Honor
Gage, who shunned public praise, planned to unveil a cemetery monument by stealth. His brother Norris read the prepared presentation praising Gages gift to memory of comrades from the Battle of the Blue in 1864. The stone bears the coat of arms and crests with inscriptions and unit details.
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Norris L Guge
G. G. Gage
Battle OF the Blue
Monument to fallen Blue Soldiers by Mr Gage at Topeka
Mr Gage, long driven by affection and respect for his fallen comrades, funded and oversaw an original monument for the Blue at Topeka. He spoke of planning begun last summer, with design by himself and inscriptions written by him, aided by Guild for construction. The project, costing about eight thousand dollars, was intended for Decoration Day observance with Gage deferring public speaking to his brother. The dedication included Howel Jones praising Captain Ross Burns and Kansas heroes, with reference to General Price’s forces and the Arkansan theater of action.
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Topeka
G. Gage
Big Blue
Kansas City
Kansas
Crewes
Topeks Post
Music Hall
East Eighth Street
Gage
Stars Jounion
Warriors of the Blue
Gettysburg
Bozénesa
Mr. Gage
Howel Jones
Ross Burns
Mr. Jones
Veale
Price
Arkansas River
Dardanelles
Arkansas
Curtis
Dedicating Confederate Shaft in Chicago on Decoration Day
A large northern city honors Confederate dead with a monument to 6,000 prisoners buried at Oakwood cemetery. Generals Gordon Hampton Longstreet attend with veterans and civilians from both sides. Hampton lauds magnanimity of Grant and Lincoln while urging unity and remembrance of shared American history.
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Atlanta
Gettysburg
Bluck
Cottage Grove Avenue
Camp Douglas
South
Oakwood Cemetery
Sixty-seventh Street
Confederates’ Association of Chicago
John C. Underwood
United Confederate Veterans
Chicago
Gen. Gordon
Georgia
North
John B. Gordon
Wade Hampton
James Longstreet
Stephen D. Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
Harry Heth
3. G. French
Ec, Waltnall
M. G Butler
LL Lomax
Marcus J. Wright
Freak C. Armstrong
Eppa Hunton
Joseph O. Shelby
William H. Payne
Payette Hewitt
G A. Evans
Joseph H. Lewis
Confederate Association of
Washington, D. C
Camp Moultrie
Sons of Veterans
Charleston
Depota
Comrades Ad Arms
the Theatre
Swift
Cowdan Re
Kinsley
Illinois National Guard
Lake Front
Twelfth Street
First Regiment
Henry L. Turner
Chicago Hussars
Quincy
Joseph Desha Pickett
Kentucky Oracne Brigade
S.A
John Underwood
da Wy , LL Bolton
Centennary Methodist Church
U. S Grant
GA Hyer
South Carolina
Hampton
Hovor
Strus
Virginia
Grant
Lee
Lincoln
Henry T. Stanton
Kentucky
Samuel Fellows
The
Reformed Episcopal Church
United States Volunteers
Lilinoig National Guard
Union Aoldiers
Gen. Underwood
Gev. Longstreet
Gen. Capell
Chicago Club
First Regiment Armory
Palmer House
Savannah
Orleans
New Orleans
Pensacola
Carolina
Daughters of the Confederacy
Battle honor roll names from the Daniel Haypiiy battle
A listing of fallen soldiers from the engagement known as the Battle of the Daniel Haypiiy. The stand of arms on the east side bears names including Nicholas Brows D M Race McCiere Martin G H Bono Sean Senn Bes Honores colored and others such as H C Covina H G Yooxa J V ALVEEsox Arseret Corman Bexnis Bar Moszs Hawks colored Dave Rake James Bacue Rosear Castner W F Rosturs Samuel Alles Wa Wax Ronsear Rows Day Perts Etsas Rongets Roneur tickows.
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Daniel Haypiiy
Nicholas Brows
D. M. Race
McCiere Martin
G H. Bono
Sean Senn
Bes Honores Colored
H.C. Covina
H. G. Yooxa
J. V. Alveesox
Arseret Corman
Bexnis Bar
Moszs Hawks
Dave Rake
James Bacue
Rosear Castner
W. F. Rosturs
Samuel Alles
Ronsear
Day Perts
Etsas Rongets
Roneur Tickows
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Patriots
Gage Monument
Kansas Avenue
Battery B
North Topeka
Blue Post
Union Army
C T. Sherer
N. U. Montgomery
J. M. Miller
Mmany
G. G. Gack
G. G. Gages
National Coat of Arma
E. SM
Shawnee County
Army of the Frontier
George W. Vealey
Cmicaso
Dixon
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