Chickamauga Park for Army Maneuvers Detailed in Park Notes
General H Wyn ton outlines Chickamauga Park as a national manoeuvring ground under Congress action, with 11 square miles prepared for camps. Eight square miles are open fort areas, three in fields, four square miles not yet purchased, forested sections usable for maneuver training. The area is fence free, drainage good, and terrain suits artillery, cavalry, and infantry movements.
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Chickamauga Park
General H. Wynton
New York Sun
Congress
Seama
Chickamauga
Missionary Ridge
Military park plan details for Chickamauga and surrounding battlefields
The article outlines a planned national park occupying fifteen square miles at Chickamauga with Missionary Ridge Lookout and surrounding ground reserved by the government. It describes camp placements for infantry and cavalry brigades, key vantage points such as Snodgrass Hill and Bloody Pond, and the action at Viniard field and near Kelly field during Civil War battles.
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Chickamauga
Missionary Ridge
General Sherman
Hooker and Walthall
Lookont Mountain
Chickamauga Field
Lafayette
Dyer Field
Longstreet
Bnodgrass Hill
Thomas
Viniard
Lytle
Snodgrass House
Gor‘lon Granger
Kelly Field
Breckinridge
Snodgrass Hill
Chickamauga River
Alexandera Bridge
Reet
Bragg
Chattanooga
Porrest
Pointblank Range
Porreat
Chattanooga battle park described for field instruction access
The letter details a park system around Chattanooga with streams springs and artesian wells to support camps of infantry cavalry and artillery. It describes Missionary Ridge Lookout Mountain Ringgold and Chickamauga as visible through roads and observation towers, enabling study of Civil War campaigns and tactical movements from Lookout Mountain to Ringgold.
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Phickamanga
Missionary Ridge
Felda
Alent
Chattanooga
Chickamauga
Wau
Ringgold
Rossville
Wauhatchie Ridge
Lookout Mountain
McParland's Gap
Lookout
Ringgold Gap
Orchard Knob
Grant
Thomas
Granger
Army of the Cumberland
Army of Th Tennessee
Hooker
Rescue expedition to Andree by French airship aims for Klondike
A French Geographical Society expedition reached New York en route to Vancouver by airship. The craft, built by M. Mallet and derived from La Chambre plans, carries 3000 kg of gas loss protection and 8000 cubic meters capacity. It seeks to reach the Klondike then rescue Andree using gas chambers for leaks.
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French Geographical Society
New York
Klondike
Andree
Vancouver
B. G
M. Mallet
la Chambre
Good Roads Movement Advances in Rhode Island
Rhode Island Governor Dyer backs a Highway Commission and continuous road work. E G Harrison cites progress at the Rhode Island Gallies of Agriculture and Mechanics Arts. States test macAdam sample roads while arguing for shared funding and federal support for rural delivery.
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Rhode Island
Dyer
Highway Commission
E. G. Harrison
Rhode Island Galleys of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arta
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Senator Hoar Aims $10 Million War Department Road Bill
Millioun For Toads, Senator Hoar introduced by request in the United States Senate a bill to appropriate $10,000,000 for construction of military and post roads by the War Department. The aim is to relieve current exigencies by providing employment to labor.
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Millioun
Toads
Senator Hoar
United States
Senate
Secretary of War
Japanese Women and the Path of Deformity in Society
The Ledger describes Japanese women as naturally perfect in youth with symmetry until fourteen, then note major deforming practices in dress and burden carrying. It claims growth alters gait, limits leg development, and that by sixteen some girls begin shaping despite not yet deformed, while aging brings renewed charm in old age through dignity and respect.
Growth of Large European Towns Through the Centuries
The text traces Europe's population rise from 176 million to about 370 million and highlights a surge in towns over 100 000 inhabitants from 21 in 1801 to 121 in 1896. It notes shifts in counts for England Germany and France from 1801 to 1896, with England leading by 1896 at 30 towns followed by Germany 28 and France 9.
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Barapa
Europe
France
England
Germany
A Gloomy Outlook
A fragmentary dialogue hints at fear of government action as a boy jokes about torpedoes being bought up, leaving none for the Fourth. The tone reflects a cautious, uncertain mood about armed conflict and public events.
Hope Returns After Sarsaparilla Cure
A sufferer from stomach and liver troubles and deafness due to illness credits Hood s Sarsaparilla with restoring health. After prolonged confinement and poor appetite, the patient reports healing of deafness and digestive recovery following the tonic.
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Hood
Woman Shares Four Year Recovery With Pinkham Remedies
Mrs Lucy Goodwin of Holly West Virginia writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Sanative Wash and Liver Pills cured her four year womb trouble. She details relief from nervous prostration faintness heart palpitations bearing down and painful menstruation after using three bottles and one Sanative Wash. She weighs 1314 pounds now and urges others to try the medicine.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lucy Goopwim
Holly
W. Va
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Ruicul Andree
Rata
Agra
Andrich
Arondhed
Will Templer
Hurst Mall
Gary
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Chicago Times-Herald
Columbus
Ohio
E. H. Thayer
Roy Stone
United Kingdom
South Carolina
Dr. Kline
R. Hes
Phila
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Tal Aan Sompour
Dr. Taber Mig
Savannah
Piso
Winslow
Schenectady
N.Y
ICO
C.C
Abrmingham Jeweler
Nonrow
Canlateo, N.Y
Hook Parilla
Mrs
Lucy Goodwin
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