Annals of the War Chronology of 1863 Battles
A summary of Civil War actions with dates and outcomes. Key events include bombardments at Charles and Fort Sumter, Chickamauga days, Lookout Mountain, Mine Run, Longstreet’s Knoxville assault, and Averill’s raid on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, noting Union and Confederate losses and strategic moves.
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Charles
Fort Sumter
Chattanooga
Roserans
Cumberland
Shackelford
Little Rock
Steele
Chickamauga
Bristoe Station
Lee
Meade
Washington
Lookout Mountain
Hooker
Knoxville
Missionary Ridge
Mine Run
Longstreet
Averill
West Virginia
Virginia and
Tennessee
St. Louis
Ada Dare's Husband Charles Roux Plans Cambridge Visit
The article notes Ada Dare's new husband Charles Roux and M. Saint-Baens scheduled to visit Cambridge England in June to receive an honorary Doctor of Music. Arrigo Hoito may also receive the honor. Early February The Later On farce will tour under I W Dinkins.
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Ada Dare
Charles Roux
M. Saint-Baens
Cambridge
England
Sigor Arrigo Hoito
Nude Halen
Hart Wealthy
I. W. Dinkins
Wood and
Sheppard
Flower and Tree Notes and Miscellany
Garden observations and curiosities including Heath ia South African plant in Europe since 1774, a Gail ino grapevine producing up to 1 987 bunches yearly, teak durability from essential oil, and thunderstorm lightning risks near white poplar. Also items on white poplar planting, a vast Anaians Thea tree near New York, Army Life letters from Cheyenne and Arapahoe soldiers seeking discharge, and a social wager about a U.S. senator's marriage.
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Europe
Gailino
France
Dovaroff
Moscow
New York
Fourth Avenue
Mount Vernon
Anaians Thea
Army Life
Morgan
Indian Bureau
Lewla Miller
S. United States Cavalry
Washington Star
Bride flees altar as engagement ends in street
Queer actions of Andrew Parker and Mary Seidler of Braddock end in chaos when Seidler departs in street dress after a license fee dispute, Parker threatens with a gold piece and a $3.50 change demand ensues amid onlookers. incident linked to a 15 month engagement and a wedding that did not occur.
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Andrew Parker
Mary Seidler
Braddock
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Raymond Welder
Parker
Miss Seicher
Miss Seidler
Misa Beidler
McKeesport
Punishment to Fit French Liquor Makers Convicted
Two men named Ducheanin and Senta were convicted of firing the Benedictine liquor factory at Feentup, destroyed a year ago. Each was sentenced to life servitude in a case described as a legal pillory in France.
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Ducheanin
Senta
Feentup
Jay
France
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