Gettysburg Battle Decisive Clash in Civil War History
A detailed account argues Gettysburg was a decisive turning point in the Civil War. It outlines Meade’s Army of the Potomac facing Lee’s Confederate forces, the first day’s fighting around Seminary and Cemetery ridges, Reynolds’s death, and the strategic setup for July 2 and 3. It notes Union fortifications, notable units, and the large artillery bombardment preceding Pickett’s charge.
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Gettysburg reunion of veterans to mark historic 1883 anniversary
A long wartime narrative traces Pickett's Charge and the Battle of Gettysburg, noting Union and Confederate actions, casualties, and the strategic aftermath. It previews a national reunion July 1 to 3 1883 with survivors attending, memorials, and a grand banquet, under Meade and Lee dead but many leaders present.
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George Parsons Lathrop
George William Curtis
Rink
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Wes Wisscoer
Lee's Plan of Battle at Cemetery Ridge
General Lee planned a third day assault aimed at Culps Fill to turn the Union line and strike from the rear if successful. Longstreet would renew the attack and seek Little Round Top, but the morning shift placed Cemetery Ridge as the critical objective. A heavy artillery opening interrupted Johnson's overnight gains before Geary and Ruger divisions resumed actions.
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Electric Bitters touted as universal cure by ad claim
An advertisement praises Electric Bitters as a pure medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases, pimples, boils, salt rheum, and acts against malaria and digestive issues. It promises full satisfaction or refund, with prices of 50 cents to 1 dollar per bottle at Merck Drug Store, and mentions Baxter's Mandrake Bitters for indigestion and malaria.
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Feats of Railway Engineering Highlight Rail Reach
A Scribner's Magazine note by John Bogart lauds the vast U S rail network of 150000 miles and 300000 miles of rails, praising the steel beam design and its critical role in supporting locomotives and modern passenger and freight cars.
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Kentucky drinkers set temperance record remark cited
A New York witness testified and said he was from Kentucky. When asked if he drank he replied Any man born in Kentucky that don t drink steals. The remark would challenge temperance advocates in Kentucky and reflects on the Democratic majority there as well.
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Scribner's Magazine July Volume IV Opens With Notable Features
Scribner's Magazine for July launches Volume IV with a strong lineup. Features include five entries in the railway series continued from the previous issue, reminiscences by Lester Wallack on half a century as actor and manager, insightful articles by Hugh McCulloch, essays by Robert Louis Stevenson, and numerous illustrated pieces by leading writers.
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Is Consumption Incurable Read the Following
Mr C H Morris of Newark Ark says he was diagnosed as incurable but after using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption he recovered enough to oversee farm work and is on his third bottle Another patient Jesse Middlewart of Decatur Ohio credits the remedy with saving his life after doctors gave up Free sample bottles are offered at Morck Drug Store.
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