Memorial to Civil War Women Proposed in Washington
The New York Loyal Legion plans a national monument in Washington to honor women of the Civil War who served at home on the battlefield and in hospitals and to house the American Red Cross. The project, supported by Taft, envisions a grand Memorial Building with museums and memorial rooms, funded in part by Congress and the New York commandery. The piece recounts notable nurses spies and volunteers and cites figures from Sanitary Commission innings, famine relief and fundraising efforts across cities.
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America
Lincoln
Taft
New York
Loyal Legion
Washington
Red Cross
Congress
Lora Legion
James A. Scrymker
Piensa
Sind
Loral Legion Museum
Serymeer
State of New York
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
American Red Cross
Sanitary Commission
Mrs. Livermore
Mary A. Livermore
Savitary Commission
Relef
Philadelphia
Volunteer Relief Corps
Penneylvanian Woman's Relief Association
Woman's Volunteer Association
Brooklyn
Boston
San Francisco
Vivandières
Mary Walker
The
Fanny Ricketts
Miss Graves
Miss Wilson
New Jersey
Cairo
Third
Ilinois Cavalry
Grant
Miay Elizabeth van Lew
Hichmond
Richmond
van Lew
Inichmond
Castle Thunder
Libby
Belle Tale
Davis
Massachusetts
Emma E. Edmonds
North
Women’s Central Association of
Plyateians and Surgeons of
Dorothea Dix
Elida B. Rumsey
John A. Vowle
Navy Department
Fowle
Hall of Congress
Julia Ward Howe
Ethel Beers
Potomac
Edna Dean Proctor
Clara Barton
Mother Buckerdyke
Obedient to Longstanding Order By Twelfth Lancers
A century old discipline tale recounts the Twelfth Lancers stationed near Vorchefstroan South Africa keeping ten o clock nightly rites. The regiment supposedly parades and performs five hymns Spain Russia England and others as punishment, tied to a Windsor era directive attributed to the Duke of Wellington.
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Horal Lancers
Vorchefstroan
South Africa
Atronion
Ten Oelogk
Bymns
Faminus Regiment
Duke of Welington
Tonden Evening Standard
Laucers
Wel
Dred Sears
Spain
Mussia
England
Prince of Wales
New Tor
Net
Stiguud
Tayeifin Light Dragoons
Uomo
Corsica
Wasita
Tely
Dnetalies
Dresden city owns its own newspaper legacy
In Dresden a city owned and administered newspaper traces to a bequest by Dr Jusine Guentz. The Dresdner Anzeiger profits fund charitable works and city welfare, with profits split among heirs and the city administrators. The printing house and foundation evolved through gifts and succession from 1846 onward.
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Condon
T. St. John Gaffney
Dresden
Beits
Oiginal Dr
Jusine Guentz
Dresdner Anzeiger
Dresdner Ansinger
Clemens Bieehmann
Searching for Gold in Champagne Bottles in Trinity County
A longshot 1852 champagne bottle treasure tale unfolds with Andrew Johnson and James Martin rumoured to have hidden 84,000 dollars in gold dust inside bottles after killing tavern keeper Arnold Smith. The supposed stash and a cryptic nap drive ongoing searches in California.
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Trinity County
Cal
Andrew Johnson
James Martin
Arnold Smith
Johnson
Salt Lake City
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