Sherman Praises Grant at Chicago Army of the Tennessee Gathering
An immense audience at Central Music Hall Chicago heard General Sherman and Governor Oglesby honor General Ulysses S Grant at the eighteenth annual reunion of the Army of the Tennessee. Sherman recalled Grant's rise from West Point cadet to Civil War hero, detailing early life, Mexican War service, and pivotal battles as he eulogized the fallen leader.
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Central Music Hall
Chicago
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
William T. Sherman
John A. Logan
Oglesby
Vilas
Fred. D. Grant
Green B. Baum
G W. Pierce
Dodge
M. Schofield
Marshall
Sanborn
M. FB
Lake Minnetonka
Tris
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Alyeses
Grant
Cairo
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Tennessee
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Mount MacGregor
Alleghenies
Saratoga
Henry
Donelson
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West Point
North Barrack
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United States Grant
Sam Grant
Fourth United States Infantry
Ulysses Hiram Grant
Harner
Congress
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Fourth Infantry
Oregon
Trevall
St. Louis
Grant and the Army of the Tennessee Legacy
A long reminiscence recounts Gen. Ulysses S. Grant's ascent from Belmont to Vicksburg, detailing his relationship with Gen. Smith, Halleck, and the Army of the Tennessee. It portrays Grant as the typical hero of the Civil War, guided by Providence, with praise for his decisive deeds over strategy. Memorial notes honor his tomb and the era, and reference continues to the tributes at Mount MacGregor and Riverside Park.
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Fuducah
Henry
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Fort Henry
Halleck
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Fort Donelson
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Smith
Army of the Tennessee
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Pope
St. Louis
Wse
George H. Thomas
Gen. Grant
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Keene
Donelson
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Mobile
Memphis
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Ward
Mississippi
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Grotius
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Scott
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Appomattox
Lawal
Army of the
Lincoln
Chattanooga
Fifteenth Corps
Bragg
Missionary Ridge
Savannah
Richmond
James River
Plutarch
Alexander
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Cesar
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Wellington
Gen
America
Cleveland
Minnetonka
Toho B. Sanborn
Mount MacGregor
The
Hudson
Riverside Park
Lee
Tappan See
City
New York
Long Island Sovund
Sam
Washington City
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Jefferson
Monticello
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Harrison
North Bend
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Nashville
Taylor
Louisville
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Philadelphia
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Clyde
National Capital
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Jesus
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Minnesota
Getting Strong Again with Stomach Bitters
Getting Strong Again describes recovery from fevers and chronic illness aided by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic to restore strength, appetite, weight, color, sleep, and vigor, advising use for biliousness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, and constipation. A separate note reports a hay barn fire near Prospect, Wis. caused by a tramp driven off after quarrel. the tramp was captured, bitten by a dog, and jailed. insurance covered the loss.
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Prospect
Wis
Angelia Verbrick
Here
Verbrick
Waukesha
Forty Persons Drowned in Steamer Sinking
Gesea reports the steamer Will from Genoa to Malaga sank with about forty feared dead. The State Department has been informed of cholera appearing in Shanghai. English physician and author Wa, Avenstts Guy, is dead.
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Camden County
Asrill
Sademan & Seege
Titusville
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Cape Ballard
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War Department
Indian Territory
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New York
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Congo
The
African Association
John Sampson
Girard
F. C. Kuhl
St. Joseph
Aaron Starrorp
Waterville
Oneita County
N. Y
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Jewey
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Boston
Tom Sterling Paper Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
George M. Robeson
Jones B. Warton
New Orleans
Washington
Louisiana
Mexico
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Reading
John F. Leak
Gainesville
Tex
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Worth
Lee Brothers
Peior Pruyry
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Dak
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Jupse Gorse W. Curxton
New York State Board of Regents
Albany
de Witt Clinton
Perry Warriock
E. G. Coe
Danville
Whitlock
Jolly Turners
Cleveland
John F. Curtis
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Andusky
Paris
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Springfield
Parsons
Kaa
Labette Creek
Wottem
Youngstown
Osman A. Bates
Adam
Crros Ensos
Greene & Blackwell
Hudson Street
Sheepshead Bay
Ford
Rourke Cochran
Sun Star
R. Coxen
Milliner
R. Cohen & Co
Star Shoe Company
Ontario Street
Public Square
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Carr. Coulter
Coosa
Rome
Lesanos
Henry Klick
Clayton
Jonestown
Narrow Valley
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Pierce
Gesea
Will
Genoa
Malaga
State Department
Shanghai
Avenstts Guy
Ayer's Pills Pride of Digestive Health and Strength
To strengthen the stomach and remove depression from indigestion, Ayer's Pills are promoted as non toxic and directly beneficial to digestive and assimilative organs. Testimonies from Bonner Utica Smith Norris Burdett extol their role in curing dyspepsia and liver troubles, restoring appetite and vigor after long suffering.
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P. Bonner
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Utica
Ayers
Richard Norris
Lynn
Mass
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