Sleep at His Post and the Cemetery Bride
In a roadside reverie a wounded veteran recalls the burial of soldiers, a tense scene at the cemetery where a young man’s defiant gaze clashes with old loyalty. A pretty girl named Jenala, with a sorrowing grace, glances toward a dashing rider as Uncle Dan and John Loring’s grave ceremony unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelema
Dan
John Loring
Heroof
Restos
Danallos
Ves
Veele
Jenala
Sha
Shucoif
Ailing Soldier's Love and Death Weave Through Civil War Tale
In a snowbound hollow, Uncle Dan'l guards his niece Jennie as Nat Loring seeks her hand. After a confrontational scene by the trysting tree, illness and hardship bind the trio. Dan'l dies peacefully with Nat and Jennie at his side, then Jennie and Nat marry. Memorial day recalls vast Civil War burial grounds, Arlington and Gettysburg, and the nation’s effort to honor fallen soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnie
Ibink
Aga
Dabu Loring
Nasee Jones
Jeanie
Nat Ioriog
Stubbleneis
Jack Frost
Tiu
Hio
Varin Daa
Jennie
Ao'l
Dan
Loring
Farey Bert
Dan'l
Nat Loring
Nat
Jenole
Anole
Cacio Dan
Nav
Nav and
Dan’l
Jmround
Uncle Dana
John Loring
Stage Gossip Sparks Fair Week of London Theatres
A lively round of openings dominates New York chatter with Gudgeons at the Empire Tabasco at the Broadway Sister Mary at the American and The Passing Show at Casino. It notes Seabrooke leading a strong cast while tabloids discuss Buchanan’s Lady Gladys and Rosentfelds’ roistering billings for the coming season plus various company changes and personal moves among actors and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire
Broadway
Hoyt Madison Square ‘Theatre
Sungers
Messie Thornton Clark
Louis N. Parker
London
Ire
Henry Miller
W. H
Brooke
O'Grady
Gem
Seabrooke
Elvia Crox
Sydney Rosenfeld
Turos
Messrs
Canary
Lederer
Rosenfeld
Ludwig Englaendor
Sister Mary
the American
Clement Scott
Wilsop Barrece
Zuzuland
England
Africa
Girl No
Leonard Boyne
Julia Arthur
Elsie de Wolfe
Rowe Coghlan
Madison Square Theatre
Peg Woffington
Minnie Seligman-Cutting
Robert Buchanan
Lady Gladys
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Monn Oight
Owice
Henry
Miner
Rogenfeld Brothers
G. Pratt
Europe
Antwerp
William Stafford
Bacon Litt
Thomas Hl. Davis
Mr. Litt
Joseph Holland
Hubert Standing
Henriette Crossman
Sadie Martinet
Ihe
Fred Stinson
Max Figman
Archie Gordon
Arnold Welford
Jand Welford
Broadwar
Curtis
San Francisco
Blanche Marsden
George Wilson
Monte Carlo
Minatrelsy
Primrose
William Proette
Carollton Bare Es
Housepear
W. Smith
Massachusette
Washington
Coxey
Theodore J. Cuyler
Brooklyn
Victory Batearan
Oris Skinner
Nex
Flors Finlayson
Hostoninos
Buffalo Bill's
Keitchin
Mal Mies Ritchie
Butch
Misa Ritchieck
Stevens
Lucy Daly
Boston
Royce Carleton
Willard Company
United States
Madison Square
Frank W. Laseer
Bronson Hloward
Gisbe Trotter
Louie de Lange
Writch
Edward E. Aly
Philadelphia
Robert Bochasas
Mr. Langtry
Paris
Leary
Waldena
Charles Seaman
Irwin le
Plat
Peter F. da
Dumas
Marcos
Jrite
New York Lyceum
Io & Lew
Glen MacDonough
R. Tk
Charles Chatterton
Abbey
Ancle Yeamans
Edward Company
William Jerowe
Willard Spenser
Bonnie
Eseapore Mayo
Bestemt Inns
Mounet Sully
Harry Connor
Town
Adrianne Dalrolles
Creston
Clarka
Eddie Foy
Svanon
Oll Bors
Lonoue
Tarem Tward Harrigan
Ble
Conpar Cliffe
Wilkow
Leonard Town
Slater Mary
Leonard Rogea
Americea
Alice Lingard
Tile Park
American Dramav Club
Cheries Bareardy
EB Rice
Globe Trotter
Jooladlog Matricemora
Cosrine Conte
Belleric Hobleos
Lewis Laces
Madeline Moulton
I Berg
Edward G. Gorman
Philadel
Separ
Lyle Bkidees
Adunle” Company
Mines
M. Tavary
Boome
Lillian Beaoy
Maid Pawel
Fischer
Viewr Herbert
Signer Campanae
Conrad Bebrans
Madison Square Garden
New Yor
York Cirese Company
Establish & Perm
Cireas Tn & Some
Houlevard and
Laronne
Soash
Iral Park
George
Mmeauschek
Kava Clatios
Alternatin
Janausched
Soe
Our National Cemeteries Remembered In Proud Tone
An 19th century summary honors eighty three national cemeteries with about 330,700 soldiers buried within the United States. It praises the grounds and marking efforts as a tribute to home and liberty and credits wartime foresight and an orderly record keeping by War Secretary Boowambar for Arlington and related sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Chattanooga
Stone River
Gettysburg
Lincoln
National Cemetery
Arlington
Antietam
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentuck
North Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Maryland
South Carolina
Georgia
District of Columbia
Illinois
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
United States
Union
City
Mexico
Montana
Custer
Ariington Heights
Washington
Sheridan
T Arlington Cemetery
Bull Run
Chantilly
Rersal
Boowambar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilbert Patten
Seerties
Jannie
Dennl
Urinton
Cnels Dan'l
Time and Co Rast Association
Lad
Bis
Chi 'Vhay
Assen Tage
Dao'l
Jobe Loring
Grant
Farragut
Humphreys
Reynolds
Garfield
Thomas and Meads
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Fredericksburg
Nashville
Sailsburg
N.C
Memphis
Andersonville
Shilom Cemetery
Guidgeons
Folosses
OUR National Cemeteries
Arlington Heights Cemetery
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