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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Miss Fanny Coleman, who began her
stage career at the Haymarket Thea
ter, London. under Buckstone'S man
agemcnt and who has been on the stage
fifty years. is about to retire, at he
age of seventy three. She will have
farewell benefit at the IIaynlarket, all
the leading managers assisting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

III CHece OCT. ., 19U5.
Passenger trains leave Augusta as FOL.
lows: 80 ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
RIVERSIDE.

Mrs. Dennis Donovan and Mrs.
Frank Dudley of Augusta. We're in the
place Sunday.
Postofticc Inspector Robinson paid
the Riverside postoflice n visit Wednes-
day.
Miss Marion Doe of Augusta visited
Mrs. Ed Brown last week.
Olin A. Jackson has bought the Mer-
rill place and will move into il after
making some necessary repairs.
Ed Brown has bought the old sash
and blind shop here belonging to the
lanes Bridge estate. and is tearing it
down and will rebuild it into barn
On his farm There is an immense
amount of lumber in it and will make
a good barn.
Miss Ida Nicholas celebrated her
18th birthday at c. o. Gardner's where
she lives. by q young folks whist party
which Mrs. Gardner gave for her. and
those who were there had a very en-
;ovabIe time Ice Cream and cake We're
served. The first prizes Went to Miss
Marjorie Marshall and Walter Dunlap
and the boobies to Miss Ettie Went
worth and Mrs. Lee Stone.
llTCHFlELD PLAINS.
G.. M. Rogers has started up the saw
mill with a large quantity of logs to be
sawed. f. ]. Fish and Charles Earle
are helping.
Mrs. NJ. f. Rogers is quite i'll.
l. A. Chase is on the sick list.
Mrs. A. f. Roberts was able 10 Sit
up Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
FOURTEENTH NEW YORK HEAVY
ARTILLERY

Veterans of the Fourteenth New
at the Richmond halls. There We're
fifteen present, making it the largest
meeting of that association in several
years. Every man present told of
three or four of his "close calls. -
a pair of mounted horns by James
Hyatt, for his faithful service as sec
retary and treasurer of the association.
The regiment saw, some Of the
heaviest fighting Of the war, 1t was
upnder commond of Colonel Z. G..
Marshall, now retired. 1t was prom
inent in the battles of Spattsylvanit,; J;
the Wilderness, Petersburg and Fort
Haskell -s-r.-':'.
The unusually large, number !grought
together men who had hunted for each
other at four different encampments:
The three men were Thomas Berry Of
the Fourteenth New York infantry,
James Hyatt of the Fourteenth New
York artillery, and Mr.. Radicker of the
Morgan Fife and Drum corps.
Veterans at the reunion were:
James Hepworth. Company l.. New York
Mills, n. Y; W. II. Clement Company l..
H Minneapolis: Charles Archer Company l.,
Duluth Alfred l.. Cole, Company G, Chicago.
H.: James Hyatt. Company II. Anoka. M:nn; !;
C. S. Summons. Company f. Janesyille. Wis;
Porter. Company a: Barron. Wis; Simon Miller,
Company B. Reneclsland, Mimi; Gilbert North
rup, Comgany G, Glenwood, Wis; ]. ". Kim
bal Company c, Amsterdam, y; y; Samuel
Hodgkins, Company c. New Richmond: Allen
E. "
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
SECOND MINNESOTA INFANTRY.

The reunion Of the Second Minnesota
infantry was held in the city hall.
brought greetings from the First Ten n
nesee cavalry. Judge John Day Smith
spoke briefly and Governor John John
son also addressed the gathering. An
affecting scene was the reunion Of Rob-
ert Bateman of Spring Valley, 80 years
of age, with his two sons, all of whom
were in the Second Minnesota. One
were in attendance. The following were
present:
s5S,; g; L; Alden minneapolis; Thomas Alton,
isPl;s5 RsH GoIs Ratensn sns Frs9E5n & Bstssa
Williams ,Birchner; st. Paul: r frederick Bohlig.
Mime Minneapolis; Edwin Beard, Hudson wis;
Renry shakopse Mnn Joseph
SSs5ssssF Il Ssss' s5stsid
bault 9aJt A. F. Coffin. chatield; R. A: Colby, St.
bgftdn bust5n eFayath Lucia Ss5 Thomas
N;o1}.. T. R a ko59 Danielson Cambridge; s 4 Davis,
bile, hanEato: George e. Dickinson, a" Wrigbts' tss
town: William Dobson, Minnetonka: Captain j.
G. Donahower, st. Paul; Aaron Doty, sauk
Dresbaeh Dodge Center Center; olnsIpani q. EdWards Dodge
Vile, Ohio; James Elliot Rochester; Joseph
Blligon Marshalltown. Iowa A; I. Emery,
Charles Elzell, Rochester: E. A. Everts Battle
Lake; William Bveret. Big, Lake; Louis Erick-
Foster, Willow Creek; T. D. Fowble, Mount
Vernon, H.; Leander Traer, Anoka; George B.
i1Rd st. Pasl Ghsles H. TGena teeeld
GRspa Soa 1eh 7saR SsAGPs ST nfu
Kan; N: Hannah, Mankato; William I. +. Has Has
kins Wells; Gustave Hinmon, Minneapolis
George E., Hopkins, Estelline, s. D.: Lewis
Horst, Horst, Le sueur M Hath Hover Union Hill; s D
IIge:l, Minneapolis; William L: Jones, Columbus
88h0 A KaldsE T. d D. John
Gyde, Iowa.; 7: 3: Kilborne: Spring Wiley vaiiey
Knudson @ Gton S George nns w. St kns hsS
Montevideo: Charles Latham, st. Paul; G. b
Lss LsSmsn n61s Isass Mpsaps ole
Candy; Adam Mann bismarck. N. D.. Richard
atts Ph e. s4 MaFn st. pHssPe HasP;
Moulton, charlestown W: Va; A. $: Mobiles
e crosse Dyns Ws Eheetft 4sef1 oas
Edwin A. Pond, Delevan: PHI Potts, st. Paul
6eTs Ansfs W kadsE s nnsapss RsSsats
St. Paul; Richard Rice, AMontevideo; v. r
George W. Root, Rochester; Charles Rohrbach
Russell, Webster, s; p: 6; G. Schmidt; Jordan
Minneapoiis John shinler, North Branch
Captain George W. Shuman, minneapolis
Joseph Smith, Morton; David Smith, Sau
Center: Martin l.. Smith. Eau Claire, Wis.
Sassts y, ok
John Stevens, Los Angeles, CAL; A. A. Stone
St. Peter: James Tabor, Washington Captai
NJ. Thoeny, Glencoe; r. G. Tibbetts MinneaI
Preston; Jacob Wahl. Hancock; John Walters
St. Peter; Benjamin Warrant, Kasota: Nichola
Wes. Mankato: Frank Wendland. Brownton
George A. Wheaton, G. B, Whidden, Mime
apolis; j. e. Williams. Los Angeles. CAL; W
B. Wilson. Anoka; Captain T.. W. Wood
Chicago Samuel Wright. wellington, Kan.
Charles whitnore. Los Angeles. cal; Ere
Young. Preston Louis Zirn, Pipestone.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
s1xEY-F1FTH ILLINOIS INFANTRY

Nineteen soldiers, coming from all
parts Of the United States, met in the
courthouse in reunion of the Sixty
fifth Illinois infantry. The regiment
was organized in Chicago in 1862. 1t
went thru campaigns first under Colonel
Daniel Cameron and later under
one of the most illustrious in the war
1t was captured at Harper s Ferry and
exchanged, only to go back at once
into the service. After the siege of
Knoxville it joined Sherman and was
war The regiment assisted in run
ming General Hood out of Tennessee.
It was in the fight when Wilmington
was captured and at the surrender of
General Joseph johnson.
John Pinkerton of this regiment had
lost track of his brother Robert, who
fought in tho Eighth Kansas infantry.
He did not know that Robert Pinker-
ton was living and, when shown the
man and asked if he knew him, said
that he did not. At hearing this
George Lewis spoke up and said:
" You blamer fool. you It's your
brother, Bob. - They had been separ-
ated thirty-one years.
Those Of the regiment present at the
reunion were:
z h Hillman. Company II. spooner wis: :
J. 2. Jones, Company c, Marauette, Neb.; Y. Z.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
SURVIVORS OF. EAGLE
BRIGADE In REUNION
Veterans of Missouri, Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Regiments Form an Associaton-"Od Abe" Honored.

Osseo Wis. I. ]. HILL Eau Claire: John F.
Hill, Eau Claire; r. II. Henderson, Moose.
Pa Palmeter e Minneapolis; ntaleen Tom wsst poWn
ing, Wis; b. ]: Demarest Rice Lake. Wis;
A: r.; Barnes. Albion. Iowa; ~ f: Whitney,
Wis. R. b. Dodge, West City. Mo.
From the Companies-C. ID. Edmondson. Forty.
seventh Illinois. Addington, ILL.,; Edward Gro
Avery. Company ]. Eighth Wisconsin, wyoTn-
ing, Mimi; I, J., York, Company B, Eleventh
Missouri, Roadhouse, Mo-; George Butler, Com
pany = Eleventh Missouri, Fairmont, Ill; WI
land, Wis.,; G.. c. Thomas, Company D, Eighth
yos 1gSIb Hudson Seattle:
Wis; d. ]. Whitaker. Second Iowa battery,
Des Moines; F. F. Blyler, Des Nones; 8. II.
Rogers. Sandusky, Ohio; John Buttolph Second
Iowa battery, Ogden. Iowa: c. NJ kingman
Company B, Forty seventh Illinois, Harrington.
Kan; George Trude, Company l.. Eighth Wis
consin, Des Moines. Iowa; Simon Paul. Fifth
Minnesota; Red Lake Falls, Mimi; G. F. Mac.
donald, Ninth Minnesota. ST. Cloud; James
Cloud, Fifth Minnesota, Glencoe: Michael Will
hanson, Fifth Minnesota. Benton: Joseph VIII
Hanson Fifth Minnesota Benton, Henry Bruchs-
hen. Fifth Minnesota, Young America. MINI. |;
L. H. Mead. Shell Rock. Iowa; p Bliss, Fealey,
Mimi; G. H. Stauffer. New London. Mimi;
ioseph ios haw9n Gheasq NJ kngn
G.. Foley, Saltwater, Mimi: Dennis Bray. Hen
derson, Mimi; n. D. Trubuek. Elk River, MINI
". s. Snow, Wakenda. No.; G. W. Trude. DeS
NIoines.: A. ". Farnsworth. Minneapolis: R. c.
Hudson, Seattle; E. S. Grover, Rosendale Wis;
George Gs;nn1 Graham | PackTaukee & WIS; william
Iowa: G. s. Newberry Orchard. Iowa: George
Butler, Orchard, Iowa; C. Fireman. Orchard.
Iowa; Thomas Wann, Minneapolis: A. Boyce,
John Mcclure. Devine. ILL.,; E. B. Edmondson,
Addington, ILL.,: A. Van Lorn. Medway. Wis;
John L. Roy, Cedar Rapids. Iowa; A. ]. Hunter.
Brunswick Wis; B: s. Williams: Company d,
Eighth Wisconsin, Yankton. S. D.; John Ire
| land, st. Paul. L. F. Hubbard. st. Paul; Thomas
| Wann, Company H. Forty seventh Illinois. Min.
peapolis; q. Bourn, Company A. Eleventh Mis-
| souri, Ellsworth Iowa: ". S. Snow. Company Is,
Seventeenth Missouri wakenda- No Dr. ThoEn
as S. Hawley, Eleventh Missouri infantry.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
SECOND OHIO CAVALRY, TWENTY.
FIFTH BATTERY

The Second Ohio Volunteer cavalry
and the Tewenty-ffth Ohio battery,
which was organized from it. served on
the frontier in Missouri, Kansas,
Arkansas, Indian Territory, also in
Kentucky and eastern Tennessee, then
reinlisted and served in the army Of
the Potomac under Grant and Sheridan
and Custer as division commander, hav-
ing a record of more than 100 engage.
ments Most of its service was under
Colonel George A. burlington, and for
a while General A. B. Nettleton,
formerly of Minneapolis, was its
colonel. Those who registered at its
reunion were:
E. f. Smith. Company H Shelby Ohio; Alex
Dougall, Twenty-ffth Battery. Cold Water.
Wis; H. A. FraVerd Company B. West Union.
Iowa; Jason Bermis Company B. Pentwater.
Mich; ]. W. Adams, Twenty fifth Battery,
Clinton Iowa.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15

An association of veterans of the IA
nous Eagle brigade, made up of the
Eleventh Missouri infantry, the Forty
seventh Illinois infantry, the Eighth
Wisconsin infantry, the Fifth Mime
sofa infantry, the Ninth Minnesota
infantry and the Second Iowa battery,
was formed yesterday at a brigade re-
union in the city hall, More than 200
following association officers were
chosen: General L. F. Hubbard, st.
Paul, president; Captain G. D. Kendall,
Newton, ILL.,, secretary; Colonel Nc
Clure, Peoria, ILL.,; G. F. Mcdonald, ST..
Cloud, Mimi; DR.. 7. S. Hawiey, Peoria,
Ill; Captain Smith. Genoa, Wis; w. A.
Van Slyke, st. Paul; Captain j. R.
Reed, Council Bluffs, vicepresidents.
| General L. F. Hubbard, who COM
manded the brigade during the last two
the speakers who addressed the veter-
ans were Archbishop Ireland, Captain
W. G.. Weissert. Milwaukee; G: D. Ken
! dali, Newton, ILL.,, and w. G.. Nye, Min
neapolis. Mr.. Nye spoke on behalf OF
the city and welcomed the bragade to
| Minneapolis.
a At the close e 70 Of the brigade ri! Eeunien, q
| company which carried cold Abe, " the
famous wa eagle, from which the brig,
ade derived its name, held company
reunion. which was attended by seven,
| teen members of the Eagle company, in
cluding Captain Victor Wolff of Eau
Claire, Captain Thomas Butter of Pc.
quot and T. j. Hill of Eau Claire, the
official eagle-bearer of the company
during the war.
The, Eagle brigade participated in
forty-seven engagements, including Cor.
inth. Nashville, Mobile. Spanish Fort
Jackson and Pleasant Hill.
Among the men who attended the
reunion Of the brigade were:
| From Company c, Eighth wtsconsin-Thoraa
Butts, Detroit Minn.; Victor Wolff, Eau Claire
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
OLD IRON BRIGADE.

The famous Iron Brigade held a
largely attended reunion in the mayor s
reception room, meeting at IL in the
morning and then adiourning to visit
the Chamber of Commerce and meet
ing again in the afternoon. 1t was
owing to the efforts of Alexander
Hughes of Minneapolis that the re-
larly. called meeting G. NJ. Woodward
Of La Crosse, vice-president, presided
and addresses of reminiscent character
were made, and a resolution of greet:
ing to its old commander. General E.
s: Bragg, offered by Captain James D.
Wood was adopted This brigade was
composed Of the Second, Sixth and
Seventh Wisconsin volunteer infantry,
the ,Nineteenth Indiana, Twenty-fourth
Michigan, and Battery B, Fourth U; s.
artiilllerq;, Its brigade. commanders
eral John S. Gibbons, General Solomon
Meredith, Colonel W. w. Robinson and
General E.. S. Bragg. The brigade was
ct Second Bull Run, Gettysburg, Chan
cellorsYille, South Mountain, Antietam
and all thru J Grant :. campaign of the
Wilderness Among those who reg
istered were: r..4 ~ -
e; :, .Kslly.. Mason CITY, Iowa; Griffin
Herdy, Wis.,; Phillip Lawrence. Huron. S. D.;
James Book, Lancaster, Wis.,; Thomas H. DAILY,
Omaha, .Neb.: John Krrouse, Glencoe. Minn.
aeneSa JUNCTION. iowa omas Reshe ioF
ence, Neb.; George Foureil, Minneapolis; AL
bert E. ovidt, Valley City, Neb.; R. H. Tripp
Carleton; a; c.. julius, Minneapolis; L; B.
Deeorah. Iowa; George G. Beert, Milwaukee,
i niehsES Oshkosh Sar5ST Tonne Jeh
cago; John c. Martin, Mineral Point, wis
Phillip Brother, Brainerd. Mimi; S. 0stertay
Oshkosh, Wis; Franklin ,@stowell, St. Paul
A; 4; r. Bridgeman' Springfield, $; D.; s. D.
cite: wis; George NJ NJ steele Br.tten, $: So s.; s.
Daniel Haley, Minneapolis; W B. williams
Window Mimi; f. B. Armstrong, River Falls
Wis; Charles Loper, Lodi, Wis; Andrew
LAKE. Nj m ausfn Rn RIsf
$, osterlay,- Oshkosh, Wis; F. B. ouimby
Lexington, I,e; Neb.; H. G; Klinfsller, Madison
Minneapolis; E. R. Reed, Madison, Wis; &
Ms,t stFsttGa Rtsp9ars Clay IN Center Ran George
Wis.,. John +. Miles, Ashland, Wis; NJ c. Ho
bart, Fall River, Wis; Jeremiah Heath, South
Bend. Ind; Theodore Calvin, Lancaster. Wis.
Tn b Ianeastes w aeEy W Wsss
W. D. Ellis, Elgin, Wis; T. L. johnson, Bara
boo, Wis; A. l., Roberts. River Falls, Wis.
| Iowa; Henry Exc, Elroy, Wis; Louis AIehie
land, Iowa; Henry serrle, Maiden Rock, Wis,
John Conner, Milwaukee; George Booth, st
Croix Falls. Wis; 2. B. Russell, Fall FLYER
Wis; G. R. Eggleston, Pardeville, Wis; Arcl
McCallam, Mankato, Mimi; Lewis BETTER
| ton, Wis; George W. Haigh, Mankato MINI.
Daniel Eldred. Spring Valley, Wis; ]. H. Wat
| rous, Milwaukee, Wis. John Meyers, Dun,
| county, Wis.,; E. F. Page, Staceyville Iowa
James D: Wood, st. Paul; Charles Hanson
Lisbon. N. D.; John ]. Hibbard. Chicago; "
E. Menshalt, Chicago; H. F. MiIiren, Pepin
| Wis; Fl. A. Turk, Bell Center Wis; Angus
Erb, Piedmont, S. D.; E. W. Plummer, Gales
burg: N D.; J. s. Daniels. Canodzia Mfnn
NJ. A. Barry, Lodi, Wis.,; Peter Larson, East
man, Wis., r. K, Jones, Aberdeen, S. D.; An
drew Ballwig, Aberdeen. s. D.; O. s. McGban
| Sterling. Colo.; Charles P. Austin Minneapolis
James E. Northrup Baxter, Iowa
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
2ND OHIO HEAVY ARTILLERY

The Second Ohio heavy Artillery met
hall. The regiment during the war
was under Colonel Fl. G. Gibson. The
permanent secretary of the reunion
association is Thomas NJ Seehler,
Moline. III. Those present were:
John E. Hawkins. Austin, Mimi. Company NJ:
Charles Hoffman. Pierre, Kan; Franklin NJ.
Dorsey, Minneapolis. Company %; Charles NJ.
Wilson. Rertran., Mimi, Company NJ; Samuel
Phillips, okeene, Okla, Company X: James R.
Powell. Staples Mimi. Company X: Samuel
Bcveridge tillison. Iowa, Company b; Evelyn
Dutton, Hunter, n. D.. Company NJ; ]. T. Nor
folk. La Plata. Mo-, Company A: E. Biddle,
Kir.h9ven. Mimi. Company E.; w. C. Banks
WINDOW. Mimi, Company B; John P. Cowen,
E,ra;,ilienS 8 d, CenapanS A: winam Ms-
Riley Blythedale, No., Company I.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
7sRD ILLINOIS INFANTRY

The Seventy-third Illinois infantry
held a reunion at the West hotel. The
regiment saw service under Colonel
James T. jacques at Chickamauga and
Mission Ridge. The officers of the re-
union association are: Adna Phelps.
president; Alexander Nicholson. vice
president; De Witt R. Gooch, secretary
and treasurer. Those present were:
/ Captain e. J.Ipgersoll, Carbondale. Ill, Com
pany G: Adjutant r. r. Randall, Lincoln, Neh.,
Captain Henry A. Castle. st. Paul. E. 8.
Turner, TrumbeIl. Neb.. Company I: Dewitt r.
Goch, Bellhower, H., Company b; Jack Hesses.
Springfield ILL., Company A; Alexander @.
Whera, seigel. ILL.,, Company H: Milton Rist.
Morgan Minn Company II; Major G. W.
Patton, Chattanooga. Tenn; c. II. Castle,
Quincy N Y. Company I; T. P. Wright,
Spriugfeld H., Company G..
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15

McGee, Company B. Hot Springs S. D.: Leonard
Brown, Company B. Meadowgrow, Neb.; J. J.
Smith. Company F., Barron, Wis. S. II. Butts,
Company F, Harvard, ILL.,; George Lewis Com
pany F, Staples. Mimi; ]. H. sacrider, Com
pany D, David City. Neb.: S. D. Tobey. Com
pany F, Council Bluffs, Iowa: GIL Wands. Com
pany c. Soldiers Home, Neb.; James Cue,
Company c. Dunlap. Iowa; D. E. Jacobs, Con-
pany l. Reserve. Wis: F. D. Davidson, Company
l. Demoine. Iowa; Jason ]. Jones. Company B,
Douglas Kan: C. E. Woodward. Company c,
Minneapolis: A. B. Nelson Company D. Pierre.
S. D.: G. T. Squires. Company E. Mtnona. Ill;
J. II. Pinkerton. Company B, Hot Springs. S. D.;
L. c. Christopherson, Company II, Hitchcock.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15

Vile; John F.. Smith, Caledonia; Fletcher A.
Sheldon, Mazappa; George Palmer, Browns.
vile. Mimi; Robert *. Boyd, Eau Claire, Wis,
Company I-Domet G.. Vinegar, Chester
Iowa; Eugene V. harrington, Preston; Ma
thaniel B. Hall, Burtrum, Minn.; Edwin
Brooks, Litchfeld, Mimi. Francis Davis Volga
City. Iowa; j.. A. Duncanson, .Ames, Iowa;
Stephen Duncanson, Newberg. N. Y; George E.
els D. Stewart, Winona; Samuel H. Bateman
Spring Valley; Thomas Fasten, Pilot Mound
Robert II. johnson, Owatonna; Darius T. Lud
wig, Minneapolis.
No Company represented.
Company K-George w. Huey, Greensburg
Pa: John Hroeken' Abersrombis, n d: Joh5
Kune. Candy; David Lewis, Lindon; JOSEPH
Dunn, Sioux Falls, S. D.. H. c. Eddy, Lor
EMO D, Farmin, John G. Johnson, Larrabee
Iowa,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
18TH ILLINOIS INFANTRY.

A reunion of the One Hundred and
Thirteenth Illinois infantry. the third
regiment raised out of the members OF
the Board of Trade of Chicago, has
been called by DR.. J. B, Caldwell Of
St. Paul, member of the regiment,
for Thursday, pm, at the. Illinois
headquarters in the West hotel.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
18TH NEW YORK ENGINEERS

The Fifteenth New York Engineers
met in room 6, 206 Fourth street 8.
Those present were:
A. NJ. Haney. Amboy, Minn.. Company L; W.
H. Warrington. Minneapolis. Company L; L. 3.
Dennis. Minneapolis, Company H. The regi-
ment was raised in New York City by Colonel
John McCloud MURPHY.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15

E. Morse, LIE Roy, MIMI. John Mullen, Mankato;
G. F. Tostevan. Superior, wis; H. W. Van
Valkenburg, Duluth; A. B. Moon. Kernville,
CAL; A. NJ Kenniston, Burtrum, Mimi; g. A.
Whitcomb, LEROY. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15

lis; James Cutsinger Ashton, Iowa; Charles S.
Bruce, Luverne; j. s. Currier, Kasson; Lean
der Baxter Humboldt, Kan; Robert Moody,
Rochester; M. F. Condrelly, Savage; Joel Rush,
Faulkton, s. D.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
NINTH MINNESOTA INFANTRY.

The reunion of the survivors of the
Ninth Minnesota volunteers was held in
the office. Of W. J. Dean, secretary Of
the association. John Burns of Roch-
ester, Mimi, was presented with a Sec
tion Of the old flagstaff which was car
ried thruout the war. Mr.. Burns was
one Of the guard which carried the COL
ors. To G. F. Mcdonald of st. Cloud,
color sergeant, was given a little mallet
made from the same flagstaff, encircled
by band Of silver on which was in
scribed &C. F. Mcdonald, Dept. Com
mander 1905, color sergeant Ninth Min
naesota Infantry, 62-65. Made from old
Flagstaff and presented by his comrades
Of the Ninth Minnesota regiment -
dent, W. j. Dean secretary.
The Ninth Minnesota was organized
in 1862 by Colonel Alexander Wilkin.
1t served in the state during the cam
paign against the Indians until October,
1863: Then the regiment was ordered
south and fought in Missouri until June,
1864: Thence it marched to Memphis
and in the battle of Guntown sustained
a loss Of 300 men, 233 Of whom were
taken prisoners and 1l9 of whom died
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
SIXTH MINNESOTA INFANTRY

When the survivors of the Sixth
Minnesota infantry met in the city hall
they elected the following officers:
Colonel William Crooks, honorary
president for Life; A: o. Conno!ly,
president; R. R. Hutchinson, first vice
vice president; George 2. Case, third
vice president; P. J. Leitner, secretary
(reelected). A unanimous resolution
was passed expressing the sentiment Of
the regiment that the canteen be not
reestablished in the soldiers homes.
II The sate e F annuH %es 1sun91 1857 will i'll bs be held cid
capitol building, st. Paul. Those
present were:
Company A-Horatio Marsten; 3; G. Erickson
Joseph Chaperon, Joseph Chadwick, Andy Kill
oompany '7fpn BWiliam Morse' J. rrn r. Graves
George Inghram, 6. II. jerks. Fl. NJ. Young,
Rebstn Ae gsors sou T. McGy M s a. Norris nd Del
during the year, o. G: Merriam. -.
w Company c1John Hutchinson; $ Msolay, 6.
o"aS sohn ha'e * chspa
Esn5am1a Be- e. In, Davidson Samuel Q1ark, Hiram
"; " F.: Poe Jack Barr; Thomas Watts !; q.
Gdden B. Jones ssphen asn
! SWfmmngton. Thomas Barnes, John Johnson,
| George Searles.
Company E-Peter Leitner, Peter Beckendorf,
| Matthew Hall, Matthew MuckeEhauer, Charles
Metz, William Mahle, Charles femme, John
Burch,. William D.. sproesser, Paul sBiersach,
J. J. Miller, Fred Henrick, Jack Hank: =.
7. T; Darling, John Nelson Alonzo Wakefield,
| D. c. Smith, Lewis Johnson. John J. 7Clague,
| George Beevers, r. W, Devose, King Bennett,
c. II. Watson, Joseph A. Woodbury., Robert II.
| Boyd.
Company Civilian Johnson, Peter Barbean,
| Fred 1ttas, William Buck, Andrew Thompson,
Charles Hinegan G. W. Beach. Dead, Charles
| Mullane.
o. Company ~ H H-Hm in, Bliss. Charles Taught, P:
Curtis, William Loveland D. Creger, Dennis
Tyler, Banty Page, Robert Peet, l., Stuart,
George Chilson. ]. l.. Rockwell, William Brooks,
anay s1mmens H. Mhalana otto erotwahl
Company John W. Peterson, John R.
Barker Adolph Carlson. E. A. Cooper George
McGee. G. A. Williams, John Nelson, Edward
Balow Thomas Hodson, John Engel, Simor
Engel. 0. Olson, Peter A. Langseen, John Sum
mer, D. D. Thing: Wesley shelenburger.
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