Illinois Monuments At Gettysburg
Illinois Monuments At Gettysburg
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Gross, with Capt. Hazle- ton as secretary, a committee of arrangements.
This committee provided a special train of Pullman palace cars, over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, one fare for the round trip. Members of the regiments and their friends, the Governor and staff and State officers left Chicago at 1 P. M. Tuesday, September i, 1891, and arrived at Gettysburg, Wednes- day evening.
18 On Thursday a large delegation of Illinoi. Sans from Washing- ton, 1). C, joined them to take part in the d...edicatory exercises. Col. C. H. Buehler, Vice-President, and other officers*^ of Gettys- burg Battle-field Memorial Association, Mayor H. S. Benner and city officers, and many citizens of (Jettysburg also partici- pated in the services.
At 2 p. M. The procession formed in the public square and preceded by the Grand Army band of Gettysburg, marched out to the location of the 8th Illinois cavalry monument, where the general exercises ^xeve held.
EXERCISES.
Singing the Doxology.
"Praise God from whom all blessings flow, Praise ITim all creatures here below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gross, with Capt. Hazle- ton as secretary, a committee of arrangements.
This committee provided a special train of Pullman palace cars, over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, one fare for the round trip. Members of the regiments and their friends, the Governor and staff and State officers left Chicago at 1 P. M. Tuesday, September i, 1891, and arrived at Gettysburg, Wednes- day evening.
18 On Thursday a large delegation of Illinoi. Sans from Washing- ton, 1). C, joined them to take part in the d...edicatory exercises. Col. C. H. Buehler, Vice-President, and other officers*^ of Gettys- burg Battle-field Memorial Association, Mayor H. S. Benner and city officers, and many citizens of (Jettysburg also partici- pated in the services.
At 2 p. M. The procession formed in the public square and preceded by the Grand Army band of Gettysburg, marched out to the location of the 8th Illinois cavalry monument, where the general exercises ^xeve held.
EXERCISES.
Singing the Doxology.
"Praise God from whom all blessings flow, Praise ITim all creatures here below.
What to read after Illinois Monuments At Gettysburg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John L Beveridge to read onlineMoreLess
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