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Civil War October 1863: Springfield welcomes John Wilkes Booth, fights drunkenness, and newspaper joins POW propaganda war

• Part 25 -- April 1863: Civil War reaches its halfway point as jobs and culture flourish locally and Lincoln looks to enlist God on Union side • Part 26 -- Civil War: May 1863 marks deaths of ...
The New York Times

OUR PORT HUDSON CORRESPONDENCE; The Approaching Fourth of July--Rebel Raid at Springfield Landing--Disgraceful Conduct of the Rhode Island Cavalry--Gallantry of the Blacks--A ...

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The New York Times

THE BATTLE OF SPRINGFIELD, MO.; The Place and Its Defences. Interesting Narrative of the Conflict.

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Springfield News-Leader

Pokin Around: W. Kearney home was built in 1863, same year as Springfield Civil War battle

In the same year Union and Confederate forces clashed over a supply depot near downtown Springfield, a farm house was built in Willard at 4321 W. Kearney St. The house, constructed in 1863, still ...