Other People, Places, and Things
Newspapers
During the mid-19th century, newspapers were often very political in their outlook. While some called themselves "Independent," many others took up the cause of one political party or another, and their readers expected them to act as the Republican or Democratic news outlet. This could greatly affect the amount and type of war news reported as well as the tone of articles and letters published. The articles below describe the northwest Ohio newspapers indexed here.
People
- Brunner, Louis A. - Newspaperman
- Dumm, Robert D. - Newspaperman
Prisons
Songs and Poetry
- Milton E. Baker
Poem: Tiffin Weekly Tribune: May 5, 1864 - Homer Augustus Durfee
Dirge: Seneca Advertiser: December 19, 1862
Poem: Tiffin Weekly Tribune: April 3, 1863 - Arthur A. Graham
Poem: Tiffin Weekly Tribune: April 18, 1862 - James G. Keenan
Poem: Tiffin Weekly Tribune: December 5, 1862 - J. A. McKee
Poem: Bucyrus Journal: May 15, 1863 - John McLaughlin
Poem: Bucyrus Journal: July 22, 1864 - Henry Troxel
Poem: Tiffin Weekly Tribune: November 14, 1862 - John Zoebaugh
"Rallying Song of the Gallant 21st O.V.I." Hancock Courier: March 20, 1863
