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  • ...rtation (the precursor to [[Yellow Cab]]) await disembarking passengers at Union Depot c. [[1902]]. |name=Union Depot
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  • |name=Greater Union Baptist Church '''Greater Union Baptist Church''' is a historic [[Wikipedia:Baptist|Baptist]] congregation
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  • ...rtation (the precursor to [[Yellow Cab]]) await disembarking passengers at Union Depot c. [[1902]]. |name=Union Depot
    1 KB (159 words) - 22:01, 14 September 2008
  • ...edia:USS Supply (1846)|Supply]]'', were commanded by officers loyal to the Union and did not fall into rebel hands.
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  • ...e troops. Navy Yard quartermaster [[William Conway]] refuses to strike the Union colors. [[William Franklin Lee]] joins the Confederacy.
    594 bytes (73 words) - 07:45, 8 December 2022
  • ...d supporting organized labor, and their relatives and friends."<ref>"Booth Union Runs Ad." ''Boxoffice'', October 5, 1946.</ref>
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  • *[[May 10]] &ndash; Pensacola surrenders to the Union Army
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  • ...Barrancas]] and [[Fort McRee|McRee]]. ([[Fort Pickens]] would remain under Union control for the duration of the war.) ...organized on [[October 22]]. They would trade artillery exchanges with the Union-held Pickens several times in late 1861 and early 1862.
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  • | occupation =Quartermaster, Union Navy ...' was a quartermaster in the [[Wikipedia:United States Navy|United States (Union) Navy]], on duty when the [[NAS Pensacola|Navy Yard]] was surrendered to th
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  • ...nico Hotel and Restaurant''' was a hotel and restaurant located opposite [[Union Depot]] at 311-312 North [[Tarragona Street]].
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  • ...p of men under Colonel [[William H. Chase]] attempt to take control of the Union-held [[Fort Barrancas]] but are repelled by gunfire at around 11:00 PM.
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  • ...from Pensacola, landing on [[Santa Rosa Island]] about four miles east of Union-held [[Fort Pickens]].
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  • |name=Greater Union Baptist Church '''Greater Union Baptist Church''' is a historic [[Wikipedia:Baptist|Baptist]] congregation
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  • *[[1861]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Union-held [[Fort Pickens]] continues to exchange fire with [[Confederate]] Forts
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  • ...t corner of [[Wright Street|Wright]] and [[Tarragona Street]]s, near the [[Union Depot]], by a saloon owned by [[W. S. Norman]]. *"Officer Burnham Shot and Killed Near Union Depot." ''Pensacola Journal'', March 18, 1906.
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  • *[[1861]] &ndash; [[Fort Pickens]] receives Union reinforcements of New York Volunteers, but Colonel [[Harvey Brown]] informs
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  • ...Flags]] celebration. It is currently sponsored by [[Pen Air Federal Credit Union]]. In addition to participating [[krewes]], the parade includes appearances
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  • *[[1861]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Union-held [[Fort Pickens]] exchanges artillery fire with [[Confederate]] batteri
    455 bytes (47 words) - 09:20, 22 November 2009
  • ...rprise raid by [[Confederate]] forces upon [[Fort Pickens]] is repelled by Union troops.
    465 bytes (55 words) - 07:06, 9 October 2009
  • ...p of men under Colonel [[William H. Chase]] attempt to take control of the Union-held [[Fort Barrancas]] but are repelled by gunfire at around 11:00 PM.
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  • ...[[Civil War]]: The USS ''Brooklyn'' arrives at [[Santa Rosa Island]] with Union reinforcements for the besieged [[Fort Pickens]].
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  • ...n troops at [[Fort Pickens]] and mount a defense. His decision allowed the Union to effectively control Pensacola's valuable harbor for the duration of the ...ecided to abandon Forts Barrancas and [[Fort McRee|McRee]] and consolidate Union forces at [[Fort Pickens]]. Slemmer explained his decision as strategically
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  • ...7]] &ndash; [[Hugh King]] announces his resignation as pastor of [[Greater Union Baptist Church]].
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  • *[[1864]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Union General [[Alexander Sandor Asboth]] orders his troops to leave Pensacola an
    845 bytes (111 words) - 03:34, 14 August 2009
  • *[[1864]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: 1,100 Union soldiers under Brigadier General [[Alexander Asboth]] depart [[Fort Barranc
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  • ...] &ndash; The [[Pensacola Telegraph Company]] files suit against [[Western Union]] regarding construction of telegraph lines.
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  • ...kens]] refuses to surrender to [[William H. Chase]] and remains the only [[Union]]-controlled fort in the South for the duration of the war.
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  • ...ensacola streetcar system|streetcar worker]] and president of the worker's union during the [[Streetcar operators' strike, 1908|1908 streetcar operators' st
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  • ...[[Wikipedia:USS Arizona (1858)|''Caroline'']] off the coast of [[Mobile]]; Union soldiers surprise a detachment of [[Confederate]] cavalry at [[Gonzalia]],
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  • ...s at [[Fort McRee]] and [[Fort Barrancas]] exchange heavy cannon fire with Union-held [[Fort Pickens]].
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  • *[[1863]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Pensacola burned by Union troops.
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  • *[[1863]] &ndash; [[List of shipwrecks]]: The Union sloop-of-war ''Preble'' burns by accident off [[Little Bayou]].
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  • *[[1865]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: A column of Union forces under Major General [[Frederick Steele]] depart Pensacola for [[Fort
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  • *[[1862]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Upon learning that Union commander [[Wikipedia:David Farragut|David Farragut]]'s fleet was anchored
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  • *[[1865]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: Florida surrenders to the Union.
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  • ...61]] &ndash; [[Civil War]]: [[Wikipedia:Florida|Florida]] secedes from the Union.
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  • *[[1862]] &ndash; [[Union]] troops at [[Fort Pickens]] bombard the [[Confederate]]-held [[Fort Barran
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  • ...J. Slemmer]], decided to abandon Forts Barrancas and McRee and consolidate Union forces at [[Fort Pickens]]. Slemmer explained his decision as strategically {{cquote|I called on Commodore [[James Armstrong|[James] Armstrong]] (Union Commanding Officer of the [[Navy Yard]]) ... He had received orders to coop
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  • ...he third time, Florida [[Confederate]] officials demand the surrender of [[Union]]-held [[Fort Pickens]].
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  • ...sh; [[Civil War]]: Acting Mayor [[John Brosnaham]] surrenders Pensacola to Union officials.
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  • <blockquote>HIGH SCHOOL, No. 1 - [[Wright Street|Wright]] near [[Union Depot]]. Principal - [[A. H. Todd]]. Assistants - Miss [[Sally Rogers]], Mi
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  • :''THE BAZAAR is located near the [[Union Depot]], and is conducted by the proprietor, Mr. W. G. Porter, who became e
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  • | religion =[[Greater Union Baptist Church|Baptist]] .... She is a 2005 National Board Certified Teacher and a member of [[Greater Union Baptist Church]].
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  • ...s martial law in Pensacola, stopping all trade and communications with the Union-held fortress.
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  • ...ng replaced with the Cate Brothers, who had a more recent radio hit titled Union Man.
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  • ...Miller Unveils Emerald Coast Honor Flight]</ref> [[Pen Air Federal Credit Union]] is also a major sponsor of the program.
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  • ...eating many ironclad warships to destroy the mainly wooden warships of the Union blockades was not fulfilled, mainly because of the main Southern disadvanta ...cant until Adonijah Welch was elected after Florida's readmission into the Union in 1868.</ref>
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  • ...ction]]: A new state constitution would have allowed Florida to rejoin the Union, but was scrapped when Congressional Republicans force "Radical Reconstruct
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  • ...America (now the [[Wikipedia:Amalgamated Transit Union|Amalgamated Transit Union]]). Over the next several months, various issues, including pay and compan ...spute existed. Furthermore, the company refused to recognize the workers' union.<ref>“Street Railway Employees of Pensacola Go Out on Strike, Tying Up th
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  • *[[Greater Union Baptist Church]]
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  • ...t dictated,"<ref name="1902carnival"/> but was reorganized by the [[Clerks Union]] in [[1900]]. They formed the [[Pensacola Carnival Association]] with a 12
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  • .... After about a year of service, he was taken as a prisoner of war by the Union and incarcerated at [[Wikipedia:Ship Island (Mississippi)|Ship Island]] off
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