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the hoosier state holds its primary may 8th. is begins at 7:00 p.m. on cspan, or listen on cspan radio. april 15th, 1912, nearly 1,500 perish on the ship called "unsinkable." >> once the lookout bells were sounded, once the lookout sighted an iceberg ahead. they struck the bells, in the process, three times, ding, ding, ding, which is a warning saying there is some object ahead. doesn't mean dead ahead. means ahead of the ship. doesn't say what kind of object. with the lookout, after they struck the bell, he went to a telephone nest and called down to the officer on the bridge to tel...

it was a terrible disaster. they didn't know in santa ana was alive or dead. there were about probably 1500 troops, mexican troops, here at old fort and another 1,000 down here at columbia. he got reya to join him and they ended up at madam powell's near kendleton on highway 59. we have excavated and found a lot of artifact there is. they met there and stayed there for about a day and a half. now, they still had no clue what happened to santa ana. they had no orders from santa ana, but they had a meeting of the generals on april 25th, 1836, at madam powell's, and what they decided to...

an eyewitness to the texas revolution. in january of 2011, dr. dimmick was inducted, in the sons of the republic of texas. several members i have seen here. dr. dimmick appeared on history channel, discovery channel, involving his work of the mexican army and spoken at several conferences about texas history at the san jocinto conference, at the alamo, and texas philosophical society. gregg is on board of directors of the san jocinto battle field and chair of the archaeological committee. his presentation this morning is the sea of mud, history and archaeology of the mexican army of ...

i found out there wasn't much. there was some old camps of just home soldiers, but not a whole lot, and i started doing more research to find out about the civil war sites and i stumbled across this interesting story about a small community called spanish camp which is right near the town of wharton, and it didn't make sense to me. of course, there was gold there. i wasn't too worried about finding gold. if i found some, i had no problem with that, but anyway i started doing research and i stumbled across this story by a general and he was talking about getting stuck in the mud betwe...