Report on Minnesota guard inspections praises Company D
Maj. John M. Bacon’s inspection of the First and Second regiments of the Minnesota National Guard is summarized. The Second Regiment at Camp Hubbard near New Ulm shows 617 total. notes praise for Capt. Markoe and for general drilling, with criticisms on armament, haversacks, and gaps in lieutenant training. The report urges tented support, better line distinctions, and battalion drill substitutions.
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Adjt
Dunn
St. Paul
John M. Bacon
Seventh Cavalry
Minnesota National Guard
Drum
Secretary of War
Camp Hubbard
New Ulm
Luverne Guards
St. Paul Troop of Cavalry
Markoe
E. Ss. Pean
Emmet
Kitty's Thanksgiving and a Love That Endures
Kitty Payne endures social pressure and family strife during Thanksgiving as Ross Chamberlain wavers between affection and pride. After a distant miscommunication and Aunt Sabrina’s sharp remarks, Kitty learns Ross may have moved on. A family letter reveals Kitty’s Chicago cousin invites her away, and a later reconciliation leads to a hopeful future with Ross.
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Kitty
Ross Chamberlain
Dr. Holmes
Father
Mr. Chamberlain
Kitty Payne
Ross
Payne
Sabrina
Chamberlain
Garrett
Payne Homestead
Hannah Jane
Madge Sullivan
Chicago
Caicaco
Fred
Beta Hearne
Dakota Prairies
Lou Chamberlain
Chamberlains
Dakota
Yankton
Territory
Sullivan
Denver
Lou
Aunt Sabrina
Tom
Joe
Sy Prentiss
Little May
Dreamland
Mr. Hearne
Ruth
Mr. Payne
Cyril
Hearne
Virginia Lieutenant Clarke applauded for rescuing a colored comrade
An army officer lauds Second Lieutenant Powhatan R. Clarke of the Tenth Cavalry for gallantry during the Apache campaign. Clarke twice praised by General Miles for saving a wounded colored corporal under heavy fire, illustrating indomitable pluck and duty without seeking praise. His modesty and family ties noted, with comparisons to a Victoria Cross standard.
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Powhatan R. Clarke
Tenth Cavalry
Miles
Powhatan Clarke
Baltimore
Virginia
Clarke
West Point
Harper's Weekly
Young Clarke
Harper's
Twenty Thousand Dollar Stable at Senator Stanford’s
The Baltimore American notes Senator Stanford’s $20,000 stable nearing completion on L Street. It features twenty-two inch-thick walls with an air chamber, ten stalls with hard wood fittings, running water at each trough, an innovative feed delivery system, a carriage elevator to a sealed odor free room, and elegant hardwood decoration. Cranks and inventors had proposed odd comforts, but the plan remains a model stable for the Senator’s horses and carriages.
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Senator Stanford
Stanford
Ono
L Street
French Aristocracy in the Atlantic Essay
P G Hammerton contrasts French and British aristocracy in Atlantic Monthly. He argues the French noblesse preserve aristocratic sentiment despite poverty, while English caste shifts with wealth. He notes French gentry distrust all wealth not inherited and value past labors, viewing lucrative art and literature as degrading.
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P. G. Hammerton
Atlantic Monthly
England
France
Bound By The Charter In Bir mingham Case
Judge Arnold rules the Knights of Birmingham charter prevails over a member's death benefit assignment, granting the widow and orphans the $1000 despite the sister's claim. The decision notes the charter conflicts with the constitution and calls for charter amendments to allow pledges to secure loans.
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Arnold
Order of the Knights of Birmingham
Joseph M. Maneely
Order
Philadelphia Record
Great Battle of Leipzig Anniversary Noted in Germany
The London Standard cites Napoleon leading 180 000 troops and allies under Schwarzenberg Blucher and Bernadotte totaling about 300 000. Allied losses reached around fifty thousand killed and wounded, French losses slightly lower. The piece notes Napoleon faced overwhelming forces and compares allied casualties to Gettysburg.
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Leipzig
Germany
London Standard
Napoleon
Prince Schwarzenberg
Blucher
Bernadotte
Sweden
Gettysburg
Cincinnati Commercial
Yale Alumni Northwest reunion amid snow at West hotel
Yale Alumni Association of the Northwest held its annual reunion at the West hotel in Minneapolis with over forty Yale graduates attending. Snow kept fifteen to twenty members from joining. officers elected included President Isaac Atwater and secretary treasurer J. G. Pyle. Also noted is a confirmed report of the assassination of Gen Garcia Cardenas at Zacatecas, Mexico.
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Yale Alumni Association of the
Northwest
West Hotel
Minneapolis
Yale
Isaac Atwater
J. G. Pyle
W. H. Hinckle
C. M. Carpenter
Harris Richardson
Garcia Cardenas
Zacatecas
Mex
Remedies, tonics, and ailments in a crowded column
A noisy blend of patent cures and medical claims appears, touting Brown’s Iron Bitters and Dr. Pierce’s products for dyspepsia, fever, rheumatism, and female ailments. It mentions Elixir brands, purgatives, and tonics, plus unrelated notes on shipwrecks, fires, and budget deficits.
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Hostetter
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Fillmore County
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Smithfield St
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Tafts Liver Pills
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Washington, D, DC
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