Debate on Army Desertion Charges and Congressional Bills
The report recounts a lengthy debate on removing a desertion charge against soldiers and a comparison of pension costs by McClellan, amid House and Senate proceedings on agricultural and sundry civil appropriation bills. It covers expunging a letter, expungement battles, electoral vote counting, and intense sessions over the shipping and post office measures, noting opposition critiques of congressional extravagance and extensive committee work.
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Dilia
Bila
Perry
Heath
Sulzer
Morday
Bulner
Turi Senate
Senata
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Thomas C. Platt
New York
United States
House
Congress
Messrs
Bell
Colorado
Richardson
Tennessee
Cochran
Missouri
Cannons
Illinois
Mondy
Massachusetts
Washington
New York Custom House
National City Bank
McRae
Custom House
Mr. McRae
Tetler
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Teller
Chan@ier
New Hampshire
Hanna
Ohio
Olsntgsson
Cannon
St. Louis
Aps
Aundry
Mason
Tilirols
Pettus
Alabama
TUR MARKETS QUOTATIONS FROM GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK CENTERS
Market reports from St Paul Minneapolis Chicago Milwaukee Sioux City and South St Paul on February 20 record grain bids for wheat corn oats and barley, plus cattle hogs and sheep prices across multiple exchanges. Notable figures include No 1 Northern wheat around 74 7 61 2 cents in St Paul and substantial live stock quotes in South St Paul and Sioux City. Local violent crime note reports a Pittsburgh shooting as a robbery victim dies after defense.
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St. Paul
Reede
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chigago
Milwaukee
Wis
Northern
Sioux City
Iowa
Texas
South St. Paul
Chalea
Two Virginians at Rose Hill in a family saga of childhood
The article recalls Viola and Steenie, descendants of Martha Washington, living with Aunt Kathy at Rose Hill near the Potomac. They roam the groves, care for pets, survive mishaps, bury beloved animals, and tell tales at Boulder Glen and Fairy Kaioll while Grandma preserves treasures in a brass-knobbed cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha ‘Washington
Kathy
Rose’ Hill
Potomole
Ini
Breister
Brottier
Steenle
Viola
Steenie
Aunt Kathy
Aha
Jesus
Nellie Gray
Grandma
Rose Hill
Garret
Bria
Steemia
Kitty
Lyer Bank
tWico
Steanie
Iano
Wong
Tuan
Boulder Glen
Morgan
Valley Forge Park Bill Summary Attempted
An earnest effort sought to pass a bill in Congress to convert the historic camp into a national park, aiming to preserve its significance and establish federal protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Valley Forge tract urged as national park preservation
The Valley Forge site, where Washington camped during 1777-78, is partly owned by Pennsylvania and cared for by a patriotic group, while the larger tract remains in private hands. A call grows to acquire the whole field for a federal national park, akin to Chickamauga and Gettysburg, to safeguard historic landmarks and the suffering of the revolutionary period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Valley Forge
Washington
Pennsylvania
Bararoxgn
Burgoyne
Gates
Notable Revolutionary War tableaux for classroom use
A long list of stage tableaux outlines costumes props and actions for student performances. Items include Washington infancy with a spinning wheel cradle and improvised bicycle helm. State of the Country with charts beads and whisky jugs. Bunker Hill with chairs and gray blankets. Washington crossing the Delaware using a washtub ship. Surrender of Cornwallis with corn ears. Franklin at court of George IV with a regal scene. Franklin at home eating bread. Washington dictating the Declaration of Independence at a typewriter. Washington's Inauguration with judge and scroll. and The Minuet featuring Washington and partner in colonial dress for group dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George
Dia
Bunker Hill
Aida
Cornwallig
Cornwallis
Franklin
George IV
Iing
Tiress
Minnegatt State Week Brig and Duluth News Patchwork
A fragmented Minnegatt State Week Brig report covers fires, arrests, legal actions, and local incidents. Notable items include a fire damage at a Toweryvnd property. individuals committed to Fergus Falls asylum. a Detroit passenger death. Willmar and Ritchey sheriff activity. a Duluth bigamy arrest. Rochester store fire loss. and a push to dissolve Paynesville.
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Aemai
Elib
St. James
Duluth & Iron Rangs
Carl Andgren
Folla
David Jettray
Graham’ Te
Recorder
Renton Spring Valley
Berman
Detroit
Nelson Stirlings
Willmar
Sheritt
Daleks
Owt
H. Green, Maxfield &Co
Roble M. Dart
Avin
Dart
Owatonna
Sile
West Hotel
Breckn Aid
Benson Commercial Club
Joseph KR. Clements
Caledonia
Preston
Belitch
New Paynesville
Paynesville
Edwin I. Chaleratt
Morris
James A. Taylor
North‘west
Seattle
Duluth
Henry Weber
Rochester
Leas
Tim Tracy
Randall
Fergua Falls
John Sharp
Winnabago City
Agos AL Tandberg
Hazlewald
Ortheld
Aatios
Cro
Milwaukee
Daughit
Yoeonaclong
Stantelaus I. Donnelly
Earate
Ignatius Donnelly
Astat
C. B. Johnson
Havanahak
Johnson
Emil Kissler
Hutchingon
Ai Dary
Michael O'Brien
Faribault
Ithe
Sto
Richmond
John O'Brien
Richland
Mimes, Quady
Carroll
Armstrong
Brainerd
Prom Agricultural and Industrial
Minnesota
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Hale
Maine
Lodge
District of Columbia
Timas
TUR Markets
Pittsburg
M. Hecko
McKee's
Tocks
Ters
Hawthorne
Teenie
Fio
Kate Dandridge
Minnegatt
Henry Eamonn
Empire
Moran’ Ings
J. H. Pitch
Charles Cappelen
Ingane
Rocheater Asylum
Alger, Smith, & ci
Haag
Vemngs Oiee
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