Salisbury prison fire marks end of Confederate camp
The 1865 Salisbury prison blaze wiped out a notorious Yankee camp in a field now a national cemetery. Historians dispute the death toll with estimates ranging from 6,000 to 11,700. blame shifted toward Andersonville and prisoner exchanges ended earlier that year.
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Lawyer prompts jurors on occupation in Albuquerque trial
In Albuquerque New Mexico a prospective juror was questioned about her work status as attorney Don Moses tested potential jurors. A woman answered she was a housewife and was asked if she worked, prompting Moses to joke that he might not go home that night if his wife heard the remark.
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Quenemo voters decide to keep town dry
In Quenemo Kansas population 391 the election asked to legalize liquor sales. The single polling place at the Federated Church annex reported 147 votes to 54 to keep Quenemo dry.
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