Alexander McNate and Family in Early Pennsylvania History
A fragmented 1928 biography details Alexander McNate a 1812 veteran and Missouri governor born in Derry Township Lancaster County. It traces his family background from Ireland, education at Philadelphia, and a curious tale of earning his later status through a paternal conflict, noting migrations and early military service in Dauphin County as it hammers toward his 1704 command.
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Frederic A
Godcharles
Yeland
Aléxander
Robert Dunning
Plitteburgh
Alexander
Joseph Hutchison
College of Philadelphia
Tre Tivo
Adna
Tite
Dunning
Missouri
Dauphin County
Harvard Crew Captain Targets Strong Season Start
Harvard varsity rowing captain Meat Sylvester Kelies leads the crew on the Charles River as they tune up for the season. Coaches expect the squad to intensify training and deliver strong performances at early competitions.
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Sylvester Kelies
Harvard Varsity
Tia
Charles River
Geome
Missouri Governor McNair and 1799 Whiskey Disturbance Scene
The narrative recalls Governor McNair of Missouri, linked to the 1799 Western Pennsylvania disturbances during the Whiskey Rebellion era. It notes his influence by Senator William Maclay of Harrisburg, his 1804 U.S. Army appointment as commissary, a Missouri Territory posting, and later roles as adjutant inspector general and Missouri militia colonel in the War of 1812.
Alexander McNair GOP Governor of Missouri Leader
Alexander McNair was the only Pennsylvanian to serve as Governor of Missouri. The 1820s constitutional debates and the 1824 Beal-senses adoption shaped policies on free people and settlement in the Beatas, with McNair’s career noted amid the era’s political shifts.
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Alexandar McNair
Merchanta
St. Laura
Saas Olding
Beate Gove
Jegislaturg
Henry Chy
Aflasa
At & Iis
Anil Uys
Alexander McNair
Missouri
Radio Programs and State Graduation Record Highlights
A historical radio listing shows programs from W R Pittaburgh to KGW Portland and others, plus a note on a Harrisburg graduation count. About four thousand young men completed state schools this year, including 1434 in commercial courses and 147 in normal schools.
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Harrisburg
Mirek Il
Nak
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Citizens National Bank
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Pennsylvania
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Tome
Glenn
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Biscoy
Cave
Commins
Plittaburgh
Bingtlina Lady
Pittaburgh
Penn Orchestra
Ens
Nixon Restaurant
Groigsia
New York
Iarie
Caphe
WIBH
N. Y
Cotton Club Revue
WBAP
FL Worth
Meron Alent
Dante Aguate
Gazette
RADIO
Utility Electric CO
George T. McKienry, Mer
Dayton
Elestris
Phila
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