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Proctor Recalls Early Nominating Convention Details
Addison G. Proctor of St. Joseph Michigan recounts preballot events at the 1800 Chicago convention as told at the Hamilton club. He says he was 21 and part of the Kansas delegation and describes the Briggs house headquarters and stormy opposition to Seward’s nomination.
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Chicago
Hamilton Club
Addison G. Proctor
St. Joseph
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Proctor
Kansas
Briggs House
William H. Seward
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Stormy Lincoln selection linked to southern delegate speech
A southern delegate Cassius M. Clay from Kentucky reshapes support for Lincoln amid crisis. Proctor notes Lincoln’s lack of national experience while border-state forces urge readiness for war as Seward faction proves weak. The scene signals looming civil conflict with strong southern resolve.
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The Kingdom of Dust Extends Beyond Boundaries
An essay describes dust as an infinite kingdom with no borders or coordinates. It details its components in countless forms and states, from solid to gaseous, present in homes, streets, mountains, prairies, deserts, and Arctic regions. It cites tiny particles from cigarette smoke and colored compounds in water, noting ubiquitous dust in everyday life.
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Kingdom of Dust
Ogden Discusses Materials in Popular Mechanics March Issue
J Gordon Ogden, Ph D, surveys a wide range of substances from ton materials to fabrics, metals, wax, paper, clay, and even bacteria in the March Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Popular Mechanics
Birth of Quebec public figure Charles F. X. Alexandre Chauveau
Hon Charles F X Alexandre Chauveau a long prominent Quebec public figure born February 23 1847 in Quebec City He descended from an old French family his father P J O Chauveau was once premier of Quebec He studied at Artillery College Montreal McGill and Laval trained as a lawyer and served in the Quebec legislative assembly Solicitor General and Provincial Secretary He lectured criminal law at Laval for fifteen years and was named a chevalier of the Legion of Honor of France for his public service to French Quebecers.
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Charles F. X. Alexandre Chauveau
Quebec
Canada
P. J. O. Chanveau
Result’s College
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Laval
New Passenger Engines Reach La Grande with Innovations
Two new locomotive models arrive in La Grande en route to the Pacific Northwest with enhancements for ride smoothness. The engines feature swing trucks and revised bearings, reducing track roughness and signaling more such units for future service. The two ships are numbered 202 and 208 and head toward Portland.
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Notable historical milestones on February twenty third
This date in history lists figures born or died such as Handel and Keats, events from Napoleonic Italy to the Waverly authorship, Santa Anna in San Antonio, and 1910 Chinese troops at Lassa with the Dalai Lama fleeing to India. It covers births, deaths, appointments, and political upheavals across centuries.
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Saxony
London
William Eaton
United States
Tripoli
Woodstock
Conn
George Taylor
Easton
Ireland
Napoleon Bonaparte
Italy
John Keats
Walter Scott
Santa Anna
San Antonio
Sam Houston
Parle
Louis Philippe
Raleigh
N. C
Rome
Canada
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Dalai Lama
India
Washington Dinners for Congressman Gardner
Washington business groups and citizens have arranged a complimentary dinner for Congressman Washington Gardner of Michigan in appreciation for his work in aiding national capital measures in Congress. The event occurs tomorrow night in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Washington Gardner
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Public Figures Invite to Dinner Hosted by Noted Leaders
The article notes that Speaker Cannon Representative Champ Clark and many other prominent figures have accepted invitations to attend a forthcoming dinner. The event underscores collaboration among national leaders and public figures.
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Georgia Drainage congress holds annual session in Brunswick
Brunswick Georgia February 24 delegates gathered for the Georgia Drainage congress annual session. President George W Deeen of Waycross spoke along with C G Elliot from the U S Department of Agriculture, S W McCallie Georgia state geologist and Dr James Hyde Pratt North Carolina state geologist.
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Georgia Drainage Congress
George W. Deeen
Waycross
C. G. Elliot
United States Department of Agriculture
W. McCallie
Gorgia
James Hyde Pratt
North Carolina
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable family remedy for coughs colds croup bronchitis hoarseness and grippe. Claims quick relief without opiates or substitutes and promotes Hill's Drug Store as the seller.
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Hill’s Drug Store
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