Albion News Briefs and Local Notices
February district tax receipts show January collections at 46000 and February at 24000. Albion hosts Three Months in Paris benefit for the Art Gallery with Prof. T. and local editor speakers. May Day celebration in First Ward School yard features a picnic and Maypole. New engine house planned for Albion to serve Fire Company. Mutual Self Protective Association forms in western county to fight horse thieves. officers elected. Death of J. W. Davinney noted. morphine and spirits suspected in cause. Benefit concert planned for Chicago Sanitary Fair support. Mrs. L. Dax, renowned pianist, praised for civic talent.
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Grand Pic Nia to Aid Sanitary Commission in Marshall
Citizens of Marshall plan a grand Pic Nia on the Calhoun County Fair Grounds to raise funds for the Sanitary Commission. An admission fee of ten cents per person and twenty five cents per team applies. The event promises plentiful entertainment and aims to be a landmark gathering for the area.
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Army of the Tennessee Parade and Civil War Trials Update
The Tribune reports the Army of the Tennessee marching north through Paixsburg with fresh spirits and uniform discipline. Dispatches note confiscated rebel archives, Confederate conspirator trials in Washington, and Reverdy Johnson advising Mrs. Surratt. Tennessee Senators Patterson and Fowler elected. questions remain on full U.S. House representation. Indian troubles rise near Mankato as an uprising unfolds. a Blue Earth county incident ends with a lynching confession.
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