Killed His Own General In 1862 Union's Jeff Davis Haunted Man
Jefferson Columbus Davis of Indiana, a Union officer who killed his commanding general in Louisville in 1862, faced manslaughter charges, postings with Sherman, later service in Alaska, and a life haunted by the incident.
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Indian fighting in California and Ethiopian transport comparison
Report notes Davis distinguished in subduing the Modocs in northern California. In Ethiopia the donkey competes with the airplane as a favored transport.
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Bridges Sits Up After Heart Attack Recovery
Concord report says Sen Styles Bridges 63 is sitting up in bed for the first time since his Sept. 20 heart attack and is improving. physicians note steady progress. The article also notes there are over 300,000 electricians in the United States, about one in ten owning their own business.
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