Stephen Miller Pennsylvanian to Minnesota Governor
Frederick 4 recounts Stephen Miller born 1816 in Carroll Township Dauphin County. A prothonotary and newspaper editor, he joined the 1st Minnesota in 1861, rose to brigadier general, led at Bull Run, and later governed Minnesota 1864 to 1866. He promoted schools, railroads, and Indian affairs, remarried in 1869, and died 1781 at Worthington Minnesota.
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Carroll Township
Perry County
David
Rosanna Datkess Miller
Grand ‘Ang
Meichair Miller
Pennsylvania
Germany
New England
Stephen
Harrisburg
Miller
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania Telegram
Whip Party
Pollock
Philadelphia
St. Cloud
Abraham, Lincoln
Christopher C. Andrews
Lincoln
Bull Run
Army of the Potomac
Vincolu
Mankato
United States
Ichncoin
Pacific Ocean
Margaret Funk
Penna
Wesley F. Miller
Gettysburg
Stephen C
Worthington
Minn
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Alexander Simpson Trained Lawyer Listed in 1855 Records
Deputy Attorney General of Penna a resident of Bellefonte born in Philadelphia 1855 Alexander Simpson trustee justice supreme court residence Philadelphia appears in archival notes detailing his career and origin with emphasis on his Philadelphia roots and official roles.
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Bellefonte
Alexander Simpson
Philadelphia
Justice Supreme Court
Filipino women join pharmacy courses in Manila colleges
The Manila gossip column notes Filipino women entering pharmacy at the University of the Philippines and private colleges as young trainees prepare medicinal preparations. It also mentions Datu Alp of Cotabato as Philippines chess champion, his illiteracy, family chess lineage, and his Moro battle songs played during games. The piece critiques new gagging proposals and reports on animal diseases in the Philippines and rinder pest outbreaks worsened by quarantine enforcement.
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More
Datu Alp
Cotabato
Quarantine Strictures Tighten as Death Rates Rise
In the Manila region the death rate from thrax climbs rapidly. Five native constabulary units patrol Bulacan and Bataan while provincial governors face criticism from Governor-General Wood. Quarantine orders provoke resistance as officials vanish during investigations and suspensions mount, with a Bulcen governor warned his head may roll if compliance wavers.
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Manila
Bulacan
Bataan
Wood
Freeton
Bulsein
War sequel hits Chinese students at Michigan campus
At Arbor Michigan Chinese students face funding curbs as education costs rise with delays in scholarship checks from sources tied to historic funds. About ninety Chinese students are enrolled, with fifteen affected as scholarships lag and students seek odd jobs to cover expenses.
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Wawxawn Arbor
Mich
Jia
University of Michigan
Vy Tsing Ya College
United States
War impacts Chinese students and scholarships abroad
Insular officials face wartime fare impacts as college scholarships in China provide $82 monthly, provincial funds cut off due to ongoing hostilities. Students rely on a $290 reserve managed by the Campus Chinese club but many have withdrawn funds amid the conflict.
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Tsing Hug College
Chenk
Cheung
Canton Thina Club
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