North Dakota Legislature Passes Numerous Bills and Adjourns
A detailed synopsis notes bills introduced on the tenth seat including a state board for tax equalization, bond invalidation, and town incorporation. The session passed items such as uniform school accounting, publicity for mortgage sales, salaries for county officers, and measures on seed grain, banking, and public utilities. Adjournment follows after debates on education, lottery, and amendments to the seed wheat law, with tributes to Wm. Mitchell and aResolution to adjourn in his honor.
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Senate
North Dakota
Stevens
United States
Nage
HOUSE
Angel of Destiny
Wm. Mitchell
Buch
Mesara
Thompson
Cass
Roney and Hankinson
North Dakota Agricultural College
Board of Equalization
J Judicial Districte
Roney
Ink
Congress
Walpeton
Seed Wheat Committee
First Judicial District
McCormick
Agricultural College
LaMoure
Mr. Stevens
South Dakota
Jacob Dobmier
Rteferre
County Board of Supervisora
Reform School and
Academy of Science
Supreme Court
North
South
Dakota
Bismarck
Kenand
Jamestown
Ueland
Exlyeley
University At
Grand Works
Messrs
Selby
Worst
Tanta
Williams
Fargo Agricultural College
Board of Charities and Corrections
Estabrook
Cole
Mine Run hesitation and a near fatal rider incident
During the Mine Run campaign of the Army of the Potomac orders called for a dawn assault at eight. A young officer burst up the line. a plow hole toppled him, pinning him beneath his horse. Despite pain he sent a despatch to countermand the attack, with Lt Davis dispatched to General Meade to halt a catastrophe and save thousands.
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Army of the Potomac
Sixteenth Maine Regiment
Meade
Davis
Cade
Washington In 1789 Tour Described In Worcester Reminiscence
A Worcester reminiscence recounts General Washington riding in uniform with aides and two bay horses, followed by a baggage wagon, during his 1789 New England tour. In Worcester he breakfasted October 23 before passing General Ward’s house, who did not greet him, prompting debate over Ward’s motives.
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Washington
New England
Worcester
General Washington
New Republic
Westborough
General Ward
Pease ‘Tavern
Murderous attack ends in death of mother in law
In La Grange Indiana Frank Mingus the divorced husband of Annie Louneberry’s daughter killed his mother in law after an argument over access to their grandchild. He confessed at the sheriff’s office and is now jailed awaiting further proceedings.
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la Grange
Ind
Frank Mingus
Annie
Nebemiah Louneberry
Mingus
Flood Levels Reach Record Heights From Cairo to Gulf
From Cairo to the Gul Memphis area rivers run high with the highest flood level ever recorded. Forecast says levels may hit the gulf within five or six days as three days of rain total two to three inches west of the Mississippi and two to five inches between the Ohio and Cumberland valleys. Appel reporter notes Arkansas City conditions suppressed water from the Sappington break floods town with hogs and sheep drowned. levees topped by four inches of water on sandbags.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cairo
Gulf
Mississippi
Indian Territory
Ozark Range
Ohio
Cumberland
Arkansas City
Ark
Wildflower lore and oddities from distant towns
A jumble of rustic curiosities, odd experiments, and droughty forecasts spans California wheat dreams, Florida flowers, a bizarre bottle fish in Maryland, and a Kansas City ghost joke. It notes a 70 mph speed trial, a cryptic owl trick in Georgia, and a Ledger of youth crime in New York with varied misdeeds.
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California
Arizona
Chico
Cal
San Diego
Sarracad
Albany
Florida
North Carolina
Irodell
Tennessee Line
Ifaece
Basketfal
Kansas + City Journal
Nedum
Squires
Pareheons
Wiskers
England
Oxford
Dan Voridge
Laurih
Ludlow
Miss
Old Connecticut
Baltimore
Smithsonianimall
New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
Mureder
Brian
Dea
Rae
Inspector Thorne
Judy Ballin
Louisville
Vhorne
Big Tony
Rene Binl
Mance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oakes
W. H. H. Rovey
Dodde
Third Judicial District
Agricultural
McCormack
McBride
Mr. Smith
Mr. Selby
Hoyt
Committee On
Thoarpson
Ae Houe
Dissem
Diesem
Swannton
The
Gul
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