This Date In History March 2 notable births and deaths
March 2 history notes mark the births and deaths of figures such as De Witt Clinton born in New Windsor and later New York governor, Louis Gabriel Suchet and John Weakley, Sam Houston born near Lexington, Nicholas of Russia, Jubal Early, John Stuart Blackie, and Rev. Dr. Scoville Mallory among others.
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de Witt Clinton
New Windsor
N. Y
James Clinton
Erie Canal
New York
Louis Gabriel Suchet
France
Albufera
John Weakley
London
Sam Houston
Texas
Lexington
Hunteville
Tex
Nicholas
Russia
Alexander I. M
Jubal A. Early
Lynehlburg
John Stuart Binckle
University of Edinburgh
Edinburgt
Scoville Mallory
The
Churchman
New York City
March 3 in history marks births deaths and titles
On March 3 events include the births of English novelist Willam Godwin and tragedian Willem Charles Macready who acted in American cities and clashed with Edwin Forrest. Other entries note deaths of Duke Claude Perrin Victor, Russian serf emancipation decree, antiquarian WY Palmer in Richmond, actor Nelson Whealcroft, and Admiral George Dewey’s promotion to full admiral.
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Willam Godwin
Willem Charles Macready
London
Macready
Earaninensett
Marshal Victor
Virginus
Richard II
United States
America
Edwin Forrest
Claude Perrin
Victor
Duke of
Bel- Juno
France
Napoleon
Friedland
Caur
Alexander IT
WY P. Palmer
Richmond
Nelson Whealcroft
New York City
George Dewey
Pendleton Faces Settlement On Marshalship Dispute
The town urges an end to the Pendleton marshalship and recorder quarrel arguing it serves no public interest. Leaders say the conflict has harmed welfare, increased taxpayer burdens, and only benefits those pushing personal stakes.
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Pendleton
Peter
Paul
Equalization of Property Assessments Across Counties
The three county assessors Union Baker and Umatilla argue for values raised to boost taxation yet acknowledge equalization is crucial. They warn that unfairly differing assessments between similarly valued properties amount to a robbery in the name of the state. The text ends noting assessment at ten cents on the dollar.
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Union
Baker
Umatilla
East Oregonian
Assessing Tax Inequities and the Case Against Subsidies
Louis F. Post argues that unequal assessments in Union Baker and Umatilla counties burden small property owners, while corporations evade taxes. He favors direct public subsidies over indirect tariffs, warning that ship subsidies would unleash endless demands and undermine protection, risking national industry and politics.
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Custom House
Club of Common Sense
Sword of Common Justice
Louis F. Post
Johnstown Democrat
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Matism
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Alta
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Pendleton Planing Mill Lumber Yard
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