Luke Morgan's Civil War Trial and Hidden Identity
Luke Mason survives Shiloh and discovers his long lost father Colonel Morgan is dying. A secret handkerchief reveals Luke is Morgan’s mulatto son, uniting siblings Lillie and Elsie as family. Luke assumes Morgan name, marries, and rides through Corinth and Kenesaw before peace.
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Mason
Luke
Massa
Albert
Colonel Morgan
Blackhawk
Lillie
Kernel
Tom
Jist
Ned Cotton
Ned
Bill Snow
Shiloh
Toy
Colonel Mason
Dhese Woods
Albert Lyin
Elsie Morgan
Jordan Neff
Mr. Neff
Mr. Nef
Pittsburg Landing
Jasper
Elsie
Massa Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Big Pete
Tennessee
Dick Saeed
New Orleans
Tennesawe Mountains
Luke Mason
Morgan
Halleck
Corinth
McArthur
Arkansaw
Vicksburg
Jasper Morgan
Kenesaw Mountains
Luther Morgan
Neff
Ohio
Biennial Elections Proposed Amendment to Ohio Constitution
Ohio General Assembly proposes a series of constitutional amendments to reform terms for judges and officials. The measure calls for biennial elections and outlines changes to Article II III IV X XVI and related schedules, with provisions on term lengths and vacancy fills.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Legislative Single Districts Amendment No 2 Ohio 1889
Ohio General Assembly approves a constitutional amendment to adopt legislative single districts. The measure outlines apportionment by decennial census, creation of a bipartisan four member commission, districting rules for House and Senate, and ballot wording for Yes or No at the November election. Inspired by Article XI sections defining district boundaries and representation.
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General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Elbert L. Lampson
Theo. F. Davis
United States OF America
Ohio
Daniel J. Ryan
State of
Columbus
A. D
Shiloh Battle Echoes in Lone Cabla Story
The narrative links the Shiloh conflict to its characters as Grant Wallace and Buell reinforce the Union line. The piece notes a Confederate loss with General Ridney Johnston killed on the first day and mentions continued fighting into the third day.
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Max
Arkansan Tom
Shiloh
Hell
Mason
Perdition
Ske
Luke
Joshua
Buell
General Prentiss
Prentiss
J. D. Webster
Grant
Fretaay
Lew Wallace
Ridney Johnston
Taxation Amendment Proposal for Ohio State Constitution
Ohio General Assembly proposes a statewide election in November 1889 to amend Article XII Section 2. Exemptions include burial grounds public buildings churches charity and certain private property up to two hundred dollars per person. Ballot options read Taxation Amendment Yes or No with effectiveness set for January 1800.
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General Assembly
Genera
Sixty-Ninth General Assembly
Auditor of State
Skerion
Supreme Court
Advce
Circuit Court
Common Plaws Court
State of
Ohio
Elbert L. Lampson
House of Representatives
Theo. F. Davis
Senate
States OF America
ONIO
Orrick
Secowetany
Stats. I
Daniel J. Ryan
Columbus
A. D
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Allence Luke
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Misa Lillia
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Reba
Massa Albert
Chile
Missouri
Ebery
Lexington
Galler
Supremes Court
United States
Ven Baer
Justices of the Peace
Common Pleas
Noah H. Albaugh
Peceless Pro
The
House of Representates
WM. C. Lyon
State of Ohio