Emigration talk and political notes from Dakota era
The report mentions July Fourth events, speakers like J. Katox and D. Hendragon, and a bill proposing 125 000 for public buildings. It discusses territorial politics, population literacy, and debates over apportionment tables and representation in the Dakota Territory.
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The fragment discusses the assessor’s role and a Times option for a new basis, noting no good reason against agreeing on a fair basis. No identifiable people, places, or organizations beyond generic terms are present.
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Times Illing
Local notices and town chatter drift through Twin Creek columns
The article pieces report meeting notices at St Paul, local rail workers in Winona, a dramatic marital rumor in Dakota territory, town sports and theater events, business changes in Huron, and a Civil War battle reminiscence with detailed casualty counts.
Vanderbilt praised by crowd amid wealth debate
The article defends W. H. Vanderbilt against deprecatory remarks about wealth and power. It notes the large crowd seeking a glimpse or word from Vanderbilt during a western trip and argues he is better than many in his position, while acknowledging he inherited great wealth.
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St. Paul
Mr. Vanderbilt
W. H
Vanderbilt
W. H. Vanderbilt
Enterprising Merchants and Rail Growth in Ming County
Enterprising towns boost trade as L. C. Libby opens a new store in Ming county with a fine stock. J. E. and Schaxidt prepare improvements, while Woodruff and Willis run a tin shop connected to a store. Milwaukee-Oakland daily mail indicates rapid rail work and harvest prospects in Miner County with expected crops and prices.
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First Minnesota Gallant Charge at Gettysburg
Account of the First Minnesota at Gettysburg from Hon. Martin Maginns's manuscript in the Washington Herald. The eight-company regiment of 252 men advances under Hancock's plea to stop the charging enemy, with colors advancing despite heavy cannon and infantry fire.
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First Regiment Minnesota Volunteers Meet at St James
Annual reunion of the First Regiment Minnesota Volunteers convened at St James on the 20th and 21st. The write up recalls their gallant charge at Gettysburg.
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