Return of Flags as Peace Symbol Feels Opposed by Davis
A Jefferson Davis confidant argues returning captured flags would halt fraternal North South reconciliation. He cites Washington and Richmond flags as non trophies and warns such acts could imply triumph in civil war. Also notes Dun and Co trading review, inter state commerce rulings, and miscellaneous 1880s business and legal notices.
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Baltimore
Jefferson Davis
Sereere
North
South
Richmond
War Office
United States
Washington
Cornwallis
George Washington Parke Curtis
United States War Office
Peace at Gettysburg Fraternal Reunion of Blue and Gray
Amid Gettysburg a fraternal reunion brings Union and Confederate veterans face to face as two rival divisions clasp hands and march under the stars. Surviving Pickett's men join the Philadelphia brigade. Col. McClure welcomes Virginians while Col. Ayler speaks for Virginia. Letters of regret arrive from leaders including the president and Senator Sherman. In Eldora Kansas a coroner's inquest finds killing not justifiable in Roy Nance case.
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Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Packett
Pickett
Dixie
Col. Banes
Alexander K. McClure
Pennsylvania
Col
McClure
William R. Ayler
Gen. Armistad
Armistad
Virginia
McClare
South
Lincoln
Grant
Key West
Behing Straits
Bunker Hill
San Francisco
W. F. Smith
J. T. Owen
Jaaac P. Webster
John H. Taggart
Charles T. Loehr
Pickett's Division Association
J. F. Crocker
H. M. Strubling
J. A. Marshall
Yinoleam Smith
Kirk Otey
Gray
John W. Grazera
Committee of
Senator Sherman
Fitz Hugh Lee
Edwin Fotber
George W. Childs
William Curtin
Charles A. Dana
Union
Conenehas
Tose
Eldora
Kansas
Roy Nance
William Forney
Sycamore Township
Nanee
Nance
Nebraska
Yankton Insane Asylum Trustees Accused of Misconduct
Public Examiner Harris finds trustees of the Yankton Insane Asylum improperly delegated duties to Secretary Cobby. Report details missing vouchers, unrecorded disbursements totaling about 5472.53, and improper funds handling over two years, with governor’s displeasure and a supplemental audit confirming significant irregularities.
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Cobby
BrimAnex
Gov Church
Public
N. Harris
Yankton Insane Asylum
Harris
Hhis
J. A. Potter
Aleelene
E. Cobby
Ess
Williams
Ae Com
Gov
Pierce
Fate
SEC
Territorial
Caldwell
A. E. Cobby
Geee Tees
Church
Board of Trustees
Gov. Church
Aberdeen
B. G Smith
John R Gamble
Se Tee Eee
Dakota Hospital
Diversified farming urged for West Missouri country
An interview with a Dakotian from the West Missouri slope argues against exclusive grain farming. It notes thin settlement, variable crops, and predicts slim wheat prospects even with rain, while corn and potatoes look good. It advocates mixed farming combining cattle, horses, and dairy to build credit.
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West Missouri
Stark County
Morton County
Northern
Pacific
West Dakota
Stark
Crop Opinion from Territorial Veterinarian on Wheat and Corn Prospects
Territorial Veterinarian J C Alloway reports crop prospects across the territory after extensive travel. Wheat and oats in the Red River valley show larger sowings and finest yields in years, with Traill Grand Forks Walsh Pembina counties highlighted. Moisture shortages limit some Grants counties, while recent rains may boost county yields. Dakota corn crop faces varied conditions.
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J. C. Alloway
Red River Valley
Traill
Grand Forks
Walsh
Pembina
Vally
Dakota
Crop prospects for June harvest revised downward
Territorial Statistician Sheridan reports June crop prospects are weaker than May due to late rains and hot winds along the Missouri and Red rivers. Wheat heading out late, with overall yield revised to about two thirds of prior expectations. figures for winter wheat barley oats and rye listed with percentages and regional impacts across North Dakota and nearby basins.
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Territorial
Onpway, Dak
Sheridan
Missouri River
Dakota
Red River
James
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J. B. Young
Sparta
J. D. Rathbone
Cashton
D. Mc Gullery
Galesville
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West Kansas Or Yards Company
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Chicago & Northwestern Road
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Yankton Asylum
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