CANADATAN BOUNDARY DISPUTES SINCE 1783
A historical overview of the long unresolved boundary disputes between the United States and Great Britain, beginning with the 1783 Treaty of Paris and spanning through 1871. It tracks the evolving lines from the northwest angle of Nova Scotia to the St Lawrence region, the Mississippi, Oregon, San Juan, and Alaska, highlighting key negotiations, commissioners, and the Ashburton treaty settlement while noting persistent questions and territorial adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Paris
British North America
United States
Nova Scotia
Connecticut River
Iroquois River
Lake Ontario
Erie
Flint River
Saint Mary's River
Atlantic Ocean
St. Croix River
St. Lawrence River
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Maine
New Brunswick
London
Richard Rush
Rouse’s Point
Lake Champlain
St. John’s River
Halifax
Quebec
Great Lakes
Netherlands
van Buren
Winfield Scott
Lord Ashburton
Alexander Baring
Lord Ashbirtes
Daniel Webster
Ashburton
St. John's River
Webster
Oregon
San Juan
Northwestern
Lousiana
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Mexico
Columbia River
John Jacob Aistor
Astoria
Columbia
Drake
England
San Juan de Fuca
Vancuver Island
Alabama
Grant
Alaska
Lancaster
Examiner
War Warsaw Mayor's Proclamation Honors Veterans
The mayor of Warsaw calls closing of business from 1 to 4 p m on Thursday May 30 in observance of Decoration Day. Veterans of the Civil War and other wars are invited to participate in ceremonies at Oakwood cemetery and graves shall be tended with flowers as a memorial across the river to rest under the trees.
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Orrin
B. FP. Ricuanpsun
Warsaw
Memorial Exercises Honor Patriot Dead At Mt Tabor Church
Sunday afternoon events included G A B post Wa R C and Spanish American War veterans at the M B E church for annual memorial services. Rev M Stone led prayers Rev Baker opened with prayer Rev Henry read scripture Rev Byrer gave a patriotic address on veterans sacrifices and duty to flag. Music by the Methodist choir. Benediction by Rev Burker. A death near Cluriette: Martin Boffheim 18 died after epileptic seizure on road home from Sunday school near Mt Tabor church coroner ruled death by suffocation.
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G. A. B. Post
Christian Church
G. F. Byrer
United Brethren Church
Tie
Burker
Martin Boffheim
Cluriette
Mt. Tabor ¢Éhurch
Clunette
Stinson
East
Court and real estate notices from Kosciusko county
Court records list transfers, divorces, and probate actions including Joseph Dolan and Mary Foote cases, county council appropriations, and administrator discharge. Real estate transfers show Edward Reed to Albert Leak, Warsaw Gait and Coke Co. property, and multiple deeds in Jackson, Wayne, Etna, and Mentone townships through May 25, 1901.
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Kosciusko Ad&lract
Title Guaranty Company
Masonic Block
Edward Reed
Albert
Lydia Ann Leak
Jackson
City of Warsaw
Warsaw
Gaight & Coke Co
Old Cemetery
Abraham L. Kline
Maud Downing
Mary Cotrell
William Wood
Becknell
Milford Junction
Bidn
Milton Woods
Milan
Avery
Wood & Avery
Syracuse
Lydia Thomas
Jessie G. Kincaid
Wayne
Stenry Gibson
Enoch Floover
van Bouren
Charles E. Brinkley
Jennie S. Brinkley
Etna
John Grabner
Charles A. Grabner
Kist
Frederick B. Curtis
Joshua W. ‘Curtis
Joseph Bowman
Lewisa Brown
Bowman
Mentone
Mary
Martha Brown
Washington
Wirsiow High school commencement honors keynote address
The Wirsiow High School commencement held in the opera house respected inclement weather as the program featured Signor G Marone instrumental pieces, Rev I M Stone invocation, Miss Frances Morris vocal, Carley Beyer salutatory, Elmer By Funk lute piece, and an instructive address by President Joseph Swaim of Indiana University. He spoke on the elements of a successful life, praising immutable law, a sound mind, industry, and character, followed by harp solo Annie Laurie, Hazel Breading valedictory, Helen Cripe song, Prof George C Bush class address, diplomas by Superintendent Noble Harter, and benediction by Rev G F Bryer. The 1901 commencement drew praise as among the best in the school’s history.
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Wirsiow High School
Opera House
Signor G. Marone
L. M. Coffman
I. M. Stone
Frances Morris
Carley Beyer
Elmer
Funk
Joseph Swaim
Indiana University
Harter
Annie Laurie
Signor Marone
Hazel Breading
Helen Cripe
George C. Bush
Noble Harter
G. F. Bryer
Board of Education
Lessons from a Youthful Worker and Patriot Memorial
A youth hired at a department store for three dollars a week is praised for honesty and potential advancement, while a minor theft ends his rise. The essay urges integrity as the true capital for future leadership, warns against opportunistic scheming, and calls for persistent civic and patriotic education, especially among youth, aided by courts and the press. Memorial Day observances are praised as lessons in patriotism, with emphasis on teaching duty, sacrifice, and love of country to the younger generation for the preservation of free institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Shuler
Bourbon News-Mirror
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UACE
Rockies
Offremont
Thomas TH. Benton
Senate
Fremont
Russian America
Polk
Buchanan
John C. Calhoun
M. BE. Church
G. F. Beyer
Commissioners' Court
Probade Court
S. Brown
B. Funk
Daniel Bratt
Marton Place
William VT. Vanvactor
Denry
Circuit Court
Joseph P. Dolan
Com’r
Li Scarfoss
Turkey Creek
William Shroyer
Lewis KE
Shroyer
Iain Tp
State of Indian
Maurice Raser
Wiliam Ward
Mary G. Foote
Dora
Probate Court
James T. Novel
Nancy Noel
County
Coane
Kos¢iusko County
Jin
Samuel W. Oldfather
D. Anglin
Joel Tall
3. M. Rippey
W. A. Babcock
J. C. Meredith
Board of Charities
Supreme Court
State Board
Miller Trial
Board of Charities and Correction
Council
Thances L. Demyre
Sarah Denny
Andrew G. Wood
Joseph
O’connell
Marriage Lovenaca
Willian Gregg
Artamissa Paul
Miles Clark
May Keister
Ruey Fisher
Arvilla
Cochran
John M. Chughn
Mertie A. Leedy
Harry Scribner
Rhoda Horn
Mary J, Makemson Et
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