Daviess of Kentucky A Character in Federalism and Ironies
A three part sketch chronicles Joseph Hamilton Daviess a unique Kentucky figure whose life blended fierce advocacy for federalism with stark eccentricities of dress and conduct. It recounts his rise from frontier lawyer to national figure defending Burr and later dying heroically at Tippecanoe in 1811 while serving as a colonel in Harrison's campaign.
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Daviess
John Breckenridge
Jefferson
Nicholas
Nestor
Kentucky
Allegheneys
Supreme Court of the United States
Green River Country
The
Evolution
John’ Marshall
John Marshall
Dusties
Davidgs
Atewasib Wadge Marshall
Vexinet
Ther
Lizentia
Henry Clays
Jessa Bledsoe J
Aarth Burr
Theodosia
Alston
Carolina
Frankfort
Burrand
Jexander Hamiltonn
Hamilton
Yelterton
Ot Burr
Burr
Clay
Dayless
Republic
Barr
Thorities
Blennerhassett
Mississippi
Natchez
William Henry Harrison
Northwest
Tippecanoe
Joe” Daviess
Harrison
Vincennes
Tippecanoe County
Indiana
Gaveras
Re- Atraint
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Chlefly
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Loulaville
Congress
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Joseph Hamilton Daviess
Commonwealth
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Daviess County
Missouri
Jo’ Daviess County
Illinois
Numericas
Blue Ridge
Amnemory
Memorial to Joseph Hamilton Daviess Lifted by Citizens
A Danville column urges Kentucky honor Joseph Hamilton Daviess by placing a bronze medallion on a county courthouse lawn or a portrait in the main auditorium. The writer notes Daviess left no descendants and calls for a lasting tribute to his memory and genius.
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Joseph Hamilton Daviess
Court House
Daviess
Kentucky
Jo Dariess
Con Haffey Injured In Shop Accident
Con Haffey of Dewey Avenue suffered severe injuries at a machine shop Sunday afternoon when an automatic whitewash hose caused a fall from a ladder. He sustained a crushed right arm, a dislocated left wrist, facial gash, and sprained muscles. doctors treated him before he was taken by Scott ambulance to a hospital.
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Con Haffey
Dewey Avenue
Haffey
Albert Bales
Bales
Workman
Scott
Habits Grow From Odd Public Display At Train Station
A husband and wife escorted a small dog through the B. and O. Southwestern station. The wife kissed the dog passionately before placing it in a valise and sending it via the baggage car. An onlooker noted how habits develop, while another suggested the woman might be an actress.
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Southwestern
Curt Holder
Ruling In Saloon Case Ends Pike County Licensing
Judge John L. Bretz ruled for the Pike county commissioners in the two year fight to compel a liquor license for John Kunkel. The decision blocks Kunkel from operating a saloon here, with Salby Saloon quitting business June 29, ending saloon operations in the county.
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John L. Bretz
John Kunkel
Board of
Pike County Commissioners
Kunkel
Focal Court
Pike Circuit Court
Appellate Court
Supreme Court
Pike County
Salby
End of School Year Activities Preview
The article notes promotion tickets distributed Friday afternoon May 28 and dismissal for summer. The senior class prepares for commencement on May 27 with invitations and a class song practice. The 26 member graduating class uses yellow and white colors and the scarlet rose as class flower. Final exams in lower grades start in about a week.
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Scareisal Neal
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