On this day
4December
- 1843
The second session of the fourth legislative assembly of the Territory commenced; it submitted the question of forming a State government to a vote of the people. Henry Dodge took his seat for his second term at the commencement of this session
- 1843
Henry Dodge took his seat at the commencement of the first session of the twenty-eighth Congress.
- 1850
The Fort Howard military reservation lands were abandoned for military purposes by the war department.
- 1852
The dissolution of the partnership between Levi Alden and Charles Holt was published in the Gazette.
- 1862
Private Adelbert Babcock died at Memphis.
- 1873
Verna I., a daughter of the family, was born.
- 1874
An event involving Messrs. W. (passage incomplete)
- 1874
Action by Messrs. W. (passage fragmentary)
- 1877
F. Cutts died.
- 1881
Hosea, a son, was born.
- 1892
The grand jury indicted Mathew R. Ashton, a nephew of the Stones, in connection with the murder of Mrs. Daniel Stone.
- 1898
Rev. A. Spinney's charge ended (December 27, 1896 to December 4, 1898).
- 1902
The trustees voted President Strong an annuity as president emeritus and released him.
On this day
4December
- 1843
The second session of the fourth legislative assembly of the Territory commenced; it submitted the question of forming a State government to a vote of the people. Henry Dodge took his seat for his second term at the commencement of this session
- 1843
Henry Dodge took his seat at the commencement of the first session of the twenty-eighth Congress.
- 1850
The Fort Howard military reservation lands were abandoned for military purposes by the war department.
- 1852
The dissolution of the partnership between Levi Alden and Charles Holt was published in the Gazette.
- 1862
Private Adelbert Babcock died at Memphis.
- 1873
Verna I., a daughter of the family, was born.
- 1874
An event involving Messrs. W. (passage incomplete)
- 1874
Action by Messrs. W. (passage fragmentary)
- 1877
F. Cutts died.
- 1881
Hosea, a son, was born.
- 1892
The grand jury indicted Mathew R. Ashton, a nephew of the Stones, in connection with the murder of Mrs. Daniel Stone.
- 1898
Rev. A. Spinney's charge ended (December 27, 1896 to December 4, 1898).
- 1902
The trustees voted President Strong an annuity as president emeritus and released him.