posegate造句

• On January 23, 1862, Posegate was promoted to 1st lieutenant.
• Posegate said the decision does not embrace any particular method for establishing Title IX equality.
• A year later, in 1869, Wilkinson & Posegate sold the paper to Hallowell & Bittinger.
• Five years after Posegate's first wife died, he married Emma Cushman, from New Hampshire.
• Christy Sakaziro lives in neighboring island of Saipan with her two daughters, Liberty Posegate and Francia Aderkeroi Posgate.
• Posegate's partners in " The West " were Washington Jones and Edward Y . Shield.
• Posegate died on January 19, 1917 and is buried in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in St . Louis.
• Posegate bought out his partners and became the sole owner of " The West " in February 1860.
• After the sale of " The West ", Posegate moved to Memphis and worked as a printer.
• Princess Christy Sakaziro lives in neighboring island of Saipan with her two daughters, Liberty Posegate and Francia Aderkeroi Posgate.
• Posegate eventually returned to St . Joseph, in 1867, and took over management of the " Herald ."
• Posegate fought in the Siege of Vicksburg, after which he resigned his post on June 25, 1863, claiming bad eyesight.
• However, in September of 1864, Posegate helped to organize the 175th Ohio and became a conditional second lieutenant in that outift.
• The acquisition was valued at $ 23 million based on MicroAge's stock price then, said Dave Posegate, vice president of corporate development.
• The paper was published in a town on the border of Missouri and Kansas, where Posegate's extreme nationalist political views were not well received.
• The two moved to Kirkwood, California in 1890s, but returned to Missouri where Posegate became editor of the " St . Louis Star ."
• For the first two years, Posegate was business manager for Wilkinson & Bittinger, and then bought John L . Bittinger's share of the company and became a partner.
• His resignation letter in the National Archives is accompanied by a surgeon's certificate verifying the deterioration of Posegate's eyesight and his inability to fulfill his duties because of his vision.
• "The West " became a daily paper in 1859 . Posegate was firmly in support of the Union on the topic of secession, but was also against abolitionist views of another paper, the " Free Democrat ."