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Washington's Philadelphia presidency and Congress life
Reminiscences recount Washington's Philadelphia residence rented from Robert Morris, his Thursday dinners at four, and strict punctuality. It details Congress Hall and Senate Chamber layouts, royal portraits by the King and Queen of France, and Washington's formal in-person addresses to Congress in the Senate chamber.
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Congress
Philadelphia
Washington
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Robert Morris
Market Street
Fifth and
Sixth Street
Lear
Custis
Virginia
Mrs. Washington
Congress Hall
Chesnut and
Sixth Streets
Chesnut Street
House of Representatives
Chaplin
Sixth
Representatives Chamber
Senate
France
Louis XIV
Marie Antoinette
Napoleon
Jefferson
Senate Chamber
North American
Wickswe
NatChezZe
Attus
Heain
Russia
Ministry For Public Instruction
Franklin the Great Benefactor and the Printing Craft
A Standard article recalls Benjamin Franklin as a model of industry and economy born from humble beginnings. It traces his early life from grammar school to soap boiler and printer apprentice, then navigator of public service, and finally a legislator and ambassador. The piece argues printing did not exalt Franklin. rather his success came from industry and economy. It contrasts common myths about printing’s role and urges patriotic youth to emulate his perseverance.
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America
Franklin
Boston
Philadelphia
Brissot de Warville
Erving
Thomas
Woodworth
N.C. Standard
Portsmouth
Susquehanna
Liverpool
Pension Service
Aaron Burr
Washington
T. S. Brown
Canada
Montreal
Woodstock
Lower Canada
Upper Canada
London
New Orleans
Lynnfield
Augusta
Georgia
Galena
St. Louis
Boston Police Court
Indiana
Fox
Pennsylvania
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Brooke
Baltimore
Republian
South America
Rhode Island Boundary Question in Supreme Court Case
Providence Journal reports Mr. Southward of New Jersey is employed by Rhode Island's governor as associate counsel with Mr. Hazard to handle the case in the U S Supreme Court concerning the boundary with Massachusetts. Rhode Island claims a slice of Bristol county, Massachusetts.
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Providence Journal
Southward
New Jersey
Hazard
Supreme Court of the United States
Massachusetts
Bristol County
Georgia Enacts Law Allowing Limited Partnerships
A new Georgia law authorizes the formation of limited partnerships. The statute establishes legal framework for limited partners and general partners, defines responsibilities, and sets filing requirements and protections for investors under state corporate rules.
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Georgia
Influence of the Mind on Digestion in Combe’s Philosophy
The mind's state shapes appetite, digestion, and nutrition. Joyful minds increase appetite and digestion, while care or grief diminishes them. Shakespeare’s Cassius illustrates a mind heavy with fear. Healthy digestion benefits from sociable after-dinner conversation and gentle, relaxed activity after meals.
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Combe
Shakespeare
Cesar
Cassius
Antony
Caesar
Liasle
Cassus
Cadwell
Europe
Moral sayings of Doctor Johnson from Kuasselas
A compact collection of aphorisms on providence memory suffering pleasures guilt and aging. It notes that equity balances misfortune and joy memory bears burdens long life excludes infancy and old age from knowledge. It emphasizes universal good and repayment of kindness.
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Doctor Johnson
Kuasselas
Quincy Illinois as seat of Adams county and lands
Quincy is the county seat of Adams county Illinois and a post town beside the Mississippi. The county is timbered and desirable yet settling is hindered by tax titles and capitalist land purchases, slowing colonization of the Illinois Mississippi river tract known as military bounty lands.
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Quincy
Adams County
Illinois
Mississippi River
Vandalia
St. Louis
Adams
Mississippi Rivers
Infamous Philadelphia Landlord Accused in Death
The report cites a cruel landlord named JOHN M'CRACKEN blamed for evicting a poor woman in Philadelphia leading to her death by freezing. Several 19th century papers condemn him, calling for punishment and reform, with others mocking the act and noting political affiliations.
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Philadelphia
John M‘cracken
Rowley
Pittsburgh
Treach’ries
Steubenville Union
Bank Convention Debates on Specie Payments and Causes
A long discussion compares Mr Biddle and Mr Gallatin on the suspension of specie payments. Gallatin attributes the pause to public deposits withdrawal, export declines, and domestic exchanges, while Biddle argues from insufficient domestic supply and debt. The piece highlights the moral and legal critique of paper money and praises Gallatin’s clarifying analysis.
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Biddle
New York City
Burg
Vir. Biddle
Gallatin
Jackson
Congress
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Eyre
Pennsylvania
United States
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Mr. Biddle
Mr. Biddie
London
Cape
China
North Carolina
Ohio
District of Columbia
Virginia
Georgia
Kentucky
Indiana
Mr. Gallatin
Caution to Ladies at Ever Green Grove Wisconsin
At Ever Green Grove on the Icy Fork of the Yellow River Wisconsin young men gathered and after proper warning drummed a respectable young lady out of town for expressing a resolute determination to remain single.
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Ever Green Grove
Yellow River
Wisconsin
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