Adair Law Amendments Narrowly Approved in House Debate
A long House struggle over changes to the Adair law ends with 57 ayes to 37 nays as amendments are voted on. Debate highlights include factions aligning to dampen or defend provisions, with opponents pressed to repeal the law and supporters signaling possible Senate concurrence.
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The Canada thistle and debts drive the farmer to action
The text contrasts sharp blistering debts with the Canada thistle as a relentless agricultural scourge. It notes interest gnaws at substance, binds industry, and chains a man to a fatal mesh. It also mentions peach crops dying in January predicting August crops and ends with a quip about a man who could not express feelings sending them by mail.
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Two Dartmouth Alumni Mysteriously Slain in Louisiana
The Nashua Telegraph recounts a tale linking Dartmouth College graduates A. B. Long and Frank W. Perkins to postwar tragedy in Louisiana. Long, once a judge, was murdered by White Leaguers. Perkins, seeking justice, was shot after offering a reward for his killer.
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Washington Speechless Power Shaped the Constitution
Washington never made a speech at the Constitutional Convention but his brief remarks and personal charisma shaped the document. Jefferson likewise spoke little while Napoleon stressed deeds over words. A 999 year lease in Woolwich reverts to heirs, and old John Grey’s crutches head to Philadelphia. A Canadian rooster beat the American eagle in Hamilton, prompting a reflection on liberties.
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