History of Amnesty and Disabling Provisions in the Fourteenth Amendment
A compact historical review traces amnesty for Civil War actors, detailing sections of the Fourteenth Amendment, presidential proclamations in 1868, and successive congressional actions. It notes exemptions, the 1872 General Amnesty Bill, and current proposals by Randall and Blaine, with emphasis on gradual progress and the remaining disabilities.
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Johnson
United States
Congress
Act of Congress
Judicial Department
Government
Army
House
Mr. Randall
Mr. Blaine
Jefferson Davis
The
Republican Party
Columbus Parsons in Kentucky bootblack tale on Detroit street
A Detroit courtroom tale unfolds as a bootblack from Kentucky claims kinship to the famed Columbus Parsons. The exchange shifts from street chatter to a judge’s bench, with paroled street lore and a prison sentence tied to claims of identity. समाज
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Columbus Parsons
Frankfort
Boss
Dare
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Millinery Proprietress Hurt in Lamp Explosion
Mars A E Davis of Columbus proprietress of a millinery store was badly injured the other day by the explosion of a coal oil lamp.
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Mars
A. E. Davis
Columbus
Beeline Passenger Times From Athens to Columbus 1871
In New England regions and Ohio routes, the Bee Line schedules list trains from Athens to Columbus Crestline Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Rochester New York. A note states departures around 10 pm and 1 6 am on May 28 1871, with multiple listed connection times and stations including Marietta Cinelapat Express and W A Mills as general ticket agent and M M Green as president.
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Andrew Bate
Texas
Point At Columbus Crestline
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Erie
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Ohio
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James Patterson
Reneral ‘Pest
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Pamenger
Athens
Marietta
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Maine
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Seeee
Straitsville
Logan
Atrasteville
Circleville
Points
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Ns West
Cincinnati
Eashiladelphia
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Nelsonville, Ohio
Carver Forcs Pumps
Carver
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H. K. Blackstone
T. A. Beaton
T. J. Herrold
W. B. Brooks
Dean Avenue
A. J. McCune
H. K. Dorr & Co
Athens County
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Abram Crossen
Willard Cottrill
Adam Torn
Jesse Throckmorton
DR. Downs
Columbus, Ohio
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New Lexington
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Vorm
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