29 Jan 1891
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1891
Page
1
A history overview explaining how the United States developed a sense of nationality. Discusses the idea of nationhood and development up to the modern era with emphasis on educational perspectives. Highlights Gordy’s scholarly approach for pedagogy in Ohio University.
Federalists argue Jefferson pursued two aims behind the embargo a dislike of commerce and support for Napoleon. They contrast his stance toward England and France claiming the administration harmed New England while aiding France and Napoleon. The Enforcement Act strengthened penalties and bonds to enforce embargoes, curtailed coastal trade, and empowered officials in many districts to seize domestic goods for export. Opposition in New England grew into calls for convention or disunion as towns protested and urged state action to resist federal measures.
Robert J. Bur ette spoke in Nelsonville on Monday night before a sizable audience. The piece reflects on absence and grief with imagery of lingering shadows and a lonely heart, noting how the light seems dimmed and rooms feel empty without her.
The Columbus Post editorial contrasts eastern savings deposits of 1.279 billion in six New England states New York New Jersey and others to western saving habits highlighting home ownership and building associations. It also condemns English urban poverty and starvation scenes in London urging support for free elections and republican justice.
Mr. L. A. Koons new pardons board member suggests inviting newspaper reporters to discuss applicants records, arguing reporters often know more about criminals records than others. Columbus Dispatch notes this novel approach toInvestigate and recommend pardons.
The column notes Senator Aldrich avoids committing to a closure date for the debate on the closure resolution while signaling it will occur soon. It cites Democratic tactics around the election bill, Speaker Reed’s stance against House stalling, and lingering questions about the silver pool investigation. It also covers nominations, free delivery experiments, and various local items from Ohio and beyond.
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