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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1888

Page

7

Monroe Presidency Rise and War Time Service

Virginia born James Monroe, born April 28 1758, rises from planter stock to lead Virginia and the United States. He enters William and Mary, joins Washingtons army, fights at Trenton Brandywine Germantown and Monmouth, earns a colonel’s commission, studies under Jefferson, and begins public service in the Virginia Assembly and Continental Congress.

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Monroe Presidency and Doctrine Shaped a Nation

A long retrospective traces James Monroe from his early opposition to the Constitution through his presidency. It highlights his role in Louisiana purchase, the Monroe Doctrine, Missouri Compromise, and tariff debates, plus his cabinet and 1820 reelection, ending with a portrait of his broad public impact and the era’s sectional tensions.

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Present Hour of Judaism by Rabbi Schindler at Adath Israel

Rabbi Solomon Schindler’s lecture on Modern Judaism argues that true American Jewry should unite with a shared understanding of God, the universe, and human duties rather than judge faith by ritual works. He condemns racial and doctrinal barriers, urging intelligent Israelites to pursue justice and compassion.

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The Winning Poker Hand and the Nephew of Ignatius Donnelly

Henry V. Donnelly and his partners explore draw poker chances and royal straight flush probabilities. Donnelly calculates that a royal straight flush occurs about once in 17 468 hands and that two players would need to play long before both could hold one simultaneously.

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Japanese Politeness in Speech and Dress

A San Francisco Chronicle excerpt humorously surveys Japanese manners. It notes men bow and clasp hands in front of their chests, while old women display elaborate dress. The text contrasts formal politeness with the phrasing used when addressing someone of lower status.

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