Maryland Honors Carroll and Hanson in National Pantheon
Maryland senators praise Charles Carroll of Carrollton and John Hanson for helping found the Republic. They describe Carroll’s long life, Hanson’s presidency in Congress, and Maryland’s role in adopting independence while projecting a future led by the English-speaking world.
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Sermon Extract: Cardinal Gibbons on Christ and Legacy
Cardinal Gibbons delivers a Baltimore Cathedral sermon arguing Christ left no tomb for Himself yet history remembers His name. He contrasts Christ's spiritual victory with Alexander the Great, praises the Gospel as an immutable code of law, and asserts the Sermon on the Mount remains binding across nations and eras.
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Byrne Nomination to U S Attorney for Delaware Adversely Reported
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 9 to 4 to report adversely the nomination of William Michael Byrne for U S Attorney for the district of Delaware. Byrne, former Delaware District Attorney, resigned to run for the House, backed by Addicks faction. Roosevelt reappointed him after election. Protests by the Delaware Bar Association cited neglect of duties and defective indictments. The fight moves to the Senate in executive session led by Maryland's Mr. McComas against the committee's majority report.
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William Michael Byrne
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House of Representatives
Addicks
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Dupont
Roosevelt
Delaware Bar Association
George F. Hoar
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McComas
Maryland
Thirteenth Confederate Veteran Banquet in New York
The Confederate Veteran Camp of New York held its thirteenth annual banquet at the Waldorf Astoria with eloquent tributes to Robert E Lee Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. Speakers included Charles Frances Adams Henry Watterson and William Hepburn Russell among 600 comrades and many women guests. A note on the origin of the term Anthracite closes the article.
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Charles Frances Adams
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Robert E. Lee
Henry Watterson
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
William Hepburn Russell
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