Maryland Nobles Honor George Carroll Hanson Statues in Pantheon
Senators McComas Wellington Depew and others praised Maryland’s choice of Charles Carroll of Carrollton and John Hanson for the American Pantheon in Statuary Hall. They recalled Carroll’s life at 90, Hanson’s role in the Articles of Confederation, and Maryland’s legacy in the Revolution and the new republic.
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Maryland
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
John Hanson
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Washington
Congress
George Calvert
Cecilius Calvert
Lord
Baltimore
Howard
Smallwood
Williams
de Kalb
Brooklyn Heights
Hutan Springs
Luther Martin
William Pinkney
Great Britain
National Gallery
Franklin
Hamilton
Jefferson
Marshall
Adams
Daniel ‘Webster
Adama
Patriok
Charles“Carroll
Carroll
Hanson
Bryce
England
Rome
Lord Roseberry
George III
Atlantic
Britain
Columbia
Mississippi Basin
Wellington
United States
Association of Freemen of
Matthew Tilghman
John Tanson
Lord Dunmore
Virginia
Pennsylvania
The King of Kings Extract From Cardinal Gibbons Sermon
A Baltimore Cathedral sermon by Cardinal Gibbons extols Christ as eternal king and founder of a spiritual republic. It contrasts Christ with Alexander the Great and Napoleon, praises the Gospel code, and notes the enduring authority of the Sermon on the Mount and the command to love God and neighbor.
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Baltimore
Christ Our Lord
Joseph
Arimathesa
Isaiah
Alexander the Great
Asia
Alexander
Alexander the
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Cesar
Jesus
Christ
Iis
Numa Pompilius
Justinian
Rome
Solon
Lycurgus
Greece
Alfred the Great
Edward the Confessor
England
Napoleon
France
Great Britain
United States
Australasia
North America
Byrne Nomination to U S Attorney Reported Adverse
The United States Judiciary Committee voted 9 to 4 to report adversely the nomination of William Michael Byrne for United States Attorney for Delaware. The nomination, sent by the President, follows Byrne resigning as Delaware District Attorney to seek a House seat, amid protests by the Delaware Bar Association alleging neglect of duties. The fight moves to the Senate in executive session with Mr. McComas leading the opposition.
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United States Judiciary Committee
William Michael Byrne
United States
District of
Delaware
Senate
Byrne
House of Representatives
Addicks
L. H. Ball
Dupont
Roosevelt
Delaware Bar Association
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Committee On
Judiciary
Bradford
McComas
Maryland
Thirteenth Confederate Veterans Banquet in New York
At the Waldorf Astoria the Confederates Veteran Camp held its thirteenth annual banquet with eloquent eulogies to Lee and Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. Speakers included Charles Frances Adams and Henry Watterson, with William Hepburn Russell responding for Davis. Over 600 comrades and many guests attended, with notable women present. Anthracite derives from a Greek meaning precious stone.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Charles Frances Adams
Massachusetts
Robert E. Lee
Henry Watterson
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
William Hepburn Russell
Missouri
New York City
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