Decision on Senate Organization and Oath Powers
The court answers twenty questions from the Republican Legislature on Senate organization, summons, and oath administration. It holds that governors and council may summon absent members only when legally eligible, that a legitimate organization and officer election can be formed from those present, and that absence does not bar participation if lawfully seated later. It also specifies how oaths may be administered and when a governor may be considered vacant and who may assume the role.
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Républlicans
Alma
Eyor
Keven
Garces
Overnor and
Council
Sonate
House of Representatives
T .E Cours Doea
Ormot
Ze Court
Alroumston
Saya
Senate
Summnan
Oea
Iisiatioa
Poudre
Barta
Aharnat
Uae
Huse Casey
Lovtainturo
Ferrice
Popular
Asia
Somme
House of Tes Presgsktie Ce
Mompor
Rome
Speeaker
Ani
Pravigi
Overnor
Cornell Betas
Ilegal
Alan
Aiigwer
Rcd
Benator
Lewiston
Nefr Cleétion
Portland
Stockland
Bath
Saco
Hatton
Farengton
Organ
Momiers
Pineiny Roy
Tig Hanaty Iid
Oran Iyatl
Constoncion
Fashionable Jewelry Shifts to Simpler Daywear Accessories
Fashion trends move away from diamond ear-rings and gold necklets during the shoddy period with many ladies adopting simple daytime dress. Jewelry is reserved for evening wear, with brooches sleeve-buttons and modest watch chains remaining the common accessories. Diamonds and pearls appear in lace pins and slender brooch designs, while stones are mounted in more solid settings and diamonds suit silver settings.
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Sean
Cara
Indy
Jewelry Trends Shift to Lightweight Gold and Carbuncles
The piece notes evolving taste in jewelry with lighter gold bands and delicate designs. It highlights diamond and colored stone settings, cabochon surfaces, and bold pieces like a serpent bracelet and gypsy ring. Also described are ear rings, bracelets, watch chains, and large garnets returning to fashion amid modest silver options.
Tragic Seine Practical Joke Ends in Drowning
An angler at Clichy in France played a cruel joke on a companion by dropping stones into the Seine and hiding. Believing his friend had fallen in, the second man jumped in to rescue him and drowned.
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Clichy
France
Seine
Perfect Peace Hymn Fragment
Religious meditation on keeping the mind stayed on God for perfect peace. Pious refrain asks for divine protection and guidance through life and into eternal joys, expressing dependence on God's presence. The text echoes traditional prayers for comfort, light, and safe passage.
The Invisible Atom or God Debate in Modern Science
The article argues over whether the universe stems from an invisible God or an invisible atom. It cites Tyndall Huxley and Darwin, contrasts theistic and materialist views, and questions how a blind atom could create the cosmos while a personal God explains purpose and order.
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Hamlet
Job
St. Paul
Fo Reyes
Tyndall
Huxley
Darwin
Britain
Epicurus
Lugretius
Lucan
France
Toma
God
Interior
Chicago
The Goop Racket Fakir In New York Street Swindle
Reports describe a street con artist in Manhattan using a brass decorated satchel of small gilt boxes. A passerby bets on the five dollar bill inside a box, but the boxes hold only paper scraps. police arrest the fakir after patrons accuse him, with bail posted by a tavern keeper.
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New York
Mones
Monte
Note Cent
Thia
Fakir
Philadelpha Times
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Jonn Appleton
Charles W. Waltom
Wittraxt G. DaRnows
Joseph A. Wen
The
Soward
Theduse of Representatives
Indiana State Sentinel
Texas
New Book of Discipline
Southern Presbyterian’Church
LS Baeatener
Columbia Avenue
Seventh
Washington Avenues
Liverpool
Fox
Tian
Powel
Ferreta
Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
Mme. Sassetzki
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Religious
Banday
Wibst
Apex
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