Archbald Case Echoes Past Impeachments of US Officials
The article surveys impeachment history from 1797 to 1905 including Blount Chase Johnson Belknap and Swayne, noting outcomes and political contexts. It contrasts Chase and Johnson trials as political battles and recounts Belknap’s resignation and acquittal due to lack of jurisdiction.
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House of Representatives
Robert W. Archbald
Federal Court of Commerce
Federal District Court
United States Supreme Court
United States Senate
William Blount
United States
John Pickering
Samuel Chase
James Peck
West H. Humphreys
Andrew Johnson
W. W. Belknap
Charles Swayne
Justice Chase
Johnson
Criminal Court
Maryland
Washington
Marshall
Chase
Congress
B. R. Curtis
Supreme Court
William M. Evarts
Henry Stanberry
Senate
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
House
Belknap
Swayne
United States District Court
Florida
Begene i
Kaiser's Court Games and Dress in Transition
Stories from Kaiser Wilhelm II at Wilhelmshohe where officers meet for tennis and empresses rolls. A tale shows etiquette and humor among the imperial circle. Mixed dress in Canton and Hong Kong reflects a shift to caps and bowler hats among Chinese and Europeans alike.
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Wilhelmshohe
Cassel
National Magazine
China
Canton
Hongkong
London Standard
Luxemburg Names Marie Adelaide Grand Duchess
The Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide has ascended to Luxemburg’s throne after her father’s death becoming the first female ruler in the Grand Duchy. Her succession was secured in 1008 and marks a historic transition for Luxemburg.
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Luxemburg
Marie Adelaide
Luxemburg Now A Woman's Realm After Popular Vote
A historic election ends Salic law leaving the eldest daughter eligible for the throne. The new eighteen year old ruler faces a challenge from Count of Merenburg while Grand Duchess Marie Anne of Portugal acts as regent. A London joke follows streets lighting plan. A jilted lover throws rabbit blood at a wedding. A Titanic loss claims a rare Omar Khayyam manuscript. A fifteenth century recipe describes a Pigg Pye with pig halves and currants.
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Merenburg
Marie Anne
Portugal
Luxemburg
Paris
Courage and Grace Amid Ruins of Happiness
A reflection on finding courage to endure sorrow and loss. The quote urges steadfast spirit when facing personal ruin and lingering grief. It blends literary sentiment with a call to resilience and inner strength.
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Stevenson
The Height of Folly in a Quoted Prose Verse
A fragmented relic reflects on folly in love and money as a warning about marrying for wealth. An orator is criticized for rash speech and lack of restraint, though the source text remains incomplete and obscure.
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Detroit
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Thaddeus Stevens
George 8. Boutwell
John A. Logan
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Willian W. Belknap
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