AmnestY oath oath in Alabama official oath text
The fragment records an oath sworn by Lawrence Conant L DeWitt White in Alabama, promising to support the U.S. Constitution and the laws issued during the existing rebellion regarding emancipation of slaves, invoking God. The text is partly garbled.
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State of
Alabama
Lawrence Conant
L. DeWitt
White
United States
Annual Meeting of Bear Creek District at Haddo Alabama
Congregational gathering of Bear Creek District of Congregational Churches meets Friendship Church Haddo near Trinity Alabama August 10 to 12 1906. Friday sessions include prayers sermons business reports and discussions led by ministers and church leaders. Saturday features education doctrine missions and women’s speaking rights with multiple sermons and prayer services. Continuous sessions conclude with Sunday school Lord's Supper and praise meetings.
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Congregational Churches
Friendship Church
Haddo
Trinity
Ala
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A. T. Clarke
James M. Graham
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J. M. Graham
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Bro
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W. J. Thrasher
G. W. Thrasher
Hope in the Supreme Court Opinion on State Jury Trials
Washington 1906 Senator Morgan defends constitutional rights against a rate bill, arguing the Governor may seek a Supreme Court jury trial if the act harms a state. He praises the Constitution’s fourth department, the Supreme Court, and asserts states will support it against executive and military opposition.
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Senate
Morgan
Supreme Court of the
U.S
United States
U. S
Veoe
Avjiat
Union
High Court of State
Memorial Day Oration in Montgomery Tribute to Confederate Dead
Major J G Harris delivers a memorial day oration in Montgomery praising Confederate soldiers and Southern women. The speech honors private and public sacrifice, recalls Alabama leaders, laments war, and urges gratitude, remembrance, and support for widows and veterans.
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J G. Harris
Montgomery
Athens
Neheimer
Jerusalem
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