Notable deaths and events dated March 9 history
This date in history recalls Carolinal Jules Mazarin a famed Soviet minister, Isaac Hull a US naval hero born Derby Conn who died 1943, Edwin Forrest actor born Philadelphia, Anna Letitia Barbauld author born 1743 who died 1825, and the famed Monitor vs Merrimac battle. The 1800s saw the 5 000 national defence emergency act enacted. Also noted is E J Phelps a former US minister to Great Britain who died in New Haven born 132
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Carolinal
Jules Mazarin
Sovie Xtv
Italy
Isaac Hull
Derby
Conn
Edwin Forrest
Philateleel
Pormae
Daniil Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Cecil County
Med
Anna Letitia Barbauld
Monitor
Merrimac
E J. Phelps
United States
Great Britain
New Haven
This Date In History March 10 158
Dates and brief obituaries recounting historical figures who died or were born on March 10 across years, listing Dudley Buck Duke de Morny Mazani General Thomas Muller Galileo Galton and Sir Douglas Galton with brief notes on their roles and origins.
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Dudley Buck
Hartford
Alexander
Caur
Russia
Emperor St
Duke de Morny
Lewis Napoleon
Parise
de Morny
Napoleon II
Angiers
Giuseppe Joseph Mazaini
Pisa
L. Thomas
Oklahoma
George Muller
London
Douglas Galton
Tillman in the Senate Sparks Fierce Debate
The piece portrays Senator Tillman as a fearless critic of Senate corruption while denouncing the high handed behavior of his foes. It argues his breach of decorum was misused to seek his expulsion, praising him as a vigilant defender of his constituents against what it calls the scoundrelism in the upper chamber.
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Tillman-MecLaurin
United States
Senate
Tillman
Senator McLaurin
Hint
Mr. Tillman
The People Watch Him In Sympathy For Him
A vivid line portrays a large crowd gathered in support, showing unity and enduring tribute. The speaker’s lingering shadow evokes lasting presence and collective sentiment among spectators.
Eastern Oregon Republicans Seek Governor Candidate
The Republicans of Umatilla County and eastern Oregon urge coordinated action to nominate an eastern Oregon man for governor. They argue unity at the state convention can secure proper representation and reduce taxation without fair voice in Salem. They warn that eastern Oregon has been underrepresented and must influence the nomination to reflect its mounting significance.
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Umatilla
Oregon
Eastern Oregon
Geer
Salem
Eastern
The Future of Man and the State Printing Controversy
An essay contrasts H. G. Wells and the idea of a future human evolution with a critique of the Oregon state printing office. It argues a possible higher race may arise, then shifts to a detailed condemnation of state printers. It calls for converting to flat salaries, ending the state house printing monopoly, and curbing corruption and excess spending.
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Mr. Wells
San Francisco
State Printing Office Appropriations Reported
Figures printed in this paper show the total appropriations for state printing and binding for four years ending 1902 were 136 dollars.
Plan to salaries for state printer adopted by conventions
The passage argues that county and state conventions should declare a salary for the state printer and fix the amount, with nominees agreeing in writing to accept it. Legislature should enact the salary, relying on the constitution to limit abuse. It claims voters have the right to determine compensation and rejects the existing system as a colossal abuse. Salem Capital-Journal.
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Salem Capital-Journal
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