History's View of Consent of Governed
The piece argues Senator Lodge shows the phrase consent of the governed cannot be tested by counts alone. It traces U S expansion since 1778 from conquest and treaty to Alaska, noting the neglect of popular consent in many cases. The editors conclude that consent depends on facts and that U S rule can spread liberty, not violate Independence principles.
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United States
Lodge
Senate
New York
Mr. Lodge
Jefferson
Colonies
Americas
Senator Lodge
John Acvans
Mile
Continental Congress
Royatists
France
America
Bermuda Islands
Lodges
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Agea Dependency
Illinois
George Rogers Clark
Paris
Congress
Mississippi
Louisiana
DeWitt Clinton
Florida
Spain
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Monroe
Texas
Guadaloupe Hidalgo
California
Mexico
Gadsden
House of Representatives
House
Dboutwell
Thatroelley
Philippines
Passion Play motion pictures to screen at St Thomas hall
The Leban on Daily Times lauds the production with vivid detail and noted specialties. Commencing next Monday evening, the famous Passion Play is re produced in motion pictures at St Thomas hall and runs nightly through the week with matinees starting Tuesday. Albany and Moritz host the original Ober Ammergau Passion Play images drawing thousands to the fifth town of Moritz in the Bohemian forests.
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St Thomas Hall
Albany
N. Y
Ober-Ammergau
Moritz
Austria
Bohemian Forests
Theatrical notes on Hoyt's A Milk White Flag at Lyceum
A Milk White Flag drew a large audience at the Lyceum in a three act satire on a civilian dress parade reform and on Amy’s love of grand titles. The program included Tinfarce with Little Chip and a strong company. The New South at the Academy of Music starred Miss Maude Hillman.
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Hoyt
Lyceum
Amy
Tinfarce
Little Chip
Academy of Music
Sudden Death of Gate Tender Zopher Jackson at Delaware Crossing
Zopher Jackson died Saturday morning from a paralytic stroke at the home of Henry Edwards where he boarded. He was gate tender at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western crossing and died after attending to duties. Funeral held Sunday evening at Edwards residence, Rev. Davis officiating. Remains were taken to Beaumont Monday for interment.
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Zopher Jackson
Henry Edwards
Mr. Jackson
Delaware
Lack- Wanna
Western Crossing
Mr. Edwards
Mr. Davis
Beaumont
Stephen Dunham
Nichols
N. Y
Brodhead, Jr
Becker
Zara Raneall
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Gray
Drake's Hall
Presbyterian Sunday School
Thomas Martin
G. F
Ace
Gregory
Porter
Wickiter
Anderson
Home Missionary Anpond
Scranton
Gertie Leyshon
Miss Clark
Bloomsburg Normal School
Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Paine's Celery Compound Heralded as Spring Nerve Tonic
Grand Island California resident JOHN H WILLIAMSON age 73 reports Paine's Celery Compound restores energy and vitality for overworked nerves and body. He claims years of use provide benefit and that taking it makes him feel as if he does double work. The remedy is described as strengthening nerves stomach liver and kidneys.
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John H. Williamson
Grand Island
Cal
Paine
Great Bargains From The Leader Stock
Hundreds of paper novels and juvenile books from the Leader at deep discounts. Cloth bound poetry and fiction up to 50c, best $1.25 to $1.50 titles offered at 1.10, and fine paper sets, pens, ink tablets, fabrics, silks, crepons, and coats discounted in a large Easter sale.
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Scranton
Go’d
Leader
Japan
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Alaska
Hayes & Varley
Spruce Street
Washington and
Wyoming Aves
Munyon
Jon Joeata
Topmertl
The
Lebanon Daily Times
Buck
Wing
Hillman Company
Herbert Kelcey
Efe Shannon
Kelvey-Shannon
Clyde Fitch
Mr. Kelcey
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theater
Mise Shannon
Keloey-Shannon Company
Mr. Fitch
the Gaiety Theater
Monte Carlo
Pilar- Morin
Manhattan Theater
Uncle Tom's Cabin
the Lyceum
Stetson's
Uncle Tom's
Old Forge
Paine’s
Jonas Long
Mijnery
Stocx
Ite
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