Notable life of Gen Cass honored in statuary hall
Michigan celebrates adopted son General Cass for half a century in high office. His career spans brigadier general in 1814, first governor of Michigan Territory, secretary of war, minister to France, senator, and secretary of state. The piece notes his place among Democratic leaders and defends his legacy despite slavery era controversy. It also surveys Wright divorce tables, direct tax history, and various anecdotes about social conduct and public figures.
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Inauguration Day Amid Driving Rain in Washington
The oath of office was taken as crowds braved a downpour. President-elect Harrison and President Cleveland appeared in an open carriage, while the vast audience endured flooded streets, crowded sidewalks, and soaked decorations. The Senate session followed with address and oath as the inaugural ceremonies proceeded under steady rain.
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Curious Sparrow’s Nest Feat Stirs Local Wonder
A telegraph wire incident inspires a sparrow to weave a nest from the string. Hundreds of onlookers watch as the birds help free the entangled sparrow, prompting debate over whether such instinct equals reason. A separate tale recalls a woman outwitting a shop clerk to copy a recitation.
Counting the Baldheads and Adirondack Timber Outlook
A fragmentary piece references a child asking about baldness and belief, with a Bible comparison and an odd remark about an angel weighing fowls against a man with an uncle Jim. The second fragment notes Lamiermen in the Adirondack forests will fell 100,000 tones this year across acres.
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