What is that for High and Legal Tender ruling noted
Advertising agent T A Lusk notes the piece on What is that for High remains on file while the Supreme Court releases the Legal Tender decision. Justice Strong upholds the Legal Tender Acts as an equivalent to gold with Chief Justice Chase dissenting. Bowen and PeLarge contest referred back to voters and the Czar Alexis tour in America draws mixed, cautious commentary.
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Pacification of a Nation After Civil War Ends
The piece reflects on postwar reconciliation with a child born at war's end. It notes former foes now as peaceful citizens and predicts they'd unite against any foreign threat, fighting together for a common country and cause. The tone lauds civilization and national harmony achieved.
Process of Pacification After the Civil War
An analysis of the American Civil War’s aftermath notes that initial fears of long lasting hatred gave way to rapid restoration of order and peaceful coexistence. It asserts the conflict’s unique quick peace, suppression of violence by government, and eventual societal reintegration across the Union.
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Loyalty under scrutiny in England as royal near collapse looms
The article argues that Britain may soon test longstanding loyalty to the Brunswick line, noting royal excess, political restraint, and rising public doubt about the monarchy's value and cost. It cites Charles Dilke's provocative statements and the heir's illness as pivotal moments shaping sentiment.
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Suburban Avenues urged for Avondale to Clifton link
A reader writes in support of creating a handsome avenue connecting Avondale with Clifton, and extending toward East Walnut Hills. The piece urges a broad eighty to one hundred foot main thoroughfare to boost convenience, beauty, and property values, likening it to a grand Central Park extension.
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Congress Debates Tariff, Civil Rights, and Amnesties
Mr. Cole from California backed a petition to cut rice duties while the Vice President noted foreign petitions belong to the State Department. The Senate absorbed petitions on tariff cuts, Sumner’s civil rights bill, and adjourned after debate. The House introduced many bills including amnesty measures and river improvements.
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Jewish Rabbi Opens House of Representatives Prayer
Rev. Professor Abraham De Sola, a Montreal synagogue leader born in England, offered the prayer to open the House in Washington. He describes his invitation as pre arranged with courtesy from Speaker Blaine and notes there are no disabilities remaining.
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Religious Toleration Advances in Washington Dialogue
A discussion notes progress in civil and religious liberty with reflections on Jewish inclusion in British government and hopes for similar tolerance in the British House of Commons. The interview cites Washington outcomes as a hopeful sign for Montreal and wider religious liberty.
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Local Bakery Menu Items Sparks Quick Shopping Rush
Customers flock to a neighborhood bakery offering Sean Chocolate pastries fresh pies French rolls ham sandwiches doughnuts bread and butter and sweet milk with vegetables and cold ham on display grabbing items in a busy morning sale.
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