Centenary of Chief Justice Marshall Installation Celebrated
The article recalls John Marshall’s ascent from Virginia to national leadership, his key role in ratifying the Constitution alongside Madison, and his impact on American law. It notes his wartime youth, education barriers, and later influence as a jurist, with reference to his place in America’s political and legal heritage.
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Coltitble
John Aturahali
United States
John Marshall
Reicher
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Marshall
Madison
Jefferson
Willian
Old Residence and Portraits Highlight Chief Justice Marshall
A lengthy biographical sketch recounts John Marshall born in Germantown Sept 24, 1755. It traces his youth as a drummer in the militia, rapid rise in law, service in Virginia politics, and move to Richmond where his landmark home endures. It notes his federalist stance, envoy to France, and eventual peak as Chief Justice, with a $40,000 marble statue by Story as a national memorial.
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Germantown
Pauuuler
Turing
Bu- Lenprist
Whorsas Marshall
John
Forrat
Thomas Bee
Virginia
Mr. Marshall
Richmond
Ths
John Marshall
Xenersil | Assembly
United States
Gerry
France
Congress
Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Massachusette
John Adams
Qilace
John Jey
Adama
Stareball
Marsheil Alt
Gety
Adame Wwan
Gistaien
Tomittes
Story
Roger P. Barnum
Ocean Telephony and the Pupin American Invention
An essay lauds Professor Pupin of Columbia University for a new long distance telephony concept called ocean telephony. It details funding, royalties, and the goal of cross ocean communication, noting historical Cable milestones, capacity balancing, induction coils, and the potential economic impact of a transatlantic system.
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Ptt
United States
Frofewior M. Pu- Bie
Mechanica
Columbia University
New York
al- Pedy
Pupin
E& Perlone
Euccess
Afrca
Siberia
Dow
Ibeell
Khomar Delonas
Cen
Électriciana
Ue Bell Company
Berind
Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Cyritw W. Field
Tia
Field
Papin
United, States
Boots and Pride in Royal Boots Tale
An aged anecdote recounts a tale of the ex Prince of Wales noting a servant John should polish his boots daily to improve their worn look. The servant insists the boots hold sentimental value, reflecting loyalty and memory beyond mere cleanliness.
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Albert Edward
Royal Highneas
John
Wales
Donkey Comedy in Napoleon Era Carriage Tale
In early France under the third empire, Paris omnibus chief Servier, an avid horseman, drove a mule coach drawn by six horses. He later appears with four small horses and two large donkeys, claiming only two donkeys, prompting Napoleon to quip about etiquette and a bus donkey. The baron then settles for a modest procession.
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Paris
Omnibus
Baie de Boulogne
Napoleon
Purta
Mason's Cow Attracts Attention On Senator Mason's Lawn
A gray horned black cow with a calf sits prominently in the front yard of Senator Mason's home, drawing local interest. The owner reportedly bought the cow days ago and did not disclose the purchase to the seller, hoping to avoid higher costs. After the calf was born, the farmer asked what to do, and Senator Mason offered to keep the calf to prevent future trouble.
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Mason
Grisay Horne
Mamonsit
Benetor Atason Owen Plem
Moon
Sainsad
Minson
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Professor Pupin
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