Jeremiah Sullivan Black The Pillar of American Law and Bar
Jeremiah Sullivan Black led the American bar, admired for mastery of law and rhetoric. He advised presidents, lampooned rivals, and shaped Supreme Court practice, while balancing politics, wealth, and a devout Christian resolve. Born 1810, he rose to cabinet service, then returned to practice at Brockie farm, ending as a towering jurist.
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Jeremiah Black
A&roy Burr
Ben Butler
Socrates
United States
Charles Francis Adama
William H. Seward II
Henry Cabot Indge
Seward
Black
Joan Marshall
Webster
Jeremiah Mason
Charles O Conor
New York
Samuel J. Tilden
William M Evwarts
Beecher-Tilton Trust
Andy Johnson
Hayes
Electoral Commission
Geneva
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Pago
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Stoughton
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Pyrenees
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York
American Bar
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Westchester County
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Brockle
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Alexander Campbell
America
Napoleon
Wonderfully Carved Cane by Orange Virginia Carver
Orange Virginia craftsman G T Barbee carved a forty five object relief cane in maple. The curved handle features a woman's leg with a shoe stocking suspender buckle while the background packs scrolls leaves and flowers. Intricate inlay depicts a horse, tools, sails, lighthouse, boats, and building scenes in a highly polished natural wood finish.
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G. T. Barbee
G T. Barbee
Orange
W. Ir. Barbee
Model Saloon and the Bishop in Dooley’s Town
In a Dooley and Hennessy rendition, a New York bishop opens a model saloon to study alcohol’s social impact. The piece riffs on class, virtue, and reform, arguing a sober, moral example from both clergy and barkeepers helps working men.
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Mr. Dooley
New York
Mr. Hennessy
Walter
Polisman
Varsy
Evry
Maybrick
Nauid
Himaelf
Anny
Wan Jy
Ghrink
Brannigan
Christyan
Potter
Hinnisey
Gaaloon
Childher
Mary Ann
Hogan
Hinnissy
Bishop Potter
Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
War ships and peace theme in press opinions
Press opinions discuss aerial war ships as a potential revolution in warfare, the law of nations, and the possibility of universal peace, while other editorials condemn grain price manipulation and urge legal remedies. They praise US leadership in international matters, critique tariff and policy stances, and comment on immigration, labor, and political integrity.
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Boston Transcript
Law of Nations
Haverhill] Gazette
Watterson
Louieville Courier Journal
Franklin
Czaro witch Alexis heir to throne upresh Russia tale
The Birth of Czaro witch Alexis, heir to the Russian throne and grandchild of Queen Victoria, sparks belief that divine favor follows the dynasty. The article traces succession laws, past czars, and the implications of a line of royal offspring for Russia and its church.
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Russias
Victoria
Russia
Nicholas
Japan
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the Terrible
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Alexander I
Alexander III
da Turm
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Caucasus
Tifile
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Neva
Michael
Czar Paul
Erincess
House of Romanoff
Peo Myukare
Areua
Tegnant
Paul
Michalas II
Czarovitch
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