XLII Congress adjourns session leaves bills for December
At six o'clock Tuesday evening the first session of the XLII Congress adjourned sine die. Many bills move to December session. The Civil Rights bill remains on the Speaker's table. Lyman K. Bass of Buffalo has been nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
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Xlii Congress
Lyman K. Bass
Congress
Buffalo
N. Y
Senate
the Treasury
Bristow
The New Currency Bill Passes Congress
The President signed the currency bill from the conference committee, making it law. It exemts national banks from the 26 percent reserve, requires a five percent note deposit with the U S treasurer, and allows withdrawal of bank circulation with bond restoration. The bill fixes greenbacks at 282 million and reallocates 54 million in national bank notes to banks and states needing funds.
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United States
Congress
Boss Shepherd Nomination for DC Commissioner Rejected
President nominated Boss Shepherd as ad interim District Commissioner just before Congress adjournment. Senate promptly rejected him amid intense House reaction and protests from delegations. Vote extended time to 9, then Shepherd was reelected? No, he was rejected by 86 to 6.
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Congress
Boss” Shepherd
District of Columbia
Senate
Boss
Shepherd
Messia
Allison
Thurman
Sargent
Destructive Rio Grande Floods Hit New Mexico Valleys
The river’s rampage has devastated Donna Anna and nearby areas. Probate efforts and citizen action prevented total disaster, but towns like Chamberino Amotes Santa Barbara and Colorado suffered extensive ruin. Crops are ruined and grain harvests will be far below needs. Relief from outside sources is urgently needed.
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Meailda
Donna Anna Acequia
Santa Barbara
Colorado
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Pecos
The Fable of Napoleon as Apollo Dawn Myth
A summary of a critique arguing that modern writers recast Napoleon Bonaparte as a sun god allegory. It links Napoleonic names and myths to Apollo, Delos, and Letitia, suggesting dawn symbolism and seasonal personifications infer a sun god narrative rather than historical fact. The article examines parallels and contradictions in this dawn myth frame.
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Whately
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Apollo
Apolleon
Vendome
Neapoleon
Bonaparte
Delos
Mediterranean
Corsica
Pausanias
Egypt
Letitia
Leto
Napoleon and the Solar Myth in French Legend
The text unfolds a mythic interpretation linking Napoleon Bonaparte to solar and agricultural symbolism. It cites Apollo, the moon and earth, and Horus, framing Napoleon’s rise and fall as celestial cycles mirrored by seasons, zodiac signs, and solar paths across hemispheres and epochs.
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France
Napoleon
Apollo
Plutarch
Horus
Hellas
Moscow
Mediterranean
Great
Atlantic
A Thousand-Frank Note and a Swindle
A Paris correspondent reports a swindle involving an American woman who ordered a large box of monogrammed note paper after receiving a single note on fancy paper. The shop charged up to a thousand francs, about two hundred dollars in gold, for the solitary box, with no price agreed upfront. The Lebanon Standard adds a quirky animal tale about a cat and a lizard, ending in a humorous exaggeration.
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Paris
Lebanon
James Abell
Liberal Commission
St. Louis Democratic
St. Louis
Old firm vows to uphold reputation and fair pricing
A statement pledges to maintain the business reputation by supplying goods of leading brands and adhering to a strict one price system. It emphasizes equal treatment for all customers and ongoing attention to quality and availability.
Family Groceries At The Corner Store Troy Il
An advertising note invites patrons to shop at the N. E. corner of Main and Market streets in Troy Illinois. It promises best goods are cheapest and invites customers to call examine and compare prices. Country produce accepted at the highest quotations.
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Seth Thomas
Clay Street
Troy City
Meaer ; Y
N. E
Main & Market Streets
Troy, Ils
Smith’s
Old Stand
Tor
Market Street
Troy
Illinois
Main Street
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Sam] Rawson & Bro
Risser & Rawson
Grocers
Edwardsville
Fred. Allwarter
Ea Tee
Aun
TU Ayow
Mr Ae Nu
St.Louis
Democrat
N. B
Sining Claga- C
J. L. Peters
Broadway
Telub
Peters
Kinkel
Ludden
School For
Sedgwick
Broadway, N. Y
Hayes
Brewar
P. C. Box
Oms
James N. Jarvis
Willalgo
Bulletin Omce
John
Dewey
Clay
Dewey Streets
F. A. Lanry
M. D
Pilas
Merkel Street
Minoly
W. W. Jarvis
Andrew Mitts
Justice OF the Peace
Risser & Rawson’s
Hampton
Joan L
Purviance
Atna and Glosbe Inaurance Co’s. Ly
Independent Cornet Band
Seper Andent Cornet
J. N. Jarvis
Leaver, Troy
Iinois
James Downie
Rail Road
Andrew Klein
John Deimling
Seagon
Benet Shmitt
Boot and
Troy City Exchange
Felix Droll
John Diehle
T. FH. Bell
Odyr
John J. Hefty
Methodist
Thios
SuyroLp & Brother, Carpenters and Builders
The
Baptist Church
F. L. Hampton
Edwin
Donoho
John H. Neary
Wells
CIA Tern
Iara
Denne Mou
Ma Ati University
Aay
Amc Ae Arid
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