Christmas in a Mexican Roman Catholic Chapel Altar Scene
A vivid account of Christmas night in a Mexican Roman Catholic church. The writer describes the crowd, the manger scene, and intricate altars with wax figures, lights, and toys. Observations include decor, nativity groups, and local clergy, ending with notes on governance and a presidential address discussion.
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Martin van Boren
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Ted
Thile
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Early Workings of the United Senate and Assembly
The article recounts the opening of the First Congress of the United States. Key events include slow attendance by Senators and Representatives from Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and others, repeated circulars to obtain a quorum, and finally the arrival of members from multiple states. It notes the lack of a quorum until late April, with Vice President John Adams presiding and an eloquent tribute to the newly elected Chief.
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United States of America
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Anonymous letters and accountability in church critiques
The Independent criticizes anonymous letters as dangerous and evasive, arguing writers should attach their names even when addressing public matters. It notes several cases where lack of attribution led to misinterpretation and harm, urging responsibility and open discussion.
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Letterless era prompts burn of anonymous notes and name's value
An 19th century newspaper item urges burning anonymous letters without signatures. It argues a name represents a person and that readers should refuse unsigned communications. The piece also lists various society notices, marriages, deaths, travels, and events in brief from several dates and locales.
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