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1870

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

New York Times. Dec 22, 1876.

MR. PLATT, of New-York, offered a resolution, reciting that Abram S. Hewitt has asserted on this floor, in a speech, that his letters passing through the Post Office at New-York have been illegally opened before delivery, and while in charge of the Postal officers or employes of the United States, and providing for a committee of five to investigate such charge, and whether the same be true or false, and by whom. if by any person, said criminal acts were committed. [PDF, Timeline]

1890

Article 7 -- No Title

New York Times. Jun 11, 1898

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1920

LABOR DEBATE IN SECRET.

New York Times. Sep 2, 1922

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BERNARD SHAW SHRINKS FROM HIS WIDE RENOWN

New York Times. May 2, 1926

BERNARD SHAW has taken out a monomark, a new device for the identification of human beings and their belongings. [PDF, Timeline]

PRIMARY SCANDAL STIRS BOTH HOUSES

New York Times. Jul 2, 1926

WASHINGTON, July 1. -- The Pennsylvania campaign fund scandal broke out again today on the floor of the Senate and the House and demands were made that action be taken to stop the excessive expenditure of money in primary campaigns. [PDF, Timeline]

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