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Robert Henry Wheaton Jr.

morningjournalnews.com
Robert Henry Wheaton Jr., 64, passed away May 28, 2024, in Salem. He is survived by his son, Robert Henry Wheaton III; his siblings,...
4 months ago

Obituaries in Worcester, MA

Worcester Telegram
Bruce Wheaton Arbour of Northborough died peacefully on April 2, 2023, age 67, following surgery, with his family at his side.
18 months ago

The Original Meaning of "Subject to the Jurisdiction" of the United States

Reason Magazine
It meant under the authority of US law, thus excluding foreign diplomats, foreign armies and (at the time) Native American tribes.
47 months ago

New world, new workspaces: Coworking redefines flexible office space

The Business Journals
With most adults in Greater Boston vaccinated against Covid-19 and offices allowed to fully reopen, traffic at coworking facilities has...
35 months ago

Milestones in Legal Culture and Tradition

Berkeley Law
August 16 – September 30, 2007. University of California, Berkeley, School of Law. milestones Each text featured in this exhibit represents a milestone in...
76 months ago

Joan Matthews, 98, Fashion Model, Painter, Enjoyed World Travel

Darienite
Joan Kimball Matthews passed away on May 26, 2021. She was 98. She lived a remarkable life as a loving wife, mother, grandmother,...
38 months ago

Robb Delisanti APG/American Portfolios Wednesday Boys’ Basketball Wrap: Reaves keeps Athena unbeaten; Dixon scores 25 to power Dansville's comeback

Pickin' Splinters
Khorie Reaves led six players in double figures as Greece Athena won by double digits for the sixth time this season.
9 months ago

The Man Who Would Not Be Vice President: The Daniel Webster Collection

Brandeis University
The Robert D. Farber University Archives and Special Collections Department holds eleven manuscript boxes of the correspondence of famed American senator...
164 months ago

Humanitarian bullets and man-killers: Revisiting the history of arms regulation in the late nineteenth century

International Review of the Red Cross
In 1899, the delegates at the first Hague Peace Conference outlawed the use of expanding bullets in warfare. Also known as “dum-dum” bullets...
22 months ago

Thurlow Weed, Stephen Van Rensselaer III and the Disputed Election of 1824

New York Almanack
Thurlow Weed was born on November 15, 1797, the son of Joel and Mary (Elis) Weed, in Cairo, Greene County, NY where his grandfather settled...
35 months ago