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Why We Pay Property Taxes In ‘Arrears’
Journal Online Chicago 10 Apr 2025
One of the biggest changes was the decision to collect property taxes for the previous year or “in arrears” ... Property taxes have been a crucial source of revenue for local governments in Cook County since before Chicago was even incorporated in 1837.
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Amid controversy in Bihar Sharif, a short history of clock towers
Financial Express 10 Apr 2025
A clock tower in Bihar Sharif is in the eye of a storm after it allegedly stopped working a day after being inaugurated ... Enter clock towers ... Built in 1837, the clock tower at Herne Bay, Kent is likely the oldest purpose-built clock tower in the UK ... .
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Maine State Library to lay off one-third of staff after federal cuts
Bangor Daily News 09 Apr 2025
The Maine State Library was established in 1837 and has received funding from the IMLS since the passage of the Library Services and Technology Act in 1996 ... The state library location at 242 State St. in Augusta will be closed starting Thursday ... ....
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Malibu Grill's new owners are actually former employees; Aver's Dillettante pizza a winner
Reporter-Times - Martinsville 09 Apr 2025
John Bailey, known to many as JB, is back in Bloomington. He purchased Malibu Grill on April 1, something that led people to wonder if it was a joke. It's not. "We're thrilled to be back in Bloomington," Bailey said last week ... Walnut St ... 1837 N.
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McKinley or Lincoln? Tariffs vs. Greenbacks
Dissident Voice 09 Apr 2025
But critics say Trump’s tariffs, which are intended to protect U.S ... But first a look at the tariff issue ... The Second U.S ... During the ensuing “Free Banking Era” (roughly 1837 to 1863), the country was left without a national currency or a national bank ... .
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White House replaces 200-year-old 'Jackson Magnolia' with sapling
Usatoday 08 Apr 2025
Companies can now sponsor the White House's Easter Egg Roll ... congressman and senator; a Tennessee State Supreme Court judge, a major general in the Army during the War of 1812 and was the seventh president of the United States from 1829 to 1837.
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McKinley or Lincoln? Tariffs vs. Greenbacks, by Ellen Brown
The Unz Review 07 Apr 2025
William McKinley and Donald Trump ... But as critics note, Trump’s tariffs, which are intended to protect U.S ... During the ensuing “Free Banking Era” (roughly 1837 to 1863), the country was left without a national currency or a national bank ... 2025). The U.S.
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Ellen Brown: McKinley or Lincoln? Tariffs vs. Greenbacks
Scheerpost 07 Apr 2025
But as critics note, Trump’s tariffs, which are intended to protect U.S ... The Panic of 1893 plunged the U.S ... During the ensuing “Free Banking Era” (roughly 1837 to 1863), the country was left without a national currency or a national bank ... .
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The Post and Courier
06 Apr 2025
Commentary: The 'shot heard 'round the world' started more than a war
The Post and Courier
06 Apr 2025
On April 19, 1775, the American Revolution began after more than a decade of growing disputes between the American colonies and the British government. As Ralph Waldo Emerson eloquently put it in his famous 1837 poem “Concord Hymn” ... .
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Before working with Lincoln, Salmon P. Chase was an antislavery attorney in Cincinnati
Cincinnati.com 06 Apr 2025
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Don’t have any eggs? Try this fruit when baking
The Los Angeles Times 06 Apr 2025
Egg adds a bit of body and moisture ... 'It might not have the same texture, but it will be pretty good.' Lamb mentioned British chemist Alfred Bird, who in 1837 formulated a powder for making eggless custard sauce, for his wife, who had an egg allergy ... .
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Plaque unveiled for Swindon railway pioneer
BBC News 05 Apr 2025
James 'Jim' Hurst, was appointed as the GWR's first locomotive shunter in 1837 and worked closely with railway pioneers Daniel Gooch, George Stephenson and Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
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Baltimore Sun
05 Apr 2025
Media panel discusses legacy of racialized Maryland lynching coverage
Baltimore Sun
05 Apr 2025
Lewis Museum on Friday ... Though writer H.L ... And in 2022, the paper issued a lengthy apology for its failures in covering Black communities going back to its inception in 1837 ... “We did not sanitize the horror,” she said ... .
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Baltimore Sun
05 Apr 2025
Armstrong Williams: Contending with our country’s racist past | STAFF COMMENTARY
Baltimore Sun
05 Apr 2025
It was not an unreasonable aspiration. The 13th Amendment prohibited slavery and peonage ... Ferguson (1896) ... Much of the media, including The Baltimore Sun, founded in 1837 in the heyday of slavery in Maryland, served as a claque for white supremacy ... .
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