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Welcome to June!
It’s LGBT Pride Month, National Frozen Yogurt Month, National Fabric Care Month, National Iced Tea Month, National Rose Month, National Candy Month, Fireworks Safety Month, Turkey Lovers Month and National Accordion Awareness Month.
Today in 1789,the first Congressional act became law– it had to do with administering oaths. As required by the Constitution, they prescribed the oath of allegiance to be sworn by senators, representatives, members of state legislatures, and all federal and states executive and judicial officers. It also set the time and manner of administering the oath.
Today in 1796,Tennessee was admitted as sixteenth state. ....

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Conrad, Thomas Nelson (1837–1905) – Encyclopedia Virginia


Conrad was born on August 1, 1837, in Fairfax Court House and was the son of Nelson Conrad and Lavinia M. Thomas Conrad. He attended Fairfax Academy and Dickinson College, which awarded him a bachelor’s degree in 1857 and a master’s degree in 1860. Conrad became a lay Methodist preacher and taught at a private school in Georgetown, District of Columbia, before establishing the Georgetown Institute, a boys’ school there.
After the Civil War began, Conrad made no effort to conceal his Confederate sympathies, which had attracted the attention of United States government authorities even before the institute’s commencement exercise in June 1862, when his students made fiery pro-Confederate speeches, and he ordered the band to play “Dixie,” to uproarious applause. On August 2 he was arrested on charges of communicating with the enemy and recruiting students for the Confederate army. Conrad was locked up in Old Capitol Prison and later paroled pending exchange. Many year ....

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