Justice George Shiras Jr. Takes Oath on July 26, 1892
On July 26, 1892, Justice George Shiras Jr. was sworn into the United States Supreme Court, marking a notable event in Supreme Court history.
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On July 26, 1892, Justice George Shiras Jr. was sworn into the United States Supreme Court, marking a notable event in Supreme Court history.
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