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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 Sunday, July 26, 1892, Justice George Shiras Jr. took the oath of office as a member of the United States Supreme Court. This event is recognized as a significant moment in the history of the Supreme Court.

The occasion was documented and commemorated in a post titled "Today in Supreme Court History: July 26, 1892," published by Reason.com, a libertarian-leaning news source. The post highlights the historical importance of the date and Justice Shiras Jr.'s induction.

This milestone contributes to the broader narrative of the Supreme Court's evolution and its justices' legacies.

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Reason: Today in Supreme Court History: July 26, 1892

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