French decree opens French studies to American students
Washington February 24 The French government has opened French universities and high schools to American students. The Conseil Supervie de L Instruction Publique decreed admission of Americans to bachelor studies with flexibility to choose subjects. Certificates earned may lead to Licences and Doctorat, allowing study across French institutions.
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Conseil Supervre de L'Instructione Publique
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Institutory of Public Instruction
Germany
Festina
France
Europe
Conseil Supervre L’instractions Publique
Died in great agony Judge Reed of Philadelphia dies
A report from New York states Judge Henry Reed of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia died after a long illness. He was treated for catarrhal trouble and died in the New York hospital following surgery on a sinking steamship incident. Also noted are obituaries of Mrs. Alfred Renshaw, William H. Luckenbach, and other local figures with brief death notices across New York and Troy.
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Washington
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Hopson
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Confederate Relics at Jefferson Davis Mansion Opens in Richmond
The Confederate Museum in the former Jefferson Davis mansion opened to the public on the Davis inauguration anniversary. The building houses a room for each former Confederate state with exhibits including the Confederate Constitution draft and autographs. Speeches by state officials and veterans marked the dedication with remarks on the Confederate cause and its legacy.
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White House
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Virginia
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Mississippi
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South Dees
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Maryland
Mrs. Davis
Alabama
Lithographers Strike Over Grievances in New York
Five hundred lithographers in New York walked out on February 24 to demand recognition of their union, abolition of pigos work, and a minimum weekly wage of 18 dollars for a 44 hour week. A Confederate monument for Florida’s dead is planned in Jacksonville, cost 20000, to be erected in Gainesville.
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Talks of the Transvaal American Returnee Reports Affairs
An American observer recounts conditions in the Transvaal from New York. H F Wiltes of California at the Waldorf discusses May Consolidated mines and Jameson raids, noting unrest among Uitlanders and the potential for major political changes as the Rand mines dominate world output. He praises Africa as progressive and influential, while warning that government moves remain uncertain.
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Transvaal
Crowds Await Dr Jameson Landing at Plymouth Hoe
Feb 24 crowds at Plymouth Hoe expected to see Dr Jameson and officers sail from troopship Victoria. Victoria arrived at midnight but landing may not occur at Portsmouth. Troops ashore from the Victoria gave three cheers for Dr Jameson. Captain Henry, an American officer, sent a cheer to the Victoria from Fort Bates, its meaning explained to Ambassador Bayard.
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Gold Seeker Party Aims for Venezuela Mines
A party led by Captain J. H. Morgan and Jaman Bruce of Brunswick with T. A. Legress Salisbury O W Moorehead Triplett and T J Kelly Linneses Mo sails to Caracas and Bolivar City via Trinidad and Orinoco to seek gold deposits. They carry Winchester rifles and medicine and expect mining work upon locating veins.
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Little Republic of Venezuela
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Ja- Man Bruce
Brunswick
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Salisbury
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Triniiad
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Tain Morgan
Winchester
Kidnapped Boy Corsi Reported Missing Near Town
An 18 year old African American youth identified as Jim Price disappeared after leaving home. He was last seen 16 miles away with two men described as laborers. Local authorities issued a lookout and urged any information to contact the sheriff.
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