Public School System Debate on School Costs and Teachers
A letter to the editor defends public schooling and teachers in the state, arguing for competent educators at reasonable pay to run all district schools. It compares funding to taxes, contends against overextended districts, and advocates one or two instructors per school with salaries around $50 a month, asserting unity with county provisions and broader educational goals.
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Legislavaro Silhing
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Rit-Prado
Steetboat
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Tarit
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Enaradtigoh
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Selanos
Falco
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Treasier
Corbin
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Hare
Bia Plusters
Hief Gays
Carpenter
Cardozo
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Treanver
State Treauree
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Uressenger
Maladiat
State Theaester
Carbin
General Assembly
THE CONFEDERATE GOLD AND POLITICAL CAULDRON
A Baltimore Sun summary recalls the Confederate gold theft during Richmond’s evacuation in 1865, tracing $430000 in coins and bullion moved to Abbeville and Augusta before eventual transfer to the treasury. It also reports on President Grant’s political views, civil service reform, and anticipated congressional investigations, highlighting party dynamics and cabinet implications.
The Defence of Sumter Narrative Fragment
A fragmentary report recounts the morning scenes at Fort Sumter and Confederate pressure on Major Anderson. It notes a dispatch from the Confederate government, Anderson's cited honor and refusal to evacuate, and a conference with Confederate officers before their departure. The article also references Gen. Cronaford in Philadelphia and Paterson's travel plans and Senate party balance.
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Pattereos
Hun
Patterson
South Pede
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Pennsylvania
Pattar‘Gon
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Senate
Gump
Ube Park
Erie
Charleston
Confederate States
Andaraon
Himaelf Sed Bis Onnand
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Rose Anderson
Baltimore
Sensis
Butler
Pasala Sanalla
Hampton
United States
Behator Aed
Edgefield
Jen Fuliadt
Hamyailea
Ian Core
Satan
Corbin investigation and Butler seed dispute analysis
The Corbin committee's probe into the phosphate monopoly case unfolds with detailed claims about attorney Corbin, court fees, and state funds. A separate Senate drama centers on Butler and Patterson, with conspiratorial moves, potential vacancies, and anticipated ballots amid party tensions.
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SOR Public School System
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Jones
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Taxte
Baltimore Sun
Richmond
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Washington
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Steidman
Treasury
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Johagos
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Trepublican Party
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Republican Party
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United States Mint
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