Independent Republicans rally in New York 1872
A lively address by Senator Lyman Trumbull at a meeting in New York highlights Reconstruction gains and warns against federal overreach. He decries political patronage abuses, calls for civil service reform, reduction of national debt, and warns that only a people’s action can curb corrupt officeholders.
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The Education of the Deaf and Tomb in History
A historical overview traces attitudes toward deaf and dumb individuals from ancient Hindoo and early Christian eras to modern educational advances. It highlights Bonnet’s finger talking, Dalgaroo’s didasculocophus, Helnicke’s teaching in Saxony, and the 1816 Hartford advent of Gallaudet and Clerc. The piece praises sign and lip reading teaching methods and notes the social advancement of deaf individuals through education and public service.
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Abbe Ruard
Gallaudet
M. Clere
Germany
Northampton
Mass
Dearteas
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Third session of Agricultural Congress convenes in St Louis
The third session of the Agricultural Congress of the United States will convene at St Louis Mo on the 27th day of next month under the auspices of the St Louis Fair Association. Correspondence from every section indicates full attendance with delegates allocated by number of members. Agricultural and horticultural societies are urged to cooperate.
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Queenly American horsewoman Miss Poll in Italy hunt
The Columbia Herald recounts Miss Poll Polk of Maury County Tennessee, daughter of the late Col Andrew J Polk, famed horsewoman. While abroad in Rome she displays graceful riding and wit, with an Italian fox hunt thrill and a Federal pursuit near Ashwood, ending safely at home.
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the Education of the Deaf and Tomb
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