Agricultural Education and Land Grants Under 1862 Act
Article reviews the 1862 Morrill Act creating agricultural and mechanical colleges, endowments of public lands, and how states like Mississippi structured white and colored institutions. It notes the act’s liberal aims to broaden practical education, while preserving classical studies and allowing diverse professions. It also mentions endowment management, state acceptance, and local agricultural notes on farming practices and innovations.
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United States
Congress
Law of Congress
A. and M. College
Alcorn University
A.and
M. College
Inaugural week reports and global dispatches collide
A digest of 19th century notes covers the United States and Hawaii pact taking effect, political verdicts in Iowa, royal and diplomatic sightings at the White House, German and Russian high society, and regional incidents. It notes train robber penalties, emigration through Birmingham, Vatican and Poland talks, and a Paris errors in crime and finance.
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Hawaii
Larra
Bee
Iowa
Puestoext
Mina
CunveLaso
Mee
Harrison
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Cza
Alice
Jay
Senate actions on Indian affairs and appropriation bills
The Senate debated Indian relations and the Army and Deficiency appropriation bills. Key items included approvals of amendments, fatalities discussion of Representative Durens, and votes on pension measures. House actions covered Alaska salmon protection, wildlife zones, and land disposals under the Homestead Act with conference reports on various appropriation bills.
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Senate
James M. Durens
Missouri
Gockrell
Barnes
Ingalls
Alcens
Vournees
Hale
Hampton
Coles
West
Eduyted
Criep
Wm. R. Wheaton
Chas
P Chamberlain
California
House
Wilpatrick
South
Carlisle
Kennedy
Agricultural Department
United States
District of Columbia
Tue House
Alaska
Dakota
Stewart
Canada
Billie
White Earth
Tax receipts rise in seven months of fiscal year
Tax collections for the first seven months of the fiscal year ending January 80 180 totaled 74 262 506, up 2 661 284 from the same period last year. Other items note deaths and incidents among military officers in Potsdam and Washington, a rail accident in Ontario, and various legal and criminal events across several regions.
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Berlin Post
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The
Marine Hospital Service
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Brventy F. Coux
Salem
Miners’ Division
General Land Of'ce
Interior Department
St George
Ont
E. C. McClure
South Carolina
Post
Marchiennes
Belgium
John Cottle
Richlands
8. C
Burmah
Hangoon-Mandalay
Oregon
Duke of Rutherland
America
Blair
Fataen Kenxgby
Cork
Fataen Crank
Avoca
Creland
Wexford
Geonox Powter
Tuscaloosa
Ala
John Mattein
New Orleans
W. Garriiras
Omaha
Henry Flowers
Kelley Hotel
Alva
Nice
Later News Items From The Nation And Senate Actions
A roundup of late news items notes the act extending Memphis port limits, a New York Academy of Medicine report on the yellow fever epidemic cost in the South in 1878, a Clinton Mississippi conduct inquiry, and a seven year old boy’s accidental death with a patent sewing device. Also mentioned are land withdrawal from sale, shifting Congressional seats, Birmingham Jockey Club land purchases, a conductor killed in Mississippi, and various Ottawa cabinet reshuffles with Sir John MacDonald rumor confirmations and British peerage prospects. The National Cash Box reports rising national debt, large pension payments, and budget figures for eight months, plus a Gibson's furniture firm fire loss and a Northwestern Bank incident.
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Lael
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America
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Havana
Cuba
Bucharest
Roumania
Ernest Hudon
New Earl
Tean
Tennesene Coal, Iron and Railway Company
South Pittsburg
St. Petersburg
Herat
Bokhara
Artcles
W. E. Vanpenant
New York City
Duke of Sutherland
London
John B. Laidly
Charleston
W. Va
Joan W. Lixck
Indiana
Willard
Wth
Mahoning
Chenango
Ohio
John Kramer
Des Moines
Mra
Aspelmire
Creston
Thory Lange
Paterson
N. J
Mount Vernon
O. R. Patrick
Parson’s College
G. C. Stookey
Lown Agricultural College
E. 8. Ames
Drake University
Grinnell
Por” Lioup
Thomas Winn
Jerry McAuley
New York
Henry Anotes
Freman
St. Louis Express
St. George
Ont
Memphis
Tenn
New York Academy of Medicine
W. E. Forreat
South
Mason-Gaxenat Janes Ro da
Clinton
Miss. Lee Allex
W.P. Allen
Knorville
Gna
United States
Congress
Donald
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Mac
Sir John
Ottawa
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Havre
Canada
John MacDonald
England
Possage
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Hagland
Charles
J. A. Chaplean
Hector
Eleethin
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J. &. Chapleau
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Charles Tapper
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J. A. Chapleau
Quebec
Chapleau
Ross
M.P
Sherbrooke
J. H
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Treasury
Everas
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