National Grange expenses total over one year
The National Grange reports expenses of 101835 46 for its year, covering officers salaries and other costs. Dispatch notes mining captives await a Black Trills treaty in Washington, while California passes a law ensuring equal pay for female public school teachers performing equal work. Osceola and Houtsdale in Pennsylvania suffered devastating fires destroying wooden towns and nearby lumber piles.
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Gerit
Ilusbandry
National Grange
Grant third term letter spurs mixed party reactions
The letter on the third term fails to reassure supporters as Indianapolis Journal and Puanos view it as a political bid for a third term. Meanwhile post office corruption concerns surface as Postmaster Jewell funds lavish quarters with costly furnishings and frescoing.
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Grant
Indianapolis Journal
Morton
Puanos
Post-office Department
Washington
Jewell
Opinion on School Board election by Attorney General Buskirk
The piece urges the Mayor and Common Council to verify there is more than one vacancy before electing a new School Board. It cautions against lawsuits, argues the old Board may be legally valid, and calls for judicial consideration rather than partisan action. It notes that settling the issue may require court determination.
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C. A. Buskirk
Dolan Funds Request As School Board Treasurer
The Auditor was urged to pay monies in Dolan's keeping as treasurer of the School Board. The Auditor's duty was to disburse, regardless of whether the present Board would continue tomorrow. The Board has posted bonds totaling $180,000 for faithful duties and prompt payment of all funds.
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Dolan
Court doubts legality of school board funding dispute
The Auditor is urged to respect the current board’s control of funds, dismissing claims of a rival temporary board. The piece condemns withholding funds as a breach of law and asserts the present board acts for schools and the public, warning of a hidden scheme behind the challenge.
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Schoool
Udstor
Attorney General Letter Defends School Trustee Election Plan
The Attorney General rebuts Loganport Journal attacks over the June election of one school trustee per town and city under the 1875 act. He cites Ely vs Horton and Potter's Diaries, argues the 1873 provision for three trustees and lotting remains law, and that June election follows from the amended statute.
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Rupa Mayer
Baga
Loganaport Weekly Journal
Logansport
Ely
Horton
N. Y
Potter
New York
Trustees Election Interpretation Under 1873 Act Change
Legal discussion concludes one school trustee must be elected annually under the amended act. The change from April to June is intended to align terms, with the governor noting that the June election will still allow the incumbent to serve until a successor is elected and qualified.
Fashion Notes on Summer Accessories and Jewelry
The article catalogs summer style shifts such as revived feather fans hair nets and low coiffures. It notes lace fans satin embroideries narrow trims light silks priced 40 to 50 dollars and new jewelry in gold gem and shell with durable nickel studs and brooches.
Democrats reject Adams as 1872 presidential nominee
After a New York banquet for Schurz, Democratic leaders reject Charles Francis Adams due to his pro Grant stance and his London Fenian incidents. They favor a candidate with broad popular appeal who will embrace the Liberal platform of 1872.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Charles Francis Adams
Schurz
New York
Congress
Adams
Grant
London
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