Illiteracy dominates politics in northern and southern states
Washington February 19 Representative Wits unveils a table for federal education aid showing illiteracy as the decisive factor in fourteen Northern states and all the South. It cites 1,971,247 illiterate voters in 38 states and outlines stark gaps in writing skills, with New York and several other states aligning with literacy against educated ballots. The article also notes related debates on river improvements, a steam grain shovel patent fight, and various nominations and local incidents.
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The King of Annam Grevy telegram and world news roundup
Paris reports the King of Annam sending a gracious cable to President Grevy hoping the Hai Phong Thuanan Saigon cable strengthens Franco Annamese ties and accuracy on cholera origins in Calcutta are detailed. Reports cover Gaza Cairo troop reinforcement, attack on King Humbert, Tokar relief orders, copyright talks, and Irish politics.
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Severe wind storm wrecks city infrastructure
Feb 20 a severe wind storm struck the western city area, causing about 20000 in damage. The cyclone uprooted trees and damaged the Sir Avion Hantist Church, walls, and county jail. the Central Depot round-house was demolished and several rail cars wrecked. A later hail storm followed.
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