Address by A. Arthur on policy and reform in 1881
President Arthur outlines civil service reform, Indian policy, education, pensions, immigration, internal improvements, and executive power. He calls for state and federal measures, allotment for Indians, anti polygamy, education funding, and a centralized examination approach, warning on judicial expansion and presidential incapacity concerns.
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Oarnent
Thia
Arkansas
Five Civilized
Ay Predecessore
Alder
Interior Department
Hampton
Carlisle
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Commissioner of Indian
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Soe
A. Arthur
Washington
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Prussia Leads German Empire Army Budgets in Strong Stand
The Federal Council budgets show a total imperial force of 427,274 soldiers and NCOs and 18,194 commissioned officers. Prussia contributes 330,629 soldiers and NCOs and 14,008 commissioned officers, with Bavaria, Württemberg, and Saxony supplying the remainder in both ranks.
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German Empire
Federal Council
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Wurtemberg
Saxony
Prussian
Wurtemborg
France to Unite Cemeteries Under New Law Governed Access
A Senate passed measure in France aims to end religious segregation in cemeteries. The law unifies burial grounds so that remains may be interred regardless of faith, with funds and plots shared across all communities. Separately in Boston a store replaces cashiers with a mechanical system using hollow balls and gravity to transfer money and return change.
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Postal Union
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United States
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Supreme Court of the
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Mississippi River
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Bacon
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Al-Most
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House of Commons
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Tahal
France
Senate
Boston
Ladies of Cambria Iron Works Organize Institute
Proprietors of the Cambria Iron Works Reading Co form an institute with a company furnished library for employés. Classes in mechanical drawing civil engineering and mining chemistry are planned with winter lectures on minerals and sciences for workers.
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Cambria, Iron Works
Reading, Co
Silk-Culture Ladies Prepare Garfield Pawn From Local Silk
From silk-worms hatched near Philadelphia and cocoons raised in summer the ladies of the Philadelphia Silk-Culture Association have reeled enough raw material to weave a pawn for Mrs. Garfield. The pattern will be made at Patterson New Jersey and will equal the best French designs.
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Garfield
Patterson
N.J
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