State Superintendent's Biennial Report Summaries 1882 Data
The Illinois biennial report for June 30 1882 shows enrollment by gender and age with totals for 1882 1880 and 1872 plus district counts teacher totals and township fund receipts and expenditures The report notes a conviction Dunn for attempted murder and various local notices including livestock disease a cyclone deaths and other incidents across counties.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Public Printing Office
Jane
Yeset
Fes
Isso
Illinois Senate Adjourns on Scant Quorum After Muted Session
The Illinois Senate adjourned with a bare quorum on the 20th and again on the 23rd. House members limited action, with bills read and a few amendments sent up. Governor vetoes a Firemen’s Benevolent Association funding bill. several appropriations and railroad schedule measures moved toward passage. Adjournment set for June 11 with limited activity in both chambers.
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Houss
House
Firemen's Benevolent Association of Chicago
Carbondale University
Eastern Insane Asylum
Chidren
Cook County
Benate
Central of Parks
Third Poading
Illinois River
Segond Reading
State Board of Agriculture
Joliet
East St. Louis
Fao
Jacksonville
Chinese Gambling Woes Prompt Hidden Evidence Found
A San Francisco Call report describes police raids on gambling dens in the Chinese quarter. Officers uncover a clever drawer hidden in a bench that stored lottery tickets and Chinese ink, exposing evidence previously concealed to protect gamblers from conviction.
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Wravers
Jackson Street
San Francisco
Immigration Surges in Russia Attracts German and English Settlers
The article notes a net immigration into Russia of about 250000 yearly, with 770000 foreigners entering and 743000 leaving in 141. It cites German dominance among immigrants, while English and Scots seek profit. German factories proliferate in Russian Poland, drawing capital and skilled workers, while natives lack technical schooling. Reports from Pel-Mall Gazette and other papers discuss related economic effects and proposals to curb German industry influence. A separate brief mentions rising real estate prices near Brooklyn after the East River bridge completion and a Denver Tribune note on a new tramway to Fike's Peak, reducing ascent time to three hours.
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Russia
Russian Empire
Muscovy
Russian Poland
Eauerialy
Rman
Pel-Mall Gazette
Fike’s Peak
Denver Tribune
Bread machine threat alarms Vienna bakers
A bread machine threat spreads from Vienna to bakeries worldwide amid chatter about wealth and violence. A collage of satirical quips and cartoons shows varied reactions from newspapers, poets, and a puzzled traveler discussing trains and income.
Diverse 19th century science notes and inventions
Summary of varied items: Longfellow copper mines in Arizona employ over 1,000 workers including Mexicans and Chinese. Jefferson Davis estate in Mississippi shifted to fruits. Reports include eggs in US photography paper, a quilting frame by Walsh, silk-worm egg distribution in Kentucky, glass sash puttyless, an iron watch in Britain, a burglar safe with photo alert, Collier’s swimming machine patent, growing frog leg trade, bullfrog breeding in England, and tiny watches in Lübeck cathedral and a Swiss pencil-case watch.
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Longfellow
Clifton
Arizona
Jefferson Davis
Brannon
Miss
United States
Walsh
Thea
Detroit Post
Commissioner of Agriculture
Kentucky
Philadelphia News
Great Britain
Messrs. Crowther Bros. & Co
Kidderminster
NY. Herald
Boston
New England
England
Boston Post
Lubeck
Germany
The Dairying Rise in the United States and Butter Notes
An article surveys U S dairy growth with figures on cows butter and cheese from government sources. It cites dairymen remarks on buttermilk, quality, and market losses from holding butter for higher prices, with examples from Boston New York andMontpelier and warns of long term economic impact.
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United States
WBBO
Scceeen
Darlington
Philadelphia
Farrow
Utica Herald
Boston
New Yorker
Mont- Petier Argus
Ormont
Dairy Products and the Growth of Creamery Systems
The article analyzes rising butter costs tied to demand for quality, growth of creameries, and increased production of substitutes. It notes farm and factory roles in butter and cheese, rising milch cow numbers from 1850 to 1880, and efficiency gains from dairy work, with data from 1870 and 1879 census figures.
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