National Solons Review of Senate and House Actions
The article outlines Senate and House proceedings with contested elections, pension legislation, and Indian affairs. It notes Alabama's Goodwin unseated by Cobb, a compromise on sectarian schools, and the Cockrell amendment limiting sectarian funds. It covers pension bill details, Missouri river bridge plans, tribal land matters, and adjournment timing amid eulogies for William W. Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Goodwin
Alabama
Cobb
Senate
Fort Marey Military Reservation
New Mexico
American Invidid Society
Cannon
Rep
Utah
Washington
United States
Pettigrew
Kyle
Afr
Thurston
Neb
Gray
Ito
Awo
Missouri River
Boonville
Mio
Clatt
Indiana
Stier Menafort Jopes
Arkansas
Bate and Plath
Indian Territory
Leiol
Salt Lake City
Hephara
Lowa
Pension Office
Stewart
New Jersey
Sharnon
Tacon
Georgia
Cotton States Exposition Company
Mantle
Moontana
Clark
William WW. Crane
Texas
England's elders among judges peers and prelates
England's oldest figures include Lord esher master of the rolls at 80, Sir Gorell Barnes youngest at 47, Ign BP Villiers 94 as the oldest privy councillor and Commons member, the Duke of Northumberland and Marquis of Northampton among aged peers, and the bishop of Liverpool at 80 as the Church of England's oldest prelate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lord Esher
The Effects of Small Talk on Cerebral Deterioration
A discussion of how effortless speech may relate to brain function, distinguishing between functional speech disturbances and actual brain disease. It contrasts hyper automatism with genuine cognitive impairment and references writers cramp and other speech disorders, plus a long digression on telegraph and newspaper wire services and exotic imagery from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unie
America
Dosih
Hungary
Tle
Costa Favo
Carol
Auhacribers
Bart
Opera
Caste Hells
Heer
Tendency to favor medium crops and soil fertility methods
The piece argues against only pursuing medium crops and stresses using mineral fertilizers with grain crops. It compares English and American conditions, notes the advantage of soil enrichment, and links fertilization to healthier yields and hens’ dietary needs, while also touching on potatoes, seed selection, asparagus, harness care, and spraying for orchards.
Wrinklled Varieties Beat for Early Peas and Farm Notes
Wrinkled pea varieties are best for the table but not ideal for canning. Early dwarf peas yield little. standard varieties bear heavier crops but need supports. The Champion of England is noted for quality but late. cabbage and celery storage in the hen house is suggested. Topics cover fodder for fowl, root and fruit planting, soil improvement, manuring, and methods for preparing seed beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kironger
England
Garleby
Soldiers' Stories of Civil War Banquet Recitals and Frontline Tales
Veteran recollections recount humorous and harrowing Civil War episodes. General St Clair Mulholland and Gen Sickles feature among Irish anecdotes at a Second Corps banquet. A front line tale recalls a boy volunteer and a Confederate captain with a wife’s letter found after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Mulholland
Shoreham
Washington Post
McCook
Sharp
Joe
Harney
Barney
Walt
Sickles
Mec Mellan
Admiral Semimes’ House
Arlington
Secretary of War
Cameron
Lincoln
Gen. McClellan
Rickies
RicClellan
McClellan
Thomas Ewing Sherman
St. Louie
St. Patrick's Church
Rapids
William T. Sherman
Black River
Atlanta
Sherman
Young Thomas
Gerard
Ambarua
Doc
Elm
Straiggt
Tis Company
Dhat
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Aml
Mahmoud
Stenia
Therapia
Stonis
Asia
Marie
Ras
Serena
Wiliam
J. Bennett Laws
Th. J. Waters
Missouri Agricultural College
Waters
Isphio
al- Cook
Ind
Gre
Helon
Troy
Canada
Great Britain
France
Germany
Switzerland
Napoleon
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