Michigan Asylum Reports and Funding Aim, 1860s
Long scanned report on the Michigan State Asylum detailing patient classes, admissions, and staff. It outlines costs, current occupancy, and a plea to the Legislature for $150,000 to complete buildings and provide two years of operations, with breakdowns of patient origins and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asynem
Firet
Indy
Wayneel
Catlin
Oakkanl
Michigan
Saints
Kalamazoo
Tso
Tylor
Plysielin
Moentlagin
Flit Steward
Pando
Eltetions
Phisti
Deakins
Wiel
Gomamsteed
Mernethan
Baxter
Wayne
Airecdy
Agricultural College debate and political notes
The article argues over Michigan agricultural education, favoring a strictly agricultural college model and warning against mixed curricula. It reviews the Fourth Annual Report of the agricultural school, praising Rev. D. T. Nichols and noting strict parental government, shop work, and boy conduct. It shifts to national politics, condemning Buchanan’s presidency, railing against slavery expansion, and praising Fort Moultrie evacuation and Fort Sumter defense as early signals of union resolve.
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Allen
Normal School
Germany
France
Agricultural College of
Michigan
Ita Couvay
Neata Union
Jovi
Callege
Continent
D. T. Nichols
Nichols
Calhoun County
Asa
Etheridge Speech and Fairy Tale From the Independent
In Washington on January 23, Mr. Etheridge urged submitting difficulties to twelve honest men and warned against disunion while defending the Union. A long fairy tale from the Independent follows, detailing Guowes fairies under the earth, a mortal romance with Moneta, gold temptations, and a moral about choosing loved ones over riches.
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Washington
Etheridge
Congress
Ile
Orr
Kingdom of
South Carolina
Union
Brown Rail
Ohio
Buchanan
Crittenden
Border States
Committee of Thirty-Three
Tennessea
Maneta
Guume
Moneta
Sesteup Tedder
Mother Earth
Tle
Kingdon
Wate Sity
Kalina
Washington Dispatch Warns Virginia Seeks Disunion
Special Dispatch reports Virginia moves toward disunion, with Georgia's secession prompting regional tension. The piece notes South Carolina's trade impact, Iverson’s Senate seat, Louisiana’s expected action, and a dramatic Senate scene as Corwin debunks anti slavery accusations.
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Tribune
Washington
Virginia
South Carolina
Confederacy
Hunter
Georgia
Savannah
Charleston
Toombs
Iverson
Senate
Louisiana
Jesus
Slidell
Plaquemine
Corwin
House
N.Y. World
Davis
Pat
Aeral
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Marshall Statesman
the Agricultural Colem
the State Reform School
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Black Democratic Party
Harper's Ferry
John Brown
Old Buck
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Russia
Secretary of the Treasury
Math-treasury
Caroling
Wwe Bcratic
Major Anderson
Ft. Moultrie
Hisself
Tin Tittle
Fr. Sumpter
Kaw
Mr. Etheridge
Kells
Lepublinkad Ovary
Dtmey
Marshall
Caluous County
Seth Lewis
Simey
Soak
Crowne
Patel
Letide Bainte
Seoenthal
Mer Tail
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Kytacp House
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Conner Tod
Faves Deanite Lanes
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Marshall Bakery & Grocery
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