Bill on Arct ic exploration and school funding debated
March reports from Washington describe Hawley and others proposing a $25,000 reward to locate the Greely Arctic expedition. A ten year common schools funding plan is debated, with annual appropriations starting at 15 million, then 14, 13 million, declining each year. The Senate discussed military academies, meat inspection, and federal judge salaries while the House confronts post office and whisky bills amid partisan clashes.
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Committee On Indian Affairs
Mississippi
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California
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United States
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Committee On Judiciary
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North
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Ingalla
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Cannon
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Holman
Reagan
Congress
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Messed
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Townshend
Maine
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Hiscock
Reed
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Mr. Hiscock
Curtin
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Blount
Wasumetox
Hovst
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Eward Lasker
Emin
tLetate Staan
Plo
Phelps
Bismarck
Reichstag
State Department
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Randall
Yeas
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Morrison
White
Kentucky
Rose
Illinois
Committee On Ways and Means
Courier-Journal
Bond
New York
Dorshester
Willis
Ohio
European headlines mix cabinet talks and Khartoum notes
Rumors swirl in the House of Commons about Gladstone's resignation and Egypt policy. Reports from London cite Gladstone's health as catarrh and rest. Global dispatches describe Osman Digna proclamations, military moves near Khartoum, and ongoing UK naval and army preparations.
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Lawson
House of Commons
Gladstone
Egypt
Schwarza
Tyrol
Mark Lane Express
California
Havre
Ireland
London
Parnell
the Times
Bigger
Sheffield
Earl Spencer
Everely
Cattle Foot Rot Reports From Iowa and Kansas
Dr. N Paaren and Simon Beattie examined Jonathan Drake's herd near Waroto Iowa finding fifteen of thirty calves affected with foot rot. Officials say the ailment is not contagious foot and mouth disease. Frost-related cattle illness also observed in Wapello Iowa. State legislators in Topeka Kansas discuss veterinary measures, quarantines and potential bond funding to curb outbreaks. A separate meeting in Parpoge Pennsylvania supports reducing liquor licenses.
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N. Paaren
Simon Beattie
Louisa County
Breeders’ Gazette of
Chicago
Jonathan O. Drake
Vince
Effingham County
Illinois
Drake
Burlington
Frame
Wapello
Town
Poisoned Himself and Shot Self in Tennessee Incident
Wm Dane a Bentonville teacher pursued Ada Swift 18, after her parents opposed him. He bought laudanum and shared half with Swift, overdosing in both cases. Dane was arrested for attempted murder and shortly after killed himself. Swift remains gravely ill. In Iowa, J W Burdett editor of the Hawk Eye was assaulted in the editorial room by Tom Kelly, but others intervened to stop further violence.
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Bentonville
Fayette County
Ada Swift
Dane
Misa Swift
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