Privileging Ed Reform and Political Jibes in 19th Century News
The Register reports on Rev Dr Mayo attacking compulsory education in New York and misreading Ohio 1863 politics, claims Vallandigham’s fate tied to military force rather than votes, and notes Massachusetts expunging Sumner censure. It also covers Leslie Coombs’s age defying vitality in Lexington, press chatter about Schenck’s return, and various brief items on public figures, education, and a Chinese civil service exam.
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Mayo
New York
Common Schools of
Ohio
Vallandigham
United States
Col. McClure
Philadelphia
Ring
Col
Forney
Ringsters
Cameron
Tweed
Political Stir Over Grant Butler Rivalry In Massachusetts
Massachusetts politics explode as Grant advisers back Butler aligned forces fill federal posts. Simmons named for collector amid mercantile protests and Dawes resistance, while Butler’s triumph sparks calls for reform and warnings of demoralization in the Republican party.
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Grant
Louisiana
Butler
Massachusetts
Wan. A. Simmons
Boston
William A. Simmons
Masschusetts
Grants
Plas Ec
Hou
Washington
Merchant’s Exchange
Russell
Durian
Simmons
Rele
Poston
Gen. Butler
Dawes
Senate
Bentwell
Boutwell
State Sentinel
Ae Ee
Public School desegregation debate and Treasury misallocation detailed
The letter condemns educating whites and negros together in Tennessee as a threat to free schools and criticizes Sumner's Civil Rights Bill. It notes a shift toward segregationist sentiment and mocks welfare of equal rights. A New York Sun correspondent reports Treasury contingent expenses, including 40,000 street car tickets costing 2000 and towels costing 4306, with implied waste and possible theft. SupscRipa for The Register.
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Dawes
I House of Representatives
Hvansville
A. L Rosinson
Dawns
Remier
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Rose Parson Brownlow
United States
Tennessee
Public
Sumner
Treasury Department
State, Interior and Post Office
Treasury
New Harmony Theater Presents Golden Family Entertainment
Citizens of New Harmony hear that on the evening of Saturday March 7 1874 Mr and Mrs Golden will host a unique entertainment with three new plays songs and an iris jig by Bella Golden. The bill includes a new comedy Ese by Thomas Vidlon a domestic comedietta by Alfred Malthy and musical numbers featuring Major Keye and Mrs Millatt.
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New Harmony and Vicinity
Golden
Thirer
Bella Golden
Thomas Vidlon
Alfred Malthy
Martin Golden
C.D. Millatti
Miior
Cece
New Harmony and
Thespian Society
Union Hall Theater
Guy Mannering
Circuit Court
Posey County
Indiana
Thomas Mumford
Jacob Utley
Elisha Herring
John J. Trendy
State of
Edward Homer
Michard Harris
Court House
Mount Vernon
Tniliana
Margaret A. Dent
Cynthia Stoneberger
Alex. Crank
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Vesey County
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J.P
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Dirk Hatterraick
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J.D. Jones
Robinson Sed
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Henry Desgrais
J. D. Jones
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Lichtenberger & Sons
New Orleans
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Black Hawk Mills
St. Phillip’s Church
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Lynn Township
John G. Young
Thrall & Mumford's
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Field and Garden Seeds
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Ea Rose
Barry Goodrich
Shaker Russett
Timothy
Goto
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