Bill to repeal 25th Clause of Elementary Education Act 1870
The text describes a proposed bill repealing section twenty five of the Elementary Education Act 1870 and removing payments by school boards under that act or related byelaws. It notes amendments and motions surrounding universal board schools and voluntary school support, with signatories including Mr Richard and Sir H Havelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Department
J. G. Talbot
Richard
Thomas Bazley
Morley
McArthur
H. Havelock
England and
Wales
Foreign notes on Rudimentary politics and global events
The bulletin reviews varied topics from Russia starting convict labor in Saghalin, to European politics including Thiers on dissolving the French Assembly, Swedish arbitration, and Prince Bismarck's health. It reports on female suffrage moves, the Rochefort escape, and Sumner's legacy and will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saghalin
Czar
Prince Gortschakoff
Berlin
Cape Mail
Larigalobatele
Natal
M. Thiers
National Assembly
Marshal MacMahon
America
Michigan
Iowa
Rhode Island
Sweden
Jonas Jonasson
Count Bjérnstierna
Jerusalem
Times
Jaffa
Thos. Cook
Solomon’s Pools
Burdett-Coutts
France
Moniteur
Comte de Chambord
Soumnen
New York
Massachusetts
Sumner
United States Senate
Mr. Dawes
Judge Hoar
Mr. Curtis
C. T. Adams
General Banks
Scattering
Dawes
Frostigeta
Buters
the Tribune
Hoar
Sanford
Charles Francis Adams
Persia
Bushire
Teheran
Shah
Fars
Shiraz
Mirza Hossein Khan
Rochefort
Daily Telegraph
M. Rochefort
New Caledonia
Pascal Grousset
Sydney
Europe
Paris
Notre Dame
Mary
Father Geronnet
Haraoh
Orleans
Bordeaux
Charles Sumner
The
Daily News
Senate
Carl Schurz
Missouri
Mr. Bayard
Delaware
House of Representatives
Congress
Prince Bismakck
Bavaria
Lucius
Prince Bismarck
Empire
Herr Lucius
Bismarck
Herr Camphausen
Lars
Witt
Henry Wongfellow
Francis W. Balch
Edward L. Pierce
Harvard College
Henry W. Longfellow
Samuel G. Howe
Boston
Art Museum
Joseph B. Smith
Hannah Richmond Jacobs
Samuel J. Howe
James T. Furness
Philadelphia
Julia Hastings
San Francisco
Cal
Harvard
College
Francia V. Balch
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
The Crusade Against Intemperance in America
The New York Daily News reports rising temperance activity in Ohio towns led by women. Revenue drops in Ohio and Indiana reflect liquor tax losses, with Cincinnati seeing about 75 percent fewer distilleries’ sales. Liquor firms form protective leagues to bar women from saloons, while some mobs oppose the religious gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Daily News
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Clevens
Indiana
Internal Revenue
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