Education Act and School Board Developments
The Education Act report shows 181 schools with space for 89 000 children and 93 000 on rolls. Attendance peaked at 81 495. average attendance 66 187. Updates cover Morley’s absence, police hearing delays, Lamb and Flag ragged schools case, and talks on Revised Code changes and new school boards. Rev G Luckett elected to Tamworth board and Glascote vice-chairman.
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M.P
Moley
Charles Reed
Sir Charles
Home Office
London Board
Sup Racaep
Lamb and Flag Ragged
Clerkenwell
Birmingham School Board
Education Department
G. Luckett
Tamworth
Glascote
Deaths of Professors Tischendorf and Tafel
Our German correspondent notes the death of Konstantin Tischendorf Professor of Theology and Biblical Paleography at Leipzig aged sixty after strokes. Also interment of Gottlob Tafel in Stuttgart, a zealous Democratic advocate and long time Stuttgart Observer proprietor, marking a notable political and journalistic career.
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Konstantin Tischendorf
University of Leipzig
Lengenfeld
Saxony
Leipsig
France
England
Holland
Switzerland
Egypt
Palestine
Alexander II
Tischendorf
Germany
Russia
Gottlob Tafel
Stuttgart
Jankfurt
National Assembly
Tafel
Wurtemburg
the Schwachter
Stuttart Observer
Notable deaths of scholars in late November Rome and Stuttgart
Obituary notes mark the deaths of Don Pietro Armellini in Rome at eighty one, a Jesuit professor of multiple subjects, and Dean Leibbrand of Stuttgart editor of Evangelical Church and School Paper for Württemberg since 1857. Also mentions Professor Tafel of Tubingen, Swedenborgian, who died in Ragatz in 1864.
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Rome
Pietro Armellini
Paris
The
Jesuits
Naples
Turin
Napoleon
Cardinal Bonaparte
Alexander von Humbolds
Dean Leibbrand
Stuttgart
Wurtemburg
Leibbrand
South Germany
Tafel
Professor Tafel
Tubingen
Ragatz
Judgment in the Arnim Case Ends First Trial Stage
The court closed the first stage of Count Arnim’s trial after delivering judgment. It found the second and third class documents inadequate for the case and rejected embezzlement charges. Arnim was sentenced to three months, with five weeks already served deducted, and both prosecution and defendant intend to appeal.
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Arnim
Dockhorn
Munckel
Paris
Berlin
Carlsbad
Foreign Office
Count Arnim
Kammergericht
Supreme Tribunal
New York Herald
Prince Bismarck
Bismarck
Herr Hoverbeck
Herr Jloverbeck
Herr Windthorst
Centre
Bismarck Wins Confidence Vote After Budget Prolongation
The motion to strike out 48000 marks for Foreign Office secret service was rejected as Herr von Bennigsen argued it attacked Prince Bismarck. The vote ended 199 to 71 in favor of the Chancellor, who will remain in office. Parliament was prorogued to January 9 after the budget.
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Foreign Office
Herr von Bennigsen
Prince Bismarck
Werr von Bennigsen
Bismarck
Majunke
Sait
Foreign Miscellany of Global Affairs and Disasters
Reports from Mexico, Austria, and the United States encompass religious orders suppression, Reichsrath actions, and new congressional seats. Fires destroy the mail-steamer Japan with hundreds feared lost, while plague orders reach Arabia and Mecca restrictions. Edna Proctor libel case ends with costs, and Sardinian-German tensions rise over the Gustav incident. Ezra Cornell dies at sixty eight. North Pole exploration is renewed. Garibaldi gift bill passes in Italy. Carlist War updates from Tafalla.
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Mexico
Reichsrath
U.S
South Carolina
North Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
New York
Mississippi
Vicksurg
Japan
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Cuba
Grant
Havana
Arabia
St. Petersburg
Mecca
J. T. Southern
St. Eustatius
West Indies
Gustav
Bay of Gaetaria
Santander
Ezra Cornell
Cornell University
the Tribune
Cornell
United States
German Arctic Exploration Society
North Pole
Prince Bismarck
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Garibaldi
Signor Minghetti
Hendaye
Mendini
Casedo
Tafalla
Marshal Serrano
Bisecurr-Tiilton Scanpal
Francis D. Moulton
Edna Dean Proctor
General Butler
Moulton
Centra Asia
Wladivostock
Schkatoff
Amoor
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