Remarks on Insane Poor Care Across States in 1874
William Tallack from the Howard Association in London laments Pennsylvania and other states for retrograde treatment of the insane poor since 1861. He cites limited oversight in Massachusetts and broader neglect, urges religious bodies in Pennsylvania to act, and hopes English press will spur reform through public awareness and bridging English and American reforms.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Board of State Charities
England
Tukes
York
Penn
America
Great Britain
William Tallack
Howard Association
London
Queen's Speech and Parliament Reopen Amid Bengal Famine Debate
The Queen's Speech outlines foreign policy calm and a focus on land law reform, Indian famine relief, and labour and trade legislation. Lords discuss the Indian famine response and transport challenges, while the Commons address Bengal measures and privilege matters involving Mr Whalley.
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Commons
Black Rod
Duke of Edinburgh
Marie Alexandrovna
Russia
Ashantee
Africa
Akill
Indian
India
House of Commons
England
Ireland
Scotland
Lord Lortan
Lord Carington
Earl Granville
Duke of Somerset
Gladstone
House of Lords
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Gladatone
Lord Selborn
Lord Grey
Lord Dersy
Alexandrovna
Lord Satissoury
Whalley
William Stirling-Maxwell
Liberal Party
Disraeli
R. Callender
Torrens
Bengal
Ricuard
Cockburn
Committee of Privileges
DisRati
Select Committee
Mr. Whitbread
Lowe
Peterborough
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Imperial Parliament
Mr. DisRaxt
Mr. Torrens
Lord Winnerleigh
Bouverie
Recorder of
Montague Smith
Roebuck
Goldney
Macdonald
T. Hughes
Pett
Marquis of Saxisbury
Lord Northbrook