General S. D. Lee discusses A and M College and state education
General S D Lee presents arguments on the A and M College of Mississippi noting its impact on attendance at Oxford and other state institutions. He argues for equal salaries and funding across colleges, addresses discrimination claims, and defends the college’s role in agricultural and mechanical education. He also includes farm and poultry guidance from Hurley on feeding and housing.
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Oxford
Ccolege
Texas
West Virginia
Hin
Kentucky
Mississpi College
Mississippi
A and M. College
Ss D. Lee
Hurley
Southern Live Stock Journal
Various 19th Century World News Tidbits Briefly Noted
A miscellany reports Gr Tomas Gnapstowm death. Mary Aspersor’s theatrical company sails for Liverpool. Pratt’s son joins General Tracy's New York law firm. Senators and representatives’ salaries debated. Emperor William visit triggers naval maneuvers. Queen Victoria attends. London and Washington politics, tariffs, and international incidents noted.
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Tomas Gnapstowm
England
Mary Aspersor
Liverpool
Serator Pratt
General Tracy
New York
Emperor William
Queen Victoria
Fifty-First Congress Special Session Highlights and Death Notices
The Senate debated a Call resolution on U S relations with Cuba and West Indian islands then went into secret session. Reports from committees were read and a resignation from Rhode Island awaited action. Notices announced the death of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. and other officials, with various appointments and incidents cited including crimes, fires, and local civic events.
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Senate
United States
Wth
Cube
Qa Islands
Executive Enon
Waesuill
Sherman
Hoar
Voorhees
Eustis
Certenais
New York
Shermee
Tsihe Senate
Seeder Chace
Raode Island
Cellom
Pradename
Sandry
Ingals
Notable incidents and conflicts sweep across nations
A Connecticut legislator and industrial leader Stow Jewstnes faced assault as opponents pelted him leaving the assembly. Reports describe duels in Monte Carlo, a jail break case, an Austrian betrothal, British political shifts, and a New York incident where a streetcar horse smashed a shop window.
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Stow Jewstnes
Connenicut
Jeanings Bit
Deep River
Wales
Neormke
Windom
Treasury
Mar
Currrcap Lioto
London Times
Ireland
Dublin
England
Liogh
Count Condephore
Count von Taafe
Passi Davesport
Memphis
Charles Schreider
Westcliffe
New York
Brazil
Justice Gray
United States Supreme Court
Mise Jeannette
Stanley Matthews
Monte Carlo
Willliamw Pont
J. H. Manor
St. Louis
Arkansas
Washington
Baltimore
New Yorkx City
Broadway
East Africa
Late news items from across the nation
Ex Goveason Proctor of Lebanon Ky accepts invitation to address Scotch Irish Congress in Columbia Tennessee. An oil mill explosion at Cooper's saw mill kills Jobn Blankenstlp and John Griffin, injuring others. Black Knot disease devastates blue plums in Ross County Ohio with mass tree removals. Judge R. Buler of Tennessee expected to win Commissioner of Indian Affairs bid. Dewarrate faction in Brooklyn plans a Tammany Hall style building costing ten thousand dollars. Col M F Locke of Alma named Chief of Mining Manufacturing and Agriculture Karwan by Arkansas act. Immigrants at Castle Garden note a ten year old girl Sane Ivan Yay from Eperjes Hungary seeking her brother in Cleveland. Cress shoots and kills Dr J H Watson near Eulogy Holmes County Mississippi. Cress suspected in three killings. Ex President Cleveland and party arrive Havana. he declines governor general mansion stay. White River at Newport Arkansas rises five feet in four hours. flooding submerges farmlands. Purple pear boom boosts Stevens Alabama prospects. Ex-Gov Alger Michigan settles 31.4 million payment in the Wayne case.
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Lebanop
Columbia
Tenn
Newberg
Ark
Cooper's
Jobn Blankenstlp
John Griffin
Ross County
Ohio
Damson
R. KR. Buler
Teourssee
Indian Affairs
Tas Dewarrate
Brooklyn
Tammany Hall
New York
Goverom
MF. Locke
Alma
Crawford County
Karwan
Castle Garden
Ivan Yay
Andrew Yay
Hamilton Street
Cleveland
Eperjes
Hungary
Ceees
J. H. Watson
Sear Eulogy
Holmes County
Miss
Cress
Watson
Wbave
Bayard, Vilas
Dickinson
Havana
Salamanca
Harans
White River
Newport
Stevens
Ala
Andrsoo
jex-Gov. Alger
Michigan
Death of Associate Justice Stanley Matthews
Associate Justice Stanley Matthews of the United States Supreme Court died at 10:10 am after a yearlong illness marked by rheumatic complications and seizures. The funeral plans and interment at Spring Grove Cemetery were noted, with tributes from family and medical staff.
Fancies in Furniture Reflect Shifting Taste and Styles
The Chicago News interviews designers noting a move away from ornate decoration toward simpler lines and antique-inspired patterns such as Romanesque and Louis XV. Oak and cherry regain prominence while machine work lowers costs and accelerates carved details. Leather remains for libraries and dining rooms as brass trim wanes.
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Chicago News
Northwest Homesteaders Face Solitude and Self-Reliance
Scattered across the prairie regions, young women claim land while living in a shared four room shack to farm independently. They rely on natural remedies over doctors, valuing Warner’s Log Cabin preparations as safe, homegrown aids in their isolated communities.
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Northwest
Ledet
Dokootas
Dulding
Antatovigat
Boviety Lules
Nature
Warners Caco
Warner
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United States Supreme Craft
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Joanna Wasarxetos
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