The Torrens land system debated by Mississippi speakers
A Memphis publication reprints Mr. Bolton Smith's Mississippi Bar address on the Torrens system for land registration. It explains current Mississippi title practices, outlines Torrens benefits, and notes legislative interest and commissions to study adoption.
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Frank Beraitt
Mississippi
Prussia
Bovarin
Hamberg
Ms Pew
Sir Robert Torrens
South Australia
Great Britain
Revenue Department
Australia
Bolton Smith
Aie Bar Association of
Jackson
Smith
Burkitt
Memphis Appeal Avalanche
Exhibit of glass and cabinet work at New Jersey fair
The notice describes a display featuring glass, bronze, leather, and artistic cabinet works. It notes New Jersey increasing its world’s sand dollars to seventy thousand and mentions an Illinois women’s exhibit in the woman’s building framed as a mode hospital. Fred Douglass is named commissioner to represent the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Illinois
Hartt
Fred Douglass
Senate and House Proceedings Highlight Various Bills
The senate passes a land grant refunding bill and a canal project while a rail construction item and river improvement funding move forward. The house calls for a treasury payroll list and discusses the silver bill as debates and votes unfold.
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Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Cascades
Olomian River
Oregon
Prescot Lodo
Wabnott
Atiock
Bland
Barrows
Dworkek
Sterman
Financial world briefes mix in last seven days
Condensed telegrams report two U S business failures and Canada tallys from the past week. The collection notes global events including treaty mentions and a U S legal case. highlights the Lindell Hotel sale for 73000 and a sundry civil appropriation bill totaling 25157787 with reductions from estimates and prior years.
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Amsterdam
New York
Majestic
J. Coleman Drayton
Hallett A. Borrowe
Asimony Gouth
Albany
N. Y
George P. Whitney
Albany City National Bank
Whitney
Eldanot
Mount Washington
Wood
Parnell
Tue
Paris Debats
House Committee On Appropriations
Senate Committee On Territories
House
Arizona
Chicago
Cicero
Jon. L. Hat
England
Ark
J. W. Williams
Williams
Hart
Spain
Portugal
Sweden
Norway
Berlin
Candition of Business Across the Country in KG Dan Co Weekly Review
KG Dan & Co reports mixed trade this week with higher receipts for beef, cheese, and butter, but declines in bacon, wool, and hides. Spring trade slows in St Louis, while Minneapolis and Omaha show activity. Kansas City remains retarded. Iron and coal markets soften, while cheap cotton supports manufacturers amid low prices. Domestic and foreign uncertainty weighs on sentiment as overall failures rise across the United States and Canada.
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KG. Dan & Co
R. G. Dan & Co
St Lewis
Minneapeli
Omaha
Stemty
Pisteburgh
Anc
Easoa
Cottos Beipe
Mote
Gene Bat
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Emperor plans travel as empress seeks quiet life abroad
The imperial family faces strain as the emperor plans a journey to a new palace in Fote dam after March 6. The empress, despondent and irritable, wishes to leave Berlin to ride and walk unobserved. Court balls draw comment on her mood, while Dr. Gneisfeldt hopes health improves on the Iceland voyage.
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Main Reeux
Berlin
Gneisfeldt
Iceland
Lieut Halzen
Oreerian
Trichina Outbreak Tells of Austin Family Deaths
Testes March 23 report details a trichina outbreak in Austin affecting the Owens family and Mrs. Tate. Five weeks prior eight family members fell ill with poisoning diagnosed by Dr. M J Alexander. Mr. Tate died last week. others recovered enough to be seen on Austin streets. Conversation notes no further danger expected.
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Austin
I. D. Owens
Mr. Tate
M. J. Alexander
Tate
Tanica
Mr.Owens
Early Garden Resilience After March Freeze
In Grexonis on March 21 the cold spell hurts peaches mainly in late varieties while early peaches escaped bloom. Irish potatoes were frost damaged but will recover. Peas beets and hardy crops are fine. Pears and plums show damage, yet four May fruiting peach trees indicate a large percentage remain uninjured.
Mail robbery on a horse route between Louisville and Hattiesburg
Intelligence from Louisville reports a hold up by two masked men who cut the powch and rifled contents of a mail wagon. Only one registered package was taken. In Mag Solia a citizens meeting raised several thousand dollars for a cotton and woolen factory and appointed committees to seek subscriptions and to discuss location incentives with Capt Merry of the Central Road. A land decision rendered at Jackson by Chancellor Conn affects Colts and Prime Land Co patents. appeal planned with Chicago interests.
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Limitates
Mississippi
Coqvesaores Themelves
Teeerdead
Ferson
Torrens
Union
Ina
Jackson
Ams
Supreme Court
Canada
Chancery Court
al Beone
Becaus
Ford
Weners Ho
United States
Australia
Tasmania
Bas
Arles
Sasien
Hizner W. Moone
St Louis Post-Dispatch
New York City
St. Louis
Emma Norton
Groner Nicmos
Elizabeth Grantham
Crawfordsville
Ind
Lizpersos Bros
Boston
Samara
Tampoff
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Legislatere
Dem
Russian Orthodox Church
Siberia
Paipa
Colombia
Coeuy
Lowahouse
Wattex Lenerr
Lincoln Neth
Oulealt
Senate
St Pael
Eveese Kursy
First National Bank of
Marshall Mich
Hooker
Jackson Prise
Tarast Nee Mocmaet Keane
Milwaukee
van Brant
New York
E W. Field
Buffalo State Hospital
Mexico
Marimo Escobeda
J. W. Magoser
Middleton
Etta McBride
Miss McBride
Lake Mary
Fla
Elizabeth Brown
Louisville
Winston
Hattiesburg
Magsolia
Capt Merry
Central Road
Conn
Chicago
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Memphis
State of Mises
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Mane
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Jon
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Yarpama
J. B. Ecxues
Oe Wussameet
E. N. Beepper
J. T Harare
A. F. Fox
L M. Stepaenxs
Ae Panter
Comsida
Thas
Cunescer M. Derew
Sea Quinte
Lower Albu
Ecusling Stathes
Socaragua
North Pacific
Great Britai
Money and Business
Rochefort
Mississipp
Matters
Ackimwas
Choctaw County
Elijah Bennett
G George Nail
Bennett
French Camp
Nelah Black
New Orleans
Nail
Black
McCool
State Penitentiary
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