Senator Pomeroy bribery scandal rocks Atchison politics
The Atchison area reels as Répeach accuses Senator York ally of bribery in the Pomeroy vote. Pomeroy arrested, bonds set at 5000. Public School building funding debacle cited. county taxes and state bonds scrutinized as critics urge street-level reform and a standalone school building with boarding facilities to boost growth.
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Gerdoseph J. Ingalls
Atchison
Pomeroy
York
Poméroy
Deak
Ierald
Herald
Growth of Industrial Colleges under 1862 Endowment
The United States has thirty two industrial colleges and universities funded by Congress under the July 2 1862 act. Massachusetts and Mississippi host two each, other states one each, while Florida Louisiana Nevada and Virginia have none. Twenty six operate now, with the rest to open in 1872. Thirty are linked with other institutions and seventeen are independent. Three hundred ten professors assist over two thousand students in agriculture and mechanical arts.
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United States
Massachusetts
Mississppi
Florida
Louisiana
Nevada
Virginia
Impoverished soils in South Western Ohio lower grain yields
ImPoveriSumentoF Sos.-Profes sor Orton notes gradual soil decline across South Western Ohio. Wheat now yields under ten bushels per acre in many upland areas, with frequent crop failures tied to land depreciation. The Miami river valley shows corn yields dropping from forty to under forty bushels per acre over forty years. A Cincinnati note adds a humorous C O D quip. Chas Sanford, elected Collector, urges timely tax payments to avoid fines. Missouri House composition lists professionals and trades.
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Orton
Ohio
Miami River
Queenly Foix as Muse in a Poet’s Praise
A man extols a beloved woman as queenly in all noble traits. He lauds her bearing, gracious heart, musical voice, serene brow, and peerless beauty. The praise references painterly art and poet fantasy, framing her as rightful queen of his admiration.
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Jonx G. Saxe
Harper's Magazine
Singular people praised for civilization yet brutal customs
A traveler’s ironic portrait lampoons a nation that prides itself on science and modernity while practicing savage executions and social cruelty. The report details public strangulation rituals, a lavish yet unsafe hotel system, and a fatal fire in a rooftop chamber, contrasting claimed civilization with grim realities.
Henry T. Blow to Lecture at City Methodist Church
The Hon. Henry T. Blow of St. Louis will lecture at the Methodist Church in town on Tuesday evening next shortly after seven o clock. All are invited to attend.
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Henry T. Blow
St. Louis
The Trivone and Its Progressive Nationwide Reach
The Tribune declares its aim to lead as a premier newspaper, with trusted correspondents in major capitals, promoting equal rights, and reporting impartially on national and local affairs. It pledges independence from parties, strong support for constitutional rights, medical interests, and agricultural progress through the Weekly Tribune and its farming content.
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Txidune
New York Semi-Weekly Tribune Ad Offers Bargain Subscriptions
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