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Facts and Comments on 1926 Instruction origins and politics
Kibridge Smith asserts the American Institute of Instruction began in the Millburg lyceum in 1926 with Daniel Webster presiding and Edward Everett involved. A Blaine Cameron dispute rumor is unlikely. A White Supplier Springs letter says both parties ride daily with their families. Joseph R Chandler of Philadelphia, former United States Gazette editor, dies at 82. Baring Brothers sent 10,000,000 to the American Board of Foreign Missions for missionaries. C Platt elected permanent chairman of the New York Republican State Committee and Henry House of the New Hampshire Committee.
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Blaine
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Philadelphia
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Republican Platform Adopted at Raleigh July 7 1880
A Raleigh July 7 1880 page summary outlines the North Carolina Republican platform. It endorses Garfield Arthur ticket, criticizes railroad monopolies and Democratic control, calls for fair local tariffs, supports public education, defends labor rights, condemns Democratic political corruption, and opposes centralized textbook control and landlord tenant laws. Contains notes on state politics, railroads, and public notices.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Republicans to Hold Third District Convention in Smithville
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