Educator Meeting in Noble Township Features Hill Lecture
A Noble township educator meeting at Center Evangelical church opened Friday with Fritz Saemisch chairing and chorus from Byron Read. Dr. K. E. Hill spoke on Getting Ready for the Twentieth Century as committees organized topics on school governance, district to township science, library book selections, and patriotism in rural schools. A basket dinner followed and sessions resumed with papers on teaching numbers, percentages, and school beautification. The gathering approved a course of study, more in-school visits, and commended Hill and Newcomb for their roles.
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Hill
Noble Township
Center Evangelical Church
H. B. Newcomb
Fritz Saemisch
Byron Read
J. H. Bauerentiend
German Center Sabbath School
de. RE. S. Hill
Snemisch
A. FE. Baer
Charley Kuester
W.T. Read
H. Goedring
Joseph Eshelman
F. Saemisch
W. T. Read
United States
C. H. Goodring
Griswold
Tribune Almanac
Old Curiosity Shop
Hoosier
Sarah Crue
Dickens
England
Samuel Smiles
Rob
Nicholas Nickleby
Barnes
Ivanhoe
Ada Baer
Lillie Robinson
Saemisch
Atlantic
Noble Center
W. T. Reap
E. A. Bang
C. H. Gorarine
Fritz Saemisen
Cons. Kunster
Sec
Jotaaude
Snelson
Myrtle McIntyre
Martha Parrott
Edith
Edna
Jenkins
Seeacceasclata
C.H Dowald
Misa
Alice Bower
J Blatner
B. Newcomb
W. Guist
Criticism of Morton Dominates House Session
Washington news from February 18 reports sharp criticism of Secretary Morton during debate on the agricultural appropriation bill. Members questioned his actions, including a proposed chief clerk position and a move against Lysie, with calls for possible salary withholding until seed-distribution provisions are enforced. An amendment for a new horse book edition passed quietly amid broader fiscal maneuvers.
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Washington
House
Morton Wee
Pearson
N. C
P. B
Lysie
Missouri
Morton
West
Cousins
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
California
Davis on the Monroe Doctrine in Senate addresses policy
Washington on February 18 Senator Davis of Minnesota spoke a two hour defense of the Monroe doctrine and the resolution he authored. He urged resisting European encroachments and voiced optimism about a Venezuela settlement while warning against any concession of the doctrine. The day also included debate on the military academy bill and cattle quarantine impacts on beef prices.
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Minnesota
Senate
Washington
Davis
Minn
United States
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Atlantic
Venezuela
Vilas
West
Dem
Secretary of Agriculture
Texas
Sehator
Southwest
Berry
Ark
Julian Loses Forfeit Claim In Rio Grande Fight
El Paso report details Martin Julian and Stuart Connelly dispute over forfeits for a ring postponement. Officials ruled no forfeit due to timing issues. A compromise set Friday fight with Connelly posting $1,000 to guarantee Maher’s appearance.
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Uhrow
el Paso
Martin Julian
Rio Grande
Stuart
Buck Connelly
Julian
Maher
Las Cruces
Fitzsimmons
Connelly
J ‘Ulian
Dan Stuart
George Biler
Louis Houseman
William W. Naughton
Tom O’rourke
Hugh Fitzgerald
Big Black Hills Mining Deal Secures One Third Stock
Feb 18 report from Qeapowoop describes the biggest mining deal in Black Hills history. A New York syndicate held a bond on a large block of producing mines and after paying $80,000 to export it, could not raise the $3,000,000 bond. A compromise saw the New York group pay over $1,100,000 for one third of the company’s capital stock. No management changes.
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Black Hills
Qeapowoop
New York
Messrs. Hague
Daggett
Lovett Sues for Damages Over Alienation Claim
Mrs. Balla F. Lovett sues her in law parents for 25000 dollars alleging they alienated her husband Albert H. Lovett from her. The couple’s woes stem from threats of disinheritance and his move to Boston with his mother. The suit was filed in a Los Angeles Superior Court.
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Boston
Whhita
Kan
Rosella Voegeland
Emil Werner
Werner
Merchants’ Protective Association
Christensen
Bordtman
Wilburn
Ben Cate
District Court
Tommie Meredith
Atlantic News Briefs from a Midwest Town
Tuesday notices report Dunn traveling to Elliott on business and several locals visiting or traveling to Chicago Ottawa and Aurora. The piece notes marriages, religious revivals, club meetings, court actions, an upcoming cantata, and a large obituary for Charles A. Phares with funeral details.
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Dunn
Elliott
Perryman
Cumberland
H. A. Briggs
Griswold
Atlantic
Death of a New York Broker Nesslage dies after long illness
J H Nesslage of Nesslage & Fuller bullion brokers dies at his New York home after a two year illness. Umpire McDonald Coming Wear announces Cincinnati Western Baseball League plans. Judge Whiteside of Chattawooda Tennessee dies from blood poisoning after an accidental foot wound.
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New York
J. H. Nesslage
Nesslage
Chattawooda
Tenan
Judge Whiteside
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Manderson
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Colo
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Warren Rema
John Bratt
Sheriff Camp
Ed Richards
Clark
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Aucasia
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Bravity
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Iowa
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Herbert Vere
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Bostons
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University of Virginia
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Woonsocket
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Burnea,s Hall
R. A. Applegate
Aurora
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Chas
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Chicago
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Oscar
Ottawa
Ill
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Anite
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Pottawattamie ‘County
D. B. Frink
Union Town
T. W. Brown
Wm. Kuester
Southof Wiota
Minnie M. Stoodt
Charles M. Berg
Telford
Anita
C. R. Hunt
Potter
Wickersham
Buck Creek Church
Loreh
E. E. Reed
East Side Literary Club
Cora Prains
Applegate
Carl W. Pharis
Allen Phares
Bethelhem
M. E
Christ
L. Smith
Mae Harris
Italien
Miss Cottoh
Mr. McConvill
McConvill
Stati
F McMenamin
Rv McConvill
Rose Troton
Reynolds Lizzie Dalyt
Reynolds
M. E. Church
Lincoln’ Center
E. S. Hill
Marie
Frank Bontrager
C H Dewald
Aersariney Stoeneeseses
Baker
WT Smither
Cee Cass
Charles Arthur Phares
Rock Island, Jr
Newton
Lapeer
Mich
J. Appelgate
A. G. Beath
Marengo
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Carl W. Phares
L., B. Wickersham
Charlie
Budwle
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Morgan Line
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