Iowa Teachers Meet Breeds of Schools Discussed
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Teachers association enrollment near 1100 with visitors totaling over 1600. The legislative committee recommended more normal schools compulsory attendance libraries and larger state education appropriations. President MacLain urged parity with neighboring states for the state university system. Murat Halstead spoke on Dewey Manila and the Philippines at the Auditorium.
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State Teachers’ Association
Legislative Committee
MacLain
The
State University
Iowa
Murat Halstead
Dewey
Manila
Philippines
Perry Elected President For Nebraska Teachers
Taxco Dec 29 The attendance at yesterday s meeting of the State Teachers association was 1325 The committee on nominations reported and officers elected President E B Parry Deave college secretary Miss Lacy Williams treasurer James Delzell chairman executive committee J D French executive council A S Connrecting circle board H F Carson O A Falmer President Charles F Thwing of Western Reserve University spoke on The Teacher as Form in Civilization Missouri Teachers Elect Officers Jefferson City Dec 29 The Missouri State Teachers association chose President W H Black of Missouri Valley College Marshall and vice presidents H D Demand Lexington L N Gray Bonna Terre J A Whiteford Moberly secretary J H Markley Albany treasurer E D Lucky St Louis railroad secretary W J Hawkins The meeting marked the largest attendance in the association s history Kansas Teachers Elect Officers Topeka Dec 29 The state teachers meeting nominated BE T Fairchild Ellsworth county president Mrs O A Mitchell Iola first vice president Resolutions urged a school exhibit at the Paris exposition
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Taxco
State Teachers’ Association
E. B. Parry
Deave College
Mies Lacy Williams
James Delzell
J. D. French
Connrecting Circle Board
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O. A. Falmer
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Missouri
Jefferson City
Missouri State Teachers’ Association
W. H. Black
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
H. D. Demand
Lexington
L. N. Gray
Bonna Terre
J. A. Whiteford
Moberly
J. H. Markley
Albany
E. D. Lucky
St. Louis
W. J. Hawkins
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
BE. T. Fairchild
Ellsworth County
O. A. Mitchell
Lincoln
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
First Baptist Church
Educational Council
Northwestern Traveling Men's association elects officers at Tremont
In Des Moines on December 29 the Northwestern Traveling Men's association met at Tremont house. William Young named president. Elected vice presidents include W F Mitchell Iowa W L Day Missouri M S Van Deusen Kansas EB E Brace Nebraska J Sheldon South Dakota. A smoker and entertainment followed. D K Clink presided.
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Iowa
E. Bruce
Nebraska
Omtcaco
Des
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Tremont House
Willia Young
W. F. Mitchell
W. L. Day
Missouri
van Deusen
Kansas
E. Brace
J. ©. Sheldon
South Dakota
D. K. Clink
Congress Speaker Boutelle Admitted to McLean Hospital
A Boston World dispatch says Congressmen Boutelle is at McLean hospital for insanity. He was brought to Boston last Monday with doctors planning to place him at Channing sanitarium, but Brooklyn’s Congressman Boutelle was refused admission there. Reports state he is suffering from paresis.
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Malusia
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Boston
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McLean Hospital For Insane
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Channing Sanitarium
C. A. Boutelle
Brooklyn
Tanner Not a Candidate Governor Arraigns Critics
Governor Tanner declares during a Springfield GOP gathering that he is not a candidate for reelection. He also attacks Republican newspapers criticizing his course, in a sharp, sensational briefing from the Illinois political scene.
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Ilinois
Springfield
Illinois
Tanner
Telegraphic Briefs Roundup of 1899 World News
The item reports 30000 strikers in Etienne France and shows Grover Cleveland likely returning to health soon. Butterfield is seriously ill at his New York home. Harper & Bros assets yield about 28 percent to creditors. William will not attend the Berlin night school centennial. Suiclow killed in a duel with Raul at Allenstein. Captain and eight crew of the Fabio arrive in New York after November wreck. Boston passes sympathy for the Boers. Australian wheat harvest prospects favorable for 1899-1900. Newfoundland lobster fishery accord to expire December 31 risking dispute without renewal. Manitoba election opposition wins a 144 vote majority. Midwinter convention of Operative Millers of America opens in Nashville. Steve Taylor dies in Boston of pneumonia after a debauch.
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Allenstein
Germany
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Nashville
Steve Taylor
Maine dead laid to rest at Arlington in snowstorm
President McKinley and cabinet members, Admiral Dewey, General Miles, and other officials attended the Maine sailors' funeral at Arlington cemetery. Captain Sigsbee led the ceremonies under a canvas shelter as over 1,000 spectators watched. Marines fired a three volley salute and taps was played before coffins were lowered.
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MacArthur to receive Funston join in Wheeler's brigade
Mania Dec 29 news item notes Frederic Funston to join General MacArthur's command with possible assignment to General Wheeler's brigade. Also mentions Jolo and Siassi ports customs, Bates appointing officials, and related strategic moves.
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Wheeler
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Jolo
Siassi
Bates
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MacArthur
Cudahy Cowin Wedding in Omaha
John Cudahy son of Chicago magnate Michael Cudahy married Edna Cowin at St. John s church Omaha. The ceremony drew prominent society figures and the couple plans to sail for New York then Europe for about three months before John joins the Ondaby plant management in Kansas City.
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Edna Cowin
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Shot by neighbor in land survey dispute in Alliance
In Alliance Nebraska C E Clough was shot by J A Kime at Cloughs home. Three shots were fired from a revolver at close range with one hitting Clough in the neck. Wound not dangerous. A warrant for Kime, who surrendered to the sheriff, follows a long standing dispute over government land surveys and ownership by different numbers.
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Two Killed in Texas Duel Report from Trenton
In Trenton Texas a street duel between William Littrell and Sidney Gray ended with Littrell killed by a heart shot and Gray dying two hours later at his home from a bullet to the left lung and a shattered right arm after both men returned armed following a brief separation.
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Sidney Gray
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Holdups Make A Big Haul At Colorado Hotel Door
In Warsensoren Colorado W J Milsap stockman was seized by two men near the Klein hotel and robbed of 12000 dollars mostly from coat and vest pockets. Garments torn, no trace of criminals. Milsap planned to buy cattle in Mexico. Also report from Maryville Missouri: Jesse Lindsay, who shot his brother Tom on Nov 22, held for grand jury on assault with intent to kill. Tom Lindsey badly wounded with buckshot. Largest insurance transfer on record: Covenant Mutual Life of Gaxissunra Illinois votes 17097 to 76 to amalgamate with Northwestern of Chicago. 28000 members and 45000000 in policies.
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Tom
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Jesse
Gaxissunra
Ills
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Prairie fire destroys farms and hay north of town
A prairie fire four miles north of Wimer destroyed the houses and barns of farmers William Nagle and John Inglert, plus several Indian buildings and about 1000 tons of hay. No lives were reported lost though hay loss endangers winter stock. The fire started from sparks from a burning barn owned by Horace Greeley.
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Plague In Honolulu Rages From Manila Voyage
News from San Francisco datelined December 28 reports bubonic plague in Honolulu, carried by a ship from a Chinese plague port via Manila. Officials say the outbreak is centered in Asiatic quarters and expected to be contained with modern procedures under American administration.
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War Cloud in Orient Prompts Expectation of Russia Japan Clash
News from the City of London via Victoria reports Japan foresees spring hostilities with Russia. Japan is buying rice and preparing transports for Korea demos as naval activity increases. A Shanghai dispatch notes Russia sending three warships toward Masampo amid deteriorating tensions.
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Negroes Threaten Revenge After Fatal Arrest in Fort Wattz
In Fort Wattz Florida on December 28 Tom White’s Black resident died when resisting arrest and was shot by the town marshal. Tensions rise as Black residents threaten to burn the town and kill the marshal amid ongoing unrest.
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