Examinations of North Dakota High School Board
The Bis marck high school hosted May exams with a large list of passing students in multiple subjects. Scores range from 65 to 94, with totals showing arithmetic and English leading the passes. High school enrollment totals 66 across three classes with named students advancing to the 1901 to 1903 year groups.
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North Dakota High School Board
Bismarck High School
Margaret Bannerman
Cecil Burton
Wm. Cochrane
Jay Denham
Sadie Eldridge
Harley Gibson
Mary Glineberg
Isabel Hagen
Ruby Hines
Mary Huber
Alice Johnson
Mabel Johnson
Miles Marvel
Bertha Luyden
Wellington Mandigo
John McDonald
Chas Morris
Maude Needham
Emma North
Alice Peterson
Clara Peterson
Emma Scott
Margaret Wallin
Francis Welch
May Weller
Maggie Westmiller
Bessie Gilbert
Harley Gideon
Walter Carter
Alice Williams
Caesar—Maud Bailey
Clara Dawson
Nellie Falconer
Lydia Gaskell
Selma Glineburg
Henry Houghtaling
Sarah Millett
Elvira Peterson
Maud Bailey
Stella Marvel
Grace McHugh
Sarah Melett
Emma Johnson
Hilda Johnson
Helen Wilson
Geo. Will
Virgil
Agnes Boyle
Laura Connor
Lydia Gaskill
Minnie Larson
Harry McLa#an
Axel Anderson
Ethel Barnes
Olive Couch
Florence Erstrom
Angus Falconer
Hannah Falconer
Lillian Fogerstrom
Francis Hare
Ruth Hood
Brooks Hoskins
Frank Lewis
Anna Logan
Clarence McLean
Flora
Mary Glineburg
Emma Norum
Bar. Rodgers
Despairing Cy Charges Against Republicans Misleading
Chicago October 9 Chairman Hanna rebutted Bryan’s Salem speech alleging a huge campaign fund from trust magnates to buy votes. He called the charge a cry of desperation, dismissed collateral issues, and said the accusation is untrue and knowingly false.
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Chicago
Hanna
Bryan
Salem
Unjust criticisms of Judge Noyes and Receiver McKenzie in Nome
Leigh D. Bruckart, a Nome arrival and former eastern correspondent, argues that criticism of Judge Noyes and Receiver McKenzie is unjust. He recalls mining interests offering 250000 for a court decision and asserts both men are honest, with McKenzie improving claim yields and limiting his duties to two claims.
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Judge Noyes
M’kenzie
Seattle
Nome
Leigh D. Bruckart
Noyes
Mcenzie
McKenzie
Noyes Denies Lane Boosters Allegations About Receivership
Judge A H Noyes denies claims that he owed favors to Alexander McKenzie in appointing him as a receiver. He asserts no reversal occurred and refutes the circulated story linking mortgage payments and library shipments to McKenzie. Noyes states he acted independently, left a debt statement with Edward Prendergast, and questions Braslan’s motives while defending his case before the circuit court of appeals.
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Minneapolis
San Francisco
A. H. Noyes
Nome
W. W. Morrow
Alexander McKenzie
Noyes
Dakota
Northern Pacific Railroad
McKenzie
Transportation Land Noter
Northwest
Braslan
Northrup, Braslan & Co
Seed Ceaters
Braslaw
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Handsome Northern Pacific depot rises at Bismarck
Work has begun on the new Northern Pacific depot in Bismarck. Concrete pillars and walls are under construction with a marble shell exterior and polished inner finish planned, promising a striking and novel appearance for the state. Architect Reed and Foreman Abbet oversee the project as structure progresses.
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Northern Pacific
Bismarck
Reed
Abbet
Bryan Defends Constitution Theory on Slavery in Sulu
Dowagiac, Oct. 1. Bryan reports Secretary Keilhejohn letter on slavery in the Sulu archipelago denying presidential responsibility. Bryan replies that the Republican party with administration approval adopted the theory that the constitution does not follow the flag, thus thirteenth amendment not interfering with slavery in Sulu. He questions protection of Porto Rico and argues for withdrawal of protection agreement for the Mohammedan sultan.
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Dowagiac
Mich
Bryan
Keiklejohn
Sulu
Republican Party
Porto Rico
Congress
Indiana Sure. Fairbanks Praises McKinley Support
Renzlar Ind Oct 10 Roosevelt train stops at Hammond where students greet the candidate and Fairbanks says Indiana will vote for McKinley. He reports personal voter contact across the state and optimism about other states after a Pacific coast trip. The public event underscores pro administration sentiment ahead of elections.
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Shnator Fairbanks
Indiana
Renzlar
Ind
Chicago
Hammond
Fairbanks
McKinley
Pacific Coast
Roosevelt Delighted by St. Louis Welcome En Route to Indiana
Roosevelt travels from St. Louis to Indiana after a Chicago stop where he met several spellbinders including Heath Fairbanks Mount Durbin Ransdell New Overstreet Steele and Landis. He praises the St. Louis reception and denies claims about Tenth Cavalry officers being incompetent.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Indiana
Heath
Fairbanks
Mount Durbin
Ransdell
New
Overstreet Steele
Landis
Hammond
Logansport
Lafayette
Ft. Wayne
Tenth Cavalry
Bryan Tour Opens With Michigan Stop For James W. Bryan
In New Buffalo Michigan on October 10 James W. Bryan started his Michigan tour after being roused from bed in Michigan City Indiana to address several hundred listeners at the depot. An excited German Democrat introduced him as James W. Bryan. His first Michigan address was at Benton Harbor with twenty three speeches planned over the next two days culminating in Saginaw on Thursday night before moving into Ohio.
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James W. Bryan
Michigan
New Buffalo
Mich
Bryan
Michigan City
Ind
Benton Harbor
Saginaw
Ohio
Conservatives Gain Twelve Seats in London Elections
English elections report Conservatives winning twelve more seats and Liberals eight as results continue today. Midlothian, Gladstones constituency, remains in doubt with a narrow lead.
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London
Liberals
Midlothian
Gladstone
Political Balance Report Shows Conservatives Ahead
Fragmentary text indicates Conservatives leading with 50 percent against 19 percent for the opposition, outlining a maintained balance in the political outlook.
Will Contest Opens Over Dr Musgrove Will At Grafton
A sensational will contest begins in Grafton as W J Musgrove, a prominent local physician, is accused by relatives of being unduly influenced and of unsound mind when he disinherited fifteen relatives in a large estate leaving most property to non-relatives. Enduring mystery surrounds his death near Hudson Wisconsin while at a sanitarium. The case attracts major legal talent on both sides with Nov 26 set for the hearing.
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Musgrove
Grafton
W. J. Musgrove
Hudson
Wis
Willow Creek
Maj. Fraine
Templeton
Grand Forks
Ketchell, Cohen
Missions conference opens in St Louis at year’s end
The American Board of Foreign Missions of the Congregational church began its ninety first annual session in St Louis. Leaders will discuss anti Christian demonstrations in Turkey and China and the Indian famine. The secretary’s report shows 07614 spent on missions, with China receiving 125000 and Spain 17000.
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Congregational Board OR Foreign Missions
ST. Louis
American Board of Foreign Missions
The
Congregational Church
Turkey
China
India
Spain
Parade Of Striking Miners In Scranton Draws Thousands
In Scranton on October 1 a massive parade by striking miners is expected with 25 000 to 30 000 in line. President Mitchell and staff arrived from Hazelton to take part and will address the crowd at Laurel Hill park.
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Scranton
Mitchell
Hazelton
Laurel Hill Park
Grafton Drug Store Closed Over Unpermitted Liquor Sales
Grafton, Oct 10. Gus Foogman, operator of a drug store and jewelry shop, had his establishment closed by the Enforcement League after officials found liquor sold without a government permit. Foogman was at the courthouse seeking a new permit when the injunction was served. the store will remain shut until a hearing. He previously held a permit but forfeited it last summer and has since sold liquor without authorization.
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Grafton
Gus Foogman
Enforcement League
Foogman
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Mabel Will
Passeil
Lane Boosters
Nothrop, Braslan, Goodwin & Co
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Highland Avenue
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Minnesota
R. M. Newport & Sons
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