The Japanese Question in San Francisco Schools
A sanitized extract discusses California’s resistance to educating Nipponese youths, noting Japanese politeness, parental objections to mixed-ages in classrooms, and fears of economic competition. It cites Roosevelt and public sentiment in San Francisco, contrasts with Chinese inferiority stereotypes, mentions labor opposition, and highlights Japanese business influence through figures like Ni shomura and Nagasama in California.
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San Francisco
California
Uncle Sam
Soncegreu
Roosevelt
Hayes Fron
Tapani
Dacine
Jjap
Se Francisco
Ther
Japa
Nishomura
San Frcisco
Celifornia
New York
Liverpool
Crow Nation's Farm Progress Highlighted in Indian Affairs Report
The Indian affairs commissioner's annual review notes Crow Indians of Montana embracing farming and labor beyond warfare. Chief Plenty Coos competes in driving events while a squaw-led team wins, showing indians building enterprise on their own lands, with community fairs and stock breeding showcasing progress.
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Francis BE
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Francis E. Leupp
West
Montana
Chief Plenty Coos
Ttre
Berten
Hamlet on a Westward Lecture Tour Report
Fragmentary chat recalls Hamlet touring the western region for lectures. Distant lines hint at a solo wife and a mix up about the tour’s purpose. Readable text yields a tepid, unclear account of an event described in informal speech.
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Francisco
Japan
Joaquin
Ike
Miller
Madrona
Garon
Eran
Csnforgin
Aoki
Plenty Coos
Stewart
Drmane
En Jay
Mother Gray
Gray
Main St. Meriden
Conn
Daniel Zimmeraan
Sturgie
Mich
C. Orttenburger
Port Huron
Worcester
Mnedur
Pood
Apd
Aradstreet
D. LE Roy
N.Y
Rae
Allen
Chicago
Shoshoni, Wyo
Reservation
W. B. Kniskern
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Os Wind River Reservation
Sarcat
J. M. Amos & Soms
Cambridge