Mother Katherine Drexel Builds Indian Schools Across Oklahoma
The Drexel millions fund extensive Indian education in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Mother Katherine Drexel, aided by sisters, founded Chilocco Pawhuska and Sacred Heart schools with Jesuit and Benedictine support. Albert Negalnquet, a full blood Pottawatomie, became the world’s only full blood Indian Catholic priest.
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Okloahoma
Indian Territory
Drexel
Mother Katherine
Kate Drexel
Philadelphia
John H. Drexel
Katherine
Chilocco
Southwest
Pawbhuska
Pottowatomie County
Oklahoma
Nazareth Institute
Muskogee
Kansas
Osage
St. Paul
Father Schumacher
Yvauther Paul Ponziglione
Italy
Father Scroll
Independence
Kaun
Port Sill
Istl
Father Robot
Little Rock
Tie
Atoke
Sacred Heart
The
Interior Department
St. Louis and
St. John School
Pawhuska
Hestan
Sacred Heart School
Pottawatomie
Kickapoo
Mississippi River
Albert Negalnquet
Carlisle
Catholic University
Washington
Rome
Bernhardt Defies Trust With Texas Circus Tent Tour
Sarah Bernhardt, famed actress, defies a theatre trust by booking performances in Texas via a circus tent venue in Dallas. The 5000 strong audience filled the 4200 seat tent, with 800 standing, as crowds endorsed her stand while she presented Camille with peak power. She planned further tent shows in Waco and Austin and venues in Oklahoma City.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Texas
Theatre Syndicate
Dallas
Sarah
Camille
Mme. Bernhardt
Waco
Austin
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Territory
Unclear Claim Dismissed In Racial Spars Then Debate
In a heated discussion the speakers deride Chinese language use and Irish stereotypes while debating naval logistics. They argue about adding 2000 tons to ship displacement and the resulting limits on furnace design, smoke, and efficiency. The dialogue references St Patrick’s Day and technical issues with boilers and smoke production.
New American Constitution to Rival Dreadnaught in Power
The plan expands naval funding to build a ten million dollar battleship, the Constitution, intended to surpass Britain’s Dreadnaught in firepower and armor. It allows use of contingent funds to study global designs, while aiming for top speed and range with heavy armament. The bill caps hull and machinery costs at eight million dollars, with total project near ten million.
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Napal
Edward
Tifler
Tou
Sea of Japan
Togo
Tee. Department
Secretary of the Navy
Dewey
Naval Committee of the House
Anl
Bonaparte
Washington
Michigan
South Carolina
Naval Affairs Committee
New
Gum vs Missions: Seventh Annual Meeting Findings
The twenty seventh annual meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society reports gum spending of 11 million dollars versus 7.5 million for missions. It notes 178 million for candy, 700 million for jewels, with tobacco and millinery rising into the millions.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of
Washington
The Kerosene Lamp Explains Combustion Furnace
The ordinary kerosene lamp illustrates a high type of combustion furnace as hot gases rise through the chimney and draw in colder air through the hot bottom gauze to feed the flame. The mechanism shows how air and heat interact to sustain burning.
Old Maine Now Young Intelligent Forestry Unw Perpetuate
Maine's long run forestry plans emphasize sustainable timber through government guidance. A 16 year cycle limits cutting to trees over nine inches, regenerating spruce and expanding timber harvests across 300000 acres. Rail growth and hydro power drive opportunity, with Millinocket's 25000 HP mill and vast waterways fueling industry and farming potential.
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Government Forestry Bureau
Maine Woods
Rumford Falls
Andros Cogzin
Maine
Millinocket
Penobscot
One
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Education For
Isfory
France
Father Felix Dearasse
Father Murphy
Savannah
Brotherhood At Sacred Heart
Theatre Combine
Wmyon
Mulhooley
Flynn
Old New England
New England
Canada
N. Y
Wais
Ehoh
Mo Trent
Maree
Dearborn St
Chicago
Ill
Ds Dani
Hess Warming & Ventilating Company
Tacoma Building
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