Indian Problem in Schools Draws Censure and Support
The piece discusses opposition to eastern Indian schools like Carlisle and Hampton and defense by advocates who argue these institutions educate Indians for citizenship. It notes mixed outcomes, with some returning to tribal life and others becoming useful white citizens, while irrigation and statehood debates in the West are also touched on. A rumor mentions Senator Tillman as a possible presidential candidate.
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Astington
Secur
Canterh
Poti
Ane
Carlisle
Hampton
Rome
Friends of the Army Staff
Root
Army
New Mexico
Arizona
West
Insect Gossip and Pensions Debate of 1906
A fragment from a 1906 political column notes South Carolina praise for a leader, mentions a playful insect metaphor, and highlights West Virginia Senator Scott’s pension stance for Civil War veterans of ninety days or more. It references Roosevelt and a letter flood praising Scott’s service pension proposal.
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South Carolina
Scott
West Virginia
Roosevelt
WW. Dunn
Crisis feared as Waterbury trolley strike nears riot end
Waterbury Conn Feb 5 a crisis feared in the trolley strike as rioting and disorder might follow militia withdrawal. Governor Chamberlain decides not to pull troops, city quiet under heavy rain. Sheriff Dunham arrives with 30 deputies. Patrols by police and militia more effective. strikers urge friends off streets.
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Age
Waterbury
Conn
Waterburians
Chamberlain
Signal Corps
South Main Street
Dunham
New Haven
Castro's troops poised for battle near Caracas city
Paris datelined dispatch in Matin reports that Castro’s forces left Caracas on Tuesday evening to confront rebel troops advancing on the capital. Battle is described as probably underway, with strong belief in the report’s accuracy.
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Castro
Age
Paris
the Matin
Caracas
Venezela
Senator Hanna Puts Pension Bill for Ex-Slaves Forward
Telegraphed from Washington on February 5 Senator Hanna explains he introduced in the Senate a bill to pension ex slaves. He says he presented the measure merely by request and does not want it understood as his endorsement.
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Hanna
Washington
Senate
Kaiser Plays Horse With England
London reports diplomatic gossip of a possible reversal in German policy toward Venezuela. The Kaiser’s actions could yield a friendlier tone toward Germany from the United States while angering England, signaling a potential softening of disputes on contested points.
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Age
London
Venezuela
England
Germany
State Journal Changes Hands Name United in Ohio
A Columbus based Republican group purchased the Ohio State Journal and installed veteran editor and manager Samuel G McClure. The new management took control this morning and pledges to keep the paper as a top Republican publication in the country.
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Columbus Republicans
Ohio State Journal
Samuel G McClure
The
State Journal
Should Students Rule The School Debate Held At Alcyone Hall
The Excelsior society held its regular weekly library at Alcyone hall in the high school. The debate asked if the Hyde Park school self government system in Chicago would suit Cosher ton schools. Superintendent Howard Lennon of the county infirmary is to the city today.
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Excelsior Society
Alcyone Hall
High School
Hyde Park School
Chicago
Cosherton
Howard Lennon
County Infirmary
Chicago Warmth Fails Poor Amid Storm Aftermath
By telegraph from Chicago February fifth the wind and snow storm has eased yet conditions for the poor worsen with a new cold spell. Fuel deliveries remain slow, traffic crippled, and relief work proceeds slowly though appeals rise. Telegraph and telephone communications are gradually restored as western regions still feel the storm's impact.
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Chicago
Secon
Mrs Callaghan Dies of Smallpox in Uhrichsville
Mrs James Callaghan aged about forty died Wednesday afternoon at her Uhrichs ville home from smallpox. Burial was at daybreak. She left ten children living with one in the Philippines and another in Maryland. Edward Bachman, the first in the household to contract the disease, lives with her. His sister Amelia remains ill at the Callaghan home. The death was sudden with no prior serious illness. The famine bread in Northern Sweden is made from ground pine park and Iceland muss.
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James Callaghan
Uhrichsville
Callaghan
Hooper Young Collapses In Prisoner’s Box
William Hooper Young faced trial for the murder of Mrs Anna Pulitzer. He appeared pale and incoherent, collapsed in the chair, and required two physicians for examination as court and counsel debated postponement. He was carried from the courtroom during recess.
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Age
New York
William Hooper Young
Anna Pulitzer
Perry
Young
No Result From Long Conference In Mining Scale Talks
The scale committee of operators and miners reports no agreement. Miners demand 12 44 cents per ton flat, with the convention’s mandate binding the committee. The matter will go back to scale committees, then to a four state miners convention for renewed action.
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Indianapolis
Thade
Newcomerstown Citizens Ask For Temporary Bridge
A Newcomerstown delegation urged county commissioners to build a temporary bridge over the Tuscarawas river or fix the other route. The broken bridge blocks several milk routes and the hillier detour adds miles. Officials assessed removal and cost of the old bridge, but the request faces a lengthy summer-long effort.
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Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas River
Eaitor Dsay
Newcomerstown Index
Alo
Fisher
Equipment of road goes up in smoke at Chagrin Falls
Fire destroyed eight cars of the Cleveland and Eastern Traction company at Chagrin Falls leaving the branch without equipment. Loss estimated at 80000 dollars. Telegraph report from Cleveland dated February 5.
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Cleveland
Cleveland and Eastern Traction Company
Chagrin Falls
Hopeful Of Result In Venezuelan Boundary Talks
Officials in Washington report allied representatives seek an early settlement of the Venezuela dispute without The Hague reference. Bowen's note and British, German diplomacy push for a prompt, agreeable outcome while negots may extend weeks. In a British embassy conference, the three months' proposal was debated and a Hague reference considered. Samuel Seigrist returns from Washington county with a second successful well for the People's Oil & Gas company.
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Agric
Washington
Lakeagile
Bowen
United’ States
Ashenton
Thi Bowen
Berlin
The
Hague
Venezuela
la Guayra
Porto Cabello
Maeve
United States
South America
Hay
Baron von Sternberg
Howen
the Hague
Samuel Seigrist
Washington County
People's Oil & Gas Company
Eight Carloads of Pipe Distributed Along Gas Line
Perry Mowery and Bamer Allen of Coshocton Gas Co visited Tunnel Hill Thursday as eight carloads of pipe are distributed along the natural gas pipeline. The Presbyterian ladies of Keene host a chicken pie supper at the village hall on Wednesday evening February 11, with public invitation and supper priced at 26 cents.
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Perry Mowery
Bamer Allen
Coshocton
Keene
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