Indiana Education Reform Highlighted by 1910 Legislature
Special correspondence from Indianapolis notes the Republican legislature passed major education measures, boosting school funding and teacher pay. Bills include raising the school levy, forming a state teachers board, consolidating small township schools, aiding underfunded districts, and establishing a school holiday for Lincoln's birthday. The changes aim to broaden access and improve educational quality across Indiana.
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Indianapolis
State Department of Education
General Assembly
Indiana
Republican Party
State Board of Education
Notable Figures in Early 20th Century American Public Life
A montage recalls Eugene V. Debs, William T. Stead, and Daniel C. Gilman, through discussions of socialism and diplomacy. It covers Debs’s anti establishment stance, Stead’s visit to America with Mrs Stead, Gilman’s Johns Hopkins leadership, and Chinese minister Sir Chentung Liang Cheng amid Sino American tensions. Also noted are Adolphus Busch’s health trip after the 1906 quake, Clara Clemens pursuing a singing career, and remarks from Mexican ambassador Enrique Creel.
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Eugene V. Debs
William T. Stead
Daniel C. Gilman
Chentung Liang Cheng
Mitz Clara Clemens
Adolphus Busch
Andrew Carnegie
America
Carnegie Institute
National Arbitration and Peace Congress
William
Royce
Chicago
Alfred
Hussy
Indianapolis
Stead
United States
Washington
Sir Chentung
Chinese Board of Foreign Affairs
Liang Tun Yeng
Tientsin
California
State University
Sir Cheatung
St. Louis
Mr. Busch
San Francisco
Mainz
Germany
Busch
Letor
Cair
Adolf Busch
Women and Merr Suffer Kidney Trouble Ad
An advertisement-like piece warns that kidney trouble harms women and men, causing diminished ambition and vigor. It promotes Swamp Root by Kilmer as a remedy, with sample offers and a mailing address in Binghamton New York for more information and testimonials.
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Merr
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Train time card and excursion notes from 1904
The article lists daily train numbers 3 4 5 and 6 between Toledo and St Louis with multiple daily times. It notes two monthly excursions to western and youth points with low rate tickets to St Louis and lake resorts and cites a June 2 1904 effective date.
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Toledo
St. Luis
St. Lowe
J W.markshall
St. Ouis
Covington
Fountain
Notice of Application for a Liquor License in Covington
Charles F Meitzler announces his intent to apply at the June term 1907 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a room fronting Liberty Street Covington Troy Township Fountain County Indiana. The business location describes a defined five by twenty eight plus foot area in a two story frame building on lot seventy four in the original Covington plat. May 10, 1907 4t
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Charles F. Mettzier
Covington
Troy Township
Fountain County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Liberty Street
Charles F. Meitzler
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G. W. Martin
Liberty and 4Th Sts
Atlantic
Pacific
King Cactus OK
King Cactus
Olney & McDaid
Fifth Avenue
Clinton
Iowa
Hedges Drug CO
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Repubiicans
Ugene V. Debs
Roosevelt
Moyer
Haywood
E. H. Sarririman
American Railway Union
Rockefeller
Carnegie
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Vanderbiltts
Mr. Havemeyer
Mr. Carnegie
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Austin Flint
Century Club
Mabelle Gilman
Europe
William E. Corey
Steel Trust
D. C
Mabelle
Daniel C.gilman
William Ellis Corey
Dr. Gilman
Johns Hopkins
Hegrée Institute
Sir Chen Tung
Liang Cheng
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Miss Clara Clemens
Miss Clemens
Enrique Cree
Percival
W. T. Stead
ARS
Joormte
Sale Deysé
Yadashain
Attica
Canada
E. W. Richeson
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