Theta club entertains with Europe talk and new members
Miss Maimie McIntosh hosted Theta club visitors at Mrs Salway's home for a Paris themed talk. Six new members were admitted to the Theta club at Mrs McConkey’s, with refreshments and socializing to close. Meanwhile classes, yells, and a mass meeting dominated campus activities as students prepared for Thanksgiving basketball.
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Theta Club
Mamie McIntosh
Salway
Miss Hawley
Europe
Paris
Theta
Misses Scott
Mable Jacobs
Anna Carter
Bertha Burfeind
Lettice Squire
Edith Noyes
Alma Moree
Thanksgiving Reflections From a High School Class
The class reports on a short two page excerpt of the Bunker Hill Oration and notes from a week of lessons. Students regret missing an institute and enjoyed a court-house trip to hear horse stealing arguments while celebrating Thanksgiving on the brain. Wilbur Gilbert was absent, mud slowed travel, and a worn broom needs replacement. School will skip Friday to digest the holiday.
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Wilbur Gilbert
Weary school notes tease girls gym access and exams
The piece jokes about boys undermining girls gym time while noting growing Sophomore and Junior activity on the court. It mentions a botany class studying Sporomy cetis and plane geometry tests, plus Eva Lawrence’s recovery and a visit from Arthur Conway of Bannack.
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Eva Lawrence
Arognd
Teachers’ Institute
Bessie Wall
Bessie
Arthur Conway
Bannack
Lecture on Authors Classes at Normal College Dr Winship
Dr Winship spoke to several classes and the student assembly about authors dividing them into four classes. He named great authors such as Irving Cooper Bryant Emerson Longfellow Whittier Hawthorne Holmes and Lowell as the first class. He placed Willis Holland Poe Whitman and Field in the second class and noted a third class of those who may yet be great. The fourth class included authors who are a present delight and he urged enjoying current writing and poetry.
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Irving
Cooper
Bryant
Emerson
Longfellow
Whittier
Hawthorne
Holmes
Lowell
N. P. Willis
J. G. Holland
Edgar Allen Poe
Walt
Miss Killey
Effie Wright
Medicine Lodge
Flora Craver
Woodward
Divide
Athena
Miss Sevora
Wyatt
Clothier
Carroll
Breslin
Ross
Morrie
Myrtle Wright
Alice Goodson
Bozeman
The
No Peace for San Domingo in War and Siege
President Wesy Gil sent envoys to negotiate with insurgents as San Domingo faced renewed bombardment after an armistice expired. Insurgents refused peace and demanded surrender, prompting continued shelling of the capital and panic among residents amid shortages.
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San Domingo
Wes Y Gil
United States
Powell
Hayti
Wheat and Provisions Trend in Chicago Markets
In Chicago on November 23, wheat prices fell as nervous trading pushed values lower. December corn slipped while January provisions closed significantly down. Cash grain mixed with No. 2 red wheat at 85 cents and various corn and oat quotes noted across the board.
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Chicago
Senate Debates Cuba Annexation and Panama Question
Washington nov 24 panama and cuba occupy senate debate as Hale Lodge and others backtrack on Cuba annexation Newlands resolution while Morgan criticizes the president over canal policy Carmack seeks post office probe and House prepares to meet with possible early adjournment debates and voting on the Cuban bill set for dec 16
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Washington
Panama
Cuba
Senate
Mr. Hale
Newlands
Messrs. Hale
Lodge
Vlatt
Conn
United States
Morgan
Dem
Ala
Spooner
Post Office
House
Grateful salute from Gen Reyes to Roosevelt at Colon
Rear Admiral Coghlan reports General Reyes, Bogota special commissioner, thanks President Roosevelt and Secretary Root for naval hospitality at Colon. Reyes heads to Washington via Port Limon for talks with Ambar and others, seeking Panama to assume Colombian debt and move Colombia’s capital to Panama City. Official circles doubt Panama commission acceptance and note no US Colombia rupture. In Emporium, Pa, C C Cruikshank and Marvin Morris die in a nitroglycerine explosion. George Nicholson loses a leg.
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President Roosevelt
Colon
Washington
Coghlan
Navy Department
General Reyes
Bogota
Roosevelt
Root
Reyes
Port Limon
Amber
Panama Commission
United States
Panama
Colombia
Beaupre
State Department
Pegota
Emporium, Pa
C. C. Cruikshank
Marvin Morris
Keystone Powder Company
George Nicholson
Fatal Kentucky Duel in Edmonton Leaves One Dead
R E Mc Candless and George E Price exchanged shots at close range in Edmonton Kentucky. Price died instantly and Mc Candless was mortally wounded. The motive remains unknown.
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Kentucky
Edmonton
R. E. McCandless
George E. Price
Price
McCandless
Swift Repentance of a Bank Cashier
A bank cashier narrates a failed robbery attempt at Scott's state bank. He plans to steal $107,000 during a night shift but is counseled by townspeople and merchants to resist. After confronting his conscience he returns the money, keeping his job and earning praise as a man of integrity despite temptation.
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Scott
Trol
Gleason
Black’s
Philadelphia
Peru
M. Quad
Subgical device and a truth about practice
A great surgeon warns graduates to keep trying new remedies even if loosely connected to disease. Ten years later a physician saves a patient by honey rubbed on the throat after a cork blocks the windpipe, revealing the trainee who learned from the master and is ready to join his practice and marry Elsie.
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
Dr. Kenworthy
Kenworthy
Aittle Town
Rocky Mountains
Elsie
Anne
Atwood
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