Reading Cirle Work January 1891 Insight
Educational Department presents Mrs Mary A Tannen County Superintendent summary and critique of Schiller poems and Goethe Carlyle Bayard Taylor quotes. It stresses reading to inspire noble ideas, self motivation, and practical curiosity through varied books. A narrative shows a boy who develops expertise in electricity via voracious reading and inquiry.
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Teller Denies Silver Republican Collusion On Free Coinage
Washington dispatch reports Senator Teller and silver Republicans deny any bargain with Democrats to passage of the free coinage bill. Republicans press for a continuous session to force a vote on the federal election bill while Democrats use relays to wear down the majority. The silver issue stirs committee hearings and possible witnesses as Bancroft dies in Washington.
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World Exposition Officials Grow Anxious Over Congress Report
From Cirang Jan 22 1800 officials at the World’s Exposition face rising anxiety as congressional action looms. A committee report led by Representative Candler clouds expectations with claims of misinformation. President Palmer and top officials traveled to Washington to defend fairs interests and present their first annual report, citing expenses of 168000 for the National Commission and 50000 for Board Lady Managers. The week also mourned Chief Consulting Architect John W Root whose pneumonia death shocks the community.
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World Fair exhibit plans sweep states and nations
A Nashville based report details a joint resolution to form a 15 member committee for a Tennessee exhibit at the Worlds Fair. Wyoming leads with a 30,000 dollar appropriation while Ohio seeks 100,900 and New Jersey envisions a larger post centennial display. Talks mention Italian interest, a quarter mill tax in Olympia for funding, and plans for a Viking hall exhibit charting Norse to colonial America with Babylonian asides and a balloon race suggestion.
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