National Educational Association holds Minneapolis convention
The forty first annual National Educational Association meeting drew thousands to Minneapolis with Gov Van Sant welcoming delegates. President Harper of the University of Chicago and James Wilson spoke on education. The event stressed unity and applied science linking farmers, schools, and universities, with many national figures in attendance and numerous committees and officers nominated for leadership roles.
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United States
Nationaal Educational — Association
Minneapolis
Gov. van Sant
National Coun
Harper
University of Chicago
National Educational Association
National Educationnal Association
Texas
Maine
PhedAmereteam School
American University
Department Imeetinga
Migeapolis
James Wilson
Pburadoy
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Pulppine
Oade
Philippines
Guirhers
Gard Ao Netiona Orgie
van Bart
World Map in Roosevelt Office Aims to Teach Geography
A six by eight foot map in the White House shows the world with colored regions for each of the twelve powers, flags for military branches, and tiny red markers for capital cities. The display highlights naval and merchant fleets, cables, railways, and major routes, while a moving system shifts command insignia to reflect forces. The piece also notes political activity, including Congress adjournment and anticipated campaign movements, with remarks on naval arms and bayonet use.
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Roosevelt
Witte House
United States
Oman
British Premier Resigns After Long Service
The British prime minister resigns after a lengthy tenure in cabinet roles including foreign affairs and diplomacy. He served as foreign secretary, attended Berlin conferences, and led the country through multiple terms before retiring from public life.
Salisbury Resigns as British Premier Amid Cabinet Shuffles
Fragmented report notes Lord Salisbury resigns as premier after death of Dowager, with Aether Jo Palfor named to a successor post. Balfour remains Commons leader. Salisbury to attend coronation events later. The piece also mentions a new oil well at Cherryvale and the University of Kansas granting graduates, while Naval Constructor Riehwong PF. Hub delivers a lecture in Winfield.
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Tendera
Walfour Mia
Salisbbury Dan
Peron
Aether Jo Palfor
Balfour
Prouier
Feader
Commons
Salisbury
Che Ring
Che
Chalfonr
Mero Chugiberlainara
Tris Cher Osthimet
Mira
Messrs. Balfour
Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Mir Balfour
Elio
Comarca
Lord Suliapury
Batistares
Cabiret
Tanters
du Ribeg
Badtour
Leavin M
Lord Salisbury
Wirce
Cherryvale
Iaw
University of Kansas
William Bement Lent
New York
Norfolk, Coum
Naval
Riehwong PF
Hubeen
Winfield
Kan
Abe
Minister Congers Nifct Marries A Cinutenant
A fragmented report notes the wedding of Miss Daisy Conger to a lieutenant during the Pekin relief period. The ceremony, part of ongoing events surrounding the Chinese siege, marks a third marriage resulting from the Pekin relief efforts.
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Pekin
Moines
Wustredbe
Corn Crop Prospects Good Amid Diverse Grains Across Regions
Weather and disease stress, yet corn remains promising with favorable soil and moisture in Iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri. Wheat, oats, and beets show mixed conditions with frost risk and late-season cooling, while harvests shift toward early winter storage in several states.
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Novorlitat
Teatien
Reasena
Gercaare Sommes
Bert
North
Uae
Ube
Atvhomgh
Tate
Mingesett
Iowa
Nebraska
Ind
Edo
Che Tower
Missoued Valley
Duc Leva
Missouri
New York
Archs Shop Feehan Dead In Turbulent Times
Archdiocese figure Bishop Feehan dies amid turmoil and debate over Americanist Catholic ideas. The report notes his liberal stance and involvement in public questions, contrasting with traditional Catholic teachings. A fire in Ottinges store on Burke street spreads during high winds, threatening town structures before military aid arrives. Total loss estimates place damage at 125000 dollars with insurance of 7500. Also noted is the violent death of William Hiecke aged 33 on a farm near Tonia, struck by lightning.
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Ottinges
Burke Street
Phartshieg
Yoo
Klattsbury Barracks
Treasure ship from Alaska adrift in sea of ice
Fragmented OCR describes a vessel from Alaska trapped in ice with crew and cargo. References to Nome, Captain Dar, the Note City, and offshore movements mention attempts to break the ice, port and starboard conditions, and potential rescue or salvage plans as the ship remains wedged in the ice pack.
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Alaska
Portland
Erin
Elaine Thas Ae
Poe Pata
Lner
Many Die In Coal Mine Explosion At West Utah Shaft
A mine disaster at a shaft 1200 feet deep near Park City and Daly West claims many lives. Rescue crews recover bodies. families at the surface await news as workers, including women and children, scramble to reach the Ontario shaft house. The blast reportedly occurred about an hour after the explosion, with horses killed nearby.
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Nat Baker
Duis West
Wuimen
Ontario
Park City
Daly-West
Uncle Sam's Soldiers to Have New Liniforms
The report details a chaotic transcription of military attire changes and political context from an era, with references to Uncle Sam, German regents, and various committee actions, including state conventions and debates on constitutional revision and primary elections. The prose mixes garbled OCR text with mentions of officers, dress, and political figures, reflecting a fragmenting historical record.
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Vetessre Raepublican
Aed Tien Bia
Iad Fas
Catipati
New York
Budiscs
Ayeurdahee
Galaaye
Defineratio Dedegates
Maine
En Wiensure
Mississippi Supreme Court
Comparison of the Terra Diedalem by Kilgar Sadina in Pompeii
The article discusses a fictional comparison between Terra Diedalem and Pompeii, noting Pompeii's ancient destruction and population estimates. It references Missed depictions, volcanic activity, historic earthquakes, and modern interpretations, with mentions of Naples, ancient Naples, and general catastrophic events. It cites expert views on accuracy and the spread of effects across regions including the Caribbean.
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Kilgar Sadina
Pierre
Pompeii
Badger Saltna
New York Journal
Cain
Naples
Peabmele
Stitheyiette
Portugal
Athen
Caribbean
Dnstance
Diverse Historic Fragments From Museums And Industry
Readable bits describe a British library archive with hundreds of sixteenth century chattels and a cathedral hall. mentions a US steel executive predicting cotton industry gains. a London testing device for speech and a Washington woman famed for wintering in perpetual fashion. an Osing industry making counterfeit coins for the dead and a curious note on a swindled industry.
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