Trustees Named For Wahpeton Normal and State Schools
The story lists newly appointed trustees for the Academy of Science Wahpeton the State Normal School Mayville Valley City and the State Reform School Mandan with four year terms from April 1905 and two year terms for Wahpeton. It also notes shifts in senate and house leadership and numerous bills and committee actions from the state legislature.
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State Normal School At
Mayville
Gilbert L. Elkin
Trail
A. Steenson
Traill County
State Normal School
Valley City
E. A. Pray
Barnes County
Walter R. Reed
Cass
State Reform School
Mandan
G. A. Heegaard
Morton County
Senate
House
H. R
Tolsrud
H. B
McCrea
Davis
White
Martin
S. B
Hanna
Farmers’ Institute Board
Johnson
Ward
Lillie
Rose
Bottineau
Buttz
Stevens
Burleigh
Kraabel
Committee On Appropriations
Agricultural College
Taylor
University
Sharpe
Adjutant General
Cashel
LaMoure
Mayville Normal School
Mavius
School of
Wahpeton
Voss
State Historical Society
Sifton
Grafton
Stade
Deaf and Dumb School
Thatcher
Exposition Commission Bill and Insane Patients Funding
Prof Chandler presents H B 187 providing counties pay part of care costs at asylum. H B 245 creates a governor and two others on a commission to exhibit at Portland Lewis and Clark exposition. A recess is taken until 10 o clock Monday.
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Chandler
H. B
Portland
Senator Depew's Record Praised in Republican Ranks
The Philadelphia Press notes broad support for Chauncey M. Depew's renomination to the U S Senate. Described as a familiar, amiable figure with four decades of party service, he is praised for his knowledge of New York business interests and measured, effective speeches on major public issues.
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Republican Party
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
United States Senate
Philadelphia
Mr. Depew
Depew
Lincoln
Platt
Senate
Tariff Revision Sees Uncertain Path for 59th Congress
The Trenton Gazette notes tariff revision is unlikely before the fifty ninth Congress due to its Republican majority and cautious public demand. It warns against Democrat tinkering amid business expansion and defends protection, asserting revision should be driven by protected interests, not enemies of protection.
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Cleveland
Republican Party
Friends of Protection
Congress
Trenton Gazette
United States Role in Hemisphere Policing Discussed
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt, the paper argues Americans must choose whether to abandon the Monroe Doctrine or actively police Hai tians and Dominicans to prevent them from harming others. It calls for a definite policy so future emergencies have clear action and prevents European intervention.
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United States
Chicago Tribune
Quirky Visitor Sparks Editorial Banter at Eventful Day
The editor and foreman exchange amused remarks after a man briefly enters the newsroom seeming unfamiliar with newspaper work. The exchange highlights a curious, light moment at the eventful day.
Somerville Journal Reflects on Thoughtful Writing Motto
A vintage note from the Somerville Journal urges readers to ponder before splitting content. The ad-like line emphasizes careful phrasing and deliberate pacing in journalism and writing.
Sun’s Gaseous Nucleus Described as Tar Like Core
The article explains the sun’s core as a dense gaseous mass, heavier than water, resembling tar rather than air. It details a photosphere of cloud-like vapors near the hot nucleus, with clouds formed from condensed vapors, under hydrogen and helium atmosphere, citing Professor A. Young in Harper’s Weekly.
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Earth
A. Young
Harper’s Weekly
The Cook Book Tips for Baking and Cooking
Salt in the oven with baking tins prevents pastry scorching at the bottom. To keep cakes moist place them in a stone jar. For crisp cakes use a tin receptacle. When weighing lisses flour the scale so it slips off easily. Mash potatoes by rubbing through a wire sieve to avoid lumps. Serve bread and butter as sandwiches cut in thin strips or rounds. Small boiled potato balls soak, then boil in salted water and serve with creamy sauce as a substitute for new potatoes.
A Game of Catch Between Graham and Field
The dialogue likens legal rivalry to a game of catch as John Graham mocks David Dudley Field. Graham, still in harness as a criminal lawyer, notes Field’s duty to codify laws while Field counters with persistent bar exams and reform efforts.
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John Graham
David Dudley Field
Field
Graham
East Indian Names from a London Firm in India
A London firm with operations in India lists sample mercantile clerk names and tradesfolk in a random sweep. The long, complex names reflect broad empire practice and typical Indian naming patterns of the era.
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London
India
Jagavajala Seethasamachendrudu
Manthri Pragada Surpamarayana
Vangar Pathangy
A Case of Necessity
A parson questions a boy digging on Sunday about necessity. The boy replies yes for all cases, prompting the parson to press for stopping. The exchange shifts to a humorous misquote about a case of necessity and philosophy.
Sunday School Confusion Over Commandments
A fragmented Cincinnati recollection shows a boy mishearing commandments. The school scene features a child exclaiming triumphantly about ten handsful, highlighting a humorous misinterpretation and small town narration.
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Small Bobby
Cincinnati
Broad Deeds Emphasis Renewal for Everyday Goodness
The message centers on doing good deeds for their own sake rather than seeking glory. It highlights daily opportunities to act kindly and to witness goodness in small actions. Farrar references the value of unseen good work and perseverance in moral living.
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Farrar
Unclear fragments hint at a Monte Carlo event and injuries
Fragmentary text references a race or racing event on the Monte Carlo Apennines with an injury note. Names, dates, and full context are missing, leaving only scattered phrases about a return, a racer, and an accident.
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Monte Carlo
Apennines
Axiti
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