Fort Wayne Dedication Reveals New High School Building
A grand dedication of Fort Wayne’s new high school and manual training building, costing over 240000, drew an audience to the auditorium. Mayor Berghoff led the program with speeches praising modern schools and German industrial education as a model for progress.
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Manual ‘Training School
Lewis, Barr
Montgomery Streets
Charles S. Bush
Herry
Berghoff
C. 8. Bush
Allen Hamilton
W. 0. Gross
J. N. Study
J. Webster Bailey
J. M. Field
M. Toster
D. F. Hause
W. Schelmann
Bush
Board of
Trunstees
Fort Wayne
Stata
Tha Bo
Germany
United States
Ernst C. Mayer
Chemnity
Togath
Temple of Knowledge
Hunnor
Justin N. Study
Study
Fort Wayne high school project reshapes public education
Fort Wayne officials unveil a new high school building emphasizing manual training and shop courses. The board leaders praise expanded education beyond books, urging parental involvement and community support for the modern facility and its curriculum.
City Schools Open Fall Term and Staff Listings
The Port Wayne public schools opened the regular fall term with staff placements announced by Superintendent Justin N Study. The list names organization officers, supervisors, and teachers across Bloomingdale and Clay School districts, including principals Margaret M Pearl and Teabello Teabello brigades.
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Wayna
Texchera Ta
Justin W
Charles 5. Bush
Allen Hamilton
W. C. Gross
Justin N. Study
Grace ‘I. Woodward
Conrad Laldolf
Nohdet
William Miles
Annie Kiingenemith
Primarymroutts
Aloe B. Halt
Drayving
Robert Nobr
Piyetess Cultura
Martha J. Moderwell
Utute
Aiee EL Curtis
Domestin Eckengty
Hetwig Hochbaum
Germany
Bloomingdalh School
Margaret M. Pearl
Mery
McClure
Martha M Clerk
A. May Griffiths
Mary Auten
A . B. Dilzabeth
G. Hammond
Aira Bertha Wilebke
Gertrude Holland
B. Margeret Campbell
Bo DuUzabeth Bowman
Idella Akers
A. May .W. Daugherty
Blanche Tinkham
Clara O'Rourke
Clay School
Teabello
BR. Ligud
Marion H. Brenton
Annie GQ. Sabeeker
Addle H. Willams
A. Etazteth Donne
Korea's foreign affairs master Stevens born in Washington 1854
Durham White Stevens, named by Japan as adviser to the Korean emperor under a new alliance, was born in Washington DC in 1854. An Oberlin graduate, he studied law, served as secretary of the US Legation, and later held key posts in Japan's foreign service and as a mediator in regional disputes. He received multiple honors including the Order of the Rising Sun.
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Durham White Stevens
Japan
Korea
Washington, D. C
Oberlin College
Washington
United States
Taney
Grant
Regation
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Count Inouye
Horey
Stevans
Hia
Fapory
Chinany
Stevens
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
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