Count Sergius Witte A Creator of Railways and Reforms
A feature praising Count Sergius Witte and his work in Portsmouth and across Northern Eurasia. The piece notes his rise from a railway worker to director and president, his reforms in taxation and finance, the Trans Siberian Railway project, and his influence recognized by the Czar as a true creator. It contrasts his achievements with Japan’s success and honors his lasting impact. It also recounts Abraham Lincoln’s wartime humor about a river crossing to illustrate historical genius.
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Lincoln
Joige Logan
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Illinois School Attendance Law Summary
Extracts from the Illinois school law require every child aged seven to fourteen to attend public or private school for at least 110 days each year. Exemptions apply for in-home instruction or medical/other impractical conditions. Violations incur fines from five to twenty dollars plus court costs, with enforcement through city or district courts.
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Capital City school board shifts to thorough common branches
Springfield dispatch reports Capital City school board will drop fads and require teachers to focus on thorough work in arithmetic history reading spelling and other core subjects. They abolish vertical writing in favor of the old slant system, arguing general education should precede specialized courses.
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