Extra Congressional Session Hinted By Greenville Advocate
The Greenville Advocate editor W W Lewis is named as private secretary to Lieutenant Governor Northcott. The piece notes a possible extra session of Congress to be called by March 20 and remarks on the cost to the public of winding and regulating clocks in the U S Senate.
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W.W. W. Lewis
Greenville Advocate
Northcott
Lewis
Swill
Antonio Maceo
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Ahameda
Cuba
Weyler
Comentry
Bayonne
Cardiff
Marshall County Sees Fifth in GOP Gains but Hopes to Lead
Republicans in Marshall County earned a net gain of 628 votes in the latest election, ranking fifth among counties for gains pro rata. The report notes the county was not awarded the banner by the Republican State Central Committee but forecasts Marshall will top the list within four years.
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Marshall County
Republican State Central Committee
Senator Cullom Seeks End of Spanish Rule in Islands
Senate debate centers on a resolution urging termination of Spanish control of the Gulf islands. Cullom argues for rapid action aligned with American continental policy and calls for an end to what he terms bloody military rule.
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United States
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Teachers Meeting at Henry County High
County teachers met at the Henry High School last Friday to exchange ideas for classroom use. The afternoon featured recitations and talks on language teaching, curriculum aims, and pathways to higher education with Prof Campbell and other educators.
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P. K Hemmond
Prof Campbell
Pearl Heath
Uala ‘Hiltabrand
Etella Motter
Pauline Miller
Elise Helper
Frances Arnold
Bouton
O.A. Parmelee
W. E. Davis
la Rose
Toluca
James Steele
Miriam Locke
Wm Downey
Beulah Wykoff
Ada Bates
Carrie Carpenter
Carpenter
Charles Bromley
Tithe Teacher's Personality in Discipline Discussed
The session opened with singing and ongoing discussions on discipline led by William Wright and W. S. Davis. Davis presented a paper on the teacher's personality, noting it as indefinable and varying among individuals, yet including the whole moral make-up.
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Miss Arnold
William Wright
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Davis
Lacan
Higher Education Address Inspires Henry Teachers Meeting
Dr John H. Finley of Knox College delivers an engaging talk on higher education and character development. He argues education should shape the pupil’s higher nature, linking study to the divine and urging sympathy, humility, and active service to the community. The Henry gathering, enriched by music and thanks to local hosts, closes as a highly successful event.
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John H. Finley
Knox College
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Finley
Marshall County
Matice
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Lilinore
T. L. Jones
Wallace
Henry
That Planters House referenced by a local letter
A Republican reader recalls the Planter's House of St Louis and the Planter's House hotel era. The piece describes river and stage travel hardships, sick travelers, relief work by innkeepers, and rudimentary bedstead construction in early days.
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Republican
Chicago
la Salle
St Louis
U.S. Mail
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Sabin
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Far East
Maes
Peoria
Plight and Plagues in Planter's House Era
A weary, disjointed account describes harsh living conditions with mosquitoes, bed bugs, rats, and snakes in boots. It notes scarce money hindering hotel relief and the strain on Planter's House as overcrowding and improvised shelters persist amid social neglect and health concerns.
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Pio Peing
Ely’s Cream Balm Promises Cure for Catarrh Offer
A reader testimonial from Brooklyn praises Ely’s Cream Balm as a valuable remedy for catarrh. The offer requests ten cents cash or stamps to mail a sample, with the fall size 50 cents item from Ely Brorens at 56 Warren Street New York City.
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Warren &T
New York City
Joseph Stewart
Grand Avenue
Brooklyn
N.Y
Billy Mason gains momentum in Illinois senate race
Five rural legislators aligned with Madden switch to support Billy Mason. The Illinois Republican scene shows broad sympathy for Mason after his long party work and endured setbacks, signaling a fair chance at national office.
Scentenarian Burned to Death in Washington
Scentenarian Mrs Allo Thomas aged over 102 died Monday after she fell against a stove in an unoccupied house. She could not summon help and died a horrible death. Internal Revenue notes report in other items.
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Allo Thomas
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