Mitchell High School Graduates Two Young Men From Its Course
The 1900 Mitchell high school exercises were held at the corn palace with only two graduates. Superintendent Quigley shifted the year program to align with state standards, risking no class last year and resulting in a small class this year. The event featured addresses by Herbert Daniels and Fred F Taylor, musical selections, and diplomas presented by the superintendent amid a packed crowd.
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Herbert Daniels
Fred F. Taylor
Mitchell High School
Quigley
Mitchell
Corn Palace
Mr. Tomlin
Congregational Church
Mandolin Club
May Welch
May
Minnie Lewis
Pearl Maughan
Harry Parshall
Alice Doyle
Herbert S. Daniels
France
Robespierre
Roberts
House of Representatives
Clark
Quay
Senate
Carrie Williams
Fanny McCormick
Misa Julia Laburcaue
Fred I’. Taylor
Benjamino Franklin
Franklin
America
Taylor
Josephyne Willkomm
Herbert Daniele
EB. J. Quigley
Beckwith Building Move Sparks City Council Reversal
City council reverses stance on moving Beckwith building from Main street to West Third street. Mayor and attorney cautioned that relocating would violate fire ordinances, yet majority endorsed extending protection to Beckwith while voting to permit the move amid ongoing debate and a May 1, 1901 deadline discussion.
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Beckwith
West Third Street
Third Street
Winser
Winsor
Stout
Bracy
McLaughlin
Hannett
Curtis
Wells
Hannettt
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