A Brilliant Class Finalizes School Era Teachings
Students perform in a commencement marked by addresses on progress and education values. Notables include Miss Taylor and Miss McDonald as speakers. Rev. A. G. Hervey opened with "Peaceminem Optimism" while George F. Ranoull argued for tenacity and growth. The ceremony concludes with diplomas presented by A. Hitchcock as Dakota University hosts a celebratory reception.
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Prades
Breas
Reese
Errangeo
A. Ogy
William Hertert
Oles Eelutarmian
Cordiziy Welcgmee
Herverts
Booma A
Clement
George F. Ranoull
Florence G. McDonald
Mire McDonald
Aneeeay
St. Crane
Dee Carton
Mides
Francie A. Miner
Julia B. Rogers
Overs
Board of Education
A. I. Hitchcock
Hay
Atom
Coal corner plot alleges miners held out for pay
A Cincinnati based grand scheme to force coal miners to stay out until October is alleged. Chicago agents offered tens of thousands to steer the strike, with river operators and Kanawha valley miners targeted. Mayors and local figures traveled to discuss funding and timing while warnings of legal action loom.
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Cincinnati
Meyer Montgomery
Montgommers City
W. Va
Esep
Furnich
Cincinweti
Montgomery
Chicago
Montgommary
Sharp
Port Hill
Toinss
Enoch Koch
Charleston
Kanawha Valley
Hocking Valley
Cheezpeake
Ohio
New River Corfields
Grand Old Man Gladstone Invited to Visit America
A movement to invite England's William Ewart Gladstone to America gathers steam with Judge Addison Brown and Chauncey M Depew directing. Signers include Charles Stewart Smith Seth Low Thomas Edison Princeton's McCosh Yale's Dwight and Harvard's Eliot. The plan contemplates a grand reception akin to Lafayette or Kossuth if feasible.
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America
England
Addison Brown
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
United States
Chauncey M Depew
Lafayette
Kossuth
Charles Stewart Smith
Seth Low
Thomas A. Edison
McCosh
Princeton
Dwight
Yale
Eliot
Harvard
Washington Officials Dismiss Dynamite Conspiracy Tale
Washington officials call the Post dynamite conspiracy report a pure fabrication. Honore Jackson denies his name was used and says Jackson may have authored the article. Police and secret service leaders deem the unnamed source untrustworthy.
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Washington
Washindon
Secret Service
Treasury
Post
Honore Jackson
Jackson
Damatters
Hazen
Preconvention talks and rail fare plans for 1920s gathering
Delegates including Harrison and Governor McKidler invited to Denver event with General Aicer and others as speakers. Special trains will run from major eastern and midwestern cities. one fare round trip offers reduced rates. Secretary Humphres estimates attendance at 2 to 5 thousand, then delegates tour Colorado mountains after adjournment. Separately, Citizens State Bank of Hawkes Iowa reports a $75 shortage by president and cashier. they resign, successors elected, bank operations continue with most deposits protected.
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Lewte Co
Denver Denvez
Repoubican Leacoe Oocreatoe Sinc
Mabinsi
Harrison
McKidler
Resieve
Spesker
Aicer
D. HO
Whitelaw Red
Joe C. Sporce
Jom M Tsursteen
BO Cammiezs
Frank J. Canson
Fom
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Greene
Innissapolis
Chicozn ME Yankee
Mounespolis
Nashville
Kaz Ser Cy
St Louis
Omabs
Momnes
Humphres
Colorado
Iowa Bank
Fm Trouble
Hawkes
Citizens’ State Bank
Clemmet
Dakota Insurance Company
Death Toll Rises in Austrian Mine Disaster at Karwin
Official estimates for Karwin coal mine explosions in Austrian Silesia on Thursday night report 20 miners missing and 20 bodies recovered. One deceased miner was married, leaving 400 children. Experts noted the pits’ dangerous condition for weeks.
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Troppau
Austrian Silesia
Karwin
Beheme to Establish a Bureau With Immense Capital
Reports from Curaçao indicate officials of the Pullman company refuse to confer with the American Railway Union but will discuss with striking workers. The ARU forms a committee to negotiate and reports back. a plan for a nationwide labor trust with a Washington central body and large capital stock to fund strikes may be adopted with changes. Vice President Wickes rejects talks unless workers rejoin the company as employees.
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Beheme
Curiaco
Pullman Company
American Railway Union
Washington
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