Statue Plan for Indian Memorial Moved by Wanamaker Cody
The article reports on Col Cody and Rodman Wanamaker backing a New York harbor statue honoring Native Americans. Wanamaker financed a northwest expedition for ethnology data, while Cody praises the idea as a lasting tribute. Officials from Miles to Davenport endorse the project and reflect on historic mistreatment of Indians.
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Rodman Wanamaker
New York Harbor
Wanamaker
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Nelson A. Miles
Leonard Wood
Horace Porter
Homer Davenport
Northwest
Bureau of Ethnology
Washington
Mr. Wanamaker
Miles
New England
Connecticut
Republic
Porter
MacVeagh pushes budget system to curb federal spending
Secretary MacVeagh aims to align revenue and expenditures by adopting a European style budget. The piece traces past appropriation practices, noting recurring deficits and the Senate House tussle over totals, urging coordinated reform to keep spending within treasury resources.
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Pirde
Thme
The
New York Tribune
United States
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Executive
Brookings hosts June farm youth outing for SD boys
The agricultural college at Brookings plans a June 3 and 4 gathering for South Dakota boys with special rates from across the state. About 15,000 youths are expected to attend, visit the experiment farm, and hear Prof Holden of Iowa urged to promote farm staying and soil cultivation for the next generation.
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Agricultural College
Brookings
South Dakota
North City
Davison County
Holden
Iowa
Scientific Farm Work Sparks Interest for Boys
The text argues that framing farm tasks on a scientific basis boosts a boy’s interest by showing tangible gains from soil products. When farming is seen as study and development, a student will focus on productive work rather than viewing it as drudgery.
Voter Pocketbooks Stirring Silent Election Talk
A fragment reflects on middle class concerns and the power of money in politics, noting how financial stakes will be recalled when election day arrives. The line suggests influence of pocketbooks on public sentiment and voting behavior.
Tragic Drowning of Two Year Old in Slop Barrel
The two year old son of L den Ouden northwest of town drowned Monday afternoon after climbing a fence and toppling into a slop barrel. Family not witness to the accident. life extinct before discovery. Funeral held yesterday at Wagner church.
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L. den Ouden
Wagner Church
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