Massive Rise in Public School Attendance Cited
Washington reports about 21 percent of U S population in public schools and two percent in private schools. The 2000 school year ended July 1 saw 17,020,710 pupils, up 282,348 from the prior year. Public school enrollment totaled 15,443,462.
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Washington
United States
Commissioner of ‘Education
Pa ‘Seylaine
Nerennes
Naval Estimates for 1903 Total $98,910,984
Washington October 17 The navy estimates for the year ending June 30 1903 total 98 million 910 thousand 984 dollars, up from 77 million 924 thousand 635. Major increases cover construction armor and dockyard projects with new batteries and ship facilities across Boston New York Norfolk San Juan Portmouth and other yards.
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Long
Newark
Albany
New Orleans
Portamouth
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Boston Navy Yard
New York Navy Yard
Norfolk Yards
Naval Station
San Juan
Porto Rico
Monument Unveiled at West Point Cemetery
West Point New York October 17 a monument to Maj Gen Judse Kilpatrick was unveiled at the cemetery with Col A L Mills as grand marshal and Maj Hamilton master of ceremonies. An immense crowd attended as G A R posts honored the deceased with eulogies by Congressman Tompkins James H Wilson and Col Frank Cole. Rhode Island Republicans nominate William Gregory for governor at their state convention.
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West Point
Judse Kilpatrick
A. L. Mills
Maj. Hamilton
New York Mounted Rifles
G. A. BR
Congressman Tompkins
Nyack, N
James H. Wilson
Frank Cole
Grand Army of the Republic of
State of
New Jersey
Providence
R. L
Rhode Island
William Gregory
Wickford
Trial of the Sigmal court inquest proceeds with witness cross
The Schley court of inquiry reconvenes with Captark and Lt Cmdr Sears recalling testimony on May 31. Commander Mason and Lt McCauley add details on July 8 signaling and ship movements including the Brooklyn Texas Oregon and Colon during the Cuba campaign.
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Washington
Sehley Court of Inquiry
Sears
Judge Advocate
Brooklyn
Texas
Edward McCauley, Jr
Bcney
Eisen Es
Iowa
Fleet
Oregon
Colon
Sly
New York
McCauley
Charles Webster
Cienfuegos
Episcopal Convention Elects Missionary Bishop North Dakota
The triennial Episcopal convention in San Francisco elected Dr Cameron Menn of Kansas City as missionary bishop of North Dakota. Debates on naming changes were referred to a joint committee, with action paused until the federal convention in 04. The Huntington amendment to article 10 was concurred in by the bishops after its adoption by the house of deputies.
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San Francisco
Triennial Episcopal Convention
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Crestenge
Cameron Menn
Kansas City
North Dakota
Huntington
Child Born in Captivity and Dying Politician
In Sofia Bulgaria on Oct 17 a note to Mme Tsilka’s family said she had a baby and both mother and infant were well. In Little Rock Arkansas on Oct 17 Judge J D Kimbell, 67, Hot Springs, NC native, longtime public servant, proposed a new million dollar capitol, called the father of the new Arkansas capitol.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ellen M Stone
Mme. ‘I'silxa
Mme. Tsilka
Deadly gasoline explosion devastates Bangor restaurant kitchen
An explosion of gasoline at Nathanael Todds restaurant on Eatin Street in Bangor injured and killed several workers. Mrs Carrigan and Barry, a waiter, were among the victims as flames and falling debris trapped occupants. Haney, in her rooms, was buried under debris and burned to death.
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Bangor
Nathanael Todds
Eatin Street
Medinate
Miss Hanes
Marys
Carrigan
Joli Darry
Tome
Eiploves
Burt
Barry
Vass Haney
Riots and Deaths Reported in Eastern Russia
Report from Taoras hova Samara Anderweska and Pestranka describes bread riots by starving peasants. Troops were summoned as buildings and residences were burned. Fourteen peasants killed in Samara. two landowners murdered in Anderweska. Additional unrest noted elsewhere in the district.
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Russia
London
Taorashova
Vituna
Daily Mail
Samara
Anderweska
Pestranka
Tyrone Bank Bookkeeper Confesses to Embezzling 12000
Altoona report states David M. Wolf, bookkeeper at the First National Bank of Tyrone, Pa., confessed to embezzling $12,000. He is bonded for $10,000 by a New York bonding company. Bank officials have taken no action yet.
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Alto
Na, Pa
David M. Wolf
First National Bank of
Tyrone
Purety Company of
New York
Women's club meetings across states outline federation counts
Decatur Illinois saw the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs open with ten delegates led by Mrs Florence F McConnell. The report by Mrs Susan W Tibbetts tallied 283 clubs and 24,300 members nationwide. Wisconsin and Minnesota federations held their annual conventions with welcomes by local club leaders and debates on mixed membership clubs.
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Decatur
Nifnois Federation of Women's Clubs
Florence F McConnell
Shaddene P Stanwood
Evanston
Susan W Tibbetts
Quincy
Illinois
Moaliweon Wis
Wisconsin
Riots Run Wild in Eicheneff Bessarabia. 17 Killed
The Neues Abend Blatt reports 1,000 students stormed the governor’s house police headquarters and the Official Gazette office in Eicheneff Bessarabia. Many clashes with police left 17 dead and 36 injured as riots raged. The piece notes broader unrest and a meeting plan in Des Moines in 1900.
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Vienna
Neues Abend- Blatt
Eicheneff
Bessarabia
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