Fortunes of Scholars of 1867 at Hopewell School
A long retrospective recalls the 1867 Hopewell district school term with 31 boys and 30 girls, many later marrying fellow pupils. The piece tracks marriages, moves, and deaths of numerous alumni, notes schoolhouse history, and ends with a personal reflection from Alice Walton Beatty in Fruitland, Iowa.
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Chas. McNall
John Beatty
Charley
Furnas
Charles Furnas
Letts
Iowa
Hannah R. Westervelt
Irving Law
Kansas
Eva Richley
Odessa
Port Louisa
Bennett
Nebraska
Anson Law
Iinois
Hanneh
Irving
Hannah
Augusta FP. Rummery
Charles Law
West Liberty
Chester Smith
Hardin Reed
Ilinois
Mary Miller
Charles FE. McNall
Lebanon
Indson McNall
Ellen P. Romer
Tama County
Sidney A. Rummery
Ellen Cotrell
Nichols
Elisha Beatty
Sand Mound
Muscatine Island
Isaac Grimer
George A. McNall
Colorado
Frank O. Walton
James Wiccins
Morris Wilson
John W. Bowley
Muscatine
Bradley E. Law
Davenport
Riverside
Aiden T. Dickerson
Columbus Junction
Musserville
Fannie Wamsley
Addison Hopson
Alice
William Placke, Jr
Frank
Isabelle Funk
Phillip DeCamp
Mary M. Byrne
Maggie
Order of Sisters
Troy
New York
Hemma Byrne
Mary J. McKinney
al. Countryman
Island
Webb MecNall
Anna E. Humburger
John P. Bomer
Seattle
Washington
David Andrew Featherston
Mary E. Wiggins
Frank Law
Denver
Col
Clark
Maria Standard
John
Teresa Galbreath
Rhoda Rowley
Sidney Carter
Sweetland Center
Andelia Jarvis
Charles H. Wilson
Hopewell
Caroline Bomer
Ken P. Bomer
Mary Elizabeth Storms
Walter J. Craddock
George Fry
Nellie McNall
Usher
Lickwiler
Bivens
Mary Rosborough
Moline
Minois
James Beatty
Life’s Hill
George Foss
Charley McNall
United States Answers on Chinese Situation Revealed
Washington reports that the U S government has fully answered inquiries from powers on China and disclosed its purposes. It notes German proposals on delaying negotiations failed and mentions plans for a commission and possible withdrawal of most U S troops from China to Manila.
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Washington
United States
Prince Ching
Conger
Department
M. Thiebaut
Baron Sternberg
State Department
Ble
China
Peking
Manila
Li Hung Chang Arrives Under Guard in Tsien-Tsen
Li Hung Chang reaches his yamen with a Cossack guard amid a mixed reception from foreign officers. Paris dispatches report Admiral Correjoles notifying allies of a French role in the Pier Tang forts assault near Taku. The forts surrendered after heavy bombardment and reinforcements arrival. General Wilson reportedly took Pei Ta O Chu and may target the Chinese arsenal at San Hai Tien. Japanese scouts claim surrounding areas are clear of enemies. General Miles returns to Washington as acting secretary of war. Lord Roberts reports Pole Carew’s move toward Koopmuiden with flour cars and other disrupted supplies observed.
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London
Tsien-Tsen
Associated Press
Li Hung Chang
Yamen
Tong Ku
Paris
Correjoles
Pie Tang
Saya
Pei Tang
Taku
Peking
James H. Wilson
Pei Ta’ O Chu
Wilson
San Hai Tien
San Kia Tien
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