State Teachers Association Forms Reading Circle
The State Teachers Association of North Dakota closed its annual session at Vargo and decided to establish a State Reading Circle under the State board of Education. Officers include President A L Wood of Grafton and Mrs Taarea of Kisonhubh. treasurer H O Mall Bulture. executive committees J M Devine and M L Wi vldon. Grand Forks was chosen as next year’s meeting place.
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State Teachers Association of
North Dakota
Vargo
State Board of Education
A. L. Wood
Grafton
View Prominenta
Mra
Taarea
Kisonhubh
Currington
G. S. Pisber
Jamestown
Weretury
Mian Mi
O. Lewis
Devils Lake
HOS. Mall Bulture
J. M. Devine
la Moure
Judeph Kenedy
Traill
Wivldon
Grand Forkd
South Dakota Education Association Holds Annual Meeting
The South Dakota Educational Association closed its 1490 season in Sioux Falls with Madison selected as the next meeting site. Jean Desamber delivered the principal address on "The Work of the Normal School" at Madison, amid remarks by Prot. FE, TL Beadle, and the state normal schools' leadership.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Madison
Jean Desamber
Beadle
Atate Nortal Acboo
Normal School
Recent Casualties Report Across Multiple Incidents
A string of catastrophic events reports train wrecks, boiler blasts, factory fires, and a gas leak resulting in injuries and deaths. Notable incidents include a Baltimore & Ohio collision near Parkersburg that wrecked an engine, a fire destroying several stores in Hennepin and Olney areas, and a boat explosion near Portsmouth killing two men. Separate fatalities occurred in a Sherbrooke scrapyard blast and a gas-related incident in Lina Ohio, while a New Mexico train wreck near Las Vegas killed a general signer and injured a brakeman. In Bayboro, a house fire claimed seven children and two adults, and a Camden Indiana railway accident injured two others.
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Portamouth
Ohio
Wruton
Annie Ruberis
Dollera
Horner & Roberts
Baltimore
Noble
Olney
Pruitt
Frank Sayers &Wey
John Shutey
Shaw
Independent
Order of
Odd Fellows
Lina
Peter Booz
Booz
Gar
Sherbrooke
Quy
Charlea Dinamore
Jan Employe
Balfan Bor
Vegan
New Mexico
Ico
Hot Springs
A. K. Nonen
General Signager
Las Yeguales Company
Qarrett
Hiasdeath
Las Vegaa
al Taleigh
N.C
Scot Tompson
Bayboro
Churesy
Drunken brawl deaths cite Brazil Indiana and Minnesota incident
A乱 OCR fragment reports a fatal fight in Brazil Indiana with William LeLoan killed by a blow and German Leo Klein accused amid jealousy and drinking. Another line mentions Craig Lott in Minnesota and a misfired throat injury during New Year celebrations, with uncertain details and probable charges.
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Brazil
Ind
David McCauley
Willian LeLoan
Anmxo
Hinda
Leo Klein
Chicago Street Pulling Station Death and Various Crimes
A string of incidents is reported including Celes Butterfield dying after a penknife incident at a Chicago pullin station. Other items note prison escapes in Newport Kentucky, a shooting in St. Louis, a near derailment at Paris Texas, jailer attack in Alabama, robberies in Wright County Minnesota and other criminal activity across several states.
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Celes H. Butterfield
Harrison Street
Chicago
Whitky
Newport
John W. Galvin
John P. Greasley
St. _ Lenin
Galvin
Gulyin
Robbery of Missionary Couple by Pirates Near Queersan
Foreign papers describe a robbery of Mrs. Dr M M Phillipa of the American Methodist mission at Soo Chow and Miss Smithy after pirates attacked their boat en route from Bhanghai to Soo Chow. Pirates were rude and robbed them of valuables and clothing.
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Tenner
M. M. Phillipa
Soo Chow
Hur Vauintant
Paris
Boulogne- Sur-Mer
Proane
Udda
Boulogne
Personal and Political Figures Pass Away in Midwest News
Gen. F. B. Spinner of the United Staten, a former treasurer, died last Wednesday night. The funeral will be held at 40 Mohawk M. Y. Burial arrangements announced. J. A. Pettigen, brother of Senator Path nro, died at Sioux Falls last Wednesday. Mr. Pettigrew was an elderly man who died after a long illness.
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F. B. Spinner
Ux-Treseurer United Staten
M. Y
J. A. Pettigen
Path Nro
Sioux
Pettigrew Wan
Death of Sioux Falls man linked to Christian Science cure
A Sioux Falls man once weighing 210 pounds and seen as the picture of health fell ill with kidney trouble before Thanksgiving week. He trusted Christian Science treatment and, by the time regular practitioners arrived, was too far gone for aid. He was closely tied to his brother in Sioux Falls enterprises and will be mourned in that city.
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Sioux Falls
Fight Between Bulldogs Near Cairo Wisconsin Ends in Death
A wild brawl over a $200 stake near Cairo Wisconsin involved a bulldog and a boar. The fight lasted about four and a half hours until Brain inflicted fatal injuries on the dog. Police report. multiple men from Cincinnati involved in the aftermath with a $1000 exchange.
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Cairo
Brain
Nandy
Cincinnati
Mahonry
Pool of Bethesda Located Beneath St Anne Church Voice
United States consul in Jerusalem Henry Gilman reports the site of Bethesda found beneath the Crusader Church of St Anne. Excavations reveal a rock pool with water, five-arched porches, and frescoes showing an angel troubling the waters. The discovery aligns with early church descriptions and confirms the biblical pool’s location.
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Bethesda
Jerusalem
Christendom
Sheeparket
Titus
Holy City
United States
Henry Gilman
Mikking
St. Anne
Gillmanths
Editor consoles hurried man with misleading praise
An anxious individual burst into an editor’s office claiming a terrible hurry and nearly losing breath. The editor greets him with a brisk kiss of praise, saying he should be congratulated if he loses his breath in such a rush. The moment underscores a humorous newsroom exchange in the Australian Star.
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Tam
Poet Returns Hard Words From Editor in Somerville Journal
An editor and poet clash over a rejected poem. The editor deems the piece harsh while the poet defends his work, ending with a bemused retreat. The excerpt captures a tense, intimate moment in literary exchange.
Indian War Toll Rises in Wounded Knee Fight
Reports from Washington and Pine Ridge recount heavy losses among the Seventh Cavalry and allied forces after the Wounded Knee engagement. Sixty to seventy Indians killed, dozens wounded, and over 200 soldiers wounded or dead. families flee to Rushville as Major Whiteside battles to disarm Big Foot’s band amid fierce close-quarters fighting and artillery exchanges.
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South Dakota
Washington
Schofield
Miles
Hermosa
8.D
Brooke
Forsythe
Big Foot
Jackson
Big Pooh
Mexican Creek
Palty
Rosebud
Jonn R. Broors
Sitting Bull
Cheyenne River
Hump
Bennett
Seventh Cavalry
Ge. Senofield
Pine Ridge Agency
S. D
Wallace
Garlington
Hawthorne
Pollock
Bache
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Cooper
Pine Ridge
Wounded Knee Creek
Ninth Cavalry
Maestlay
Mle Wight Duscriptiv
Omaha Bee
Whitesides
Taylor
Indiana
Rushville
Nebsaya
Cavalry officers honored in tragic tribal agency burial
A détachement of companies A K D T and from the second cavalry escorted fallen officers to a hilltop cemetery near the agency. Surviving troops wept as Rev Cook led burial rites for Capt Wallace, to Fort Riley, while Capt Milla’s body was sent to Omaha amid harsh border conditions and enemy threats.
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Second Cavalry
Cook
Wallace
Fort Riley
Kansas
Milla
Omaha
Chicago to Gulf waterway plan draws deep channel path
L B Cooley, former chief engineer of Chicago drainage, urges a 20 foot deep 600 foot wide canal from Chicago to the Gulf across the Mississippi to the Atlantic. He says depth limited only by lake water supply, condemns lakefront harbor and Calumet river link, and proposes land creation along the riverfront to fund the project. He envisions outlets near Thirty-ninth street and near Grosse Point and argues the coast would carry 60 percent of urban U S population via a continuous waterway.
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L. EB. Cooley
Chicago Drainage Commission
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Wooley
Hinis
Lake Michigan
Gulf
Mississippi
Deaplaines
Hudson
Great Lakes
New Orleans
Gulf and Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Move to replace the Andy Johnson with a new government cruiser
Milwaukee and Chicago leaders urge replacing the revenue cutter Andy Johnson with a larger, modern vessel. The 1865 cruiser has logged 130000 miles, saved $1.6 million in vessel property, and inspected 15000 ships but is worn out at 25 years old. Officials expect steps to begin next year toward a fully modern craft for lake service.
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Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee
Chicago
Andy Johnson
Cream City
Merchants’ and Advancement Association
Cty
Bach
Coures
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Huron
St. Clair
Erie
Amber
Miles
Johnson
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Yoou
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Millard McLeod
William Coker
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Churency
Hecht & Dhorn
Hannes &Co
Lafayette
Camden
Carroll County
James McKune
W. Telegraph Pele
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Pridco
Parin
Toxon
Archer
Ub Tuckon
Aria
Adolphe Verduco
Pedry Pellon
Dirk
Antonio Yenpa Sanches
Kodoro
Juan Costello
Mar
Achill¢s
Keonurt
Fulthough
Speeltié
Nauinat
F Consway
Tenasalver County
N.Y
Gov. Hill
Suyierviner Dunham
Conway Id
Tita
Conway
Allie
Charlton Koch
Ydgo
Swanterfelting
Secret Service
Officula
Koch
Campbell
Grundy
Melvoy
Talemite
Ala
Mat Gillespie
Rowe Mnes
John Hughes
Pintol
Gillepie
Hughes
Gillespie
Muyhew
Negro Hood
Euxhen
Gilespie
Somia
Blue Island
Foreign Gossly
Aluff
Scramilly
Somervilla Journal
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Correa
Henry Ites
Wee
Fort Robinson
Regulara
Mines
Pina Ridge
Oerrida
Wounded Knee
Major Whiteside
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