Education for Indians and the Drexel influence
The article profiles Mother Katherine Drexel and her immense funding of Indian education in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. It highlights schools at Chiloceo Pawhuska and Saint Louis and Saint John at Pawhuska, involvement of Osage and Pottawatomie students, and the role of government and local missionaries in expanding learning for tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Drexel
Mother Katherine
Kate Drexel
Philadelphia
John @. Drexel
Katherine
Chiloceo
Southwest
Pawhuska
Pottowatomie County
Nazareth Institute
Muskogee
Kansas
Osage Missions
St. Paul
Father Schumacher
Father Paul Ponziglione
Italy
Father Scroll
Independence
Kan
Fort Sill
Pottawat
Interior Department
St. Louis
St. John
Sacred Heart School
Pottawatomie
Kickapoo
Mississippi River
Albert
The New Constitution to Rival the British Dreadnought
The Navy plans a ten million dollar Constitution battleship to surpass the British Dreadnought in power and speed. It will carry twelve 12 inch rifles with eight concentrated forward or aft, and feature greater armor than the British ship while remaining within a six million hull limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Togo
Sea of Japan
Admiralty
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
America
Admiral Dewey
Naval Committee of the House
Bonaparte
Washington
Michigan
South Carolina
Naval Construction
Naval Affairs Committee
Bernhardt Outwits Trust In Lone Dallas Tent
The famed actress Sarah Bernhardt defies the theatre trust by performing Camille in a Dallas circus tent. About 5 000 paid patrons filled the tent while 16 000 gathered around hoping to enter as workers and supporters rallied to her side. The tent seated 4 200, forcing 800 to stand or sit on the ground in a novel wild west presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Texas
Theatre Syndicate
Dallas
Sarah
Camille
Mme. Bernhardt
Ag Danner
Gum Over Missions Reported At Missionary Meeting
The twenty seventh annual meeting of the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of Washington notes three and a half million dollars more is spent yearly on chewing gum than on foreign missions. Overall candy and jewels also dominate spending with tobacco millinery rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of
Washington
Intelligent Forestry and Maine’s Far Reaching Growth
The article argues Maine’s woodlands and rivers hold vast potential for industry and paper making. It notes a plan to sustainably harvest timber, railroads expanding access, and mills like Millinocket turning wood pulp into newspaper. It highlights capital from Canada and New England, rural farming prospects, and future growth of the northern woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New England
Government Forestry Bureau
Maine Woods
Rumford
Androscoggin
Millinocket
Penobscot
One
Old State
New
Also Mentioned on This Page
Education For
Istory
United States
France
Father Felix DeGrasse
Father Murphy
Savannah
Brotherhood At Sacred Heart
Theatre Combine
Old New England
Canada
N. Y
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