Washington School for Boys Offers Private Home Education in DC
The Washington School for Boys near Washington is highlighted for its Pierson House home setting, modern facilities, and diverse 42 elective courses. It features a philosophy of individualized study, extensive athletic and club activities, and access to talks by eminent jurists and statesmen, with The Tribune sponsoring a $1,700 five year scholarship.
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Cleveland
John BR. McLean
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Pierson
The
Tribune
Washington School
America
Pierson House
Virginia
Brrth Academy
St. Louis
Harvard
Burlefeh
the Tribune
City of
Ings
District of Columbia
Dunster Hall
Louis Leverett Hooper
Europe
William W W. Gale
Georgetown
Tennallytown
Miss Griffin
The Washington School A Trendsetting Educational Home
The Washington School sits on a elevated healthful site near Washington with access to the national institutions and galleries. It emphasizes a strong elective curriculum, physical training, and boarding options with notable supporters and scholarships from Columbian Harvard Princeton and Yale connected to a broad advisory network.
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Justice Prewer
United States Supreme Court
The
Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Cgeorge Fpf. Hoar
Carroll D. Wright
John W. Foster
Charles «. Glover
Riggs National
United States
Washington School
Harvard
Tribune Educational Contest Seeks Winners for 33 Scholarships
The Tribune invites young people preparing for examinations promotions and graduations to enter a contest offering thirty three scholarships. Institutions include universities secondary schools music business colleges and other high grade programs located at home in state New Jersey and the District of Columbia.
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Tribune
the Tribune
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Standings of Contestants and Points Listed
A historic standings table lists contestants by name and location with point totals. Notable entries include Charles Burns Wandling with 300 and A J Kellerman Scranton with 268, among others from Scranton Belleville Hallstead and Carbondale, reflecting a long listed ranking with varying scores.
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Tribune
Scranton
William Sherwood
Harford
Harry Madden
Charles Burns
Wandling
A. J. Kellerman
U. S. Rodriguez
Eves Rich
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Maxwell Shepherd
Albert Freedman
Belle- UG Ile
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Wm. Sherwood
A. Havenstrite
Mos Gow
L. E. Stanton
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Grant M. Decker
Hall Stead
William Cooper
Priceburg
Lee Culver
Springville
Waller Hallstead
Scran
Hany " Danvers
Provi
Mise Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Louis McCusker
Park Place
C. J. Clark
Peckyille
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Stead
Hugh Johnson
Forest
John Mackie
Providence
Thomas Dempsey
Olyphant
Walter Ellis
Emanuel Bucci
Chas. O'Boyle
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Miss Nellie Avery
Barents City
Summer School of Secondary Instruction at Cotuit
In 1902 Cotuit Massachusetts hosts a summer school directed by Principal Charles E. Fish offering instruction across all college entrance subjects. Five student classes are served including candidates with entrance credits and those delaying exams, ill or deficient secondary students, precursors to college, and college students meeting admission conditions.
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Washington
Enouth
United States Miliary
Naval Academy
Eilot
Hiur
Cotuit Cottages
Cotuit Massachusetts
Charles E. Fish
Beranton
United States
State College
Centre Co
State Normal School Offers Free Tuition in 1908
The State Normal School advertises free tuition and weekly expenses of 1.50 for board and rooms. It promotes a college preparatory department with music, elocution, art, painting, and China painting. A new recitation building, gymnasium, and electric plant are underway. Nearly five hundred pupils enrolled. fall term opens September 15, 1908.
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Meerey
Geo. P. Bible
A. M
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Washington School For Boys
Wisconsin Avenue
Washington, D. C
Kellerman
Burna
Willian T. &. Rodrigues
National Capital
Potomac
Red Top
John R. McLean
New American University
National Cathedral
Capitol
Congressional Library
Arlington
Virginia Shore
Blue Ridge
Corcoran Art Gallery
Smithsonian Institution
National Museums
Congress
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
United States Geological Survey
New York
Charles W. Leavitt
Manly
Vard
Nicholas Murray Hutler
Columbia University
Eliot
Butler
Boya of
Sujal
Deaster Hall
Backmorewich
Sherwood
Johnston
J. Kellerman
Fred K. Guneter
Lafayette College
Easton, Pa
Charles Be, Fish
Cotuit, Mass
State Normal School
East Stroudsburg, Pa
Blue Ridge and
Bocono Mountains
Delaware Water Gap
Pennsylvania
John MacDuffie
Miss Howard
John MaxDuttle
Springfeld
Mass
J. Foster
Elmer H. Lawall
Bream
Stanley P. Allen
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