Holiday Session Notes Iron Out Rates and Hazing Fears
Washington December 23 1905 report on congress during holiday recess. Debates span railway rate bill free trade with the Philippines and anti hazing reforms at Annapolis and West Point. Notable remarks by Senator Tillman and Burke Cochran amid party tensions as reform and economic questions loom. OLGER H OLSON.
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Washington, D. C
Fred Landis
Indiana
Charles B. Landis
Coner
Smith
Iowa
Senate
Tillman
South Carolina
San Domingo
Benjamin B. Tillman
Butler
Plebe
Dolliver
Tate
Root
Moody
Interstate Commerce Commission
Smee
Philippines
United States
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Military Academy
Weat Point
Cadeta
Landis
Burke Cochran
New York
Olger H. Olson
Literary Club Meets Sets Three Month Officers
The Young Men's Literary club installed new officers for three months. A. O. Anderson presented the paper on Rationalism and the members voted it the best paper. AG. Bum led an able discussion. Next Thursday W. E. Adams will present Modern Business Methods.
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Young Men’s Literary Club
A. O. Anderson
AG. Bum
W. E. Adam
Minot Trip Rumors Stir Local Glee and Worry
A Bottineau County auditor traveled toward Minot during Christmas to visit friends, sparking speculation about a possible Ragby topover. The town hears no conclusive word on his return, and oddities in the report fuel local fears and playful gossip.
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Bottineau
Hogby
Minot
Aabo
Brandford
Capidq Meston
Heavy voting today with incomplete returns in sight
A chaotic scene in election headquarters as ballots pile up and the contest editor struggles to process results. The office cat heard the final standings, listing Marie Weenes 840, Della Carpentier 99,005, Emma Douglass 49,880, Mollie Stanton 7,840, Lulu Crowder 6,570, Mildred Douglas 8,635, and Alice R. Kolstad 1,085 among others, with many precincts still outstanding.
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Marie Weenes
Bottinenu
Della Carpentier
Antler
Emma Douglass
Russell
Mollie Stanton
Souris
Lulu Crowder
Lake Metigoshe
Mildred Douglas
Omemee
Alice R. Kolstad
Lansford
Christmas Exercises Across Bot tineau Churches
The Bottineau region observed Christmas with services across Methodist, Presbyterian, and Baptist churches. Large crowds filled pews, anxious children enjoyed the celebrations, and events spanned Saturday and Monday evenings across the churches.
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Bottineau
Methodist
Presbyterian
Baptist
Christmas at Faith Churches and School Honors
The article notes a strong school and church season with students earning sixty state high school credits, while local families travel to Landa for education. Christmas programs at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches feature gifts, Santa messages, and cheerful performances, with thanks to volunteers and pastors.
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Methodist Church
Santa Claus
Presbyterian Church
Santa Clara
Valley City Normal News Enlarged Library and Activities
The Normal library will be enlarged by a $1,000 books order including Foglish and sociology works. Graduating exercises feature President McFarland and Cass County Association in Fargo on teachers’ duties. Classes study Congress messages, maps, wages versus prices, and U.S. growth. Faculty contribute to Grand Forks meeting with papers on education. The second quarterly bulletin issued with salaries, course notes, and teacher qualifications.
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Bottineau Courant
Bottineau
North Dakota
Webster Merrifield
University of
Joseph Kennedy
Normal College
Misa Hunter
Carleton College
Minnesota
Vlagsa
State High School Board
Onur High School
Bismarck
Minot
Mandan
Dickinson
McFarland
Cass Co. Association
Fargo
Wast
Congress
U. S
State Educational Association
Grand Forks
Deo
Weekes
Department of Higher Education
Mc ¥Arland
Sara Robarts
Hertick
Barton
Hollis
General Assembly
Science Club
the Normal
Theo
Mme. Paziind
Hollia
Thin Normal
Gov. Martin
Mase
High school enrollment amid county criticism praised by leaders
John J. Scully President HL L. Russell Co L Newhouse report high school students from Willow City Omemee Souris and Westhope are now enrolled despite adverse criticism circulated by the News throughout the county and state.
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Willow City
Omemee
Souris
Westhope
John J. Scully
HL. R. Russell
Co. L. Newhouse
Father Vaughan to Lecture on January Second
The great dramatic orator Father Vaughan will appear on our lecture course January 2. Before ordination he acted in New York City and Boston with the Madison Square Stock Company and Robert Mantell. His stage experience spans eight years with leading national companies, contributing to his national reputation as a lecturer.
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Father Vaughan
New York City
Boston
Madison Square Stock Company
Robert Mantall
Special Correspondents Roundup From Eidsvold and Nearby
Christmas observances passed quietly as residents shared local news from Eidsvold Willow City Landa and Souris. rheumatism confinement for J B Cook, Grand Forks trip by Gnefield Crites, Gust operation recovery, McArthur visiting Willow, Omemee ball trip by local youths, and various mentions of business illness travel and Christmas gatherings across the districts.
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Eidsvold
Willow City
Landa
Souris
J. B. Cook
Mr. Cook
Gnefield Crites
Grand Forks
Fred Guat
Kramer
Gust
Thyng
Stewart
Dave Armatrong
John P. Hall
Upham
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Williawa
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