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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1907

Page

8

Kuroki Visits Yale Amid Japanese Education Ties

Gen Kuroki and retied Brig Gen Woodruff visited Yale University New Haven May 21. They were welcomed by President Hadley and met 20 Japanese students who presented an address. The party toured departments, East Rock Park, and dined with Yale faculty and officials amid student cheers from about 1000 undergraduates.

New Haven Conn Yale University Kuroki Port Arthur Marie Pitman Wallingford Yale Vassar College Field Marsh New York Oliver Wellsworth Wood Charles Lynch Railroy Green East Rock Park Woodbridge Hall Hadley University Saiki Sheffield Scientific School Graduates’ Club Elihu Root Guv, Woodruff Studley Charles S. Mellen New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

Hummel Begins Prison Term in New York

Abraham Hummel, longtime criminal lawyer, begins a one year sentence at Blackwell's Island for conspiracy linked to the Dodge Morse divorce case. He was disbarred after conviction, drove to the prison without a guard, and left home amid a gathered crowd.

New York Abraham H. Hummel Blackwell's Island Hummel Dodge Morse Bar Association East Seventy Third Street Lberty

Moments of Anxiety Over Derby Victory

London Saturday Review recounts the Derby finish where stable boy Parsons rode Caractacus to a neck victory after a last minute weight issue. Lord Stamford objected claiming only his horse and two others ran full course, but no protest was upheld as time ran out. The owner lamented the fleeting agony of that moment.

Gostley Parsons Lord Stamford Admiral Rous Caractacus London Saturday Review

A Peace That Would Not Have Been Fouorable

A historical reflection on the Cuban War of 1898 argues that peace with Spain was both necessary and honorable. It defends McKinley and Roosevelt's stance that intolerance of Cuban misrule required action, even war, to protect US rights and promote peace. The passage emphasizes duty, restraint, and the justified end of tyranny.

Spain Cuba McKinley United States Roosevelt

Weeds that are valuable and global plant notes

A compendium of weed values includes how some species infesting fields yield crude drugs. Alice Henkel of the Plant Industry bureau notes EU cultivation and export uses, with potential profits from weed cultivation and even land set aside for profitable weed plots. The piece also mentions armorial bearings taxes in England, the pendulum’s accidental invention, common sense in diet, and a humorous overheard exchange about love and threats.

Alice Henkel Plant Industry Bureau United States Europe

The American Boy and His Times: Growth or Decline

The piece weighs whether the American boy is improving or regressing. It notes greater freedom and opportunities today, alongside criticisms of forwardness and lack of reverence. Overall, it argues the boy is typical of his era, aims for moral advancement, and shows promise of becoming a better man than his father.

Amazing Growth of the Nation

The piece argues U S population rose from 62 million in 1890 to 76 million in 1900 and now sits between 80 and 90 million with annual increases of about 1.5 million. It compares city sizes like Washington Indianapolis Kansas City Cleveland and San Francisco to illustrate rapid growth and wealth, noting immigration adds roughly a million yearly. The author says growth feels like rebuilding a city each year and calls U S potential almost beyond conception.

Washington Indianapolis Kansas City Cleveland San Francisco United States Philadelphia Chicago

Mathematics In the Kitchen

Mrs. Dickenharry asks the New Cook how long to boil eggs. The cook replies half an hour, then admits three minutes should suffice. The playful exchange centers on overcooking versus proper timing for eggs.

Mrs. Dickenharry Mary

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