National university debate dominates Indiana teachers meeting
The Indiana State Teachers Association adjourned after a session featuring a memorial for W Hascock Glascock and a keynote by Fr L Soldan. Joseph Swain urged a Washington national university while warnings were raised about private control of public resources and the need to balance private and public educational efforts.
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W. H. Glascock
State Institute For the Blind
Alwys
Fr. L. Soldan
St. Louis
Washington Memorial Association
Washington Memorial Institution
George Washington
National Teachers’ Association
National Council
Washington
National University
Thompson
Ohio State University
Economists Debate International Trade and Unions
Delegates at the American Economic Association morning session debated international trade with Brooks Adams arguing for commercial and even military measures to preserve US supremacy. Worthington Ford summarized Europe’s policy, noting free trade’s likely outcome, while Henry Emery and Charles Tuttle discussed labor’s quasi property in business and union roles.
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Washington
American Economic Association
Brooks Adams
Quincy
Mass
United States
Worthington C. Ford
Department of Statistics
Boston Public Library
Europe
Great Britain
Henry C. Emery
Yale
Charles C. Tuttle
Crawfordsville
Ind
Thomas N. Carver
Harvard University
Yazoo
Miss
Delta
Alfred H. Stone
Greenville
Herman Justin
Illinois
Alcohol Physiology Debate Opens Temperance Textbook Drive
In Syracuse Prof W C Atwater urged selective temperance physiology teaching in public schools noting many states push courses misaligned with science. He favored higher grades and left instructional scope to educated educators. Washington also hosted the American Historical Association with papers on national archives and church history at the Library of Congress.
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House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
City of
Washington
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District of Columbia
Iown
Library of Congress
National Museum
The
Patent Office
Bureau of Education
Bureau of Ethnology
Army Medical Museum
Department of Agriculture
Fish Commission
Botanic Gardens
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Geological Survey
Naval Observatory
Zoological Park
Botanical Gardens
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Council
Memorial
National Organization
James
National Memorial Institution
Jefferson
Hassler
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
America
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University of Berlin
Charles Kendall Adams
Virginia
University of California
Stanford University
University of Chicago
W. T. Harris
Bach State
Germany
United States
Edison
Koch
National University of
Republic
Lincoln
Syracuse
N. Y
W. C. Atwater
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
State
Science Teachers’ Association
Atwater
American Historical Association
Mbrary of
Herbert Putnam
Nation Library
Robert T. Swan
Public Records
Massachusetts
Lucy M. Salmon
Vassar College
Rome
George L. Burr
Cornell University
Modern Language Association Ends Nineteenth Meeting in Boston
The nineteenth annual meeting of the Modern Language Association of America closes in Boston with plans to hold the next gathering in Baltimore. Officers named include Prof. James Bright as president designate, C. J. Granger of Harvard as secretary, and H. C. G. Von Jagemann of Harvard as treasurer. The American Dialect Society, allied with the MLA, elected Prof. George Hemes of the University of Michigan as president and appointed others as officers.
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Washington Memorial Institute
George Washington Memorial Association
Washington, D. C
George Washington
United States of America
United States
Boston
Modern Language Association of America
Baltimore
James Bright
Johan Hopkins
C. J . Granger
Harvard
H. C. G. von Jagemann
Modern Language Association
George Hem Oe
The
Ey of Michigan
Lord Rosebery’s Shortcomings in Politics and Oratory
George W. Smaltley argues in McClure’s Magazine that Lord Rosebery fails as a national leader by seeing all sides too clearly. He praises his intellect yet criticizes his lack of decisive policy, noting a detachment of mind and the risk of wavering on key issues.
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McClure’s
House of Lords
Ireland
England
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Rosebery
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