National Education Association Session Highlights
Secretary Wilson and Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt headlined a day of meetings in Minneapolis as the National Educational Association neared its close. Speakers urged increased college access for women and educator collaboration, with talks on education in the Philippines and home and higher education.
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Wilson
J. G. Schurmann
Carrie Chapman Catt
Minneapolis
National Educational Association
Twin Cities
Association
Exposition Auditorium
Lst
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Nicholas M. Butler
Columbia University
W. N. Davidson
Kansas
W. M. Beardshear
Iowa
C. T. Bright
Ilinois
Charles F. Reeves
Washington
Joseph Kennedy
North Dakota
Charles F. Thwing
Ohio
W. N. Sheats
Florida
Marian Brown
Louisiana
J. B. Pearcy
Indiana
Helen Grenfell
Colorado
H. R. Sanford
New York
J. H. Francis
California
W. Euston
Mississippi
H. L. Whitfield
New Mexico
KE. L. Hewett
North Carolina
G. H. Crowell
Onto
J. K. Baxter
Oklahoma
Dr. Boyd
South Carolina
J. J. McMehan
Tennessee
J. L. Wright
Texas
A. Hoge
West Virginia
M. M
Edna H. Hall
J. H. Montgomery
Wesley M. BE. Church
James Wilson
Ecoantry
Feild
Applied Science
Schurmann
Jacob Gould Schurmann
Cornell University
Philippine Commission
Philippines
Japan
Philippine Islands
Philippine Republic
Catt
Charles W. Harris
Department of Secondary Education
John W. Perrin
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
New England
Cordelia Marcellus
Chicago
Jesse D. Burks
Teachers’ College
New York City
May H. Prentice
Cleveland City Normal School
Harold Peyser
Normal School
Levi Seeley
State Normal School
Trenton
N. J
Seeley
State University
Teachers of Minneapolis
Minneapolis Commercial Club
Association Asn
West Hotel
University
Exposition Building
William T. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Charles P. G. Scott
Century Dictionary
T. (. Trueblood
University of Michigan
C. M. L. Sites
Educational Association of China
J. H. Finley
Princeton University
Be careful: oldal remedies tout popular soothing syrup
An OCR fragment touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething aid for children. It claims it eases pain and diarrhoea and promotes quiet sleep. It also advertises Sausage Soap and Hair Dye for fashionables, with druggists carrying these products.
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Mra.inslow
Coronation date set as King Edward regains strength
London reports King Edward's physicians approve Aug five coronation amid steady improvement. Official bulletins note no malignant disease and sound constitution. Lancet rebuts rumors of cancer while King grows stronger and appetite returns. Royal reception at St James Palace hosts 850 guests with electric illumination and a royal supper.
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London
Edward
British Medical Journal
St. James Palace
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince
Princess of Wales
Coronation Bazaar Opens in Regent's Park for Sick Children
Queen Alexandra opens the Coronation Bazaar in Regent's Park under a 150000 square foot temporary structure. The event, led by Mrs. Cornelius Adair and Mrs. J. H. Choate, funds the Hospital for Sick Children with elaborate American stalls and costly jewelry on display. A later wind squall at Langham Place caused injuries and a death.
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Cornelius Adair
J. H. Choate
Queen Alexandra
Botanical Gardens
Regents Park
America
House of Commons
Ritchie
Life Guards
Regent's Park
Fife
Choate
Bradley-Martin
Eaton
Ronalds
Countess of Orford
Corbin
New York
Ralph Vivian
Cora
Countess of Strafford
Arthur Paget
J. Pierpont Morgan
Reid
Duchess of Marlborough
China
Emperor Wiliam
Duchess of Leeds
Duchess of Sutherland
Duchess of Somerset
Duchess of Wellington
Duchess of Westm Nster
Alexis Dolgorouki
Henry of
Pless
Lady Strathcona
Lady MacDonald
Canada
Alexandra
Langham Place
All Souls’ Church
Miss Streathy
Secretary Hay Arranges Departure of Foreign Troops
In London on July 10 The Globe notes Hay has secured the removal of foreign troops from Tsien-Tsin. The paper praises Hay, while suggesting Britain should have led the effort. The comment reflects strong interest in this development and broad approval of the diplomat's achievement.
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London
Hay
Tsien-Tsin
The
Globe
France Favours Tianjin Surrender Amid Tariff Rift
Peking dispatch notes expected Chinese administration handover of Tianjin, with France backing the move though Chi-Lé disturbances delay it. Shanghai tariff talks show France seeking lower wine and silk duties, threatening a tariff war if schedules pass. Macao rumor links Germany to Portuguese territory sale near Hong Kong. Boer losses tallied as 3,700 killed or died and 32,000 captured. Basuto treason charges loom as Joel faces Mareru trial.
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Peking
Shanghai
France
China
Pretoria
Transvaal
Red Cross
Kruger
Paris Woman Sues Over Nude Portrait Photo
In Paris a wealthy widow Madame De Gast sues Maitre Barboux after he showed a photo of The Masked Woman by Gervex in court claiming she served as the model. De Gast denies the accusation and demands a retraction. The case echoes a prior salon controversy that led to a duel and injuries.
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Paris
Madame de Gast
Maitre Barboux
Gervex
M. Barboux
the Figaro
M. Gervex
Balkan Trouble Averted in Serres Agency Dispute
In Constantinople reports say Turko Bulgarian tensions over the removal of a Bulgarian agency flag and coat of arms at Serres have been settled by the dismissal of Serres police chief and Turkey recognizing Bulgaria's agency there.
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Constantinople
Serres
Rumelia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Fair Bank Attracts Jessie Bartlett Davis For Week
Jessie Bartlett Davis, the top salaried artist on comic opera and vaudeville stages, signs for a seven night engagement at Fair Bank in Indianapolis next week. She arrives Sunday with a full repertoire from comic opera and ballads, plans a new program each evening, and appears nightly with Ostendorf’s 35 piece band. The Open Air venue will be weather protected, with a string orchestra for select numbers. Davis commands $1,000 for the seven concerts, having initially resisted open air singing but agreed after assurances of shelter. The band also offers additional concerts this week and a special late show.
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Jessie Bartlett Davis
Fair Bank
Mrs. Davis
Indianapolis
Ostendorf
Ben Harney
Mr. Thomas Cat -Mill
H. Hall
Preaks
Blackville
Mobil
Illiams
Walker Mala
Levi
Gordon Elntyre
Heath
Chattaway
Reuben
Alcar
Burglary Suspected at Ramstown General Store
Police seek location of Ramstown after Mr. Hays reports a Wednesday night burglary at his general merchandise store. Town not on map or in records, officers must locate Ramstown before dispatching a crew to the robbers.
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Ramstown
Hays
Meyer Silverman Released After Settlement Of False Pretense Charge
Meyer Silverman who was arrested last week in Muncie on a false pretenses charge regarding diamonds from jeweler J. C. Sipe was released yesterday after advices from Muncie that the claim had been settled and the case dismissed. He had earlier been arrested in Hot Springs and brought to the area. The jeweler’s suit was dropped following the settlement.
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Meyer Silverman
Muncie
Silverman
J. C. Sipe
Hot Springs
Sipe
Vatican Reply on Friars Sparks Paris Treaty Clash
The Vatican counters Judge Taft note, says it cannot recall friars without violating the Paris treaty. It proposes a twelve article pact for land sale, arbitration, and funding, while signaling gradual establishment of American clergy in the Philippines. Secretary Root will brief Roosevelt after reviewing the ciphered Vatican response.
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Washington
War Department
Taft
Vatican
United States
Root
Oyster Bay
Rome
Holy See
Roosevelt
Medical College of
Philippines
Tribunal of Arbiters
Philippine Islands
Philippine
Manila
Too Much For Edna Hall In Prison Seance Incident
Sarah Harrison, 42, a white woman married to a Black man, and her daughter Lulu, 22, are jailed on morals charges after a spiritualist seance at 1232 South Missouri. Edna Hall, known as the cowgirl, faced ostracism from inmates and requested a separate cell for the night.
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Sarah Harrison
South
Missouri Street
Lulu
Edna Hall
Edna
Indiana Time Table Oddities at Union Traction Station
May 23 1902 timetable lists numerous passengers and staff by names and titles near 119 West Maryland Street. Dense roster includes Mrs Florence Miss Cora Tess Mrs Alice Snowden plus many others, indicating a packed station roster and associated businesses.
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M Ithim
Ride
Kees
Fiorence
Tend
Cora
Tess
Mise Elle
Snowden
Alice
Springer
Edith
Spracue
Lila, Smith
Jean G. Stewart
Passenger and freight car schedule on Meridian streets
Passenger cars depart Meridian streets at 5 pm and hourly until 10 pm with final car at 10 pm. Freight cars arrive at Meridian and Georg Street at 6 pm and depart at 5 am, plus a 2:30 pm arrival with an unknown departure. Combination passenger and express cars run from Meridian at 1 am, 3 am, noon, 2 pm, 6 pm, and 11 pm.
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Cleveland Express
Anderson
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Union City
Fort Wayne Express
Bos
Knickerbocker
Nton Harbor Line
Benton Harbor Express
Elkhart
ST. Louis
St. Louis Southwestern
Lim
St. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
Mattoon
Chicago
Lafayette
White City
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Express
Greensburg
Washington Fl
N. Vernon
Louisville
Peoria
Columbus
Springfield
New Castle
W. Wash. St
Station
Illinois
Washington Streets
Taine
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Ind
Spencer
Phil
Dayton
Xenia
Northland Express
Richmond
Martinsville
Vandalia
Terre Hauue
Western Express
Munele
Marton
Alexandria
Leagua
Muncie
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and & P. Mw
Elwood
West Maryland-street Station
Georgia
Meridian
Georg
Meridian Streets
Rae To
Pennsylvania
Seawee Gallia
Greenwood
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Hanna Cormpten
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Mable. Davis
Eller. Davis
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Denzer
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Hurd
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Heart
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Magarett Jackson
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Koontz
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Huldel
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Ida R. Walker
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John Carey
Arthur Chreawn
George Duett
Manic Davis
Jerry Datin
Paruskav Teeigherty
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Sami Forkner
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Buta Hoover
Fi Hitcher
Wt Hiesman
Frank Harris
HM Frend
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Seph Hewes
Clarence. Hutesill
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Lee Bentth
Siythenson
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Wren
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Powter Co Drich
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Indianapolis & Greenfield
Rapiio
Franklin RK. A
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