Midwinter Class Commencement at Local High School
The midwinter commencement for the high school will be held in the auditorium on Friday evening. Twelve graduates, eight young men and four young women, will participate in the ceremony as the second graduation class of the year. Speeches by White of Columbia and special music from choir students are planned. Examinations begin next Monday. valedictorian and salutatorian selections have not yet been made.
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Tahuary Sf
Tepeka Hich School
Tsen
Bude
Columba
Bichschiail
Higher Wages Mean Ruin for Colorado Miners
Colorado mine operators outline a plan to counter strikers in Deover January 21. They argue higher wages threaten their costs and competitiveness, warning that paying more could ruin operations. They refuse to meet miners demands while insisting production must stay in balance.
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Colorado
Deover
Col
Northern Cop Company
Brbtlang
Ate
It Still Lives and Feeds Within the Body
A health notice warns of lingering grip effects on kidneys and urinary organs. It cites ongoing suffering, recommends a “new remedy” Warner’s Safe Cure, and quotes Dr. Hankin endorsing cures for diseases of the eye and adjacent organs. The piece urges readers to seek this discovery as a preventive measure and treatment.
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Constantis
Romé
Europe
Hankin
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Warner
Rafe Cums
Deleur
Baga
Eures
Senate Divides on Teller Resolution for Silver Bonds
Washington Jan 21 Senate votes 41 to 26 to declare government bonds payable in silver dollars under the Teller resolution amid a sharp split with West leading debate. The tense session highlights support for silver against Secretary Gage’s gold standard policy and signals a hardening sentiment in favor of replacing gold with silver in U S bond payments.
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Cage
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Teller
Allver
United States
Missouri
Stanley Mattheis
Secretary of the Treasury
Vest
Toller
Yeas
Tillman
Turple
Watthal
Warren
White
Wolcott
Neye— Clay
Braid Cockerell
Baker
Faulkner
Cullom
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Davia
Heitfeld
Fairbanks
Jones
Arkansas
Foraker
Kenney
Frye
Ryle
Gallinger
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Gear
Mallory
Gray
Mantte
Hiale
Martin
Mills
Mite Muney
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Pettus
Piatt
Pritchard
Cut
Quay
Proctor
Rawlins
Sensul
I Roath
Spooner
Shoup
Thurston
Stewart
Welmore
Mr. West
Uhon
Platt
Connecticut
Wests
Mr. Aldrich
Mr West
Aldrich
HIGH HONORS FOR DOLE ARRIVAL IN CHICAGO AND WASHINGTON
Arrangements are complete for President Dole to arrive in Chicago from San Francisco Sunday morning. Mayor Harrison will greet him at the depot. A reception at the Union League club includes notable figures. In Washington the War Department plans a grand welcome with troops at the station and a parade. President McKinley may meet President Dole in Washington.
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Chicago
Washington
Chitase
Sawall
Arrs
San Francisco
Harrison
Dole
Union League Club
Rivan
Grosseup
Thomas P. Bri—an
TG. McMillan
Jan
War Department
Col. Sumner
McKinney
Seaton Proposes Platform Control and Police Reform
Captain John Seaton of Atchison, a Republican candidate for governor, urges the party to craft the platform, opposes metropolitan police, backs abolishing usury laws, and supports eliminating unnecessary state boards to save costs. He says local self-government should rest with mayors and councils, not state officials.
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John Seaton
Atchison
Seaton
Tam
Kansex
Prison funds exhausted threaten state penitentiary
Wheeling West Virginia January 21 1900 The state penitentiary faces closure or partial operation with prisoners kept and starved as maintenance funds ran out January 1. Warden Hawk and trustees refuse to borrow and rely on unallocated state funds. A meeting of the state board of public works may seek bank loans to cover costs after the legislature failed to pass an appropriation.
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Wheeling
W. Va
State
Hawk
State Board of Public Works
Charleston
Col Breckenridge Gift to UT Medical College in Galveston
Col Breckinridge presents gift to University of Texas medical department in Galveston. Building at Eighth and Strand will house restaurant for students and dormitories for women in medicine. Board member Selene Brecketthees from San Antonio endorses the project. gatekeeping note on name adoption and future use.
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Galveston
Joss
Irten
Selene Brecket- Hees
Tnd & Chaen
Bal Antonio
University
Reed and Bailey clash over Cuban belligerency debate in House
Washington June reports the Cuban debate in the House overshadowed by a heated clash between Speaker Reed and Democrat leader Bailey. Williams and Dalzell pressed questions as King testified on autonomy, independence, and the fate of Spanish bonds.
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Jun
Reed
House
Bally
Democrats
Willams
Dem. Mins
Spesker
Atc
Suaker
Imei
Vocie Bgel
Williams
Miss
Foreign Affairs Committee
Hitt
Guerge Washington
Nathaniel Greane
Thomas Jeersin
Robert
Davin
Dalai
Wiltiama
Americas
Clark
Daley
United States
King
Mr. King
Havana
Cuba
K. Simpson
Pop
Kar
Cleveland
Prince Said Ben Bous died after mysterious illness
Marseilles reports say Prince Said Ben Bous died recently under mysterious circumstances, with belief he was poisoned. He was in perfect health until marrying a young American, then fell ill and died within hours, while his wife role remains noted.
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Marseilles
Bernt
Ben Boussou
Saxton case in supreme court shocks Canton county
Georg D Saxton, brother of Mes Weinley, is awarded a large sum for alienation of the affections of Saxton’s wife. The lengthy ruling notes Saxton’s wealth and ties to Canton, with controversy over his conduct and a divorce previously granted in Lines County South Dakota. Also mentions a public health ad for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and its local dealer.
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Columbus
San
Georey D. Saxton
Sammie
Tater
Sven
Supreme Court
Rasee
Canton
Sark County
Saxton
Mra Meinley
Saxton Wockit
Georg
Evien
George Asees
Avonatior
Lin
Lines County
South Dakota
Savion
Common Pleas
William Day
Stake
McKinney
Local dramatic news and upcoming city entertainments
Shakespearean drama by Waller Whiteside in Crawford theater with The Merchant of Venice and Hamlet set pieces praised as historically accurate. Bidiks and Town Topics entertain at Crawford theater, plus Madame Souich and her company Friday. Lectures include Dr Carl Swensson on Sweden and General John B. Gordon on the Confederacy at Crawford theater.
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Crawfons Theater
Madame Souich
John B. Gordon
Crawford Theater
Philadelphia
Dyche at Kansas City on Arctic aims and tales
Professor L. Dyche, Kansas State University naturalist famed for polar travel, spoke in Kansas City recounting Arctic expeditions and theories on reaching the poles. He described Nansen and Peary, camp plans on Greenland’s coast, and the dangers and nerve required for polar journeys.
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Kansas City
L. EL. Dyshe
Kansas State University
Dyche
Thadeis
Fe Welles
Lisawenant Peary
Greenland
Oete
Dyrhe
Greensand Teaco
Napsen
Xan~sen Tuk
Franz Josef
Pra Josef
Johanser
Talred Mietur- Gist
Kyrhe
Seun Nansen
Nere Lomaorroer
Ale Thetten Te Nurweeian
Dyehe
Hin
Uist
WANT OUR APPLES
Washington June 2 arrival of barrels of American apples in Hamburg port alarms Germany trade observers. US apple crop was fine and prices low. large shipments to Germany raised concerns about market capacity and possible retaliation. Consul General Mason to state department notes fears of German plant life and trade restrictions impacting American fruit exports.
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Washington
Corman
Mason
Rope
Seminary Applies Disciplinary Action After Poker Scandal
Western Theological Seminary faculty examined charges of rule violations against students for card playing including draw poker. Dismissals or suspensions are likely after the inquiry. President Thomas H. Robinson announced the recruits as chapel Sunday. The report notes fears and potential discipline for several individuals.
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Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburpe
Thiety Windent
Presbyterian Chan
Allegheny
Woday
Instituton
Thomas H. Robinson
Dacney
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