Reform School Industrial Department in Operation
The article describes the reform school Industrial Department active in manufacturing trades. It notes about 150 boys in the school and details their work in spinning, sewing, carpentry, and finishing tasks under supervisors, aiming to teach useful trades and reduce crime through productive labor. The annual wage structure and supervisory roles are listed, with emphasis on experiments in industrial training and the institution's broader goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phos
Ubeidtiowr
Artivan
Teave Boys
BaniBen
Gil
Iit Ubis
Stoke
Building on Tie to War Veterans School Workshop
The article describes the completion of a new industrial building at the War veteran school, detailing the brick and stone construction, workspaces, and the fully equipped shop. It notes the methodical setup of carpentry, joinery, and metalwork shops, the use of tools, and the anticipated growth of enrolled apprentices as the program expands with added power and a new engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Avidley
Elias
Driers
Step Olich
Macy
Prinpomed
Garth
Bharey
Bert Nery
Santa Fe Badge Introduced In San Francisco Trade Push
James Dury and associates debut a new Santa Fe badge in San Francisco featuring a square silver plate with the road trade mark. The artifact is reportedly the first of its kind, with expectations badges will gain popularity among Santa Fe adherents and collectors. Lester Helff, tied to the American Jockey, is amid wedding speculation following the season, with retirement rumors toward California. Johnny Raft has been reassigned by a French crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James DB. Dury
Ety Paasenter
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Kansas City
Mtr
Dury
Erin
Datty
San Prinelsee
Santa
Lester Helff
Lomion
Lester Telff
Ametican Jorkey
Toxtay
Learry
California
Mary Uciresees
Lins
Johnny Raft
Fragmentary Historical Notice From Sanrietta Tex
A damaged OCR note from Sanrietta Texas references a lawyer once a grave-digger named W bushed and a patient with fever jaundice. The text mentions medical observations, fever symptoms, and unclear references to local figures or firms such as Arnott & Soh in North Kansas, with garbled phrasing and partial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanrietta
Tex
Gimentien
Arnott & Soh
North Kansas
McKinley Early Life Traits Highlight His Shy Public Speaking
The piece portrays young William McKinley as a boy who dreaded public speaking yet showed early signs of leadership. It recounts anecdotes from his youth in Poland and nearby areas, including marble games, archery, swimming, and chores, and notes his strong ties to family, religion, and local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Heston
Sid
Obie
Loamey
Bik Gastern
Ogre
Fort Anid
Wae
Tr. McKinley
Retany
Poland
Youngstown
Billy McKinley
Walt
Crator
Gen. Ro. Hayes
AEA
Ax ‘McKinley
Dame Nature
James P. Gardner
Oes
Shany County
Canton
My. Gardner
Can
McKinney
William
Myre
Alwass
Althoush William
Aire MckKinsey
Wiliam
Aluher
Alwasie
Lim
Joseph Amit
Smith
Hey. Silay
Swallow
Anid Youn Inlay Eycee
Wabash Trains Promote Fast Service to New York
Advertisements claim Wabash Railroad as the sole line with through trains to New York and Boston, touting fastest travel and a day saved. Descriptions mention pass through Buffalo and Buffalo grounds with electric display viewed by through passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Aeetan Ping
New York
Boston
Buffalo
A Gallant Diced and a Captain Named in a Turbulent Tale
A fragmented report recalls a gallant act linked to Tam Ring and Beart at a mission school scene. The text mentions Helen, a teacher, and a figure named MeE ete, with others like MeRister Rotrow and Kiniestand'n Tete tied to a tense episode on the riverbank amid a rebel backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bop
Pshand Institute
Helen
Derek
Lsee
MeRister Rotrow
Rene
Sabir
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Reform School Industrial Department
Bors St
Flanreck
Euleastt
Setonin Muster Vallun
Ahora Sker
Ecbonl
Aaleer
Eariesaikes
Egihunter
Biel
Amith
Asiary
Tte
Roiriter
Atohison
Hunvock
Howes
Wnl
Ealgrod Toile
Tae Harnecek
Hare
WS. Hancock
Geo. W. Moffitt
Kansas Avenue
Wabash
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