Uprising for Teacher Retention Triggers Local Debate
In Summit New Jersey on February 21 the school board voted to extend Wiss Touise Cental's term as superintendent, provoking strong local reactions at a packed ballroom gathering. Community leaders and residents demanded stability in education as pastors and speakers urged retention amid broader discussions on school leadership and policy.
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All Favor Memorial School Children 10 Help
Mrs. Dimack, president of the association, reported progress on a plan to erect a wing of a 2 million dollar structure for All Favor Memorial School. Nearly 200 thousand dollars have been pledged toward the project.
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George Washington Memorial Building project grows brighter in Washington
Prominent Washingtonians gathered at Charles J Bell’s home as Mrs George S Dimock announced more than $60,000 in cash and about $200,000 in pledges toward a George Washington Memorial Association aim. The plan includes a convention building to house preaching, congresses, and free legal aid with Attorney Copp leading a volunteer cabinet of lawyers to offer confidential, free counsel to the needy.
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George Washington Memorial Association
Dimock
Wilson Hay Succeeds Baker as U S Attorney
Clarence R. Wilson of Washington is warmly mentioned for the United States attorney post for the District of Columbia. He is a seven year veteran in law, Horace and George Washington Law School graduate, and a Washington attorney and teacher with a record in major criminal cases. His backers include friends, the bar, and members of both houses of Congress, with strong belief he will be appointed.
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WILLS BABY TO HER RIVAL
A widow discloses in court she willed her three year old daughter to the new wife of her former husband. The second wife, Linac, had sworn she would murder the mother and claim the child. The motherless infant is moved to the rival household amid a grim prediction and murder.
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Prince Shot in Duel Over Money Claim in London
A duel in a London office between Prince Francesco del Drago and Count Felippo Folch left the prince severely wounded in the head. The dispute involved a large money claim from the prince's brother Glova i, with the eloped pair Donna Elvira and the late Don Carlos implicated in tensions over succession.
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Banquet Planned to Honor Dean Vance at GW Law School
A movement to hold a banquet honoring Dean W R Vance at George Washington University Law School was launched by the second year class. The event aims to recognize Vance before the school year ends as he leaves for a Yale Professorship. A committee including H P F Du Bois Rufus H Tilton and W Jefferson Davis was appointed to coordinate with other classes. The second year class will host a dinner at the Congressional on March 11.
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Pestilence on Washington Aids by Quarantine Lapses
Washington crew suffers smallpox deaths after alleged medical missteps and alleged misrepresentations to Honolulu quarantine officers. Ship quarantined, released, then reissued after fresh cases emerge on voyage to Manila and final stop near Pitown.
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Omaha Babies Given Away at Court Draws Crowded Room
In Omaha Nebi Margue’s juvenile court, a rush formed as people waited to adopt babies. Nineteen infants were handed to new families within thirty minutes after court opened, with applicants exceeding the number of available babies and eleven children taken without court appearance. The crowd included women in silk and seal skin, and babies varied in size.
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Junge Suttons Court
Nome
Sea Island Cotton in West Indies Spark Planter Debate
The article traces Sea Island cotton's rise in the West Indies from its early 20th century experiments to a near quarter‑million pound output, spurring British and American interest. It notes government and colonial efforts, seed propagation, regional variation in yields, and the role of the Imperial Department of Agriculture and the British Cotton Growing Association in advancing the crop. It highlights seed sourcing, planting seasons, pest control, and economic mechanisms such as loans and export taxes supporting local planters.
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Lassalle Spiers Recital At Columbia Theater
Young Washington pianist Lassalle Spiers appeared in recital at the Columbia Theater with violinist Gleason and artist Gebest as guests. He performed his melodious compositions including Beethovens Sonata and Chopin works with evident training and promise. Gleason joined with two pieces, showcasing a debut that drew capacity attendance and enthusiastic applause.
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Coming Attractions In National Theaters This Week
Theaters announce a busy week with Adeline Genee presenting The Silver Star for Klaw and Erlanger, Belasco-Lulu Glaser at Belasco, and The American Idea at Columbia. A vaudeville mix follows including Chase Dinkelspiels sketches and a 60 performer burlesque bill at Gayety Irwins Majesties.
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Washington benefit concert and theater bill at the National
A major benefit program for the Actors Fund at the National Theatre Tuesday March 18 features Sir Charles Wyndham and Miss Margaret Anglin with a one act play by Alfred Sutro and musical numbers. The Washington season will include the Bohemians at the Lyceum and the National-Paradelphia Orchestra under Cari Pohlig performing Svendsen Carnaval Strauss Franck and Wagner Overture plus a traveling wildlife lecture and a Columbia Sunday talk by TM Newman.
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Former Secretary Herbert Recovers After Surgery at Johns Hopkins
Former Secretary of the Navy Hilary A Herbert is recovering at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after a recent operation. He resides at 1612 Twenty first Street and is reported in much improved condition.
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