Principal's Monthly Report and Board of Education Minutes
The Board of Education met in regular session in the school house with President Droll presiding. Auditing Committee reports were presented and accepted. bills and schedules approved. The meeting approved closing schools Friday before Christmas and reopening Monday, Dec 31, 1900, with teachers to make up days. Principal H F Thurston and several teachers named, reports filed. Adjournment followed.
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Board of Education
Droll
H. F. Thurston
Mabel Cochran
Bertha Osborn
Birchie Kremer
Mabel D. Rawson
Edna Donoho
Rhoda Bartlett
Kingston
J.H. Stienhans
Mantle
Donoho
Cook
Shadwick
Crrterman
Washington
Lincoln
Rawson
Varricu
Principal's November School Report Honored by Board
Troy Int December 7 1900 report to the Board of Education shows 278 pupils enrolled 160 males 118 females 4 days taught 5084 total attendance 230 average daily attendance 58 tardiness 9 corporal punishments. Room 4 teacher Mier Birchie Kremer commended for no tardiness in November and October. Death of Albert Gebaner Room 1 noted with sadness by Principal Thurston.
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Genthewen
Mier Birchie- Kremer
Miurka
Saltness
Albert Gebaner
Thurston
School Roster With Room Listings And Teacher Assignments
A fragmented list shows pupils assigned to rooms 7 through 2M with multiple teachers and numerous student names. The entry reads like a class roster or roll call from a school, including room designations and staff names amid unclear punctuation.
Notable Room Class Ranks and Deportment Awards Listed
A scanned school notice lists students by room and class with top ranks in both "Rank in Class" and "Rank in Deportment" at near century style. Names include Room 7 A young cohort led by Laura Anderson Tillie Hawks Eunice Powell and several from Rooms 8 3 and 5 with detailed lists of pupils and their standings. The text mixes Latin style classroom divisions with stray editorial lines about famous jesters and health remedies, reflecting a period newspaper page fragment.
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A Claus
Lira Anderson
Belus
Libbie Avis
Mite Norbury
Cluss
Cleda
Hagler
Annie Hollis
Claus
Geril Collins
Josephine Ganninger
Belasa
Ollie Tanne
Annie Drott
Mamie Hultz
Atlas
Tillie Schnitze
Willie Morgan
Clara Sapp
Willie McCormick
John Dettmar
Mamie (Layter
Laura Anderson
Tillie Hawks
Eunice Powell
Bichbara Sapp
Minnie Wittman
Mattie Kinder
Foods for young children should be thoroughly cooked
A dated editorial lists restrictive dietary rules for children emphasizing no greasy or reheated foods, avoiding overripe fruits and canned goods, caution with salt, fats, and refined breads. It condemns hard to digest twice-cooked dishes and stresses removing fruit skins to prevent gastritis and acute illness.
Insanity in U S Army by 1899 by Surgeon General Sternberg
A forthcoming report by Surgeon-General Sternberg details 188 insane soldiers in 1899 across theaters. Of 39,280 in the Philippines 84 cases, 20,056 in Cuba 82 cases, 3,720 in Porto Rico 14 cases, and 42,102 in the United States 438 cases. Some cases from the Philippines later proved melancholia or homesickness after return.
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Sternberg
Cuba
Porto Rico
United States
Professors Curbed At Chicago University Talk
Chicago University faculty heard a blunt address from President Harper urging restraint in expression and debate. He criticized provocative rhetoric and warned that incendiary remarks undermine scholarly standards and student discipline.
Landsomest Home in Washington to Be Opened
Standsomest Home by Gifford Michot of New York will soon occupy a newly completed residence at 1 713 Rhode A Avenue Washington. The white stone three and a half story house adjoins General Sheridan’s former home now occupied by his widow and children. It features carved pillars barnsnrades a drawing room suited for large entertainments and about fifty rooms with Washington residents expecting social winter gatherings.
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Gifford Michot
New York
Rhode A Avenue
Washington
General Sheridan
William ©. Whitney
Leyi P. Morton
Chicago carte market figure at thirty two
Photograph by Siegel Cooper and Co. Chicago features George M. Phillips, a young and daring broker who has cornered the carte market. At only thirty two, he says they won’t catch him napping after Leiter’s capture, as he boasts of having made about 300000 dollars in this small corner.
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Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago
George M. Phillips
Chicago Exchange
Leiter
Admis Iate Bis
Shah of Persia Enjoys Budapest as Incognito Visitor
The Shah of Persia, in disguise, frequented Budapest theatres and mingled with actresses, gifting lavishly. He applauded Hungarian music, attended Lohengrin briefly, then moved to a ballet. He invited many actresses to Teheran and distributed money to the poor, including gifts to a beggar woman and her child.
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Persia
Budapest
Ile
Tialf
Jim
Teheran
Shah
Wee
Russian cereal crops under national average projection
The Ministry of Agriculture estimates Russia will harvest a cereal crop for the year well below the average. The forecast draws on reports from 7,100 correspondents across the country, indicating a notable shortfall in overall production.
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Ministry of Agriculture
Spain's New Navy Plans Eight Ironclads and Cruisers
Spain's government orders eight ironclads of 12 000 tons, four armored cruisers of 8 000 tons, and 100 torpedo boats. The contract is to be fulfilled within ten years.
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Prince
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Troy
Int
Honor Rolt
H. F. Tensvon
Te Ee 'Va Osgland
Roy Main, Laura Oueland
Maper Counran
Mary Tilley
Ida Dettmar
Lizzie Heck
Rachael Llewellyn
Martha Stienhanos
Louise Kilest
Jesse Black
Bexiita Osnoun
Horace Cook
Cecil Collins
Roscoe Cook
Dutius Collins
Willard Rawson
Lottie Black
Amy Harding
Alice Mosmann
Mary Rawlings
Elizabeth Shudwieck
Anna Smith
Maggie Thomas
Rhone Kaeser
Elizabeth Titter
Patricia Campbell
Maude Cook
Hattie Droll
Cora Schuler
Anna Ramshaw
Theresa Schultz
May. Young
Christena Schuler
Maggie Kimberlin
Idell Bryant
Theater Harding
James Harding
Jimmie Peterman
Arthur Garnet
Miss Maus Rawson
Annie Droll
Barbara Wittman
George Iauac
Fred Barth
Willie Ramshaw
Dorlee Walker
Emma Mosimann
Gladys Kiel
Duncan McCormick
Wilbur Peter
Willia Schlichting
Ena Donona
James Adame
Yorn Campbell
Erwin Giger
Arthur Kimberlin
Bark Miller
Edwin Meiners
Rov
Blake Freddie Miner
Tornile Ramakian
Wnd
Ferdie Wilbert
Boreploe Eckert
Maggio le
Natehen
Mississippi
Miss Roos Bartlett
Auenat Drall
Robert Rawlings
David Klingle
Willie Dunstan
Matrete Gehl
Clara Pap
Delia Schultze
Alice Mantle
Mabel Cramer
Arthur Thomas
Averet Main
Filla Raber
Annie Schuler
Mary Mosimann
Eva Rawlings
Mamie Clayter
Esther Strain
Entina Schattze
Maggie Kimbertin
May Young
Anna Rumshaw
Addie Isaac
Ella Barth
Ollie Ismaydell Bryant
Ena Walker
Mabel Ying
Eqina Woo
Agathy Bus
Mary Mosimeann
Everet Mun
John Dettngar
Charlies Windling
Fhed Bernste ‘Tem
Edwin Rogers
Edwin Ogers
Children's Food
Chicago University
Harper
Wobal
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Omipatisuus
Ierury
Svance
Svance Ren Hieyud Pan
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Foyiale
Lejos Uri
Il Was
Biah
Spain
Ghas. L. Pettis
Theo
Guenne
Nbin
L. E. Rawso
S. Jefferson Ave
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Phil Eck
Duane Street
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Guops Delaventd
George Liebler
Geffen Farm Wagon
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