Diplomatic reception at White House dazzles in January
Washington letter reports the first season levee at the White House with about two thousand guests including the British Ambassador Lady Pauncefote and Count Cassini. It notes elaborate decor, gowns, and the presence of Cabinet members bishops and French officials. Mr Lampre cites no firm offer of the Panama Canal Company property to the Isthmian Canal Commission at the appraised price of 40 million dollars.
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Wasurineros
D.C
White House
Pauncefote
Count Cassini
Senate
House
Hurst
Saterlee
Sheick
Mackey-Smith
M. Edward Lampre
Lampre
Panama Canal Company
Isthmian Canal Commission
Carnegie Institute Gains Ground In Capital Moves
Secretary Hay and others file incorporation papers for The Carnegie Institute funded by Andrew Carnegie's 10 million gift to establish and maintain a research institution. The venture aims to promote original science research as an alternative to selling bond endowments, with details kept private while trustees are named. Thousands Sent Into Exile. Dr Kings New Discovery praised for cure claims. Trial bottles offered.
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Cal
M. Jules Boeutre
House of Representatives
Morris
Minnesota
Panama
Senate
Morgan
Committee On Inter-oceanic Canals
Panama Canal Company
Burke Cochran
William Jennings Bryan
Congress
William Sulzer
New York
United States
England
Africa
Federal Court of New Nrleans
Washington
Secretary of State
Cuba
Kitchener
South Africa
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Steel” Trust
Principal's December Report and Board Proceedings
The Board of Education met January 10 1902 in Troy with Hollis as president pro tem. Minutes noted heater inspection and payment approvals for various invoices. The Principal's December school report showed 254 pupils, 17 days absent, 3480 attendance, 203 average daily attendance, no corporal punishment, and a long roster of students and teachers across rooms with detailed lists. The board directed action against American School and Furniture Co for contract issues and adjourned.
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Troy, Inc
Board of Education
Cook
Donoho
J. C. Hollis
Hollis
Harding Cook
Mantle
Hagler
Shadwick
House and Avrounds
Harding
House and Grounds Committee
Saw Aly
Thurston
Principalis
Mariel Cophran
Berths Osborn
Karlina Singletary
Birchie Kremer
Edna Donoke
Iss R
American School and Murniture Co
J.C. Toutas
R H. Mant
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Pratt
Myrtle van Hooser
Weerett Main
Archi Meihers
Licinia Conriy
Punchy
Mollioc Parade
Varna
Will Row
Mise Rhoda Bartlete
Meche
John Appel
Fritele Silene
Charles White
Naud White
Saiel Cramer
Wetheratles
Mary Mosimatin
Avrvica
Cneaen, “Co
A. Snow &. Co
O. U.S Patent Office
Troy City
Juan Deimling
All &Inds
Citizens’ Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Calla
Union Shop
Main St
Gates
Street & Smith
Theo
Guennewig
Billiard Hall
Frog
Minois
Fil Bickert
Graham Flour
Public Wagon Seafe
Safe and Religble Inc. Companies
W.F. Peter
Watson
Clarence P. Edwards
Suidersaor
Rimberlin Tres
West Mays
Silver Creek
Pov
Makarsnei
S. Kingston
Draggista
Laxakola CO
Nastair Street
N.Y
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Business
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West Clay Street
Kinloch
L. E. Rawson
FW. Zanders
F. W. Zanders
Market St
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Sawyer-Maueandescent Electric
Market Street
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