Fourth Annual Idaho Teachers Session Opens in Moscow
Over 60 teachers attend the start of the fourth session at the University building in Moscow. Discussion covers teacher permits, state text books, and course of study. President Farrar of Pocatello absent for afternoon address. Dr. Cherington lectures on citizenship amid strong audience reaction.
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State Teachers Association Meeting in Moscow
Moscow hosts the State Teachers Association session with educators presenting on The Rural School Problem and Limitations and The Powers and Weights of the Teacher. Temporary president Professor BE Thompson guides committees. psychology round table by C L Waller precedes an evening address on The Economic Value of Habit. A winter agriculture course begins January 14 at the University of Tab o.
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J. J. Wax
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Cayh
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Whitman
Aponkern
Harjo
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Kend‘Tel
C. L. Waller
Washington Iunral College
Pullman
Waller
Weston
Atim
C. A. Peresman
Lewiston
Public Instruction
Apemkern
University of
Tabo
United Mates
Iyomerndei Wiver and
Indian School Management Report Highlights Native Education
Washington dispatch summarizes Interior Department figures on Indian school progress. Fort Mojave and Mojave lands feature, noting efforts to balance self sufficiency with schooling and the push for industrial training. Concerns include assimilation, wage work, subsistence, and parental guidance amid government clothing and supplies.
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Interior Department
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Arizona
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Mojave
Aris
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Greenville
Hitler
Perry's
Kovernment
American citizen blocked from protection in Constantinople
A Hartford press report claims Mudi gin of Howton confronted Minister Tyrrell in Constantinople over an American being neglected protection. The American, Rudigan, left for Armenia after being told to seek U.S. action, with officials debating whether to pursue independent inquiry via Secretary of State Gresham and Senator Howley. News notes that United States Minister Terre l plans no immediate independent investigation as passions rise over Turkish conduct.
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Creatorien
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Armenii Winer
Cherlin Hinty
England
Mandy
Missing Colliers Frenzy Sailors Seek Strait Search
Rescue efforts continue for two missing collier ships and a crew of about nine after a gale that swept them from port near Vancouver Island. The United States gunboat Hennington and a search steamer were dispatched to scour Puget Sound and adjacent waters for the vessels Dominion and Columbia, last heard 22 and 2 days out. The Columbia meanwhile docked in Astoria after sailing from Point Reyes on Christmas night.
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United States
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Arrested Man Claims Persecution by Express Co
Chicago dispatch reports Charler K. Hantin acquitted last October of stealing 5,000 from Adams Express Co. He was arrested today for breaking into a Kansas City house where his wife was allegedly concealed. He says the arrests are persecution by Wells Fargo Express, while Adams Express sued Wells Fargo for 36,000. He remains a key witness sought to be silenced at a New York trial. Police deny his claims.
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Aequiri
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Haedin
Wells Mari Go Express Co
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Adame Expresa Co
Wells
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New York
Poller
Denver Scale Offers Premium for Cheyenne Workers
Cheyenne officials and Union Pacific shop employees discuss a conditional offer tied to adopting the Denver scale. The plan would adjust wages by about 2.5 cents per hour, with time to operate under current staffing. Pittsburgh and Omaha reports note about 15 percent wage changes with broader industry implications.
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Omaha Proiaietng
Gontime
Murder Trial Motives Murky In Heaverend County Tale
Patrol reports describe a famed outcry over a cold blooded murder in Heaverend county with suspect Turton and Henlane named. Hunter from Heng enon county pursues leads, with two suspects tied to a grim killing spree after a train incident and a saloon shooting.
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Che Oiler
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Ate
Turton
Pat Henlane
Metallin
Heaverend
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Mertentt Kitted
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Tinel Efanty
Wits
Lernwen
Tom Hamiiton
Heng
Enon
Hunter
New Fork
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Robbed County Treasury At Hofplock California
The county treasury was robbed of about eight thousand dollars at Hofplock California. Treasurer Staten was left dead in the vault after a struggle with a robber who forced him to open the safe. The crime occurred in the morning but was not discovered until late afternoon. Staten’s wife, away at Cloverdale, learned of the tragedy only after returning home. The robber escaped with most of the money, and a nationwide search failed to locate him.
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Staten
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Tinwite
Cloverdale
Iran
Tneen Seliux
Denver petition seeks railroad exemption from interstate laws
Denver petitioners urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to exempt Denver from interstate rail rules. A Humber of Commerce meeting adopted a resolution asking President Cleveland to appoint a commission to study ore extraction improvements for refractory ores.
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Sir Charles Rivers Wilson Meets Central Railroad Directors
A special meeting of the Central Railroad Company board was held in San Francisco to acquaint Sir Charles Rivers Wilson with the directors as representative of English shareholders. The gathering was informal and no major business was conducted.
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The Sprockels Handicap At San Francisco 1895
From the Atlantic Monthly 1895 issue notes a big horse race season with the Sprockels Handicap worth 10000, the Kentucky stable fields Litwin and Major McLaughlin, Whitestone and Pescador clash in a noted match race, jockey Soup Porkina arrives for three wins.
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