The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-07-10
Around N. E. A. Headquarters.


Mrs. u. N. Grouse, Chicago: James ~ Good
knight, Lincoln eseph c. Gordon, slperin-
tendent Of school for deaf J. JACKSONVILLE; Oil
bian museum. Chicago;s S. J. Ferguson, Rock
Island; j.. NJ Frost, city superintendent,
Hinsdale; 6; D. Dexter, urbana; n: g,
Bortholf, Orville Brewer, Chicago; Anna L.
Barber, Taylorsville; n. L. hollywood, Evans
ton: j. Stanley Brown, oliet; Della r. Baker.
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Public Libraries, Chicago. Chicago Teachers
club: Diana Won Horn Clock, president;
Minnie F. MeEMe:gott recording secretary;
and Margaret l.. Finnegan, Mary. Moyenham.
Florence B., Pratt: Mary Robson Mary q.
Reynolds. Rosa a Long, Serena B. Hogan,
Anna Mary: Murphy, Theresa Brien, Louie
Kilbourne, Augusta McAllister.4.. 3 ,E IL. S..y
~@.ss z. i " Iowa. 500 f
\. H. E. Kraft, state director; Henry sobin.
Des Moines; R. G. Barrett, state superintendS
emit. Des Moines; Dr.. George, E. Mac clean,
president University OF Iowa: Iowa City; H,
II. seerley, president normal; school,. Cedar
Falls; DR.. w. F.. King, president Cornell col
lege,z Mount Vernon; s H. sheakey .3,city su-
tumwa; F. T., Oldt Dubuque; j. j. McCon-
nell, city superintendent Cedar Rapids o.
p. Bostwick, city superintendent Clinton;
A.. J. Storm city superintendent, Cherokee.
'issAr.+ - ~ Indiana. SfNsS.-- $3.50
Miss Mary E. Nicholson, supervisor teach.
ers', training. school, Int ianapoIis z Martha
city superintendent, Edna Test, Richmond;
j. w. Carr, city superintendent, : Anderson;
\. C. Kendall. city superintendent Indian
Kokonlo; Joseph Swain. president state, uni
versity, Bloomington w. A. Mills, Craw-
louisville. s:.@ss - - - .@E'
+. g--..-... Kansas. 81. ,s..t,s n,
!. Frank r. Dyer, state director and Mrs
Dyer. Wichita; Frank Strong, Lawrence; : j.
N: Wilkinson, president state normal school.
Emporia; Frank Nelson, state superintendent
Of public instruction, Topeka; Mrs Clifford
A. Mitchell, superintendent of schools, lola:
John A. Donaldson. Topeka; G. e.. Burton
Topeka; Mr.. and Mrs Frank Strong. Miss
Strong, Lawrence; Guy.P. Benton, president
Of Miami college, Oxford, Ohio, Fort Scott;
e. H. -Heacock, Topeka; Nathan T. Veatch,
superintendent Of schools, Topeka; J. L. boy.
hoff candidate for state, ,suDerintendent Of
public instruction.. Hutchinson. =
New York. -~
Charles r. Skinner, state director, Albany;
Nicholas Murray Butler, president Of Column
bia university; DR.. Jacob Gould schurman,
president Cornell university; Howard ~, Reg-
ers,. director educational department, St.
ing, DR.. Edward r. Shaw New York; Clark
w. Halliday Albany, - -" = 500
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: John F.. Lamont Wausau; w A. Parker,
state ~superintendent% Of public instruction,
Madison; W. j: Brier, 4: C. McNeill, R. H.
Halsey, D: McGregor,xT. B.. Pray, Albert
Salisbury presidents of the state normal
schools; wv. Livingston Stevens Point;
Thomas Boyce, Milwaukee; George F. Bell,
Racine; j. P. Bird, La Crosse; Miss Bombay,
president, Milwaukee Teachers Federation;
Miss Anna Schaeffer county superintendent,
Chippewa Falls; Mrs. Mary Bradford, Stevens
Point; Miss Rozalie Bohrer, Wausau; w. l..
Morrison, Menominee; S. Y. Gillian, Milwau-
kee; c. P. Cary, Delayan; W. D.. Parker,
Madison. - = g.
South Dakota. ~. ..r
E. E. Collins state superintendent, Pierre;
Charles Koehler, president normal school,
Aberdeen; E: J. Quigley, city, superintendent,
Mitchell; c. M. Young, Vermillion = j., Jones,
Jr., city superintendent, Vermllion; John
Frazee, president normal school, Springfield;
Carrie Daley, county superintendent. Vermil-
lion; H. X. Warren president of Yankton col
lege; Emily Harvey Deadwood; C. w. Mar
tindale, Yankton;t George M Smith, ~ ermil-
lion; g. w. Nash, X ankton; r. b. McClen-
non, Madison; Mel Mel onta,s Spring field; Wv.
Girton, Madison So e -
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