Class of 96 Largest Atlantic Public School Graduation
The Class of 96 receives the largest sheep sking in Atlantic Public School history. Rev Wright Butler of Omaha delivers the address to a large appreciative audience at the opera house. The program includes songs by Misses Kelso and DeCoy and diplomas presented by P F OConnell. Alumni banquet at Windsor hotel follows. notable speakers include Miss Elizabeth Maclean and Rev Butler.
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Fred Roy Hunt
Charles Enugene Latlin
Kate Needles
Laura Pellett
Iva Pennell
Lida Voorhees
Harriett Wood
Ada Younglove
Bertha Block
Fannie Block
Harry Everett Bishop
Harold C. Conrad
John Thomas Dickerson
Harvey M. Duval
Fred Dwigans
Ruffina Everitt
Roland A. Felt
John Prescott Gould
Edna May Henshaw
David Clark Mosier
Florence Nelson Skiles
Gottfried C. Steinke
Ida Saxe
Howard Stephen Williams
Windsor Hotel
Elizabeth Maclean
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Hope Curtis
Charles Lailin
Will J. Findley
Fred Alexander
Edna Harris
Gertrude Childs
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Mame Porterfield
Roslyn Steinke
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Ralph Wallace
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Louis Pine
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Dr King’s New Discovery credited for cures and trials
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City was told she had consumption but two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and saved her life. Thomas Eggers of San Francisco who suffered a dreadful cold and feared consumption was cured in two weeks after one bottle. Free trials at drug stores. regular 50 cents and 100 men. Also a report on the preliminary hearing of three Hiscox men charged with Fred Sellers murder in Oakland as witnesses testified.
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To Stop Corbett Boxing Mecca Eyes Fight Crowd
San Francisco reports that after the Corbett and Sharkey match was announced the city eyes the bout but the civic federation declares prize fights illegal and will try to prevent the Sharkey Corbett affair. In New York Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and Grace Wilson announce their forthcoming wedding event.
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Cullom Out of the Race for President
Washington report confirms Senator Cul lom withdraws from the presidential race. Electric Bitters advertised as a tonic for old people, claimed to regulate bowels and kidneys without alcohol, easing stomach functions and boosting appetite with mild, atonic action. Available at drug stores for 50 cents to one dollar per bottle.
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M Kinley McKinley Support Dominates St Louis Meeting
In St Louis the Republican national committee spent June 11 on Alabama and Georgia contest resolutions with McKinley leading in 16 of 18 seated delegates. Manley of Maine predicted McKinley to win on the first ballot, Reed offered for president but not vice president, with discussions on bimetallic reform and a possible silver coalition among Western delegates.
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Czar Remembers the Poor in Coronation Charity Gift
In commemoration of his coronation the czar donates 76000 dollars to charitable causes. The report notes the gesture as a public act of philanthropy aligned with royal duties and social responsibility.
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