Why College Boys Degenerate Says Nebraska Dean
Denver July 8 A Nebraska dean told the National Education association that many students degenerate within six months of entering college due to removal from home influence. He urged precollege self-reliance and warned of temptations. The meeting discussed education, resources, and calls for Porto Rico citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Charles Fordyce
University of Nebraska
Higher Education Department
National Education Association Today
Fordyce
J. H. T. Main
Iowa College
Grinnell
Iowa
Department of
Clinton F. Hodges
Clark University
Wooster
Mass
Ellen H. Richards
Boston
Hugh A.winkenworder
Colorado College
Ohio
Man
Flood situation shows gradual improvement across Missouri Kansas
Missouri and Kansas river levels were still rising in Kansas City but likely to fall tomorrow without damage. Springfield and Ottawa faced the worst floods with refugees and rescue camps reported. St Joseph relief teams fed residents and moved 400 to a school, 200 to a Masonic hall, and others to upper floors. further water supplies were requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Springfield
Jordan River
Ottawa
Kan
Marais Des ‘Cygnes
ST. Joseph
Pattensburg
Masonic Hall
French Finance Minister Struck in the Face in Paris
Paris reports say French Finance Minister Calla ux was struck in the face by Charles Bos a former deputy as he left the arc. Bos accuses him of lobbying against the bill referring to the subsidy agreement with the Maritime company. Calla ux dispatched his seconds to Bos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Arc
M. Calllaux
Ter
Charles Bos
Ims
Eries Maritime Company
M. Cail
Bos
Fireworks at Chester Sunday and Memorial Observance
The piece describes Colonel Martin’s planned Sunday night fireworks at Chester despite weather, promising a grand display. It also notes the Little Miami and Hilton Athletic clubs using Coney Island race track for 2:30 events with medal contests, and includes extended remarks from a Vermont celebration featuring President Taft and cultural tribute to Franco-American unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Fourth-Fifth
Chester
Swarm of Candidates for Place in Governor Harmon Era
Columbus dispatch describes Governor Harmon meeting hopefuls for state office, denying drowning rumors, and delaying announcements of new department heads. The article notes health rumors, plans to visit institutions, and awaiting a bureau report on State Oil Inspector Phipps. It also covers prison finances, improvements, and parole discussions for Fred Immil amid Columbus bribery cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phipps
Fred Immil
Columbus
Said Pasha to Open Chester Week With Edward McIntyre
The Chester Coming Day offers Said Pasha with Edward McIntyre in a leading comedy part during the coming week. The show blends music and color effects with Oriental styling and special scenery. Phrynette Ogden debuts as the heroine, adding strong interest for regular Chester opera patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasha
Edward McIntyre
Chester Comig
McIntyre
Phrynette Ogden
Chester
Chester Opera
Pitkik
Taylor
Conkey
Miss Ellen
James
Vaudeville bills thrill crowds at Chester pavilion
The local free vaudeville features Mile, Vanity, Douglass and the Moscrop Sisters with the Young Brothers in stylish Chinese gro tesqueries and Those Four Girls. Next week promises top priced acts like the Merritt Sisters with juggling and bird cage act, Bavarian yodlers Sommers and Otto, Rafayette and his canine troupe, filling Colonel Martins park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Vanity
Douglass
Moscrop
Young Brothers
Chester
Colonel Martin’s Park
Merritt Sisters
Lessie
Anita
Sommers
Otto
Rafayette
Chester Pavilion
Buffalo Ranch at Cheater Delights Annexe Crowd
Walter Owen the broncho rider Bob Cookash trainer and driver Ed Carr owner of the outfit and the team entertain visitors with daring exhibitions in the annex daily and nightly despite days of rain in a wild west style show featuring various acts and applause from onlookers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Cheater
Walter Owen
Bob Cookash
The
Buffaloes
Ed Carr
Night in the Orient Opens at Lagoon Ballroom
The Lagoon ballroom on the Sky Dancing pavilion presents a special opening tonight for A Night in the Orient with elaborate Oriental decor. A lineup of new dances will be staged by engaged terpsichorean artists, with a different attraction planned for every alternate Friday night including barn yard and snow storm themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
Orient
Coney's Snow Maker Wins Noted Attention at Park
The article highlights Professor Van Dorn at Coney Island whose liquid air snow and ice demonstrations draw strong interest, rivaling vaudeville headliners. His act showcases snow production delivered through cold and heat experiments, creating midwinter sensations in midsummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Coney Island
van Dorn
Park
Monkey Marathon Loosens at City Zoo Escape
A ring tailed monkey escaped from its enclosure at the Zoo, soared across tree tops, and hid in the monkey house before fleeing into the circular visitor enclosure. Keeper pursuit ended when Superintendent Stephan halted the chase. later the creature was found in a hayloft at Vine Street stables and returned to food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Wright
Wilhelm
Stephan
Vine Street
Billiard Champion Plans Vaudeville Act in Cincinnati
Tom Hueston, 1907 08 09 billiard champion, goes to Cincinnati to stage a vaudeville act this winter. He teams with Miss Phrynette Ogden of the Chester Park Opera company to perform a short playlet with Hueston doing five minutes of fancy billiards while Ogden sings two songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hueston
Cincinnati
Phrynette Ogden
Chester Park Opera Company
Hueston
Miss Ogden
Taft Praises Union of Nations and Champlain Monument Plan
President Taft extols the bonds linking Americans across states and discusses efforts to resolve a dispute over the Samuel Champlain monument site. He suggests an international committee compromise including the French and English ambassadors and the US chief executive to reach a satisfactory conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vermont
Samuel Champlain
United States
Banquet Honors Miss Ruby Lusby At Lagoon Clubhouse
Manager Weaver hosted Ed ward Hutchison Musical Comedy at Lagoon clubhouse for a Thursday evening banquet. Miss Ruby Lusby led toasts as leading lady while Hutchison performed and James Fulton imitated old time actors. The Crossman string orchestra played. dances by Earl Flynn and Jacline Rossmore showcased a new waltz. Ralph and Frank Markee performed from Il Trovatore. Juanita Owen acted as chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Edward Hutchison
Lagoon
Ruby Lusby
Hutchison
Miss Lusby
Crossman String Orchestra
Jolly
James Fulton
Earl Flynn
Jacline Rossmore
Ralph
Frank Markee
Jesse Sidney
Juanita Owen
River park hosts free athletic contests tomorrow
Visitors to the river park will have a free opportunity to watch a number of athletic contests tomorrow as part of the Saturday half holiday at Coney. Events include a variety of competitions and are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
River Park
Southern Secretaries Convene to Curb Questionable Ads
The South’s commercial secretaries adopt resolutions to shield the public from questionable advertising and get rich quick schemes at their Atlanta convention. New Orleans chosen as 1910 convention city. H. H. Richardson elected president. W. L. Finch named vice president for Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South
Southern Commercial Secretaries' Association
New Orleans
H. H. Richardson
Jacksonville Board of Trade
W.L. Finch
Cincinnati
Ohio
Side stroke praised as easy stroke for women swimmers
Experts describe the side stroke as a stroke requiring less energy and displaying grace. The description contrasts it with the laborious simultaneous hand stretch and the overhand stroke, noting alternately pressed legs and the water-propelling hand sweep as swimmers glide forward.
Dean Sees Teeth of Character Bill Yet to Show
Senator T. B. Dean of Fremont praises Ohio governor Harmon's character bill while predicting it will force about 300 saloonkeepers in Cincinnati and a similar number in Cleveland to close before licensing renewals. He notes the law targets violators within the year and may not yet reveal its full impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Dean of
Fremont
Harmon
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dean
Saloon. U
Former Cincinnati Councilman Seeks Deputy Inspector Post
David Concannon of Cincinnati called on Governor Harmon in Columbus to pursue the deputy inspector of workshops and factories job. He was accompanied by Bert Menke, already employed, as Louis G. Bernard also circulated at the office. Senators Alsdorf Huffman Schaffer McKee Dean and Representatives Elson Nye were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genel
Charlevoix
Lake Erie
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
David Concannon
Cincinnmati
Harmon
Concannon
Bert Menke
Louis G. Bernard
Alsdorf
Huffman
Schaffer
McKee
Dean
Elson and
Nye
Harvey C Garber Forms $100000 Oil Refining Company
Former politician Harvey C Garber, now a Democratic national committeeman, retires from politics to stay active. He organized and incorporated an oil company with $100,000 capitalization to engage in refining oil and producing oil products, the company incorporated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harvey C. Garber
Standard Oil Company
Parole Board Frees Six In Surprise Summer Release
The Ohio Penitentiary Board releases six inmates include Fred Keller of Portage for burglary two years and Thomas Edmonds of Mahoning life for second degree murder reduced to thirty years by the governor. New light and heat superintendent Edward Cannon from Youngstown appointed. guards Earl Williams Thomas McElroy John Kane John Mehon and Daniel B Spain confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Penitentiary Board
Fred Keller
Portage
Rado Wujunvo
Summit
Aber. G. Cain
Montgomery
Ad Glotner
Lawrence
Warglory
Frank Skrotzky
Lorain
Spain
Werden
Orphan Attains Riches Private Car Lift From Home
George S. Long reports from Xenia on the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans' home reunion and dinner. Speakers include Walter D. McKinney and E. D. Sawyer as youths educated there rise to prominence. An orphan now a Western railroad manager tours New York with his wife, escorting Mother Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
George S. Long
Xenia
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Walter D. McKinney
E. D. Sawyer
Western Railroad
Dunbar
New York
Epworth League Convention Sessions Continue Overseas and in Minnesota
Epworth Leaguers from Canada and the United States meet in Seattle with large attendance. Flood-displaced trips from Illinois and Indiana affect travel. Clergy and lay leaders including Rev. Lewis Powell and Rev. Dr. J H Coleman speak on democratic reform within the movement. In St Paul delegates of the Christian Endeavor conference discuss methods and healing ministry with addresses by William J. Bryan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Epworth League
Canada
United States
Illinois
Indiana
Rocky Mountain Country
Lewis Powell
Memphis
Tennessee
I. G. Bowles
Toronto
Ont
Horace M. Dubose
Nashville
Tenn
S. D. Chown
J H. Coleman
Albany
N. Y
W. O. Shepard
Chicago
League
J. H. Coleman
Purle A. Baker
Columbus
National Anti-Saloon League
Homer C. Stuntz
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
ST. Paul, Minn
International Christian Endeavor Convention
Christian Endeavor
Central Presbyterian Church
Francis E. Clark
N. H. Lathrop
William J. Bryan
Bryan
John A. Johnson
Georgia Congressmen Move to Fight Cotton Exchanges
In Atlakta Georgia on July 8 the House adopted a resolution urging Georgia congressmen and senators to oppose the New Orleans and New York Cotton exchanges. A second resolution asked the national government to help cotton producers by publishing supply and demand data similar to crop growth reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlakta
House Today
Georgia
New Orleans
New York
Sammer Gee
Jasuea
Sullivan Announces Candidacy for Secretary of State
John J. Sullivan of this place, state supervisor of public printing, has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for secretary of state next year. He is a veteran newspaper man with twenty years in the field and has long been active in secret orders. His chances are considered favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Mary's O
John J. Sullivan
Attackers In Shootout Kill New York Woman
In Flatbush New York a night burglary ends with Mrs Sophia Staber slain in her bedroom as two intruders fight her husband and son. One burglar is wounded while fleeing and two shots miss as the men escape into the night. The son identifies the attackers as Carlos born in Trieste and a man named Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sophia Staber
Geor Staber
Pape
Flatbush
Staber
Carlos
Trieste
Austria
Smith
Giro
George Staber
Mr. Staber
Dalesman's Wife Takes Own Life in Indianapolis Home
Elizabeth Adams, a year old wife, fatally stabbed herself in her fashionable Indianapolis apartment with a kitchen knife. Mrs. Lillian Kelly, a witness, details the scene as a traveling salesman was reportedly en route elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elizabeth .Adams
Lillian Kelly
Adams
Tahoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
College
Nebraska University
Edward van Cleave
Ohio Institution
Department of Special Education
Short
Edward M. van Cleave
State School For the Blind
National Education Association
J. Y. Joyner
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Joyner
Ben Blewitt
St. Louis
J. H. Phillins
Birmingham
Alabama
Edwin G. Dexter
Porto Rico
Congress
Islands
Mary Shirley
California
Philippines
Said Pasha
Fred
Ike
Little Miami Athletic Club
Hilton’ Athletic ‘Club
France
England
Governor's Foot Guarda
Royal Highlanders
Taft
University of Vermont
Bryce
Williams Is
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Solid South
Sanerat
Ce Sr
Jem
Hach
Per Pati
Hardere
Fullington
E. F. Brown
Brown
Finley
Thespians
Cincinnatian
Will L. Finch
Bill Works
Garber Forms Company
Democratc
Chicago Central-Aston
Big Four
Epworth
Sullivan
Husband
Dalesman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!