Teachers Examination Schedule Changes for December
The teachers examination shifts from Christmas to Saturday in December. From November 1897 to October 1898 inclusive, Science of Education questions will be based on Plato the Teacher and Teaching the Language Arts for General Culture. For six months starting November 1897, exams cover Plato and Language Arts using Township Institute Outlines, beginning with the first. The same questions will be used in the primary examinations March, April and May 1898 without change.
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Ture
Plato
Township Institute
Louden-George Louden Funeral Near City
Louden aged 60 died this morning at his home four miles northwest of the city. Funeral announced later. Father of Wm. Louden of this city. Also notes minor local items about residents and a coat sale at the City Hall after a dance.
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Louden
George Louden
Wm. Louden
R.M. Rowley
City Hall
Sentinel Promises Rich Year of News and State Politics
The Indianapolis Sentinel promotes its wide circulation and rich coverage of McKinley’s cabinet and state capital news. It urges readers to subscribe to the twelve page Weekly edition and notes multiple parcel box locations for distribution and collection.
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McKinley
Sentinel
Republican Party
Indianapolis
Week Sentinel
Indiana
Weekly Sentinel
One Thousand Mile Tickets for Big Four Exchanged
A list details exchangeable thousand mile tickets issued by the Big Four including routes such as Louisville to Cincinnati and St. Louis to Evansville. Books sell for 30 dollars, non transferable, with a 10 dollar rebate if used entirely by the original purchaser and cover returned within eighteen months. E O Mecomicx is Passenger Traffic Manager and Warren J. Lynch is Assistant General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Vandalia
Wabash Railroad
Zanesville & Ohio River Railway
Cyclists Teach Pedestrians Road Rules In Busy Streets
The New York Journal notes cyclists unconsciously apply riding manners to walking. Pedestrians keep right to meet, left to pass, and hug walls during turns, reducing crowding and collisions. The observer believes if all followed road etiquette on sidewalks and bridges, fewer mud stains and hard feelings would arise.
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New York
Brooklyn
Revenue Deputies Appointed in East Indiana District
INDIANAPOLIS Nov. 6 Revenue Collector Nowlin appoints Frank W. Smith of Brookville as chief deputy and Lewis Hill of Aurora as cashier. Smith is a former prosecuting attorney for Fayette Franklin and Union counties and once served in the 1895 legislature. No changes yet in Indianapolis branch office.
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Indianapolis
Nowlin
East Indiana
Frank W. Smith
Brookville
Lewis Hill
Aurora
Smith
Fayette
Franklin
Union
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Emma Honchen
Washington, D. C
Laurens Stewart
Hartsville
Seymour
Miles
SrTan
Beggars
God
Ella Higginson
Lippincott’s Magazine
Delaware County
Muncie
Here
R. Meeks
G. RB. Wilson
Branson
J. D. Davis
the Sentinel
Jackson
Brown
Washington
Mooney’s Tannery
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Eighth
Reeves Pulley Works
Tenth and
Hutchins Avenue
Sixteenth and
California
LaGrippe
Ing
Beryl May
Ees
J. H. Kaiser
E. I. Williams
Emma Ping
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Susie Wilson
Bi Jones
Walter Waltman
George Schooler
Leonard Lay
Ed Everroad
Ethel Beaty
Lloyd Smith
Gin
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Chas Crabb
Ceencrenene
Nellie Long
Charles Clark
Joseph Hoelke
Maggie Christian
Will Wolf
Lizzie Rumford
Ann Arbor
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Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Rail
Chicago & Eastern Winds Railroad
Chicago & West Michigan Railway
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railroad
Cincinnati& Hamilton & Dayton Rail
Way
Cleveland & Marietta Railway
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Cleveland
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Terminal & Valley Rail
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Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western Railroad
Dunkirk
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Pittsburg
R. R. Evansville & Indianapolis Railway
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Terre Haute
Findlay
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Louisville &Nashville Railroad
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St. Louis
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Manistee & Northeastern Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
New York, Chicago & St Louis Railway
Ohio Central Lines
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Pittsburg & Western Railway
Lisbon & Western Rail
Toledo
Kansas City Railroad
E. O. Mecomicx
Warren J. Lynch
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Gen’t
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Shults
Dr. Miles
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Miles Medical ¢ CO
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Towa
Sil
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Columbus
W. C. Roland, M. D
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Fifth St
Western Union Telegraph Office
Citizens
Eighth and Chestnut Streets
Bell
Choice Brands
Tion
Dan Adam
Old Stand
Crump’s Theatre
Ponham
Crystal
Fifth Street
Teleph
Harrison
Majestic Steel
J. G. Swartzkopf & Sons
Fred’ Ulrich
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Red Kosemeyer
Tom Hull
Chas. Jones
Lee Loy
Albert Owens
Sandy Tooley
Oliver Ong George Clutch
Penning
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Wick Larue
Roy
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P. B. Ensley
Jonathan Smith
Walter Coup Charles Norton
John Fehring
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Hal Dafty
Thomas
Joe Gysie
Mrs Dr N G Smith
Mrs Mode Smith
Jack Patram
John Hughes
Drake
JOS. Villa & CO
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Attorney-At-Law
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Iron Wg, CO
Fifth and
Jackson Streets
Broomington
Charles Ousler
John C. Whisnand
Ousler
Satinan
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Romanza Agency
Sycamore St
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Garland Steel
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