Fayette county Institute opens with Davis and Howe addresses
The Fayette county Teachers Institute convened at the High School with Calvin Ochiltre presiding. Dr Sherman Davis and Prof Howe, Indiana University, spoke on practical, life infused education and literary training, with recitals and piano solos enhancing sessions. The opening remarks urged study of present needs in education and the influence of suggestion on learning.
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Calvin Ochiltree
Sherman Davis
Howe
Indiana University
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Dr. Davis
Ctor
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Hiss
Fay‘ette County Teachers’ Institute
H .@. Wilson
Jewell
Bearearts
Browning and
Coler
Grace McKee
Morny Wen
Peiof
Bherman Davis
Alton ‘Ealer
Misa Lizsie
Wordsnen
Tennyson
Mrs. Simon Nading Dies After Liver and Stomach Illness
Mrs. Simon Nading, visiting from Hope Indiana to care for her brother Dr W J Porter, died Sunday at his home from liver and stomach trouble. The funeral is planned for tomorrow with her husband son and Dr Porter’s wife in attendance.
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Simon Nading
W. J. Porter
Hope
Indiana
Porter
Broken Drawbar Triggers Massive Wreck on C H D Railroad
A drawbar break on an east bound C H D freight near Browns ville caused four cars to plunge 25 feet down a embankment, two loaded with oats. No fatalities or serious injuries reported though four railway workers were briefly buried in debris and rescued. Repair crews planned immediate bridge fixes.
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Brownsville
Miss Luking to Enter Convent at St Marys Woods
Miss Josephine Luking a well known Conneraville young woman will leave the world to join the Sisters of Providence at St Marys of the Woods taking the veil. She 21 and long has pondered this step citing duty to her late fatherless siblings from 1892 Parry gas explosion as a reason. She leaves Sept 6 to begin novitiate before final vows. Her family includes Luking brothers and sister Will Luking shoe merchant and Miss May Luking trained nurse. The younger children are Francie and Kathleen.
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Josephine Luking
Conneraville
St. Mary's of the Woods
Order of the Sisters of Providence
Miss Luking
Parry
Connersville Buggy Company
Will Luking
Miss May Luking
Francie
Kathleen
Rural route inspection notes gaps near Nickel Plate road
The district inspector reviewed Route No. 2 yesterday. Farmers along the Nickel Plate road near Ludiow Crossing fear worse mail service as many families are two miles from the current route.
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Nickel Platé
Ludiow Crossing
Fire destroys T B Moffett livery barn. four horses perish
Early morning blaze at T B Moffett's livery barn opposite City Hall on Fourth Street destroys four horses, damages carriages, and causes total loss for owner Will Fox who had no insurance. Firemen suppress the flames with a tin roof aiding containment. possible incendiary origin discussed.
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T. BE. Moffett
Fourth Street
Gates
Moffett Earl Monroe
Mr. Moffett
Rolla Monroe
Charles Foster
Western Avenue
Will Fox
Catarrh Cure Promoted Despite Absent Verification
An ad promises a $100 reward and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to medical authorities. It asserts the product can cure all stages of catarrh and urges readers to act on the claim. The message lacks verifiable evidence and cites no credible sources.
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Hall
Casares
Constitutional
Sertaja
Death in Ohio Freight Wreck Claims Conductor
F O Filut travels to Ripley Ohio after the death of his brother in law William Grant who was killed instantly in a wreck near the city. De ceased served as a freight train conductor for twelve years.
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F. O. Filut
Ripley
Ohio
William Grant
The Origin of Roosevelt Letter Told by Louis Ludlow
Louis Ludlow recounts how a Democratic press narrative about Roosevelt writing a letter to Representative Watson shaped public opinion. He notes the letter’s genesis in Watson’s night-time idea and Cannon’s lack of prior knowledge, describing how Watson urged the president to address perceived discord between the presidency and Congress with a public missive.
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Roosevelt
Walsor
Speaker Cannon
Watson
Theople
Congress
Missouri
West Virginia
Indiana
House of Representatives
House
Aes Ris
Ge Uickly
Giseh
Bentonville Domination Seals 8 to 1 Victory Over New Lisbon
Bentonville clinched an 8 to 1 win over Jet Goar's New Lisbon sluggers in Bentonville. Marley pitched superbly allowing only two hits and no errors as Caldwell Rea and Crawford combined for strong support. Bentonville has now won all 14 games and eyes a clash with Tashlo Comsernvilin.
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Bentonville
Jet Goar
New
Justice Court Roundup Shows Drunks and Fines
In a busy Justice Cates session several men from the steel gang on the traction line faced charges of drunkenness. Edward Klenk paid a total of 11.30 after ejection from a saloon. Others, including Peter McCabe John Carney Andrew McCarty and James Walters, were fined one cent plus costs for plain drunk. Crawford White was fined 13.30 for indecent exposure and 14 days. Robert Harris known as Pretty Boy paid 9.20 on carrying concealed weapons. Wm Reese has surety of peace sworn, trial set for Thursday.
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Justice Cates
Steel
Jack Winters
Pete Hill
East Connersville
Gates
Jordan
Peter McCabe
John Carney
Andrew McCarty
James Walters
Edward Klenk
Blue Front
Elwood
Crawford White
Pretty Boy
Robert Harris
Garrett Gray
Travel deals by Big Four Route promoted in state notices
Advertised rail itineraries include trips to Mountain Park Lake Baltimore Memphis and Chattanooga via the Big Four Route with various Sept. dates and return limits. Fares range from 9.55 to 66.50 dollars. extensions available for 50 cents to Octob er 31. Call ticket agents for connections and details.
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Mountain Park Lake
Big Four
Hmit
Memphis
Tennessee
Servce
Baltimore
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Chattanooga
Tenn
Big Four Route Excursion Bulletin for August 1906
Summer tourist rates to California Mexico and the Northwest. Tickets on sale daily until September 16 1906 with Michigan Canada New England and New Jersey points on sale until September 30 1906. West Northwest Southwest South and Southwest home seekers tickets at low rates on sale the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Summer Tourist Tickets now on sale. Apply to nearest Big Four Agent H J Rhein General Passenger Agent Cincinnati Ohio.
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BIG Four
California
Mexico
Northwest
Michigan
Canada
New England
New Jersey
West
Southwest
South
H. J. Rhein
Gen'l. Pass. Agt
Cincinnati
Ohio
Train fare and schedule for Cincinnati bound trip from Connersville
Round trip fare is 1.25 dollars from Connersville to Cincinnati with return via Big Four Route. Train departs Connersville at 7 30 a m Sunday September 2, return leaves Cincinnati at 7 p m. Attractions include Chester Park Coney Island the Zoo and the Lagoon plus baseball Cincinnati versus Pittsburg and rates to intermediate stations.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Big Four
Connersville
Chester Park
Coney Island
The
Zoo
Beautiful Lagoon
Pittsburg
Clarence Roots Moves to Ed Sebliete Property on Western Ave
Clarence Roots relocates from Fourth Street to the Ed Sebliete property on Western Avenue. He notes that he had heard married people complain about moving creathes but only understood their burden today.
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Clarence Roots
Fourth Street
Ed Sebliete
Western Avenue
Clarence
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