Lincoln's Youth 22 Early. Manhood
A biography sketch outlines Abraham Lincoln's youth at Pigeon Creek, including his work under James Yarlow and Green Taylor, his rough but loyal upbringing, early literacy through the Kentucky Preceptor, and his role as a lively center of local gatherings. It covers his friendships, rivalries with Josiah Crawford, and his athletic prowess, hunting disinterest, and social ambitions shaping his character before adulthood.
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Abe
John
Ave
Deca
Lincoln
Abraham
James Yarlow
Anderson's Creek
Taylor
Ohio
Anderson’s Creek
Green Taylor
Green
Opee
Mr. Taylor
John Weats
John Duhan
Stephen Medan Jets
Josiah Crawford
Washington
Crawford
Vice
Neil
Jose
Seine Aid
Crawgord
Kentucky
Richardson
Richardsonus
Cormenile
Mr. Wood
Vigean Creek
Tallacdaath
Dave Tornbaus
Oracle Wood's
Courryville
Dennis Hanks
cAld
Miles
John Johnston
Pigeon Creek
Anon
Abe Linkera
Agele
Peedeher
Prissinet
Qld
Tima
Nat Ceti
NATO
Peter
Gentey
Greys
Market Fluctuations Persist Amid Washington Turmoil
Henry Clews notes a volatile week with an opening decline from fears of adverse railroad legislation. Stocks, led by Amassurated Copper and Reading, fell before a late rebound from merger rumors in Amalgamated, United Copper, and American Smelting. London selling, insider liquidation, and possible future gold exports loom as factors shaping an active irregular market.
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New York
Washington
Reading
Tennessee Cou! & Iron
China & Northwestern
London
United S
Tates
Nowerfn
Severn
Tate
Witell
United States
Seminives
Arfthirs
Morocco
Abe and temperance in the household tale
A fragment notes that a whicky jug sat in every orderly home yet Abe never drank it there. His stepmother decried his temperance as excessive and strict in the family context.
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Abe
Educational commission questions Cleveland schools and methods
The Education Commission criticizes Cleveland schools as underperforming with focus on arithmetic and reading time. It notes teachers are dissatisfied, and reading aloud is limited to 5 to 11 minutes weekly. The piece argues better teaching, not more time, improves results and cites J. M. Rice’s tests and a call for public oversight. Also a local ad urges Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to mothers.
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Santa Claus
William Tell
Washington
Education Commission
Cleveland
Mr. Roosevelt
Ife
William Jennings Bryan
Educational Commission
Pepe
Conmisaran
Taos
Mor Hine
Br J. M. Rice
Publc
Coshocton
C. EB. Anderson
C. M. Ferenson
Roscoe, O
WABASH SYSTEM Effective January 14, 1906
The Wabash timetable shows daily and second daily trains from Coshocton to Zanesville with late Sunday adjustments for train 32. Buffet parlor cars operate on trains 32 and 35 Cleveland to Zanesville. Connections at Toledo Cleveland Kent Canton and Zanesville link to various regions. Through tickets and baggage checks apply. homeseekers tickets offered on the first and second Tuesdays monthly. Handles folders and rates via CG Crane and R F Kelley in St. Louis and Pittsburgh.
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Coshocton
Canesville
Dresden
Zanesville
Cleveland
Toledo
Wabash
Michigan Central
Ann Arbor
Pere Marquette
Kent
Canton
S. Crane
St. Louis
R. F. Kelley
T. A. Pittsburg
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Ward Hill Lamon
Vas Crawford
Dmcel
Henry Clews
the Educational Commission
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Daily Express Mail & Exp
Dundee
Beach City
Ar Justus
Navarre
Massillon
Adtis