Avondils Notices and Local Social Roundup May 31
Avondils area society notes recap visits by Rev Kestle Laura Bord Will Huff and others. Births deaths and family gatherings highlighted with church activities and local engagements across Bakersville Coshoc ton Baltic Pearl and nearby towns. Isaac Miller opens a Baltic gallery after moving from Anff Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondils
Kestle
Bakersville
Laura Bord
Lewisville
Will Huff
Keene
Elmore Davis
Sade Sullough
Coshocton
Emma Sandles
P. EK. Labm
Edith Dulles
Kittsmiller
Norris
Joseph Craig
Lewis Craig
Ladies Missionary Society
U. P
L B. Fisher
Amity
U.P
LB. Fisher
Baltic
Jake Croy
Wiliam Schlarb
Fred Miller
Pearl
Kate Payne
Croy
Samuel Geese
J. G. Park
Martha Moore
Corena Daugherty
Isaac Miller
Anff & Miller
Memorial services, sermons and local notes from Bakersville area
Memorial services were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Kestie delivering an interesting sermon. Inscipio church hosted a well attended Sunday evening service with Rev. Newton of Isleta giving an able sermon. Local notices mention visits, family gatherings, and social events across Bakersville and nearby towns along with an obituary of Ida Norris, age 16, who died of consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersville
Presbyterian Church
Kestie
Newton
Isleta
Robt
Ledrach
New Philadelphia
Wm. Leech
Guernsey
Newcomerstown
Wm. Hawk
Lemon
Kitsmiller
Avondale
Sam Leech
Newcomertown
Ella Schieber
Akron
D. O. Belter
Gilmore Cemetery
al. Ridemore
A. N- Geese
John Dewitt
Alex Park
William Bister
Ida Norris
Bakersville Cemetery
Phillip Warrishberger
Mary Baie
Janie Watts
A. L. Ridgwar
Conesville
Fulton
Ine
Joel Tilton
Dennison
Susie
Zee Murphy
Columbus
John Lillibrige
Franklin
S. L. Newcome
Falsburg
Local News Scraps Rearrange in Auglaize Bounds
Fragmentary notes describe an incident where a man was struck by a wheel causing neck and shoulder injuries and a prediction of a few days out. The text mentions Miss Hortense Brown closing her office in Auglaize county and references lingering incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Brown
Auglaize
End of Boer War Report Sparks Pretoria Victory Claim
London dispatches relay claims that Boer forces abandoned Pretoria as British advance nears. Reports say Kruger fled, Johannesburg surrendered, and Lord Roberts may enter Pretoria without resistance. Dispatches from Rosslyn and Lorenzo Marques cite demoralized towns and mass movements toward Waterfall Haven and Delagoa Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroger
Flicht
Jobsansburg
London
Pretoria
Hellier
Transvaal
Earl of Rosslyn
War Office
Lord Roberts
London Morning
Lord Rosslyn
Watervalboven
Boven
Delagoa Bey
Lydenburg
Lorenzo Marques
Kraus
Johannesburg
Elandsfontein
Baden-Powell
Layman
Natal
Utrecht
Hilward
Lyttleton
Wryheid
Laimg’s Nek
the Times
Kruger
Delagoa Bay
Daily Mark
Watergaiboven
Church Square
Cockran’s Gift to Tuskegee Institute
Bourke Cockran of New York donates $500 to the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institution in Tuskogee Alabama after his visit during the Montgomery race conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockran
Tuskogee
Ala
Bourke Cockran
New York
Tuskogee Normal and Industrial Institution
Reading and School Exam Tasks from 1900s Teachers' Test
A scanned exam page shows subjects like Reading and Orthography, History and Civics, Grammar, Geography, Physiology, Arithmetic, and Theory and Practice. It lists questions, methods, and examples for students and teachers, dated May 1900, with multiple classes and prompts across modules.
Child Study and Teaching Principles in Education
The text outlines eight to ten lines on the importance of child study, including four general laws of the mind and three corresponding laws of teaching, with brief sections on the power of environment, definitions of intuition and memory, and two principal reasoning processes. It adds a note on methods to ventilate classroom rows if one has teaching experience.
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W.L. Wers
Allen
Lincoln
Andrews
Tresson
Petit
Nouter
Congress
U. States
Gettysburg
B.S
Boers Plan Guerrilla War After Pretoria Fall
Reports from Boston and Washington describe Boer leader M A Fischer vowing to continue fighting until liberty is won. He outlines two tactics if Pretoria falls: a final stand inside the city or a retreat to desert guerrilla warfare with mass mobilization. Also noted are Hearst’s campaign actions, a Buffalo arson trial ruling, and German reactions to Boxer unrest amid China tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer
Boston
M. A Fischer
Leondan
Pretoria
Washington
William R. Hearst
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Senator Jones
Democratic National Committee
Representative Richardson
House
Association of Democratic Clubs
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Hearst
Buffalo
Lambert
Supreme Court
Fred Schreiber
Schreiber
Baseball roundups in National and Minor Leagues
National and Minor League scores from Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Boston Indianapolis Buffalo Chicago Kansas City Milwaukee and other cities. Batteries and umpires are listed for several games with results including rain delays and seven inning affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tatteries
Callahan
Donahue
Bernbeard
McFarland
Gray
Broqoerlyn R. H. EL St Lysis
Brooklyn
Hare
New York
Pittsburg
Hatterige
Levis and Sullivan
Wool Unipire
Indianapolie
Indianapolis
Detroit
Eufalo
Musburg
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapois
Buffalo
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Manfield
Wheeling
Youngstown
Newras
Fort Wayne
Tragedy Aboard Steamer in May 31 Parley Fatal Quarrel
On May 31 on the Cairo and Paducah packet steamer Dick Fowler a quarrel over a crap game led Lee Williams of Union City Tennessee to shoot Jasper Hawkins of Paducah Kentucky, killing him, then fatally wounding Will Mathie u of Paducah. Williams is in custody. The report also covers plague at Smyrna, a Chicago cattle market summary, and dispersed notes from Birmingham and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound City
Fils
Lee Wiliams
Union City
Tenn
Jasper Hawkins
Paducah
Will Mathieu
Cairo
Dick Fowler
Williams
Special Sale of Dress Silks at 50c a Yard
Large line of Foulard silks in attractive patterns offered at 50 cents a yard to close. About 25 pieces left, sale to end in three weeks. Store invites readers to visit the east window and hurry to save on these summer silks.
White Goods Offerings In Native Purity For Summer Wear
A catalog announces dainty fabrics for summer gowns and waists. Shoppers are invited to browse the selection and take their time to inspect the white goods on display.
Pretty Printed Cotton Goods Sale
Color woven prints offered at gut prices to attract early buyers. Parasol and sun umbrella selections included, with emphasis on quick decision to secure best picks.
Corn and Grain Prices Reported in Coshocton Market
Corrected semi weekly report by Edwin S. Lee lists retail prices for corn rye oats and buckwheat flour per sack per barrel and per hundredweight. It notes meal middlings and screenings pricing and various grain by products in Coshocton markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin S. Lee
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