Southwick Lectures Shakespeare Oratory at Opera House
Henry L. Southwick delivered a Thursday evening lecture at the opera house on Orators and Oratory of Shakespeare. The hall was well filled and he illustrated Shakespearean rhetoric with Brutus Antony Portia and Othello passages. He later spoke to students at Alexone hall praising the high school and its management before heading to Columbus for Richard III.
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Henry L. Southwick
Opera House
Shakespeare
Brutus
Antony
Portia
Othello
Brabantio
Southwick
Hamiet
Alexone Hall
Richér
Columbus
Richard the Third
Coshocton School Attendance and Punctuality Report
Superintendent Pratt reports Coshocton schools show 1500 total enrollment this year up from 1472. first primary 290 this year versus 206 last year. Attendance rises by buildings with South Lawn leading punctuality and Walnut, Bancroft, Sycamore close behind. this month 58 tardies, 42 last year, and several half holidays.
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Pratt
Coshocton
Walnut
Bancroft
Sycamore
South Lawn
Chestnut
M. McClure
Laure
Finlay
Wagner
Mr. Talmage
Johnny Res Flag Hauled Down at Marietta Encampment
Miss Nellie Archer, daughter of Gen Osceola Archer, displayed the stars and bars at her Marietta home during an encampment. Veterans questioned the banner, she explained her father was a Confederate officer and apologized, removing the flag.
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Marietta
Nellie
Osceola Archer
Archer
Car Went Topsy Turvy By Telegraph
Twenty one persons were injured when a Union traction car overturned this morning in Marion Indiana. The most seriously hurt was Dr I A Woodruff of the city. The Cassingham mine resumed activities after a meeting at Central Labor Hall Thursday evening.
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Marion
Ind
Union
1. A. Woodruff
Cassingham
Central Labor Hall
Miles May Be Dismissed After Veracity Question
Washington may see a change in the War Department as Secretary Root hints at retirement or court martial for General Miles upon Roosevelt’s return. Speculation centers on Miles’s possible retirement or dismissal following questions about his veracity.
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Miles
Age
Washington
Gen
Root
Roosevelt
Winona Lake Assembly Opens With Weeklong Chautauqua
The ninth season of Winona Lake assembly opened today in Warsaw Indiana. The Chautauqua program runs July 6 for six weeks with a general weekly subject. The Bible conference begins today and lasts until August 8 under Rev J Wilbur and manager Comaston Hapman. Edward Compton named manager of the Coshohockon Athlete Club football team for the coming season. Melville Fisher visits Professor Thomas in West Lafayette.
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Ace
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Lake Assembly
Rev
J Wilbur
Co. Hapman
Comaston
Edward Compton
Coshorton
Sedon
City appoints water works and street superintendents
At a water works board meeting the city named D. A. Raiff as Superintendent of Water Works and David Hossell as Superintendent of Streets. Thom as Page becomes Superintendent of Cemeteries, E. V. Coe as Sewer Inspector. Salaries: Raiff 1000 dollars yearly, Page 40 dollars monthly, Hossell 50 dollars monthly. Sewer inspector pay depends on work. City eng ineer and minor staff not yet chosen. Water and street bills approved for payment. Landlords to be liable for water rents going forward. Attendees: Tish, Hutchinson and Shaw.
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Board of Public Service
Water Works Office
D. A. Raiff
David Hossell
Thomas Page
E. V. Coe
Raff
Page
Hosfel
Kle
Tish, Hutchinson
Shaw
Exhumed Victim's Body in Elyria Cemetery Inquiry
The remains of Agatha Reichlin were exhumed at a Catholic cemetery near Elyria to determine if choking or head blows caused death. Physicians reported preserved body and marks on the wrist neck and beneath the eye but could not determine how they were inflicted. Coroner French noted findings matched postmortem marks yet left the cause undetermined.
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Lorain
Agatha Reichlin
Elyria
French
Fatal Apartment Fire Claims Multiple Lives in Chicago
A West Chester apartment building at 1803 Cottage Grove caught fire this morning. Two residents died, several were seriously injured or missing, and others jumped from windows in a chaotic blaze. Names include Louisa Haesa, 60, Emanuel Mall, 60, Theodore White, 10, Patrick Holger, Nelson Lundberg, Mrs. C. D. Hoffman, Louis Herbert.
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Chicago
West Chester
Cottage Grove A
Louisa P. Haesa
Arty Strabler
N.uel Mall
Theodore White
Patrick Holger
Nelson Lundberg
C. D. Hoffman Louis Herbert
Board of Health Holds Brief City Hall Session
The board met at city hall on Thursday evening with Mesers Heiman Smith Rinner Compton and Dr Foster. Reports included scarlet fever cases and measles. The health officer was authorized to abandon outside vaults and correct sewer issues. The session lasted about one hour focusing on the citys general sanitary condition.
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Board of Health
Mesers
Heiman
Smith
Rinner
Compton
Foster
Excursion Fares Announce W L E Trips and Meetings
Railroad agent details multiple May travel fares on the Wheeling and Lake Erie and related lines for events including Ringling Brothers shows Ohio lodge meetings and church missions. Returns valid through late May with special prices to Lima Ironton Botefontaine Chillicothe and Cleveland visits by Mrs Burns in Roscoe Ohio.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Zanesville
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
Ringling Bros
Ironton
Grand Lodge I
O. O
Lima
W & LE
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Coshdeton
Chniemnand
United Commercial Travelers Cyrand Council of Ohio
German Baptists Brethren
Botlefontaine
Ohio
Chillicothe
W. J. Davies
Public Works of Cities Show Municipal Utilities Growth
An article from Liverpool summarized by United States Consul Boyle details British towns expanding public control. It cites Bath, Bournemouth, Harrogate, Leamington, Southport, Brighton and others running baths, gardens, theaters, gas works, markets, sewage farms, ferries, and shells of industry to generate significant profits and reduce private reliance.
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Liverpool
United States
Boyle
Bath
Bournemouth
Harrogate
Royal Baths
Royal Spa
Leamington
Southport
Brighton
Birmingham
Colchester
Colne
Bradford
Plymouth
Birkenhead
Liverport
York
Mgs
Manchester
Glasgow
Ita
Rafina Aystems
Privata
Leeds
Corporation
Hke
New York
Will Make His Home Here By W J Adams Of Derrott
Will Move his family into part of the house owned by T H Wheeler on Chestnut street. W J Adams of Derrott and employed at the Empire MIN in Roscoe has been boarding at the Mecca hotel. Mr and Mrs K C Dyer of Aatonville are at the Park hotel.
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Wiliam Wright
Sonth Fourth Street
Leroy Stover
Robert Crawford
Will Lightell
North Eighth Street
W. A. Himebeugh
Grange Street
A. J Hill
South Third Street
W. J. Adams
Derrott
Empire Min
Roscoe
T. H. Wheeler
Chestnut Street
K. OC. Dyer
Aatonville
Park Hotel
Bank Examinations and Their Financing Methods
Bank examinations occur under national and state systems with fees tied to capital and assets. Inspectors count cash assets under cashier supervision, review ledgers, and prepare statements of the bank’s condition from the previous day for official records.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Michigan
Banking Department
General Fund
State Treasury
State Banking Department
U. S
Hausing
Lua
Handa
Enghiér de Général
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Department of Business’ Practice and Higher Accounting
Meredith School
Meredith Business College
Zanesville, Ohio
Johnny Res
John B. Smith
Alva Smith
Brink Haven
Knox County
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Winona Lake
Melville Fisher
Thomas
West Lafayette
Ciel
France Medical Institute Co
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France
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Cleveland
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