Boxwell Law Examinations Produce 23 Of 35 Passers
In Walnut street building under the Boxwell law, 23 of 35 applicants passed the examination. Names include Robert McCullough Ray Magruder Lem Bower James Passmore Marcus Dawson Ward Bower E A Bryan Daniel T Scheetz C G Luke Rude Erich H A Lorenz E bv Kissner Grace Jones Fred Sharpless Klemie Anderson Rouse Dickerson Maude Botts Gertrude Suovs Elia Clars Sadie Sharpless Edna Myers Mamie Korris Maggie Fischer Mabel Sharpiess. The class shows strong results and Cush octon county schools improve. Township clerks must conduct commencements in towns where successful applicants reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Robert McCullough
Ray Magruder
Lem Bower
James Passmore
Marcus Dawson
Ward Bower
E. A. Bryan
Daniel T. Scheetz
C. G. Luke
Rude Erich
H. A. Lorenz
E Bv. Kissner
Grace Jones
Fred Sharpless
Klemie Anderson
Rouse Dickerson
Maude’ Botts
Gertrude Suovs
Elia Clars
Sadie Sharpless
Edna Myers
Mamie Korris
Maggie Fischer
Mabel Sharpiess
Cushocton
Memorial Sermon by Rev Fisher for Grand Army and Relief Corps
Rev. Stokely S. Fisher will preach the annual memorial sermon for the Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps at the Methodist Protestant Church on May 27 morning. The Moscow band will lead Memorial day parade. A meeting Friday evening approved Mr. Glover’s talk on Southern Battlefields in Alcyone hall and committee session will finalize the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokely S. Fisher
S. A. Fisher
Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps
Methodist Protestant Church
Moscow
Grand Army
Fenton
Glover
Graduates Urged to Use Local Printer for Invitations
The New Philadelphia Advocate argues the high school class should print invitations locally, noting out of town firms never contribute to the ward and suggesting that distant printers would cover the upcoming commencement features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Advocate
Roberts Law Accepted by Attorney General Sheets
The Roberts stationary engineer law is declared valid by Attorney General Sheets though not as specific as proposed. Expences of the commission will be paid from the general state treasury fund, and revenue from licenses will also go into this fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Stationary Engineer
Attorney General Sheets
Third Commencement Announced by West Bedford Leader
Prof H M Shutt of West Bedford schools says the third commencement will be held next Thursday evening. Doctor Johnson of Washingam College will give the address and the Odeon orchestra will provide the music for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M Shutt
West Bedford Schools
Doctor Johnson
Washingam
Odeon Orchestra
Dr Ranes New Phree Offers Quick Throat and Lung Aid
A reader from Missouri recounts a recovery after a severe throat and lung ailment aided by Dr Rane s New Medicine. The testimonial praises dramatic strength return and announces available bottles and a trial free, crediting the remedy with renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M&onibtai
Rane
C_E Anderson
Forbes Brock
Mafeking Siege Lifted as British Force Reaches Town
Pretoria reports Mafeking relieved after a brutal bombardment ends with laagers and forts abandoned and British forces moving in from the south. President Steyn departs for the Free State as crowds celebrate in London and across Britain with cheers, flags, and prayers for the Queen. Local dispatches note Boer surrender plans and ongoing Allied advances in multiple theatres.
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Siece
Pretoria
Mafeking
Steyn
Free State
Christiania
Landros
Rioting and union actions roil St Louis transit strike
In St Louis on May 19, a streetcar strike caps a labor dispute with rioting spreading through the city. Police battled crowds at the Fourteenth street bridge after a convoy halted cars, with several shot and wounded, including conductor J. E. Richardson and saloon keeper John Kenna. Federal grand jury probes obstruction to mail amid the strike. New York boxing notes report Kid McCoy defeating Dan Creedon at Broadway Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Contcairacus and Labor Union Executive Board
St. Louis Transit Company
le Louis
Central Trades and Labor Council
Building Trades Council
Street Railway
Central Trades and Labor Union
St Louis Transit Company
Federal Grand Jury
United States
House of Celegues
Kelly Arditace
Laclede
J. E. Richardson
Clewn
Richardson
John Kenna
Robert Nelson
Jacob Hollingsworth
Fourteenth Street Bridge
Kenna
Wnelson
Metuy Bests
Creedona
New York
Charles “Kid ” McCoy
Dan Creedon
Broadway Athletic Club
McCoy
Creedon
Dan
Cresdon
Confederate Reimbursement Bill Moves Amid Senate Debate
Washington May 19 the house advanced a measure to repay Confederate soldiers for losses from the Civil War. Cox intro duced the bill to cover deaths, horses, and baggage surrendered at Appomattox. initial $260 009 sum replaced by an unspecified appropriation. Senate devoted the day to post office pneumatic tube funding with sharp exchanges and a Panama Canal company critique. A Texas storm damaged rail lines near Austin. trains halted by washouts. Machinists agreement reached in New York after arbitration talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Fr. Cox
Tegn
Anpomattox
Lee
Lie
Tlt
Cox
Senate
Casadler
Mason
Carter
Veligion
Allison
Hale
Tillman
Lodge
Wolcow
Siorgan
McCumber
Philippines
Titman
South
Austin
Tex
Taylor
Machinists
New York
UN National Metal Trades Association
International Association of Machinists
W. J. Chalmers
Theational Metal Trades Association
James O'Connell
Presbyterians Vote Over Amusements In Church Charter Change
In Chicago on May 19 the Methodist Church backs keeping limits on dancing and games of chance. The state church committee votes 45 to 3 to remove the禁止 section and insert a new clause asserting that amusements misaligned with Christian worship threaten spiritual life and the church’s influence, citing dancing, theater, horse races, and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Chicago
Methodist Church
Jesus
Arrival of Japanese laborers and Indian enrollment deadline
Reports from Washington show 2,230 Japanese laborers arrived in 1898 3,385 in 1899 and 7,181 in the first four months of 1900 direct to the United States with additional arrivals via Canada. Ardmore May 19 the Dawes and Choctaw Chickasaw commissions set June 1 as the enrollment close for the tribes no new births will be registered for tribal rolls on or after that date. Mysterious shooting in Memphis May 19 leaves Reichmann and Mrs Badakin dead in their apartment. police seek clues as no weapon found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Clement
Commissioner General of Immigration
United States
United
Ardmore
Dawes Commission
Choctaw and Chickasaw Commission
Memphis
Henry Reichmann
Lilly Badakin
Forest City
Ark
Jefferson Avenue
Reichmann
Senator Clark Appointment Row and Silver Delegation Talk
Dispatches report Jerome Smith challenging W A Clark appointment to a vacancy, citing lieutenant governor Spriggs and Martin Maginnis as replacement. Separately Charles Towne and E T Carson discuss forming a silver delegation for Kansas City, with Dawes praising enduring public service.
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Clark
Butte
Mon
Jerner Smith
W. A. Clark
Sena
Chandler
Committee On Privileges
Hall's Catarrh Cure and fad remedies claim cures
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy taken internally. It asserts a physician's prescription, non quack status, and asks readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Mall's Family Pills and includes a testimonial from J E Watkins about indigestion relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.j.chesey & Co
Toledo
Mall
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Roberts Law All Right
Attorney General
Sheets
Tate PeWitt
E Anderson
Att Olds
Niafeking
Jay Shroumkour
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Loduo
Empire
Bombay
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New Castle
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Colonel Breadwood
Lindley
Hutton
Bothas
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Closolan
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Transvaal
Corsigésen
Kruger
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Pretore
Broonstad
Leoni Roteris
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Waalmer
Rhe- Boste
Sprmi
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Loniles
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Daiel
Casile
Wuale
N'Qutu
Celveris
Wakkerstroom
Miller's Pass
Fiyther
Laing
St. Louis
la Alt Parte
Perseus
Muncie
Ind
Daleville Stove Company
Arthur Walker
TE Ayates
Pibbdbd Bhdana As
James Bookless
Walhonding
Krause
Smith
Coshucton
Persnson
EC Fewnt
Ace
Mang & "Co
Scientific American
Lartrest
Mann & Go
York Ashington
Estaauisue
Pete Hea
Peru
Fe Ieee
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Massachusetts
Ar. Dawes
Purchase
Louisiana
James Madison
Webster
Clay
Wrnce
Morgan
Stewart
Washington Post
J E Watkins
Chillicothe
CE Anderson
Wilks
Carrie L
Hamlet
Volunteer
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Skinner Joe
Black Betty
Copperbottom
Kitty Clever
Putnam Bros
Srink Haven
Ohio
Tatfest Mercanti
Gwred
Montgomery Ward & Co
Michigan
Madison
Chicazs
Edison
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