Winona Normal School Forms From Merced Reorganization
Winona Lake schools merge into a single administration forming the Winona Normal School to train teachers for public schools. The program runs forty eight weeks with about thirty faculty holding degrees from leading colleges. Dr S C Dickey becomes chancellor Jonathan Rigdon president and J C Breckenridge vicepresident. The merged group includes Agricultural Institute the Winona Park School for Young Women the Academy for Boys and the Conservatory of Music.
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Danville
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Academy For Boys
Conservatory of Music
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Central Normal College
Clark University
Boston University
Winona Park
Ada Normal School
University of Chicago
E. W. Coffin
Dalhouse University
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Naparina College
Trinidad
West Indies
Florence Fox
Oliveré College
Cook County Normal School
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana University
A. M. Oo
C. Cunningham
Helen M. Eddy
University of Iowa
Women At Winona Lake Promoting Summer Activities
The Winona Woman's Club plans broad entertainment for visitors at Winona Lake Indiana. The season features lectures by Belle Kearney and Mary I Wood, musical events, Venetian night on July 31, watercraft prizes, Esperant o student convention July 22, and nature talks by Isaac Brown.
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Frank N. Palmer
Winona Lake
Wilbur F. Crafts
Washington
Park
Isaac Brown
Indiana “Bird and Bee
Winona Assembly and Schools Association
Assembly
Parisians Mired in Serial Crimes and Government Doubt
A French official laments a spate of sensational incidents from the Steinheil murder to the Faure death and Dreyfus revison affair. He asserts a single hour could solve the mystery, warns the public fears grow as authorities fight to control disclosures and fear becomes a public mania.
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Steinheim
M. Felix Faure
Republic
Dreyfus
O’ M. Gabriel Syveten
Andre
Steinheil
Miners End Hopkins County Strike in Kentucky
In Madisonville on June 10 the national union board called off the miners strike that had run in Hopkins Webster and Crittenden counties since January 1. Several hundred out workers will receive protection and help finding new positions. no reason for the stoppage was given.
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National Headquarters
Hopkins
Webster
Crittenden Counties
National Board
Woman Kills Rival for Husband in Breathitt County
Mrs. Thos. Murrill shot and killed Miss Mary Terry in Breathitt County after discovering them together. She surrendered to Magistrate I. C. Terry and is jailed in Jackson. The incident follows Murrill leaving for the Terry woman. Emperor’s Best Lost Clapper in Cologne Cathedral. A heavy clapper toppled during Whitsun alerts causing damage but no injuries. The clapper had been rewelded after repairs. Pawnee Chief to Marry in Carlisle Pa. Stacy Matlock, Pawnee chief, and Blanche Bill will wed at Carlisle government school. Indian affairs officials waived the three year course requirement for Bill at Rep. McGuire’s request. Boston Beef Prices Surge as Market Tightens. Wholesale beef prices rise to about 12 1/4 cents per pound amid ongoing shortage and beef strike era effects.
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Thos. Murrill
Cologne
Guthrie
Okla
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Mises Bill
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Boston
Persia Pays Indemnity to Russia
Tabriz June 10. As the Russian punitive expedition under General Snarski closes its ultimatum today the shah's government sends 100000 dollars to the viceroy of the Caucasus at Tiflis to indemnify Russian subjects for damages inflicted by Persian tribesmen.
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Tabriz
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Caucasus
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New York Physician Shot by Russian Nurse in Apartment Vestibule
After nine hours of waiting Sarah Ko net, a young Russian nurse, shot and killed Dr. William Auspitz, a physician, in the vestibule of an apartment house. She surrendered, saying he had wronged her.
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New York
Sarah Konet
William Auspitz
College Town Goes Dry in Referendum Vote
Cameron Missouri on June 10 voted dry by 56 in a 740 vote total. Prominent women guarded liquor stores to prevent removal and searched several joints as residents debated prohibition in this college town of 4 000.
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Cameron
Stomach Digestive Aid Sold by Local Pharmacy
Stomach troubles in summer prompt caution on foods and remedies. The advertisement notes a digestive aid called Rhasel, offered by Hedges Drug Co, advertised as pleasant to take and helpful for indigestion.
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Hedges Drag Vo
String memory device in family quirk dialogue
A speaker describes a wife using a string to remember things, noting she wears it on her finger most of the time. When she has a particularly important item to recall she removes the string, and forgets why it helped later when it is gone.
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Bou
Bill
Bob
Mysteries of Paris Theme Echoes in a Literary Boarder Talk
A Cincinnati Enquirer fragment quotes a literary boarder praising the novel The Mysteries of Paris and its language. The piece parodies rhetoric about poverty and virtue, then advertises a patent remedy for piles sold by Hedges Drug Co.
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Paris
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hedges Drug Co
Meteors and Meteorology Past And Present
A compact note traces the word meteor from its Greek roots meaning in the air and explains how early English counted clouds snow and rain among aerial meteors. The piece contrasts historic meteor concepts with modern meteorology and advertises Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment for piles and related conditions.
No Excitement and Inference in Salons and Saloons
A collection of quips from the Louisville Courier Journal and Exchange contrasts theatrical lines about marriage with a wry Turkish bath pun. An advertisement for Bees Laxative Cough Syrup promotes relief for coughs hoarseness croup and whooping cough with a laxative guarantee by Hedges Drug Co.
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Hedges Drug Co
Self Reliance and the Lesson of Intellectual Independence
Henry Ward Beecher recalls a mathematics teacher who demanded the lesson not excuses. The mentor pressed the student to show proof and certainty, insisting a green learner must know that they know. The story ends with the student learning to defend his recitations and prove mastery beyond mere effort.
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Henry Ward Beecher
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