Operator crushed on moving train at Dunkirk
An operator at Dela telegraph station near Dunkirk was killed when he attempted to board a moving freight. Kenney, a 25 year old Pennsylvania telegraph operator, spent a few days with his parents at Oneida before returning to work, and was dragged under the wheels of the ahead running freight car as he tried to reboard. He was killed instantly, leaving widow and family to mourn. The article also notes shifts in dispatch office staff and other railroad updates.
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April Fool Birthday Surprise at Meyer Turnverein
On the eve of Prof Henry Meyers birthday the Turnverein students invaded the gym surprising him during women’s drill night. About eighty members joined a playful demo after festive drills, marking Meyers twenty sixth birthday with a lighthearted reception and a mock feast.
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Northern Indiana Teachers Meet Adds Lectures at Tomlinson Hall
In Indianapolis on April 3 the second day of the Northern Indiana Teachers association session closed with Prof Richard Burton delivering a lecture on The Teaching of Literature at Tomlinson hall. Earlier President Charles W Eliot of Harvard spoke to more than a thousand attendees praising liberal education and critiquing school dropout rates.
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A Woman of Small Schooling Gains a Liberal Education
The speaker notes that many women, though lightly schooled and homebound, can attain a true liberal education. He describes such women as gentle, sympathetic, discerning, considerate, and loving, and asserts that knowing her constitutes a liberal education.
Toledo Lumber Trust Hit Hard By Court Ruling
April 4 Toledo judge reimposed penalties on twenty wealthy Lumbee men found guilty of conspiring under the Valentine anti trust law. Fines ranged from 50 to 1000 dollars replacing six months workhouse terms. Several defendants paid promptly or received suspended fines. one defendant, Clarence Ho Packer, was not present for resentencing.
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Geo. W. Campbell
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Special sale and sea disaster headline mix
Vaseys' Greenhouses advertises a special daffodil sale at 40¢ per dozen. In Portsmouth a British cruiser Bey rammed and sank the destroyer Leer off the Isle of Wight, thirty six crew members drowned. Only twenty rescued, many inengineers and stokers.
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Tiger and Berwick Collision Triggers Night Tragedy
In darkness under masked lights the Tiger struck the Berwick amidships tearing the destroyer in two. The forward section sank instantly, scattering sailors as searchlights illuminated the wreck. The Tiger, previously in a September mishap near Portland, carried fifty nine crewmen of 406 tons before the disaster.
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Child dies of appendicitis in early morning
Arthur Harald Nickelson, seven year old son of Mr and Mrs George Nickelson, died Friday morning from appendicitis after suffering for weeks with whooping cough. Funeral from the family home Sunday at 10 o'clock, Brindle funeral director in charge.
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