National Education Association Meet Opens in Denver
Denver hosts the 34th annual National Education Association gathering with 10,000 to 30,000 teachers expected through July 12. Sessions cover pedagogy, mental gravity, phrenology, and detailed department programs from kindergarten to art and manual education. Excursions and official addresses mark the plenary meetings as Denver welcomes delegates and many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
National Educational Association of the United States
National Educational Association
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
Capitol
National Council of Education
C. C. Rounds
Plymouth
N. H
Committee On
B. A. Hinsdale
Ann Arbor
Mich
Aaron Gove
A. W. McIntyre
A. Ed. Peavey
State
Irwin Shepard
Winoos
Dlinn
Department of Kindergarten Education
Youngstown
Department of Secondary Education
Ruih
W. WH. Smiley
Department of Higher Education
James H. Baker
Boulder
Elc
Department of Normal Education
James M. Green
Trenton
N. J
Department of Art Education
Charles M. Carter
North Side
Department of Music Education
N. Coe Stewart
Cleveland
First Baptist Church
Department of Manual and Industrial Education
EK. R. Hooth
Cincinnati
Manual Training High School
Department of Business Education
J. M. Mehan
Des Moines
Department of Child Study
Central Presbyterian
William “Bryan
Bloomington
Ind
Open Sessons
Herbert Club
Charles de Garmo
Swarth 3
Central.Christian Church
Actress Edith Waters seeks divorce and $5,000 claim
San Francisco July 5 Edith Waters an actress sues her stepfather Captain Waters for $5,000 claiming funds left by her mother. She plans divorce from husband John McKay Walker once partner Bonanza McKay. Waters formerly lived on Lonely Island offshore Southern California where she tended sheep before marrying Walker. The marriage was unhappy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Edith Waters
Captain Waters
John McKay Walker
Bonanza McKay
Miss Waters
Lonely Island
California
Walker
American daredevil dies in Idaho barrel plunge
Conura D AveNne Idaho July 5 Captain Paul Webb famed Niagara barrel rider died near here yesterday during a stunt to descend a 300 foot chute into the lake. The barrel left the chute and struck ground with great force breaking his spine and causing fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conura
D’avenne
Idaho
Paul Webb
Niagara
Webb
Boston Riot Over A P A Parade Ends in Death
Religious prejudice sparked a violent clash in East Boston during an A P A parade with about 1200 participants. One man was killed and several were injured, including a police officer and bystanders. Harrold Brown and John Ross arrested for the fatal shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Uncle Sam
Campbell
John W. Wis
Harrold Brown
John Ross
Michael Boyle
Stewart
Patrick Kelley
A. S. Bates
Chicago market summary amid July 5 options opening
Wheat at 714e, corn 46 coats, pork 812.45, lard 6.70, ribs 6.60. Hog receipts 18,000, excess 6,000, market active up 5 to 10 points. Cattle receipts 11,000, market quiet and steady. Sheep receipts 10,000, market firm up 10 points. Closing: Wheat 70e, corn 454c, oats 2c, pork 12.20, lard 86.63, ribs 6.47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Duel in the chamber leaves two officials wounded
In Rous on July 5 Signor Dalli deputy undersecretary of the interior and Deputy Marescalchi dueled after a dispute in the chamber yesterday. Dalli reportedly called Marescalchi a hat. Both were slightly wounded in the morning affair.
Fort Wayne Fourth Celebrated Quietly At Home
Fort Wayne marked the republic’s day with picnics and a balloon ascent announcement. Large crowds attended Good Citizenship events at William’s Grove while Franklin-style celebrations included Concordia grounds and Centlivre park where 5 000 to 6 000 watched the balloon and parachute drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ind
Professor Cline
Lady Florence
Cline
Centlivre Park
Law Defied At Lawrenceburg Beer Picnic
In Lawrenceburg Indiana on July 5 a city picnic at the fair grounds saw several barrels of beer sold despite saloon closures for the national holiday. A sheriff’s attempt to stop the open air sale failed as the temperance committee argues licensing under old law and outdoor sale evade Nicholson law. they face prosecution but seek a test case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Driver shoots wife then kills himself in Springfield
George Lawson, a hack driver, continued a Fourth of July spree until today. He shot his wife through the breast after returning home and wounded himself fatally by turning the gun on his own chest. The wife is reported to die from the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
George Lawson
Lawson
Colorado excursion sale extends to July 6 8 4th and 5th
Excursion ticket sales to Denver Boulder Colorado Springs Manitou and Pueblo linked to the National Teachers Educational Association convention will continue on July 6 and, as previously announced, July 4 5 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pueblo
National Teachers’ Educational Association
City Fire Crews Quell Multiple Small Blazes Overnight
A series of minor fires kept the department busy today with no serious damage. bonfires started by children near 257 East Wayne destroyed the Schnelker barn and a Veith barn, then spread to Mrs Key’s home and Joseph Nair’s rebuilt property, totaling about 500 dollars in losses. additional grass fires in Swinney park and near the old Catholic graveyard were quickly contained, plus minor house and shed blazes with light damage at several locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Republic
William’s Grove
Nicholson
Ainslie
Schrader
P. J. Rice
Christian Church
Rickford
B. Oakley
S. E. Nicholson
Howard County
Francis Street
Wayne
Henry Schnelker
East Wayne
Peter Veith
Anna KE. Key
Schneiker
Veith
Swinney Park
Washington Street
Pennsylvania Tracks
Samuel Blythe
Standard Oil Company
Nickel Plate
Grand Rapids
Spy Run Avenue
Jacob Goldburg
Calhoun Street
John Eber
Hanna Street
Marion Black wins two state championships in Indiana meet
Marion Black traveled to Indianapolis and claimed the 5 mile championship in 13 minutes and the 2 mile title in 5 34. He also took silver in the quarter mile and half mile events, finishing second to W T Banfield and W T House respectively, earning two golds and three silvers in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Black
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
W. T. Banfield
C. E. Miller
Anderson
Black
W. T. House
Greensburg
The Outing Named For City Reporters Ride
City reporters from the Sentinel Gazette News Staats Zeitung Journal Freie Presse and Times Post rode Winklemeyer and Hans new surreyette to New Haven. The party christened the vehicle The Outing by vote with Applegate of the Sentinel proposing the name. The outfit is described as the prettiest in the city and built by B H Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winklemeyer & Hans
New Surreyette
C. A. Hans
New Haven
B. W. Applegate
The
Sentinel
S.C. Moffatt
Gazette
J. T. Dougall
News
Anselm Fuelber
Staa
B. H. Baker
Messrs. Winklemeyer & Hans
Double Tragedy at Van Wert Dance Ends in Double Death
At a Scott, Ohio Fourth of July celebration, Everett Bryan shot Emma Thomas after seeing her dance with William Miller. Thomas died at 2:30 pm and Bryan, fatally wounded, was not expected to survive. Authorities labeled it a jealous killing and self infliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mrs. Thomas
Miller
Paulding
Sudden Paralysis Fatality Locks Nickel Plate Worker
Ernest Berdelmann, 49, a Nickel Plate employee, collapsed near Harmer street noon yesterday. He was treated at Hope hospital, died at midnight from paralysis. He leaves a wife and five children of 66 Barthold street. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 and 2:30 at St. John's Reformed Church with Rev. Bosch officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Berdelmann
Harmer Street
Hope Hospital
Berdelmann
Barthold Street
St. John’s Reformed Church
Bosch
Thirsty Thieves Try to Enter Columbia Saloon
Thieves attempted to force entry at Louis Heilbroner’s Columbia street saloon during a dry spell under the Nicholson law. A west window bore marks from a jimmy, but the sash held and the intruders fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Heilbroner
Columbia Street
Columbia
Strike Grows In Cleveland Amid Tie Up
The strike situation in Cleveland worsens as fifteen hundred wire drawers walk out. Business is at a standstill with no immediate solution evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Curious marriage contract signed by Carl Browne in capitol grounds
Washington July 5 Carl Browne late first lieutenant Coxey’s army and Mamie Coxey were married in the senate portico after Browne produced a strangely engrossed contract with drawings of birds butterflies and snakes. Capitol police watched for a public ceremony but Browne moved to a private signing note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carl Browne
Coxey
Commonwealth
Mamie Coxey
Senate
Capitol
Baltimore and Ohio
Browne
Bright
Mamie
Carl
Brown
The
Boy Hurt Dragged From Beer Wagon In Spokane
Wednesday evening Henry Eckerle, 12, son of Albert Eckerle a Centlivre brewer, fell from a beer wagon at Lewis and Ohio. Entangled in the canvass, he was dragged along the ground with head wounds requiring 21 stitches and a badly sprained arm. Doctor Harrod treated him and he was taken home to Edna street and Spy Run avenue. the boy is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eckerle
Albert Eckerle
Centlivre Company
Lewis and
Ohio Street
Farm Produce Prices From Frurr House Auction Note
A listing from Frurr House advertises Ohio gooseberries at 5c per quart the final lot at low price, Michigan black raspberries 1.25 per half bushel case, 80 per quart, red currants 10c quart, ripe cherries 5c and 8c quart, Florida pineapples 180 each, harvest apples 250 per peck, Georgia watermelons 25c each, new cucumbers 3e each, Mississippi tomatoes 8c bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Michigan
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
B. Frurr
Also Mentioned on This Page
the National Educational Associa
Tion
Edith
Concordia
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Concordia College
St. Paul’s Church
Schroeder
Centlivre’s Park
Wabash
Clausmeier
Wiley
Ryan
Saengerbund
Zollinger Grove
Adams’ Station
Fort Wayne Saengerbund
Emanuel Lutheran Church
First Regiment
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lakeside Baseball Park
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Reidmiller’s Grove
Wiegman's Grove
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Bergnoff’s Grove
Miller’s Grove
James M. Hatfield
Huntington
Batterton Family Band
Chamberlain
Besancon
Besancon Grove
Father Graham
Antwerp
Springfield, Il
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Marion
Fritz Helman
Cornelia Street
Ida Helman
Winie
Fritz, Jr
Hedwig
Miss Hirschfelder
Josephine Hirschfelder
Christen Winklemeyer
Hans’ New Surreyette
Emma Thomas
van Wert
Ried
Capitol Steps
Coop
Globe Mills
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!