County Teachers Well Based With the Week
One of the most successful sessions ended at 8 o clock Friday with Allen County Teachers Institute. The program highlighted strong interest from townships and praise for literature’s role in child development, plus practical demonstrations on primary reading and science. Speakers noted improvements in instruction and urged selecting a mayoral candidate free of factional influence.
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Allen County
Char
Wire
Lane
de. Dreyer
Ia Ee We Charman
Terre Paute
Ted
McKinley era talks and Maine campaign figures debated
The article discusses Republican Congressman Boutelle and possible cabinet roles, including naval affairs, with references to his ambition and ties to the 1897 camp. It also covers Mayor Gilroy returning and Tammany's looming aggressive political fight in New York, noting broader lines of dishonesty accusations and upcoming party strategies.
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Boutelle
Maine Daryeliaté
Reed
McKinley
Moalt
Com. Naval Affairs
Navy
Ome i
Hawaii
Yous
Thomas F. i
Whitney
Depew
Gould
S. Tammany
Tammany
Manti Tammany
Obituary Notes on Nelson Stapleford and Mary A Keller
Nelson Stapleford of Fort Wayne died in Toledo at 2 45 on Wednesday while dining. He was 49, unmarried, a traveling man and cousin to local Staplefords. Mary A Keller a lifelong Allen County resident born in France died Tuesday at 9 Boon street Fort Wayne. She married Sebastian Keller in 1860 and leaves eight children. Funeral for Keller was held at St Pauls church Wednesday.
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Nelson Stapleford
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Mary A. Keller
Joseph D. Urbine
Washington Township
Allen County
France
Coldwater Road
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Academic Station
Staplefords
Boon Street
C. Meyer
Columbia City
James Clifford
M. Munford
Andrew J
Frank X
Edward
John Henry
Charles
Keller
Ladies’ Sodality
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Ida J. Alien
Newtonville
Mass
Addie Yorks
Senierville
Anna Roberts
Connellyville
Ind
Anna Moore
New York
Minnie Trescot
Ohio
Nellia King
Cora Pike
Massachiusetta
R. Evelyn Monroe
the Indies of the
Mary E. Gordon
Kansas
National Council
Women’s Relief Corps
McMahon
Kentucky
Louisville
Kate Brownlee Sherwood
Committee
National Council of Women
Congress of Representative Women
Washington
Women's Relief Corps
Wilson in Europe on pleasure trip from Southampton
Hon. L. W. Wilson of West Virginia arrived in Loxpor and spoke at the Hotel Savoy. He called the tariff bill passed by the House better than the Senate version, said Americans would hold their own in trade, and criticized Democrats as a low tariff party while declining to speculate on further party moves.
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Loxpor
L. W. Wilson
West Virginia
Hotel Savoy
Southampton
New York
House of Representatives
Senate
Wilsom
Democrats
Daniel C. Ripley
W. G. Quincey
Pattison
State of
Pennsylvania
McKenna
Pittsburg
Kennedy
Allegheny
Women’s Relief Corps
Daughters of Veterans
Westinghouse
East Pittsburg
Jack Adams
Adams
Sach
Alger
Adams Wen
Fritteburg
Philadelphia
Folllows
Munter
Committee On Legislation
Union
United States
Grand Army of the Republic
John H. Baucock
James Atwenn
William McKelvey
N. P
Woman's Relief Corps
Sarah C. Mink
Sarah E Phillips
Republican State Leader Owes Sanatorium to Illness
William D. Owen, Republican nominee for secretary of state, is temporarily out of campaigning and healing at a Battle Creek sanitarium after a sunstroke last year. Sources say his health remains fragile and joint debates with Democrat William R Myers may be canceled. The illness fuels Democratic claims of overreach by Republicans.
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William D. Owen
Battle Creek
Mich
Owen
William R Myers
Lawler Elected G A R Commander After Close Balloting
The Grand Army of the Republic chose Col Thomas G. Lawler of Rockford Ill as commander in chief after a tight vote of 649 delegates Lawler defeated Col J N Walker by 11 votes and was unanimously supported after the count Lawler outlined plans to advance the organization and honor veterans through continued service and memorial observances
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Nations
Daughters of Veterans
Grand Pera House
Lobbyiata
New York
Philip S. Biglin
Louisiana
Charles H. Shute
Grand Army of the Republic
Col
Thomas G. Lawler
Department
Minajor A P. Burchfield
Corporal Tanner
Charles Shute
Biglin
Marion
Ohio
T. H Hagarty
St Louis
Southard
Maine
Council of Administration
Ladies of G. A. R
Women’s Relief Corps
T. H. Haggerty
Southward
Grand Army
Rockford, WL
J. N. Walker
Indianapolis
Adams
Lawler
Walker
Illinois
G. A. R. Nevina Post
Rockford
Ill
England
Nineteenth
Ilinois Volunteer Infantry
Atlanta
Rozecrana
Armoy of the Cumberland
Rockford Rifles
Hayes
Garfield
Lumber
Corl
G. L. Nevins
Department Council of Administration
Ainsworth
Washington
Dalton Fakes Death to Vanish from Public Life
Bill Dalton is alive, not dead, according to Bill Donlan who leads the Dalton gang. Donlan says Dalton left Oklahoma for a milder climate and plans not to return, with reports of a fatal wound dismissed as a ruse.
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Dalton
Docen
Ddissouri
Beware of Mercars Catarrh Cure and Remedies
Fragmented ad copy warns against mercurial cures for catarrh and touts a Toledo Ohio based product. It touts a remedy by Fy honey A Co and claims a lack of mercury. The passage also includes a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It ends with an unrelated note about children’s teething syrup.
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Heuer Uid
Poledo
Ohio
Fy Honey A Co
Troy
Kansas
Chloe
Chamberlain
Funeral Procession For Comte de Paris At Stowe House
Crowds from Dartford Buckingham and nearby towns gathered at Stowe House to view the casket of the late comte de Paris. The royal funeral train transported the violet velvet coffin with a tri color flag as princes and nobility followed in state.
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Lespes
Arowda
Dartford
Buckingham
Stowe
Comte de Paris
Or Jenna
Stowe Louse
France
Madrid
London
Stowe House
Weybridge
Arso
Stonehouse
Europa
Stowehouse
Orleans
Paris
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
Geo. B. McClellan
General McClellan
Ato
Comte du Paris
United States
Father Cafferats
Father Cafferats, A Personal Friend of the Deceased. At Tih
Duc d’ Orleans
Comtesse de Paris
Portugal
Wwelen
Duchess de Montesper
Indies
England
Managing Corn Fodder for Winter Stock Feeding
A farm article from St. Louis Republic advises careful timing and method in cutting curing and storing corn fodder. It compares small shocks versus field shocks for weather exposure and feeding value, notes advantages of low stalk cuts, and warns that overripe fodder reduced by weather lowers value by about half.
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x—Cor
St. Louis Republic
Nightingale and Alix Mare Trotting Times Released
Clark's Horse Review presents two heads of the mares Nightingale and Alix. Nightingale trotted a mile in 2:10 31 while Alix clocked 2:05 14. Alix is described as the brighter eyed mare with a white star on her forehead.
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Nightingale
Alix
Culling poultry for winter stock standards
The article advises farmers to cull excess birds after autumn when flocks exceed winter storage needs. Remove birds with feathered legs on smooth legged breeds and scant leg feathering on Asiatic types first. Then address deformities such as crooked breast bones but wait to judge color until after the first molt.
Duck Raising Pay Questions Answered by a Firm
A duck producer answers Rural New Yorker questions on price per pound the Peking breed flock sizes for best results feed blends celery flavoring and notes demand exceeds supply. He warns against swamp water and advises keeping milk cows away.
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New Yorker
Wev
Outlook Aheal Ahorse Breeding Business
An old opinion contrasts lemonade restraint with horse breeding profits. The piece laments a historic low mood and demand for horses, predicting a future rebound as production costs fall and synthetic methods shift behavior and value in the industry.
Questioning the future role of horses in transportation and farming
The piece discusses whether electricity will replace horses in urban transit, heavy hauling, and farm work, and argues that horses will persist in pleasure riding and carriage trade. It stresses a forthcoming revival after a period of gloom and notes issues from overproduction and breeding, plus cautions on horse handling and jockey selection.
Sunday Evening Bible Talks Set by Rev Northrop
Rev Stephen A Northrop announces a series of Sunday evening Bible talks at the Baptist Tabernacle beginning Sept 23. Topics include Capitalists of the Bible Lawyers of the Bible Physicians of the Bible Preachers Poets Youths Martyrs Heroines and other figures across the Bible in a course scheduled through December.
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Stephen A. Northrop
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Capitalists of
Lawyers of
Physicians of the Bible
Poets of the
Youtha
Fremers
Hernea
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Simmons
Major Burchfield
Association
Women's Department
Ellen M. Walker
Worcester
Anna Schmidt
Jadys Foster
Lena Stevens
Masaillion
Signal Servicemokers
United States Veteran Signal Service Corps Association
Columbia Hall
W. H. Holmes
Independence
W. H. Fulton
A. O Ravenough
J. C. Donanaur
Minneapolis
Chas
D. W. March
Boston
J. Willard
Evan Russell
Williamsport
Chaplian
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Canonsburg
Bill Dalton
Ritchie
Supreme Lodge of
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W. B. Ritchie
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge
America
Germany
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Haby
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Heaven
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Switzerland
Swiss Butchers’ Association
Demetrius
E J. Wirth
Waal
Thompson
Rev. S. A. Northrop
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