Joy at Normal as All Classes Pass Board Exam
At 10 o'clock last night the Normal school's Seniors, Middles, and Juniors all passed the state board examination. Hon. John Q. Stewart announced the full success, followed by applause. Closing remarks were given by Dr. D. J. Waller with further praise from the visiting examiners and board secretary J. Wood Clark. The list of graduates spans numerous names across all three classes.
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the of Normal School
John Q. Stewart
J. Wood Clark
Board of Trustees
Glasses offered for vision and restive health remedies
The ad promotes eyeglasses with free eye examinations by J. Stadtmiller, Jeweler and Optician and urges use of Dr Shoop's Restorative for stomach weakness and nervous fatigue, sold by Daugherty Bros.
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J. 1. Stadtmiller
Jeweler
Optician
Dr. Shoop
Daugherty Bros
Weather forecast: showers tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for tonight being rainy with showers continuing into Saturday. A partly stationary temperature is expected, with varying conditions likely to affect outdoor plans.
Italian man loses both legs near Juneau on B S track
An Italian worker on a B S work train near Juneau fell while trying to alight to fetch mail. Both legs were severed by the wheels. He was rushed to Du Bois hospital and, at last report, was living.
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Juneau
du Bois Hospital
Not Guilty Verdicts in Ernest Case and Related Charges
Juries found J A Thoman not guilty of burning his Conemaugh township home to claim insurance. Deputy Carney Cogley was acquitted of pushing a woman and breaking her arm. The exhausted panel required the sheriff to assemble jurors for the next case, Andrew Anderson charged with assault and battery. Four Ernest strike cases were postponed to the September term due to trial delays.
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J. A. Thoman
Conemaugh Township
Carney Cogley
Ernest
Andrew Anderson
Matt Avens
Haakon VII Crowned King in simple Norwegian ceremony
Haakon VII was solemnly crowned king in Trondshem cathedral with Queen Maud beside him. The event drew about 11,500 Norwegians and guests from allied nations in a plain, religious ceremony. Crowds lined the route and foreign observers noted the democratic simplicity. The day featured royal visits and naval salutes as embassies arrived and the Prince of Wales luncheoned aboard a royal yacht.
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Haakon VII
Norway
Trondshem
Haakon
King Haakon
Queen Maud
Mani
Prince and Princess of Wales
Victoria Alexandra
Prince Henry
Prussia
Christian Af Crown
Alexandrine
Harvid
Denmark
Michael Alexandroviteh
Emperor
Russia
Michelson
Civistiania
Prince Iarold
Prince of Wales
Admiral Biyle
Aube
Che
France
Great Uritain
Longworths Leave for Germany in Royal Meeting
London June 22 Mr and Mrs Nig lag Longworth depart for Kiel Prussia to meet Emperor William and will return for presentation to King Edward and Queen Alexandra. D H Bee suffers a bad fall while remodeling his house but sustains no broken bones and recovers. Tom E Hildebrand hosts dinner for Normal School baseball club and guests on Church Street. Lax-ets candy advert promotes relief of constipation and related symptoms with a 6 cent price.
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Mrs Niglag Longworth
Kiel
Prussia
Emperor William
England
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
D. H. Bee
Marion Center
Tom E. Hildebrand
Normal School
Church Street
K. EK. Owens
M. C. Gordon
George S. Holmes
Griffith Ellis
J. Wood Clark
Soft Velvet Lips and Healing Ointments Ad
An advert promotes Dr Shoop s Green Salve for smooth lips and quick skin healing. It touts immediate results for cuts burns and abrasions and notes it sells in glass jars for 25c. Another product Krausers New Liquid Antiseptic Corn Cure is advertised as a 10 cent corn and wart remover.
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Dr. Shoop
Krausers
K Krausers and & Bro
Migra
Milton
Tom B. Hildebrand
Hetrick Bros
Bay A Foot Taken Off at Saw Mill Near Clymer
Russell Wise of Purchase Line lost his left foot Thursday afternoon at a saw mill operated by Buterbagh and Rankin near Clymer. The circular saw severed the foot at the ankle and Dr H Ney Prothero treated the injuries for the oval company at Clymer.
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Russell Wise
Purchase Line
Clymer
Wise
Buterbagh & Rankin
H. Ney Prothero
Oval Company
Black Hand suspect jailed in Heilwood case
Deputies Pitts and Wilcox brought John Ciscero to Indiana and jailed him on charges of surety of the peace and malicious mischief. He is believed linked to Heilwood Black Hand outrages including a $10 demand from Frank Boss and a shooting. He awaits a Thursday court hearing after being captured near Cherry Tree.
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Pitts and Wilcox
Heilwood
John Ciscero
Indiana
Ciscero
Frank Boss
Boss
Another Carnival Coming to Indiana for a Week
The Great Eastern Carnival Company will set up at J. I. Bell meadow on S. Sixth Street starting Monday for a seven day run. The event will feature a concert band and acts led by dancer Aimee, high diver Capt. David Latlip, The Sunny South, Scenic Theatre, and more. Local merchants plan a credit manual to expose non paying customers, aiming to protect honest retailers and professionals.
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Great Eastern Carnival Co
Indiana
J. ‘I’. Bell
S. Sixth Street
Aimee
David Latlip
South
Scenic Theatre
Miners and Grangers Convene at Marion Center
The United Mine Workers and Grangers met at Marion Center on June 19 with 20 to 30 delegates from county sections. The meeting opened at 10:80, William Bond was elected president and William Blose secretary. Resolutions urged laws benefiting miners, farmers, and laborers. Also noted are scattered local social items and travel notes about residents and visitors.
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United Mine Workers and Grangers
Marion Center
William Bond
Campbell
William Blose
Wilgus
Montgomery Township
Teddy Will Bring Standard Oil Into Court
Attorney General Moody says the case against Standard Oil Co. under Sherman Anti Trust and Anti Rebate laws is ready for court after cabinet talks. Secret DOJ and Bureau of Corporations agents have gathered evidence for months, with probable indictments for the railroad and Erie matters tied to rebates and preferential treatment. Probes into Standard Oil and other violators are expected to proceed once the cabinet meeting ends.
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Washington, D. C
Asteney
Moody
Standard Oil Co
Abe
Department of Justice
Weard
Toderstood
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