Various 1900s Briefs From Across Regions
Iowa Republicans nominate William B Allison for senate over Cummins. James Duncan, 52, formerly Louisville racing stable owner, dies by own hand in St Paul. Flora Wilson, daughter of US Ag Secretary James Wilson, debuts in Paris after study with Jean DeReszke. Georgia nominating Brown for governor by about 15,000. Referee George Siler collapses with heart disease in Chicago. Senator Gore in Washington believes sight may be restored. Royal visit to Reval as Edward, Alexandra, Victoria sail from England. William Jeffries hanged in Missouri for murder. he proclaims innocence. Robbery at Bank of Fairland, Okla, nets 10,000. three men fled on horseback. Stanley Ketchel defeats Bing Papke in Milwaukee. Johnnie Davidson shoots Roy Ramsour in Neosho over rival suitors. Signorinetta defeats rivals in betting, Derby plates valued 6500 sovereigns. Manuka arrives with news of West Australian pearling fleet destroyed. 270 lives lost. Denver Democrats nominate Ruth Leavitt for state convention, Bryan endorsed for presidency.
Permanent Certificate Examination Set For June 26 27
The teachers' examination for permanent certificates will be held here on Friday and Saturday June 26 and 27. Examiners are Lester Winegar of town John F St Clair of West Wheatfield township and Mise Daviz of Armagh. For sale complete ice cream outfit includes ten gallon ball on freezer ice breaker cabinet packing tubs cans etc. A rare opportunity to start in the business. Inquire at Progress office 22 3tp Jewelry one fourth plating opposite the blo g r Bote!
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Lester Winegar
Town
John F. St. Clair
West Wheatfield Township
Mise Daviz
Armagh
Progress Office
Trade review notes improved activity and weather impact
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade reports continued improvement in commercial channels and manufacturing, helped by seasonable weather and larger payrolls. Steel prices drop shocks market, pig iron prices rebound, and lake shipments delayed. Also reports a fatal mine gas incident in Colorado, a railway engineer fall, and assorted market updates from Chicago to Ohio.
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Dun
Andrew Kate accused in Pittmore hug test on students
Fragmented state brief reports Andrew Kate accused of attempting to hug and test high school girls in Pittmore. A fire started from a defective spark destroyed eight buildings at Fort Rogal in Juniata County, Pa. The National Municipal League plans its annual convention in Pittsburg from November 17 to 20. A panther escaped from a freight train near Harwick, Pa, alarmed residents. An outbreak of a virulent parasite affects temple nests in Altoona, Pa, with mortality around 5 percent.
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Andrew Kate
Pittmore
Fort Rogal
Juniata County
National Municipal League
Pittsburg
Harwick
Altoons
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Oklahoma
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Grand Rapids
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Manuka
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Ora M. Puvemmbr
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Marmbaltte
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Phague
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Saltaburg
Arthur M. Heose
Seeeey
Jannatora Bing J
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Beneburg
Dun’s Review OF Trade
Feu
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Victor Erickson
John Sumaton
Otto Johnson
Omaha
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Georgetown
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