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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1905

Page

3

Institute Teacher Training At Three Local Schools

A 1905 notice outlines a teachers institute program at Henry schoolhouse in Canoe township on October 24 with speakers and recitations on education subjects. Another session at Pine Flats on October 28 covers teaching arithmetic, primary work, and teacher responsibilities. A third program at Hickory Kingdom in Clay township planned for November 11 features geography teaching methods and parent engagement.

Henry Canoe Township Roxy Silver Veoka Rishel Yopie Minnie Quanton Chill Rishel JW. Meffarland Cecil Emerick Floyd Braughter Martha Rooks Hisie Pollock Verne Martin Robert Emerick J. T. Chapman Apyernoon Srasion Laura Wingert Walter Stiver J. T. Henry Doet Minnie Helfrich Tina Elmer Lyke Leroy Sutter Verne Braughter J. B. Weaver Teachers’ Institute Pine Flats Hickory Kingdom Pane Township Miss Hull Barr Prof. Barr Altimus Reever Mr. Roser Miss Roser Reading Kate ‘Wallace Miss Schréckengost June Pattison Robert Stewart Miss Williams

Ossified neck may save Chicago murderer from hangings

Chicago October 1. Robert Gardiner a county jail inmate charged with Agnes Morrison's murder may avoid the gallows due to ossification of his neck. Attorney Buckner notes the neck cannot bear the strain of a execution. Medical professorStefferson notes only five similar cases. Gardiner barely moves his head speaks or eats. A hunter problem and unrelated employment ad follow.

Nature Chicago Robert Garilmer Agnes Morrison William Buckner Barbour Stefferson Rush Medical College Gardiner Buckner

Republicans in Philadelphia Governed by New Ticket Harmony

Special correspondence from Philadelphia notes a party mood shift as new candidates replace withdrawn nominees. Dr Neff for sheriff, Dugan renominated, William Emeley and Howard A Chase named for offices, signaling an aggressive local campaign and expected Republican victory. Disgruntled Lincoln party figures exposed as office seekers. names include H C Niles, George Hi Mapes, Emery, Clark, Prumm, and Thropp amid veteran party conflicts.

Philadelphia Neff Union League Jefferson Hospital Dugan William Emeley Grand Army Howard A. Chase Union League For Commissioners Interior Counties Wesley R. Andrews Lincoln Party H. C. Niles York Republican Organization Charles Heber Clark Montgomery Roosevelt Department of Commerce and Labor Clark Republican Party Prumm Schuylkill Lincolnstes McKinley Thropp Bedford County Congress Pennsylvania

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