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.
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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.
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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Special correspondence from Philadelphia notes a party mood shift as new candidates replace withdrawn nominees.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.
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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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