Cost of high school in Indianapolis analyzed
The article estimates a four year high school cost of about 2 050 for Indianapolis students attending Manual Training or Shortridge high schools. It breaks down expenses for books clothing and graduation, noting savings from renting books and affordable meals. It argues the total parental investment will reach around half a million dollars for the June 1908 classes.
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Manual Training
Shortrlage High School
Shortridge
Shortridge J
Indianapolis
Staurant
Northside
Southside
Chapter XVII Cont’d The Road To Wellville Drama
Emma confronts Joe with a harsh revelation of deceit and manipulation as they argue in a tense room. She accuses him of using her for social gain, insists she will not stay with him, and hints at a forthcoming severance. The scene ends with a pledge to continue the confrontation.
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Williams
Forepaugh Stock closes Majestic run with As You Like It
The Forepaugh Stock company ends its Majestic season with a matinee of As You Like It. Miss Spinney and Mr. Arvine star as Rosalind and Orlando, in a handsome production designed for a strong farewell. Special stage receptions are planned for Wednesday Thursday and Saturday performances.
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Miss Spinney
Mr. Arvine
Rosalind
Orlando
Jajestic
Adtentin
Comay AS
Lownica
ST Seas
Man Behind the Pills Adopts Notable New Name Canea
Mr Blackburn known as the figure behind the pills adopts a distinctive coined name Canea. The report notes the unusual branding move and public reaction as the identity shifts in funding and distribution circles.
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Mr. Blackburn
Left field throw ends career in local baseball tragedy
In St. Louis on May 25, John P R Perry, an amateur player, died of heart failure minutes after a brilliant throw from deep left to home plate during a game between two local clubs. The throw completed a putout as the runner was tagged out and Perry collapsed.
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ST. Louis
John PR. Perry
Perry
A. O. H. Card Party and Dance Planned at Itasca Hall
Ladies Auxiliary A. O. H. Division No. 2 announces a card party and dance for Tuesday evening May 26 at Itasca hall located at 351 Indiana avenue. Proceeds support auxiliary activities.
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Itasca Hall
Indiana Avenue
Quayle Elected Bishop at M E Conference
Rev W A Quayle formerly of Indianapolis and now pastor of a Chicago church was elected bishop at the general M E conference on the tenth ballot in Baltimore Maryland May 25.
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Baltimoity., Md
W. A. Quayle
Indianapolis
Chicago
M. E
Week of Sports Schedule Highlights Hoosiers To Columbus
A dense list outlines baseball and boxing events across multiple cities this week. Hoosiers play at Toledo Monday and Louisville midweek before Decoration Day at Columbus, with ongoing meetings in New York Toronto and San Francisco. Boxing cards feature Decker O Keefe in Philadelphia Dover Boston near Cincinnati Lewiston Alliance Newcastle Seattle and Lawrence with various matchups led by notable fighters.
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Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
New York
Toronto
San Francisco
Lewiston
Mike Cunningham
Kid Dufresne
Boston
Matty Baldwin
Grover Hayes
Los Angeles
Phil Brock
Freddie Welch
Alliance, O
Harry Lewis
Bernie Strapp
Newcastle
Tony Ross
Jimmy Barry
Seattle
Battling Nelson
Kid Scaler
Lawrence
Mass
Tommy Sullivan
Jimmy Donovan
Nationals
South Parks
Eggert
Sweeney
Parks
Oakley
Lefty
Hauger 99
Irvington
Capital City
Sun Liners
James Kendall
New York Street
New
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Indianapolis Millers
Brookside
Williams
Adams-American Express
Levey Bros
Crenter
Atkins
Northwestern Park
Ludwig
Cook
Indianapolis
Queen Citys
Brighton Beach
Boyle
Robinson
Indiana University
New Records At State Inter Scholastic Track Meet
At Bloomington on Saturday Monticello edged Shortridge for second in a tight meet with Monticello also second in broad jump and tied for first in pole vault. Summerville of Brazil set the mile mark at 4 52. Hase man of Linton forced Morrison of Shortridge into breaking the pole vault state record. Conwell of Van Buren set hammer throw at 140 5. Chicago Wabash College triumphed with 66 points over Michigan Aggies 32 and Armour Institute 19.
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Brazil
Haseman
Linton
Morrisson
Shortridge
North Side
Guy Conwell
van Buren
Chicago
Wabash College
Michigan Aggies
Armour Institute
Killed by Lightning at St. Louis Golf Links
Joseph J. Howard vice president of the W. P. Howard Commission company was struck and killed in a May storm at the Glen Echo club golf links near Normandie in St. Louis. Caddie Edward Becksteller age 12 was stunned by the lightning. Howard sought shelter under an oak tree about a hundred feet from the clubhouse when the bolt struck.
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ST. Louis
Joseph J. Howard
W. P. Howard Commission Company
Glen Echo Club
Normandie
Edward Becksteller
Howard
Stanley the wasp explorer who became Stanley Henry M. Stanley Jr.
The June Delineator reveals the explorer Stanley, once a waif named John Rowlands born in 1840 near Denbigh Wales. Abandoned to a poorhouse at 3 he sailed to America as a cabin boy 16 years later. Adopted in New Orleans by Henry Morton Stanley, he shed his boyhood name and became Henry M. Stanley Jr. a famed naval war correspondent and explorer who found Livingstone and opened the Congo.
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John Rowlands
Denbigh
Wales
St. Asaph
America
New Orleans
Henry Motor
John Iowlands
Henry M. Stanley, Jr
United States Navy
Turkey
Abyssinia
Africa
David Livingstone
Congo
Belmont Track Offers betting notes on six races
In the first race Pretension is highlighted as a straight bet named Big Ben and Trenia. The second race features Gliding Belle with T W Reid and Dr Pillow. Fourth race lists Hampton stable Bat and Flying Machine. Fifth race lists Rialto Col Jack Red River. Masquerade Park view Gowan is in the sixth. Three best bets include Pretension straight in race one.
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Trenia
Gliding Belle
T. W. Reid
Dr. Pillow
Hampton Stable
Bat
Flying Machine
Rialto
Jack
Red River
Masquerade
Parkview
Gowan
Baths Abroad Add Charm To European Travel
The June Delineator notes Americans abroad may find baths scarce in pensions and uncommon at first. European cities offer public baths clean and affordable at about 25 cents all inclusive. Bran baths cost about ten cents. pools and skilled attendants like chiropodists and manicure staff are common. Bath delivery as novelty is possible and part of travel’s charm.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Shortridge
Quotes From School Essays Spark S P C A Meeting
At a S P C A gathering extracts from children’s essays were read. One child advised feeding horses with horse radish and horse chestnuts to help them grow. Another suggested kindness to dogs could accompany you to your grave. A girl claimed Esquimaux love their reindeer more than their wives, since reindeer are very useful to them.
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Esquimaux
London Daily Mail
Grant H. Clay M D Dentist in Indianapolis Clinic
Dr Grant H Clay a 14 year veteran with the New York Dental Company now operates at 108 North Delaware Street opposite Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis.
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Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delaware St
Tomlnson Hall
Indianapolis
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