Law rence County teachers face exam before certificates
Superintendent T A Kimes says the new school code requires physician derived forms after examinations to certify teachers. The blanks for opium, tuberculosis, and mental fitness tests have not yet arrived, delaying certificates mailed to teachers awaiting results.
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Lawrence County
T A. Kimes
Kimes
Boy Bloods Donated Dog Pawn For Sister Birthday Gift
A ten year old Kansas City boy brought Rover to the Western Loan office asking for two bits to buy a birthday present for his seven year old sister. Clerk Miss Abbie Davison explained the shop did not lend on dogs, and the child left sobbing and unnamed.
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Kansas City
Western Loan Agency
Abbie Davison
Rover
Women Plan To Form State Suffrage Party
Philadelphia June 6 The Woman's Suffrage association executive council outlined plans to form a state suffrage party with branches in every legislative district. The goal is to mobilize both women and men to pressure lawmakers for a favorable suffrage bill in the next session.
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Philadelphia
Woman’s Suffrage Association
Executive Council
Dog Sacrifices Life Saving Child in Street
In Patchogue New York, three year old Jennie Schwartz was playing near her home when an oncoming car endangered her. Bob the bird dog leapt into the road, pushing Jennie to safety with his head, and was killed in the attempt.
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New York
Jennie Schwartz
Frederick Schwartz
West Main Street
Patchogue
Bob
Charles Murdock
Océan Avenue
How to Get Well Olive Oil from Purple Olives
Attractive advertisement for premium Italian pressed olive oil from ripe purple olives. Imported, canned only, prices 60c 1.00 and 3.50. Sold by Geo W Clutton 226 Washington St New Castle Pa with a booklet claiming benefits for constipation gall stones dyspepsia anaemia wasting weakness.
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Geo. W. Clutton
Washington St
New Castle
Motions and Petitions Presented at Court
Court items include discharge of administrators in James S Adams estate granted. Rule on opening judgment in John C C Dight vs Wink case. A W Gardner named master in J W Kirkwood vs Ida H Kirkwood divorce. Real estate sales in Robert McClelland and Walker Anderson estates continued. Charter sought for Irene Maitland Deaconess Home. Masters appointed in several divorce actions and related estate matters.
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Adams
James S. Adams
John CC. Dight
W. O. Wink
John Wink
Ira Reed
A. W. Gardner
J. W. Kirkwood
Ida H. Kirkwood
Robert McClelland
F. J. McQuiston
First National Bank
Thomas E. Shorts
Cora L. Shorts
Henry Biddle
Co. W. Fenton
Wm. S. Hetrick
Ethel V. Hetrick
National Cigar Stands Co
Scott Paisley
Charles H. Emery
Mary Emery
W.H. Falls
Florence Rhodes
W. W. Rhodes
Walker Anderson
Irene Maitland
Thomas W. Falls
S. P. Emery
Walter J. Mebo
Albertus McCleland
Teachers Selected and Raise Refused in Board Action
The board kept raises and salaries on hold until the next meeting. Contracts must be returned within 30 days. The election of teachers included many named individuals across districts such as EAST STREET HIGHLAND AVENUE OAK STREET CROTON AVENUE CENTRAL THADDEUS STEVENS LINCOLN AND GARFIELD HOME STREET TERRACE AVENUE WEST SIDE LAWRENCE MAHONINGTOWN EIGHTH GRADE and EXTRA TEACHERS with principals noted for several schools.
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Martin Gantz
Lydia Paisley
Anna Steen
Margaret McConahy
Bessie Gailey
Sophie Dulap
Olive Glasser
Birdie Craig
Blanche Nesbit
Grace Kissinger
Jean Butler
Geo. C. Thompson
East Street
Anna Dinsmore
Frances Miller
Mabel Roberts
C. Helen Norton, Principal. Highland Avenue. Martha Wait. Zoe Hays
Alma Locke
Byrd Wilson
Lulu White
Elizabeth Harris
Charlotte Ashmore
Gertrude Yendole
Laura Parker
Ruth McClintock
Grace Wilson
C. C. Sheaffer
Oak Street
Hazel Frethy
Mary Bigley
Pearl Merriman
Edith Pangratz
Lucy Thatcher
Lavinia Barrow
Rebekah Wilkison
May Martin
Anne Aiken
Maude Kennedy
Clara Elliott
Mary McIntyre
M. J. Miller
Thaddeus Stevens
Elizabeth McLean
Bonna Wright
Hilda Hill
Lilian Davis
Effie Leslie
Aulene Marley
Zella Snyder
May McGaughey
Anna Leonhart
Mary Moorhead
J. H. Frishkorn
Alice Vance
Nellie Shirard
Lillian Fitch
J. M. Hughes
Terrace Avenue
Mary Hennon
Lulu Mellvenny
Hazel Sutton
Grace Boyd
Eva McMillin
Clara Wilkison
Bessie Frishkorn
Gula Hofmeister
Gertrude Hughes
Anna Perry
West Side
Maude Liebendorfer
Harriet Elliott
Rachel Bradford
Jessie Clark
Jessie Wilson
Margaret Tucker
Lillian Russell
Clergy wage woes spark push for higher salaries
In Pittsburg on June 6 the Reformed Presbyterian synod discussed Classifying Minimum Salary as ministers, including Beaver Falls pastor T. J. Allen who said he barely earned a living and tried to teach his family to provide for themselves. He joked about instructing his wife to fend for herself.
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Pittsburg
T. J. Allen
Beaver Falls
Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Eighth -Street Reformed Presbyterian Church
Allen
Amer ican home triply imperiled by neglect and pursuit of pleasure
June 6 William Jennings Bryan says the American home is imperiled by neglect of religion and home life and by the pursuit of money and pleasure. He notes business and leisure consume time once reserved for family life and worship in response to Rev Christian Reisner’s inquiry.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Christian F. Reisner
Nebraskan
Flames Devour Moving Pictures in Bronx Fire
In New York on June 6 flames swept through the Powers company building in the Bronx, melting 140 miles of film and destroying a two story facility. Seventy actors fled onto the sidewalk in stage clothes as firemen fought the blaze. Damage estimated at $175 000.
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New York
Powers Company
Bronx
Alleged thief ends his life in Westminster jail
George Hoff, jailed on horse stealing charges, killed himself in the county jail in Westminster today. He had been arrested the previous day and was reportedly wanted by Pennsylvania authorities for an offense there.
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Westminster
George Hoff
Hoff
Pennsylvania
Railroad meeting prep in Harrisburg for 1912 convention
Members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in Harrisburg district begin preparations for the May 1912 convention to be held in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP Advertised for Clear Skin
Ladies are promised clear, clean skin and a beautiful complexion when using ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as directed. ZEMO is described as a skin beautifier and treatment for eczema pimples dandruff and all skin and scalp diseases. ZEMO SOAP is touted as the best lathering antiseptic soap for toilet and bath sold by druggists nationwide and at Geo W Cluttons Drug Store in New Castle.
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New Castle
Geo. W. Clutton
Divorces Granted in Three Cases by Judge Porter
Judge Porter grants three divorces on desertion and cruelty grounds. Charles A Morrow and Elizabeth A Morrow married June 16 1907 separated February 2 1909. Cowden Emery and Mary M Emery married April 12 1866 separated April 1 1909. Frances B E Emery and Wm J Emery married May 30 1904 separated April 9 1908.
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Porter
Charles A. Morrow
Elizabeth A. Morrow
Cowden Emery
Mary M. Emery
Frances BE. Emery
Wm. J. Emery
Widow inscribes grave stone to lure killer of husband
In Stamford Connecticut Mrs John De Martino, widow of a perfume maker killed by an auto in Bridgeport on October 29 1910, has the monument bearer describe the fatal accident hoping the guilty driver will read it and surrender to police. The motorist fled the scene and remains at large.
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Stamford
Conn
John de Martino
de Martino
Bridgeport
Gold strikes spark stampede in Alaska camps
A gold strike on Indian Creek, a Koyukuk tributary 300 miles up the stream, and another on Long Creek opposite Melozi draws miners toward Fairbanks. Pay earth yielded 5 to 15 cents per pan as stampedes begin.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Indian Creek
Koyokuk
Long Creek
Yukon
Melozi
State Examinations Scheduled This Month
Harrisburg June 6. The following dates for state examinations have been announced for this month. State Medical and Homeopathic in Philadelphia and Pittsburg run June 27 to 30. Eclectic in Harrisburg June 27 to 30. State Dental in Philadelphia and Pittsburg run June 14 to 17.
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Harrisburg
State Medical and Homeopathic
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Eclectic
State Dental
New Bridge Authorized Over Knoxs Run at Park Gate
A court order on Monday afternoon grants approval to build a bridge over Knoxs Run at Park Gate in Wayne township, funded by the county.
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Park Gate
Knox
Wayne Township
Stoneboro camp meeting dates announced for August
Mercer Pennsylvania report states the Stoneboro Wesleyan Methodist Camp Meeting Association will hold its annual camp from August 15 to 24 on the camp grounds west of Stoneboro. It is described as the largest gathering of its kind in the region with many leading divines in attendance.
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Mercer
Stoneboro
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