First Epworth Sunday School Graduation Held
An Epworth church service Sunday evening marks the first graduation tied to the Sunday School. A class of 21 students, taught by James G. Clements, completed five years of study including three years of normal work and state exams, earning school diplomas alongside state credentials. The program features readings, anthems, solos, and speeches by Rev A B Rich and Robert M Halger, with conductor Milo Warner and Miss Hazel Wright among the performers.
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Epworth M
James G. Clements
J .A. Sechler
Lewrenica County
Adam
Mary Parsons
Noah
Hazel Wright
Abraham
Hessie WeClure
Jacob
Bessie Sanderson
Joseph
Anna Moore
Moses
C. Coulthard
Joshua
Donna Wright
Samuel
Alice Brown
Saul
Dorothy Cells
David
Laura Browd
Soloren
Milo Warner
Daniel
Hazel Meatchast
Inday Maccabens
Myrl Hillman
John the
Christie
Herod the Great
Mabel Kep- Mas
Carrie
Prouty Wins Twelve Mile Walk At Worcester
Worchester June 10 Charles N Prouty a 72 year old shop manufacturer and former state senator won a twelve mile walking match from B Eugene Browning by seven minutes. The event started at Spencer and ended at Franklin Square with the town hall maid present.
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Worchester
Mays
Charles N
Routy
B. Eugene Browning
Spencer
Franklin Square
Prouty
Browning
Reward Increases In Struthers Dynamiter Case
Youngstown Ohio June 10 county officials meet to add 1000 dollars to the twelve thousand dollar reward for dynamiters tied to the Struthers attack on the John Behafter building. No arrests have been made for last night’s blast.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoenleg County
Struthers
American Sheet & Tin- Plate Company
County
John Behafter
Pat Crowe Story Of Cudahy Kidnaping Conviction
Pat Crowe, the man accused of kidnapping the Cudahy boy, recounts his past in Youngstown after a drunken discharge. He claims he surrendered, discusses the 25 000 ransom, and alleges laws followed his capture. Crowe says he intends to stop drinking and leave Chicago, seeking reporters’ help to avoid jail.
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Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Sharon
Young Cudahy
Omaha
Youngstown
Chicago
Crown
South Africa
Mr. Cudahy
Crowe
Bonn
Queer Jap Warles Bound for New York
New York reports six whale skeletons bound for the American Museum of Natural History. Four from Japan arrive by the Suen estuary next month, two more to follow after capture. Skeletons include a 78 foot sulphur bottom and 48 foot water variety, with smaller killer whales. The museum and Oriental Whaling Co agreed to the transfer at commercial rates.
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York
Japan
New York
Ihe
Nipnon
American Museum
Natural History
Oriental Whaling Company
Roy C. Andrews
Tokio
Jenggth
Market Prices Little Changed Across Staples
There was no change in weekly prices for butter eggs and vegetables. Country butter stays at 25 cents per pound and creamery butter 54 cents. Eggs command 23 cents per dozen with other items listed including strawberries 10 cents a quart and tomatoes 10 cents per pound.
New Residence to Rise After Fire Loss on Sheep Hill
A residence south of Sheep Hill was destroyed by fire on Tuesday caused by a defective fuse. Charles Book plans immediate reconstruction as most of the household belongings were lost. The town faces insurance coverage and federal costs while the U S government expects to spend about 14 million dollars on Kavernment projects.
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Charles
Sheep Hill
Prices and markets in Cincinnati 19th century diary
A rediscovered journal by Moses Guest records 1823 Cincinnati markets with beef at 29 4 to 39 cents a pound and butter at around 12 1 2 to 18 3 4 cents. It notes waterworks run by horses, a steam flour mill on the riverfront, and compares to Lawrenceburg’s 500,000 bushel elevator as a striking modern contrast.
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Cincinnat
Moses Guest
Lécker & Reynolds
Philip Minko
Central Trust and Late Deposit Company
Cincinnatiy
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Jilted Admirers of Girl Unite to Mourn
In Collinsville Illinois a group of twelve admirers formed a mourners club after the marriage of Hazel Gertrude Elekman to Arthur Rellihan of Smith Center Kansas. The bride, famed for beauty and musical interest, had previously engaged to Rellihan and quickly wed following parental consent. The story notes the surrounding excitement among her suitors.
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Collinsville
Hil
Hazel Gertrude Elekman
Arthur Rellihan
Smith Center
Kan
Rellihan
Ilinois
Lincoln
Neb
Chum
Reliiban
Frank Oberg
Mourners Club Hosts Banquet After Donor Theft
A dozen mourners formed after Hellman took away the donor's bride and celebrated with an inter urban car decorated in shoes and banners. One banner read He came and stole our girl. They later held a banquet at a downtown hotel named the mourners treat.
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Hellman
St. Louis
May DIs From Grief Over Death of Twin Brother
Alexander Jackson 77, twin of James A. Jackson, died at Butler County General Hospital. Upon learning of James R. death, Alexander fainted and suffered a slight stroke. He is growing worse from grief and not expected to recover. Civil War veteran. Also a note that more than a quarter of tobacco consumed by the Spanish nation comes from the United States.
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Brain
Alexander Jackson
James A. Jackson
Butler ‘County Ceneral Hospital
Alexander
James R
Sret
James
The
United States
Rev Patterson Wins Praise as City Mission Pastor
Rev A M Patterson formerly pastor of Zion churches in the city leads the People's Union Mission in Pastend Pittsburg to promote practical and systematic talsslon work among the colored population. The mission, cooperated with Associated Charities, will hold dedicatory services Sunday and a week of special services. The mission occupies a home in an eight room building. The United States is the world’s largest consumer of coffee and cocoa.
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A. M Patterson
Zion
People's Union Nilesian
Pastend
Pittsburg
Tle
Antociated
Mission Lax
United States
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