Philosophy of Teaching at Teachers Institute Sessions
The second day of the teachers institute featured lectures by Dr White and Prof Albert among others. Instructors, including Dr Lyte and Prof Albert, led sessions at the Young Men's Christian Association hall and the county courthouse on music and practical topics for improving teaching.
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Teachers’ Institute
Young Men's Christian Association Hall
Newton
Eb, Oram Lyte
Mise L. BF. Partridge
C. H. Albert
White
Dr. Lyte
Professor Albert
Eppstein
Work of City Teachers at Yesterday's Institute Session
An article recounts yesterday's city teachers meeting with Invocations and talks on child education, music, geography, literature, and moral guidance. It notes Mr Newton's progress in plearning solfa, Professor Albert's emphasis on pure literature, and Dr White's critique of prize systems and incentives in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Newton
Albro
Northwest
EH. Oram Lyte
Millersville
L. EB. Partridge
Young Men's Christian Association
Albert
Bloomsbury
Sweet Charity
C. H. Albert
Bloomsburg
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Anthony Comstock
Science
Weston
Young Men's Christian Association Gymnasium
White
Lectures for County Teachers At Court House
Teachers and principals gathered at the court house for a day of lectures. Miss Lella B. Partridge discussed numbers and their relations with objects for illustration, while Professor Eppstein and Dr. White spoke on history, application principles, and inspiration. Afternoon sessions covered tonic solfa critique and language, with emphasis on active pupil engagement and oral reading.
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Sesson
Court House
Eppstein
No. 2
Court Room
No. 1
Lella B. Partridge
Westboro
Mass
Charles H. Albert
Bloomaburg State Normal School
Court Room No. 2
White
EE. White
H. Albro
Tribune
BE. O. Lyte
Millersville State Normal School
Nine Natural Incentives to Encourage Good Schoolwork
The speaker outlines nine incentives arranged like a ladder. They cover good standing in class, honest commendation, recognizing a tender spot in unruly students, knowledge, desire for learning, efficiency, self control, future usefulness, and outdoor life through real life awareness, ending with honor duty and right as moral incentives.
Institute Notes Highlight Teachers and Essays
Miss Mary C. Monies assists at the singing in the institutes while Miss L E Penman supports Superintendent Phillips at No 3 school. A Forestry prize offers 50 dollars for best teacher essay on forests. An anecdote recalls Prof Eppstein returning a boy a five dollar coin after miscounting pennies.
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Mary C. Monies
L. E. Penman
No. 3
Phillips
Theron G. Osborne
Pyne
Lackawanna Township
Taylor
Yeasersey
Forestry Association Ad
Frofepsor Eppstein
Scranton
Chariie Riceman
Charlie
Ground Caving Shuts Down Mines At Cayuga Area
A large portion of the Cayuga culm pile collapsed and ground around the Brisbin Cayuga and Von Storch collieries continued to settle yesterday. About 100 acres are affected as authorities warn against continuing work until the cave subsides. Squeezing and rumbling were heard and some mine sections were abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbin
Cayuga
von Storch
Brisblh
Short Letters of Interest For Publication
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer's name. The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
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the Tribune
Burke contrasted with OMalley in Fourth district race
A letter-like critique attacks Al Burke, Democratic candidate for the Fourth district, accusing him of duplicity on a free text book bill and alleging poor Knights of Labor conduct. It promotes C P OMalley as superior, urging voters to consider Burke’s record and calling for further disclosure of his views.
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The
Tribune
Sirm
Al,t. Burke
Homines
Leader and Herald
Labor
Grant
House
Thia
Knight of Labor
Burke
Knights of Labor
Carbondale Township
Toacher
Turke
Tke C. P. O'Malley
O'Malley
Fourth Legislative
Burke Opposed Free Textbook Bill Vote Record
Letter from Harrisburg journal clerk Mr Burke of Lackawanna County notes his attendance at the March 28 1893 final passage vote on the free text book bill with 142 affirmative and 83 negative votes. He mentions Burke voted against and cites house journal pages for details and adds commentary on a later May session concerning senate amendments.
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Carbondale Leader
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
M. T. Burke
Lackawants County
House Journal
House
Senate
Burke
Scott's Emulsion Aids Babies and Growing Children
Babies and rapidly growing children derive more benefit from Scott's Emulsion than from all other foods. Its nourishing powers are felt almost immediately and babies and children thrive when no other form of food is assimilated.
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Scott
Patent Remedy Ad Promising Strength and Vitality
An old advertisement touts a tonic claimed to stimulate the appetite enrich the blood and strengthen the body for various ailments including cold bronchitis and wasting. It directs readers to send for a pamphlet from Scotth Bowne and to purchase at all druggists.
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Scotth Bowne
France
Goyal Medicine
River St
Chicago
Mathlews Dros
Druggla Geranten
Legislature Vote Confusion Over House Bill Errors
Fred W. Fultz, journal clerk of the house in Scranton, notes a typographical mix up in the Legislative Record on pages 1206 and 1207. He says the vote for House Bill No 135 is shown as No 75 and the real vote for the free text book bill appears under No 76. He asserts no personal stake and calls for clarity and truth in the record.
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Burke
Dany
Fourth Legislative District
Fred W. Fleltz
House of Representatives
Scranton
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U. S. Immigration Service
Art Wory
Dispersany Medical Association
Sire
Tna
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Carbondale
Oct
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Rogers
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Coar
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Boston
Joseph
Cook
Frothingham Theater
Mt, Pleasant
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Stear
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Third National Bank
WM. T. Smith
Rane
Minia Erteeyag
Matthews Bros
John
Besten
Matthéwe Bros
John H. Pheips
Lgt Day
Gray
Buffalo
N.Y
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Atock
Harris
C. W. Freeman
Cor. Penn Ave
Spruce St
Hunt & Connell
Trenton Iron CO
van Alen & CO
Oxford Iron
Revere Rubber
Fayerweather & Ladew
Tonkeville
American Boiler
Griffing Iron CO
Lackawanna Ave
Atlantic Refining Co
Algo
Mason
Omece
Coal Exchagne
Wyoming Ave
Pine Brook
Pilsener
Roperanton
Mall
Aaron
Sanderson Gulls
Hetzel
E. M. Hetzel
Laska Ave
Waverly
Bergner & Engle
Tarinhaeuser Boer
A.B. Cor
15Th and
Filbert Sts
Phila
Pennsylvania
Broad Street
Twelfth
Market Street Station
T. J. Victory
A.W. Jurisch
Victor, Gendron
Eclipse
Lovell
Diamond
Bank OF
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WHS Wi Cares
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Peck
William Connell
George H. Catlin
Alfred Hand
James Archhbald
Henry Helm
William T. Smith
Luther Keller
Samuel Hines
W. W. Watson
A. DB. Williams
James M. Everhart
Irving A. Piney
Hiaree B. Finley
Josep Jermyn G. Kemerer
Charles P. Matthews
Ohh T. Porter
Businova
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing Co Oils
Suman
Meridian SY
Lloyd, Jeweler
Lackawanna Avenue
Shaw Emerson
J. Lawrence Stelle
Stelle & Seeley
Intoe Ba Shaw Pianos
Emerson Pianos
Mercereau & Connell
Bittenbender & CO
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