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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1910

Page

4

Cox and Ohio politics minded to fool the people

Mount Vernon Ohio dispatch discusses Cox and his allies maneuvering behind the scenes to back a Cincinnati backed governor candidate. It contends Cox would appear to oppose but stay aligned with the inside group, aiming to avoid public rebuke if defeated while remaining influential. The piece recalls 1905 and marks GOP factions as repeating old tricks. It names Taft Sherman 1908 era parallels and cites G.O.P. family ties alongside Jomsem and Poolem.

Cox Urea Judge Brown Dayton Thompson Warding Cov Er Peale Ohio Taft Sherman Uat Poolem Jomsem Thawe G. O. B. Twind Catehem Sinem

Nick's Speech At State Convention Sparks Stage Talk

In Washington the state convention plans were set for Ohio later this month. Longworth and others joked about Nick having a chance to electrify the gathering with oratory, recalling his past convention performance. Some urged caution, noting his unsteady manuscript and the risks of overstatement.

Longworth Washington Ohio Nick Ste

Centenary of Barnum Statue Marked in Arngeport

The city observes the centenary of Phineas T. Barnum, famed showman, with public floral wreaths around his bronze statue in Arngeport. The account recalls Barnum’s tour years, his family ties, and long residence abroad in later life, noting the statue’s enduring public presence and local memory.

Conn Phineas T. Barnum Tania Agowmin Jennie Lind Hathol Werkeeport Anonthet Cowee Elly Harman Saintry Maclin Seale Pak Barnuin United Blazen Mar Inn Harnin Toy Proudman

Questions for Teachers Exam in Public School Mentals

Prepared by the State School Commissioner for the county examination of teachers July 2. The list covers reading methods punctuation dictionary usage geography and history teaching, literary works and authors, and questions on novels and drama with quotes and outlines.

Publica State Commissioner of Public Schools Con Freseman America

Early United States History Quiz Prompts

A garbled prompt lists questions on territorial acquisitions, founding details, Hamilton’s plans, financial crises, Hudson River discovery, California, the Great Lakes, Mikis discoviriens, Grover Cleveland, McKinley, American education, John Adams foreign policy, initiative and referendum, two treaties post Revolutionary War, and state versus national government. It reads like an OCR mishmash of history study items.

Hamilton United Builen Hudson River California Grover Cleveland McKinley United States Foreign Office John Adan BaTatler Brvton

Arithmetic Puzzles From A Historic Newspaper Card

A dated arithmetic puzzle item presents questions about combined work rates and insurance premiums. It describes a worker who completes a task in 45 days, another at 10 percent of that time, and asks for the joint time. It also asks the difference in hoover values from two insured properties given premiums and percentages, plus a rhombus diagonal problem and a horse and buggy scenario with a 20 percent surcharge.

Arithmetic Review and Teaching Theory From a Historic Lesson

A survey of arithmetic problems and pedagogy covering simple interest notes and discounts, stock investments, and capacity problems, followed by questions on teacher certification, classroom practice, and aims of scholarship. Emphasizes evaluation of imagination, questioning quality, and methods to make schools social centers.

Geography and botany linked by study of place life

The reader questions connect geography with botany agriculture and animal life, asking how spatial factors influence plant distribution and ecological systems across landscapes. The item probes educational aims and broader civilization impacts through geographic study.

Europe United States Clyde River Giant’s Causeway Lassa Mt. Conts China

More Rage Riots In New York Leave One Killed

A violent riot in New York leaves Det. George Crawford dead and Nelson Turner rescued from lynching as police restore order amid crowd disorder and racial tensions.

New York George Crawford Nelson Turner Mie

Colored Women's Club Plans National Convention in Louisville

Louisville July 6 arrangements are nearly complete for the annual convention of the National Association of Colored Women’s Club to be held here next week. The committee in charge expects the meeting to be the largest ever held by the association.

Louisville National Association of Colored Women's Club London Express Gerrett Express

Americans Wed in Honolulu at Rawalhad Seminary

The wedding of Miss Jessie McCormick of Berkeley California and Cheater Hunn Hawaii government horticulturalist was held today at the Rawalhad Seminary. Mr Hunn, a Cornell University graduate, and his bride share an interest in educational work in Hawaii.

Honolua Jessie 8. McCormick Berkley California Cheater Hunn Hawaii Rawalhad Hunn Cornell Unieveralty

Telegraph Company Liable for Mistakes in Unrepeated Messages

New York court upheld the telegraph company’s general negligence liability while allowing limited defeat for nonrepeated errors. A broker’s cotton sale loss due to a two-figure typo was ruled not recoverable as the contract was wagering, yet firms may not be wholly shielded from fault in ordinary negligence. The ruling preserves public access to reliable telegraphic transmission.

Poston Post New York State New Orleans

West spends millions on land and autos in bank survey

A New York Sun summary notes banker Graham Lacey reports from 251 banks in Kansas Missouri Nebraska and others. About 18 million dollars left the region for land purchases while 15 million went to automobiles. The article also includes an advertisement for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming to restore digestive health.

St. Joseph Cor New York Sun Graham G. Lacey Kansas Nebraska Missouri Jaws

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