Board of Education adopts teachers committee plan
The Board of Education voted to abolish a special committee on teachers and act as the teachers' committee for the coming year, aiming to reduce dissension and empower each member to speak freely on school issues. The move, proposed by Mr Jacoby and endorsed by the board, seeks to place qualified teachers in roles where they influence school policy and staffing decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Jacoby
Edion
Toardé
Marion
Duck Ties Up Telephone System
A spoonbill duck caused a long distance outage east of New York when it grabbed a wire while flying between lakes. The bird tangled with a second line near Altamont on the Northwestern railroad, breaking its neck and suspending the circuit as a lineman arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Altamont
Northwestern
Odd Use for the Tongue on the Eye
A conductor describes using the tongue to remove cinders from a brakeman’s eye. He claims the tongue cleans the eye better than instruments and offers a painless, pleasant sensation. The paragraph hints at a broader, troubling notion of self sacrifice for the sake of helping others.
Thaw jury completed as trial nears in New York
The Thaw trial jury was completed after long delays with twelve men chosen from a pool of jurors including businessmen. Prosecutor Garvin to open the case, defense led by Martin W. Tetlow to begin, and proceedings set for Monday with court hours planned and a delayed adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Thaw
Pitteburg
William Thow
New York
Monera
McHurd
Towel Turek
Tevele
Honner
Liginning
Franks PD Garvin
Finte ® Direct Citessen
Joan
Martin W
Tétileton
Thaw
Vena Goodrich
Terry Thaw
William Bore
Peabody
Misa Goodreh
Witt Saety
Ape 18 Dentist's Patient Koko Receives Gold Crown
Worcester physician Dr. G Arthur Savage operated on Koko the ape for 40 minutes making a left lower eyetooth crown and took an upper jaw impression. The eight year old ape owned by C B Barnold of New York resisted the napkin but did not whimper. Separately a new charter was granted for the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Miocese of Georgia with bishop's domicile moved from Atlanta to Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Barnold
Local notices and personal items from Castalia area
Dr H J Lower mete busi ness trip to Columbus Friday. C W Prentice returned today after a six weeks visit with his parents in Castalla. Mrs Will Fitts of Prospect is a guest at J L Bicker home on South High Street. Services will be held at 2 30 at Bettas home with Rev Mr Webster delivering the address. Good music will be rendered at the services. About 6000 electro technical patents were taken out in 1906 with the United credited with 2060. Uribe said colonies with 750. Germany 700 r 400 Austria 200 Italy 180 Hungary 120 and Switzerland 120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Lower
Columbus
C. W. Prentice
Castalla
Ohio
Will. Fitts
Prospect
J. L. Bicker
South High Street
Ped Ee Co
T. U
Bettas
Mr. Webster
Comleton
United Be
Uribe
Germany
Austria
Italy
Hungary
Switgenland
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Marion Daily Mirror
Burgess
Holland
Bilter
M. Armstrong
United Prose Tele Frapsto
Wustloe Dowling
Goebel
Foraker
John Cleveland
Republicf
Bator Afhden
Count von Moltke
India
Taft
Lujunetions
New York City
Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
David Harum
Cleveland
Forest City
Cannon
Fairbanks
Hughes
Cortelyou
Beverly of
Graustark
McClain’s
Globe
Davenport
Kes
Evelyn
Charles F. Grommets
Atthny R. Neething
George W. Cary
George C. Rupprecht
Molbert
David E. Arrowsmith
William H. Doolittle
Audt
William Hh
Methugh
Frank J. Howell
William Burek
Y. M
Francis Dovale
Jamez A. Mopper
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Evelyn Thaw
Mitahare
Scott
Ape
Koko
Mioceas
Georgia
Atlant
Savannah
Dr. King
O. Floyd
Kershaw
B.C
Schanen Brothers
Mall Streat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!