Warren Conservatory Holds Sixth Annual Commencement
The Warren Conservatory of Music held its sixth annual commencement at Concert Halls last evening. Two piano graduates were J Vera Stricker of Warren and Alice Stenger of Kane. Performances included Verdi chorus, Tosti, Cadman songs, Chopin polonaise, Liszt piece, and a Berlioz Hungarian march quartet. Diplomas were presented by LeRoy B. Campbell with Rev. Dr. O E Williams delivering the address.
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Warren Conservatory of Music
J. Vera Stricker
Warren
Alice Stenger
Kane
D. O. E. Williams
Jamestown
Attila
G. Verdi
Ludwig
Messers
Schlaak
Irwin
Tosti
Marshall
H. C. Schlaak
Chopin
Miss Stricker
Destiny
Jane Ogden Hunter
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Carmencita
Gerald Lane
A. O. Ludwig
Liszt
Miss Stenger
Buck
Cook
G. Walter Irwin
O. E. Williams
Berloiz
State Hospital Nurses to Graduate at Commencement
State Hospital at North Warren will hold commencement exercises Thursday evening June 26 at 8 o'clock. A reception and dance follow from 10 to 12. Graduates include Florence R. Avery, Alys Cripps Bents, Neil Virginia Bowers, Sara M. Fausnaught, and others. The program features an invocation by Rev. W. T. Bailey and a diploma presentation by Hon. O. C. Allen with an address by Hon. W. M. Lindsey.
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State Hospital
North Warren
Florence R. Avery
Alys Cripps Bents
Neil Virginia Bowers
Sara M. Fausnaught
Rose Madeline Geary
Ernest Edwin Hoskins
Ethel Priscilla Jones
Dorcas Irene Moore
Grace Elizabeth McCloskey
Gladys L. McQuiston
Sylvester B. Nodler
Ella Ardelia Passenger
Ruby L. Pettigrew
Mary Imelda Reinsel
Nina A. Setley
Inez Eleanor Smith
Pauline D. Stannard
Lillian Henietta Walsh
W. T. Bailey
W. M. Lindsey
Warren
Galaction
O. C. Allen
Board of Trustees
Breeding Diamond Back Terrapins Faces Congressional Funding
The article discusses a proposed terrapin breeding program by the bureau of fisheries in Beaufort North Carolina and seeks a congressional appropriation. It notes terrapins once thrived in the Potomac area and outlines housing, feeding, and incubation details plus potential government distribution of young terrapins.
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Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Beaufort
N. C
Potomac River
United States
Bureau
Congress
Foot Crushed at Struthers-Wells Plant
William Lawton, an employee of Struthers-Wells, had a heavy casting fall on his foot Monday afternoon, injuring him and forcing several days of work absence. Ash Sentenced to Penitentiary for Involuntary Manslaughter in Chandlers Valley. Willard Ash, who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of Christine Pilen, was taken to the penitentiary by Sheriff Park to serve a term of six months to two years.
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William Lawton
Struthers-Wells Company
Ash
Willard Ash
Christine Pilen
Chandlers Valley
Sheriff Park
State law mandates intersection signboards with personal accountability
A state law requires signboards at all intersections and holds the road authorities personally liable for noncompliance, detailing penalties and enforcement responsibility.
Empress Breaks Vase In Royal Household Scene
The Dowager Empress of Russia visiting Marlborough House in London dropped a blue urn vase, breaking a handle. It mirrors a prior break at Peking, ending an era of imperial rule in China. The 100 year old vases were tied to Queen Alexandra and Pierpont Morgan reportedly offered 25000 dollars for the pair.
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Great Britain
Queen Alexandra
China
Russia
Marlborough House
London
Royal Palace
Peking
Pierpont Morgan
Perry's Victory Centennial Reproduced in Erie Parade
Erie plans a July week of pageantry to relive Commodore Perry's Battle of Lake Erie. The centerpiece is a rebuilt Niagara sailing on Erie Bay with the Perry colors transferred as depicted in a famous painting. Mayor Stern will play Perry and 60 participants will man the Victory float for the Baltimore ad clubs convention.
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Lake ‘Rie
Perry
Lawrence
Niagara
Erie Bay
Erie Committee
William J. Stern
Commodore Perry
International Convention of Advertising Clubs
Baltimore
Washington
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Fruit Harvest Outlook in Niagara County Crops
Early reports from Niagara County fruit districts show pears with the strongest yield while apples are light and grapes fall about 25 percent from last year. Frost on May 12 damaged quinces heavily and peaches appear fair with cherries fairly plentiful.
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Niagara County
Weston's Mills Woman Dies After Chloroform Spill
Mrs. Wallace Swarts of Weston's Mills New York died last week from fumes after chloroform spilled on her head and bed clothing while she used it for a headache. She was found unconscious and died without regaining consciousness. She was formerly Miss Ariana Bernard of Portville and is survived by her husband and her parents.
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Wallace Swarts
Weston’s Mills
N. Y
Fireworks Explosion at Deerfield Mill Razes Buildings
A five ton fireworks explosion at WW Wilmot’s flour mill in Deerfield Ohio badly injures four, destroys the church and mill and damages many businesses and homes. Property loss estimated between 30000 and 60000 dollars. Rats chewing fuses are suspected causes.
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Ww. A. Wilmot
Deerfield
Alliance
Connecting the Clock Strikes via Remote Bell Link
A striking clock can trigger hourly chimes in another room by wiring the striking hammer to a battery so that when the hammer strikes the gong the circuit closes. This method uses an electric bell and allows distant audible signaling from the clock.
Poor Verses Poet Critic Exchange
A brief literary squib notes a witty exchange between a poet and critic. The critic laments too many feet and too little head, presented as a terse couplet in a stage-like transcript.
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Transcript
Market Report New York Provision Market
New York closing futures show July wheat at 1.00. No. 2 white oats 48 cents. Pork mess 22.25 to 22.75. Creamery butter extras 23 284 cents. Eggs white 23 to 25 cents. Bermuda potatoes per barrel 2.00 to 3.00.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Bermuda
Buffalo Grain and Dairy Prices Report
Buffalo market notes June 18 show WHEAT No 1 Northern carloads 97442. CORN No 2 yellow 6714c No 3 yellow 67c. OATS No 2 white 46c No 3 white 45c. FLOUR prices for various patent and family grades. BUTTER creamery prints extra 30c creamery state 27 271/4e. EGGS Hennery mixed 22 22 1/4c. CHEESE New gevit to choice 13 alic. POTATOES White fancy state from store per bu 40 sve.
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Buffalo
Market Report on Cattle Sheep and Hogs Prices
Prime steers bring 8.9 8.65 per cwt while shipping steers show 8.1 to 8.65. Cows bring 7.00 to 7.25, heifers 8.00 to 8.35, bulls 6.00 to 6.50, veals 10.25 to 10.50, and fair to good 9.00 to 10.00. Spring lambs 8.25 to 8.50, yearlings 6.75 to 7.00. Hogs: light Yorkers 33.85 to 8.90, heavies 38.85.
Buffalo Hay Market Prices and Miscellany
Buffalo hay market reports list Timothy choice at 16.00, No. 1 clover mixed at 12.007713.00, oat and wheat straw at 8.50 9.00. The piece includes a stray quoted exchange about a gasping passenger and a blunt retort from a street car conductor, attributed to the Chicago Tribune.
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Timothy
Genser
Chicago
Tribtine
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