President Wilson in campaign stops with Bryan along train route
President Wilson rode from Chicago to Long Branch amid Democratic demonstrations in Ohio and Pennsylvania. In Greensburg he walked from his car in rain, thanked crowds, and a band played patriotic tunes. M. J. Bryan joined him at Pittsburgh and said Wilson would win re election. A would be jumper, Richard Cullen, attempted to board the running board in Pittsburgh but was stopped. he faced custody and mental health evaluation.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Wilson
Long Branch
Chicago
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Samuel Kunkel
Democratic State Committee
Richard Coulter, Jr
Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment
M. J. Bryan
Pittsburg
Bryan
Mountain States
Mr. Bryan
Richard Cullen
Mayview
Cullen
Secret Service
Hymns Author Annie Sherwood Hawks Stricken by Illness
Mrs Annie Sherwood Hawks famed hymn writer of I Need Thee Every Hour is critically ill at her home in Bennington Vermont and has been hospitalized in the city.
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Bennington, VI
Annie Sherwood Hawks
Mrs. Hawks Noted Hymn Writer Nears End of Life
Mrs. Hawks age 82 in Brooklyn hospital after a three week collapse due to old age and heart failure. A contemporary of Fan ny Crosby and Alice Holmes, she wrote I Need Thee Every Hour and The Cross of Jesus. Born Hoosick New York May 23 1835 she began as a newspaper poet at fourteen and later wrote hymns and many poems under Rev. Robert Lowry.
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Robert Lowry
Lowry
Building Fund Beneficiary
Dorothy Estes of Lowell died saving a blind pupil in Amesbury. The Student Alumni Association of 1916 and Justes insured for 5000 to benefit a student alumni building, paying 500 yearly over ten years. The class pledged 5000 as endowment, with Estes' death funding the first instalment.
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Dorothy Estes
Lowell
Wellesley College
Amesbury
Estes
Fifth is Home for Parade Today
Crowds greet Massachusetts Fifth Regiment as it returns from service, with large crowds at Springfield Worcester and Boston stations. Mothers wives and sweethearts welcome the soldiers amid cheers and demonstrations spanning Palmer Spencer Brookfield Framingham and Huntington Avenue venues.
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Parade
Palmer
Spencer
Brookfields
Worcester
Massachusetts Boys
Boston
Framingham
Dandy Fifth returns to cheers as troops dispersed
The first gleam of the engine headlights cut the darkness as crowds cheered for the Dandy Fifth. Companies from nearby towns planned celebrations, with commanders allowing men to return home after discharge at the Common and daily armory check-ins.
Funeral rites for Edwin P Burleigh senior druggist
Funeral services for Edwin P Burleigh senior partner of Melvin and Badger and long time Boston druggist will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Mt Auburn Chapel. Burial follows in East Wakefield New Hampshire birthplace. Burleigh served the firm 43 years as clerk and partner.
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Edwin P. Burleigh
Melvin & Badger
Boston
Mt. Auburn Chapel
East Wakefield
N. H
Burleigh
House of
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