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Ministers' Vacation and the Demands on Clergy Life
The piece argues ministers deserve rest despite high expectations. It details salaries, workload, and the constant demands on clergy, noting they face court duties, worldly knowledge, book writing, correspondence, and numerous public requests, all eroding any imagined leisure.
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Ansling
Supreme Court
Ane
Iezser
Department of the Supreme Court
Trial Court
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Clergyman’s tireless task of two sermons weekly
The passage notes a minister must prepare two sermons weekly despite a heavy schedule. It cites George William Curtis on long prep times and acknowledges the need for occasional rest granted by a considerate congregation.
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George William Curtis
National educators urge focus on essential courses in Cleveland
Hundreds of educators at the national convention in Cleveland unanimously back trimming overburdened curricula to emphasize essential studies. They urge school boards to adopt this standard as law, criticizing New Castle’s confusing course setup and a proposed oversized high school as diluting true training. Everyone hopes for sharper, quality driven instruction rather than quantity.
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Cleveland
New Castle
New Castle Board of Education
National Educational Association
World Steel Trust Talk Sparks Global Industry Plan
A proposed world-wide steel trust valued in the billions would unite Germany, the United States, France, Russia and other major powers, with Great Britain joining later. The United States Steel Corporation would be a key member, potentially shaping prices worldwide and shielding the industry from tariff changes.
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Germany
United States
France
Russia
Great Britain
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie, Et al
Orchard pardon shocks Idaho justice critics
The Idaho board of pardons commuted Harry Orchard’s life sentence for the murder of former Governor Steunenberg and he was later granted a state job. Critics say Orchard cooperated to scapegoat labor unionists tried in Boise last year for complicity in the Steunenberg killing.
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Idaho Board of Pardons
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Orchard
Idaho
Boise
J R Kiskaddon Recovers After Illness
James R. Kiskaddon of Neshan nock Avenue division superintendent of the Manufacturers Heat and Light company, has been seriously ill for two months and was able to walk about the streets yesterday for the first time in several weeks.
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James R. Kiskaddon
Neshannock Avenue
Manufacturers Heat and Light Company
Is There Powder on My Nose A Humorous Verse
A humorous poem from the Ashville American describes a husband’s daily dilemmas as his wife interrupts his routines with light questions. The verses follow encounters at home and in public, from tying a shoe to checking a waist and asking about nose powder. The tone is playful and affectionate toward married life.
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Murmer
Ashville
England Pessimistic But Aims Strong Olympic Showing
English sprinters J W Morton and K G McLaren are named to run 100 and 200 metres at Shepherds Bush. Long distance hopes rest on T H Just and J R Fairbrain Crawford with rivals like J D Lightbody cited, while hurdles and field events show limited English optimism.
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United Press
London
England
United Kingdom
Athens
Shepherd's Bush
J. W. Morton
Morton
K.G. McLaren
Cambridge
Lieutenant Winhiam Halswell
J. R. Fairbrain Crawford
H. H. EB. Holding
Oxford
Just
Holding
Yale
Harvard
Queens Club
G. Butterfield
H. A. Wilson
J. KE. Deakin
A. J. Robertson
A. MacGough
Deakin
Kenneth Powell
E. R. Hussey
Oxonian
Oswald Croonings
J. B. Densham
Flanagan
McGrath
Sheridan
Rose
Healey
P. O'Connor
Ray Ewry
T. Kirkwood
T. R. Nicholson
Hints and Dints Prepare to Celebrate Fourth
A garbled collective of Fourth of July fragments mocks patriotism and public safety. It laments explosions and injuries, jokes about baldness cures, and critiques social figures while noting local celebrations and keg parties.
Old Timers Picnic Proposal Revs Up for July Fourth
A reader suggests rearranging the Old Timers picnic to July 4 next year to allow a quadrille dance and a possible Canada trip. The idea envisions costless travel and happy participation by the lucky girls.
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Canada
Migration and rural life monotony in the Erie Dispatch view
The Erie Dispatch argues migration is a natural drive to seek change, citing insanity statistics linked to monotony and noting the farmer's wife bears the daily burden. It urges migration as a duty for mental and physical well being, while condemning dirty milk wagons in New Castle as evidence of filth and poor hygiene.
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The
Erie Dispatch
Hfe
New Castle
Washington Street
Clean Porches and Wagons Reflect a City of Pride
A writer compares porch cleanliness to wagon upkeep suggesting a milk dealer should take pride in clean wagons. Old wagons can be refreshed with paint and regular scrubbing that preserves a decent appearance regardless of age.
Novel damage suit started in Gotham
Dr. Chal mers Prentice, formerly of Chicago and now in New York, sues the North German Lloyd Steamship Company for 250000 damages over the burial of his wife at sea aboard the Keenig Luise. The case, lacking civil precedent, is expected to interest lawyers and influence future similar actions.
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United Press
New York
Chalmers Prentice
Chicago
North German-Lloyd Steamship Company
Realty transfers list with multiple properties and buyers
A series of real estate transfers show Arthur L. Kingsley selling to Joseph Ward in New Castle for 1 dollar. Several bequests record sales in Fifth and Fourth wards including Hamilton, DiFonso, Gillespie, Weingartner, Reynolds and McMillin with prices from 1 to 3 thousand dollars. Transactions include Perry and Pulaski townships with buyers such as Hay and Ha zen noted.
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Arthur L. Kingsley
Joseph Ward
New Castle
Mary H. Hamilton
Louis Harry
Thomas W. Hamilton
Alfred Wilson
Guiseppi DeLillo
S. W. Dana
Antonio Parone
Chewton
Andrew H. McBride
Pat DiFonso
Florence R. Gillespie
James County
George T. Weingartner
Elizabeth Fleming
William H. Shaddick
Margaret J. Reynolds
Joseph W. Graham
James Reynolds
Christina McMillin
Charles Zuber
J. W. Brothers
Charles S. Meade
Seventh Ward
Henry K. Wick
George Billiott
Pulaski Township
John W. Boots
Carrie M. Hay
Perry Township
Nathaniel Copper
Edwin L. Hazen
John T. Brown
Governor Stuart and Taft Trade Broad Highway and Campaign Notes
Governor Stuart backs better roads to boost labor and crops across the state while Taft enjoys travel and industry growth ahead of a potential rest in the White House. The piece notes patriotism, labor questions, and public interest, ending with a quip that such news beats divorce cases.
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Stuart
Cumradus
Pittsburg
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