Bryan Nominated at Denver Convention amid Raucous Cheers
Delegates roar as I J Dunn nominates Bryan with Alabama delegation loudly supporting Nebraska. a falling oil painting interrupts the speech and the hall erupts in hour long applause. The platform debates focus on trusts banking and polygamy with Bryan aligned leaders pushing for a unified anti trust and anti injunction plank.
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I. J. Dunn
Omaha
Nebraska
Dunn
Bryan
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Noel
Mississippi
Fred DuBois
Idaho
DuBois
King
Utah
Charles Bryan
Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Committee On Resolutions
Thies
Resolutions Committee
Mayor Brown
Jerry Sullivan
Iowa
Congressman Lab
Indiana
Haskell
Oklahoma
United States
Gearin
Oregon
California
Colorado
Alva Adams
Connecticut
Minnesota
Hammond
Johnson
Delaware
W. Irving Handy
George Gray
Handy
Local Social Roundup Visitors and Birth Announcement
Mrs John Boston of this city visits Mrs H J Spensler in Akron. Mrs Marie Wilson of Highland Avenue visits friends in Cleveland. Miss Margaret Braatz of Lowellville visits Miss Edna Drescher of Lawrence Street. Mr and Mrs David Latimer celebrate birth of eight pound daughter. Rev John Klute of St Josephs Youngstown visits Father Eger Thursday. Harry Donaldson and family return from Cleveland visit. Hannah Vandegrift returns from visit with niece Miss Sallie Beebe in Findlay. Lucille Ross and Lucille VanGorder spend week at McConnells Mills. Tillie McCleary and Ada Stevens travel to Pittsburgh to visit Miss Mary Glover. Florence and Julia Baker of Union City visit Mrs Sarah Rice of North Shenango Street.
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John Boston
H. J. Spensler
Akron
Marie Wilson
Highland Avenue
Friends
Cleveland
Margaret Braatz
Lowellville
Edna Drescher
Lawrence Street
David Latimer
Court Street
John Klute
St. Joseph’s Church
Youngstown
Ada Stevens
McCleary Avenue
Mary Glover
Pittsburg
BE. Heydon Baker
Florence
Julia
Union City
Sarah Rice
North Shenango Street
Why Children Are Deceptive
An analysis from Illustrated Sunday Magazine on how elders and fear of punishment fuel children's lies. It argues honesty grows when children confess faults, reducing suffering and fostering moral courage even in nervous youngsters.
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iIllustrated Sunday Magazine
Finished Sermon for Hubby
A Manayunk philosopher recalls a Brooklyn Unitarian church scene where a pastor faltered and his wife stepped up to finish the sermon and lead prayers. The husband felt usurped while the crowd considered the wife’s helpfulness and if she could go too far.
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Brooklyn
Leech as Weather Prophet and Other Curious Notices
A leech kept in water acts as a weather omen with motion patterns signaling sunshine rain or wind. The Echo de Paris reports a France decree to curb opium sale by requiring authorization registration and buyer details. A New York Press note mocks a comb sold as worn by a witch displayed in a curio shop window sparking gossip about Salem ancestry.
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France
Echo de Paris
Salem
Mass
New York Press
Two Kinds of Fame in Stratford Tale
Haydon visits Stratford and discusses Shakespeare with rustics in a wayside inn. They boast of a local wonder, John Cooper, who has lived in town for 90 years without ever having the toothache.
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Haydon
Stratford
Shakespeare
John Cooper
Paris Journalist Forms Club for Babies in Pleasant Building
A Paris journalist founded a babies club with a spacious building, garden, and clubhouse offering games, a Punch and Judy show, and a cafe selling sweets, cakes, tea, milk, and lemonade. Toys, ships, and a theatre are provided for members and their parents.
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Paris
Bookkeeper Married Four Months Sparks Salary Inquiry
A junior partner notes the bookkeeper has been married nearly four months and the senior partner reacts by ordering an examination of the accounts, hinting at possible financial scrutiny within the firm.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Birds Bills Adaptations For Feeding And For Drilling
The article explains that swallows night hawks and whip poor-wills have small weak bills that open wide to scoop food while flying, allowing speed to remain unchanged. In contrast woodpeckers possess wedge shaped bills enabling them to drill through bark and dead wood for hidden grubs.
Presbyterian Day at Park Marks Largest Presbyterian Crowd
Presbyter ian day at Cascade park on Tuesday July 28 is expected to draw 2500 to 3000 attendees with 500 from Sharon. Rev. Charles Stetzle of New York will speak. Dr. Scott Hershey will preside. Athletic events, contests, and a ministers versus laymen baseball game highlight the program.
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Cascade Park
Com
Pine Grove
Charles Stetzle
New York
Presbyterial Department of Church and Labor
Stetzle
Chicago Record-Herald
Scott F. Hershey
M. W. Keith
Frank P. Anderson
Sharon
Charles Bell
Slippery, Rock
Ball Park
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Hubby
Weil-Haskel
Alexander Smith
New Castle
Brussels
Axminster and
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Lisle
Batiste
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Oxfords
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