Bryan Conception of the Presidency Analyzed by Bryan
William Jennings Bryan, Democratic nominee, writes My Conception of the Presidency for Collier's Weekly July issue. He argues the president is limited by checks and balances, must rely on Senate approval, and share responsibility with others, while stressing moral courage and public sympathy. Also notes dangers of favoritism and need for cabinet counsel. Tuesday afternoon George Swift, 17, injured his foot in a mower accident.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Collier’s Eekly
Bryan
Oth
Senate
House
Case
Use
Ple
Hose
Rts
George Swift
Warren
Lightning Kills Team of Horses. Man Injured on Farm
A bolt struck a team of horses attached to a harrow on the Cowan farm near Prospect. The horses died instantly and Charles Cowan was knocked unconscious. He was found by his father and later regained full consciousness and appeared well later the same day.
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Cowan
Prospect
Charles Cowan
Butler
Mr. Cowan
New Priest Installed At Hillsville Church
Father Fortunato Sacco has taken assignment as Hillsville’s priest after Bishop Canevin approved the move following congregation votes. He arrived in New Castle Monday and led a reopening mass, then held services in Pittsburg before moving to Hillsville for permanent duties.
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Hillsville
Fortunato Sacco
Pittsburg
Canevin
New Castle
Frank Cunti
Nicholas DeMita
Father Rossi
Tony Conti
Rosario Serge
Sanitary Pottery Wage Debate Moves Toward Two Year Pact
Trenton potters at the national convention in Atlantic City push a resolution for a two year wage scale with sanitary manufacturers matching the general trade contract. The current sanitary agreement lasts one year and faces potential renewal after fall. Supporters cite the general ware trade two year pact as successful and say manufacturers would accept a longer term in good faith.
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Trenton
Atlantic City
Kimberley Kin Wealth Heir Fined for Child Whipping
Samuel O Kimberley nephew and heir to Peter L Kimberley with a $10 000 000 estate was fined 50 for whipping his 10 year old son in Hyde Park police court. The mother said he lived idly after a $300 000 legacy from his uncle. Kimberley claimed the boy deserved it but the court ruled the chastisement too severe.
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Chicago
Samuel O. Kimberley
Peter L. Kimberley
Hyde Park
Kimberley
Tribe Ben Hur Installs Officers
Members of the Tribe of Ben Hur enjoyed a social evening as the new officers were installed. Past chief Charles Handell led the procession with Chief Francis Mershimer and other officers including Goldie Humble, Mrs. Harkless, B. K. Coulter, Mat Howard, David Gibson, Mrs. Kellert, Elmer Rice, pianist Amy Cottam, and trustee J. J. VanGorder.
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Ben Hur
Charles Handell
Francis Mershimer
Goldie Humble
Mrs. Harkless
B. K. Coulter
Mat Howard
David Gibson
Inner Gate
Mrs. Kellert
Prosperous Times at Shenango Limestone Quarries
Prosperous times return to the Shenango Limestone quarries south of the city with nearly a full force back at work. Output now equals about two thirds of last summer. The Shenango limestone sits over 20 feet thick, while Hilltown stone is around 14 feet in thickness.
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Shenango
Shenango Company
Lawrence County
Hilltown
Ministers exchange pulpits in Chicago and Winona Lake
Rev J S Martin of the Reformed Presbyterian church will preach in a Chicago church next Sunday in exchange with Rev Smith. Rev Smith will preach here on the last Sunday of this month and the first Sunday of August. Rev Martin and family vacation at Winona Lake Ind and he will speak at the Winona Lake annual institute August 6 to 16.
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J. S. Martin
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Reformed Church of Chicago
Rev. Smith
Smith
Martin
Winona Lake
Ind
Cut in wages takes effect at New Castle plant
New Castle tin workers have been informed that starting next Monday a 6 percent wage cut will apply across all departments except the heaters. The reduction follows a wage committee meeting with representatives of the workers and the American Sheet and Tin Plate company.
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New Castle Tin
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Funeral Service for Bishop Curtis in Baltimore Cathedral
Solemn rites for Bishop Alfred A. Curtis, late vicar general of the Baltimore Catholic archdiocese, were held in the cathedral on Tuesday. Cardinal Gibbons celebrated the pontifical requiem mass as Bishop P J Donohue of Wheeling preached the sermon.
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United Press
Baltimore
Alfred A. Curtis
Six Men Attack Fran Sellars. Big Dog Helps Beat Them
Fran Sellars, a Youngstown interpreter, fought off six attackers in a desperate encounter. His large dog rushed to his aid, turning the fight and scattering the assailants.
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Fran Sellars
Youngstown
Roosevelt to address naval war college cadets
President Roosevelt will visit Newport Rhode Island July 22 to address the young officers of the naval war college. He departs Oyster Bay July 21 and returns July 23, balancing work and recreation in his schedule.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Newport
R. I
Naval War College
East Butler to Open First Presbyterian Church
East Butler residents plan a Sunday service in the new school house to organize the First Presbyterian church of the town. The congregation will begin with many new residents joining the church, reflecting the town’s Presbyterian ties.
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East Butler
First Presbyterian Church of
Mt Jackson School Names Priincipal and Staff
Mt Jackson school board met Saturday evening and elected teachers for the Mt Jackson school including Principal Miss Nellie Clark, assistant principal Miss Ray of Greenville, and music teacher Miss Belle Gibson. Mr and Mrs Samuel Ferguson visited relatives in Niles and Mrs Eliza Wilson left for Fort Wayne with Mrs Samuel Laughlin accompanying to Beaver Falls.
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Eliza .Wilson
Diefenderfer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Beaver Falls
Samuel Laughlin
North Beaver Township
Mt. Jackson School
Nellie Clark
Ray
Greenville
Belle Gibson
Local notices from Edenburg column report many visits and minor accidents
Miss Ella McWilliams heads to Conneaut Lake for a week. A. C. Robinson and D. P. Needler were in New Castle. Multiple residents visit relatives in Lowellville Berlin Center Niagara Falls Middletown and Mahoningtown. Asa Hoffmaster suffers a wagon accident injuring his left hand, and Scott Hoffmaster endures a coal fall incident. both recover with injuries.
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Ella McWilliams
Conneaut Lake
A. C. Robinson
D. P. Needler
New Castle
Mary McGuire
Lowellville
M. Foly
C. Wagoner
Berlin Center
Elmer Beight
John Parks
Niagara Falls
Claude Bonnet
Middletown
J. R. Haun
Dick Woods
Alliance
F. B. McFerrick
Walter Campbell
Mahoningtown
Margaret Goddard
L. D. Stanley
J. A. McWilliams
J. F. McWilliams
Ira Beight
Peter Beight
Petersburg
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