Attitude On Chinese Privilege Draws Nations’ Watchful Eye
Williamstown Massachusetts July 27. Dr T Msieh heads calls for ending foreign special rights in China and warns Japan’s policy is not conciliatory. He says China will not tolerate outside control and urges reform of extraterritoriality and tariffs to prevent further disturbances. He cites cases of Chinese generals and others evading laws via foreign consuls and Formosa for coverage.
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Iinternational News
Serts
Williamstown
Mass
China
Japan
T. Msish
Chinese Trade and Labor Bureau
Boston
Institute of Politics
Ching
Msieh
Chineas
Macao
Formosa
Extra Territoriality Underlines China Sovereignty Clash
The passage argues China cannot exercise jurisdiction over foreign subjects, citing two China examples to show extra territoriality erodes sovereignty and humiliates the nation. It notes tariff autonomy as a right of independent states and warns that treaty-based revocation by one signatory leaves the other with no recourse but force.
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China
Young Ching
Remains of Great Commoner Rest in Little White Cottage
William Jennings Bryan died at 4:30 pm in Dayton Tennessee after the Scopes trial era. He passed at a friend’s home from apoplexy and brain hemorrhage and planned to campaign for fundamental Christian doctrines. His wife Mrs Bryan will arrange burial in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Rhea County Court House
Richard Rogers
Dayton
Rogers
South
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Los Angeles
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Court House
William Jennings Bryan Dies at 65 in Dayton
The famous American figure William Jennings Bryan died at age 65 in Dayton after a day spent in Winchester and Chattanooga. His widow arranged funeral plans with services in Dayton and Washington DC, with interment at Arlington. Bryan served as Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson and led the Commoner publication before his death.
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Bryan
Arlington National Cemetery
Third Nebraska Infantry
Republic
Arlington
Salem
Illinois College
Union College of Law
Chicago
Illinois
Jacksonville
Lincoln
Nebraska
Miami
Florida
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
William McKinley
Spain
McKinley
Lincoln, Neb
the Commoner
Taft Iy
Willem Howard Taft
Brya
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Secur
Jim McCartney
Winchester
Tenn
Chattanooga
Southern Methodist Church
McCartney
Ryan
Richard Rogers
Dayton
John Thomas Scopes
K. Hicke
Herbert Hicks
Gordon McKenzie
Wallace Haggard
Washington
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Los Angeles
Leyton Mourns Bryan Death and Holiday Proclaimed
The town of Leyton closed today as residents paid final honors to William Jennings Bryan. Dayton officials declared a city holiday and flags at half mast to mourn his untimely death while Bryan had toured the city as a guest. Dr. George W. Rappleyea expressed partial responsibility for the Scopes trial outcome and Bryan’s death, noting their former opposition but lasting friendship. Plans for Bryan University and a possible change of will to fund it were discussed, but died with him.
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Bryan
Rogers
A. P. Haggard
Agha
Leyton
William Jennings Bryan
Dayton
Board of Commissioners
Norrow
Rappleyea
George W. Rappleyea
Scopes
Rappleysa
Hifa
Bryan University
Hearing on Scott Appeal for Mercy and Mental Examination
The state requests an immediate examination by alienists for Scott Worn as part of an appeal hearing. Scott, worn and nervous, endures a vigil in a narrow cell amid the county’s somber mood. In the city, a poignant exchange unfolds between two fathers, one pleading for mercy for his son and the other, father of Joseph Maurer, refusing to intervene as he recalls his own loss.
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Pegs Ona
Scott
Segason
Joseph Maurer
Mttla
Bryan Recall of Last Visit to New Castle District
The article recalls William Jennings Bryan’s final visit to the district in New Wilmington and New Castle. It notes his two hour scheduled talk, digression on anti evolution, and a brief noon address at a Y M C A meeting. It ties his death to district epochal events like the 1899 campaign with the 16 to 1 battleground and torch parades.
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Bryan
New Wilmington
Thoas
Bryan Japola
New Castle
Tha Y
Westminster College
Lawrence County
Girl Fatally Injured by Passing Auto
Coronel J. P. Caldwell reports to the coroner that a girl was struck and killed by a car while crossing near Crescentdale, as three vehicles slowed near a roadside parked car. Rudiak, driving north from Beaver Walls with Charles Rudiak John Dupack and Peter Presa, placed the incident opposite a stopped vehicle.
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Rudiak
Crescentdale accident injures Mary Lavich aiding driver dispute
A pedestrian girl Mary Lavich, visiting Crescentdale from Meadville, was struck by a vehicle driven slowly by Gil Duconcious. Bystanders say she stepped from behind the machine. four wheels remained on the curb. Coroner Caldwell and officers investigate. inquest slated for Wednesday at Alderman Mantz’s office.
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Gil Duconcious
Dr. Dutt
Rudiak
Mary Lavich
John Lavich
Meadville
Crescentdale
Caldwell
Miller and
Moschetta
Mantz
Transportation For Old Timers Reunion At Cascade Park
The Old Timers reunion committee will hold the event at Cascade Park on August 12. Transportation will be provided for any attendees unable to reach the park upon notification to a committee member. The group seeks invites to former residents and lists of invitees. Committee members include Ralph Campbell Dick Long Harry L Durlap and Howard Merricon with Harvey E McGoun as president Scott D Long as vice president W T Butt as secretary and John R Marshall as treasurer. Indications point to a large attendance and a program of engaging features.
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Cascade Park
Ralph Campbell
Dick Long
Harry L. Durlap
Howard Merricon
Harvey E. McGoun
Scott D. Long
W. T. Butt
John R. Marshall
McQuillan Plans To Contest Divorce Case
International News Service reports star pitcher Hughey McQuillan of the New York Granta will contest in every respect the divorce suit filed by his wife Mrs Nellig T McQuillan. He testified before Supreme Court Justice James C. Cropasy in Brooklyn as alimony and counsel fees were sought. The hearing was postponed to Friday. Mrs McQuillan had accused him of debauchery non support and association with another woman.
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International News Service
New York
Hughey” McQuillan
New York Granta
Mra
Nellig T. MecQullan
Supreme Court
James C. Cropasy
Brooklyn
McCulman
McQuillan
Radio concerts for Japanese train passengers begin
Tokyo July 27 passengers on better class trains in Japan will soon enjoy radio programs. The government railway department is equipping several cars with radio receivers so travelers can tune to broadcasts from Tokyo and Osaka stations. A small listening fee will be charged.
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Tokyo
Accused Damager John Birtoll Held on Larceny Charge
John Birtoll was arrested on a warrant issued by Alderman J Lee Cooper and jailed awaiting a hearing on larceny and operating a car without a license. He allegedly took McKinley Williams's car from Eli Shifman’s store rear on Motayia street and damaged it nearly beyond repair. Hearing date pending before Alderman Cooper.
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John Birtoll
J. Lee Cooper
McKinley Williams
Eli Shifman
Motayia Street
Cgoopar
Jewelry Bandits Loot $15,000 in Diamonds and Jewelry
Cracksmen blew the safe at the Manufacturing Jewelry plant in Chicago today and escaped with diamonds and other jewelry valued at $15,000. Police seek suspects as investigation continues.
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Jewelry
Chicago
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Several Municipalities
A compilation lists marriage licenses issued for pairs including Philip Masttpolito of Philadelphia and Louis G. Chivers of New Castle, with other couples named in Woodlawn Butler Renfrew Youngstown and West Pittsburgh areas. The fragmentary text notes multiple individuals with varying initials and locales, ending with a stray line about time and sleep.
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Philip J. Masttpolito
Philadelphis
Louis G. Chivers
New Castle
John C. C. Schofield
Woodlawn Trils Ruby
Woodlawn
Homer E. Robbing
Butler Marie Stein
Butler Dala Henry
Butler Velma M. Thomas
Renfrew
von Roberts
Youngstown
Jennie Sonfelise
West Pittsburgh
Deaths Of The Day notices run in Pittsburgh area
Obituary column reports deaths including Mrs. Sarah Thompson of Pittsburgh on July 25 after an extended illness. Survivors include daughter Emily Thompson and sons William and Robert. Funeral at 3 PM from the family home. Also notes infant Reelan Keelan’s death. George T. Able’s funeral. Mrs. Sarah A. Coulter’s stroke death. Harriet Salt Jones’s pneumonia death. Jennie Flowers Case’s obituary with service details and Graceland cemetery burial.
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Sarah Thompson
Sarah Tait Thompson
William Thompson
Pittsburgh
Reelan
Faul
Mary Hodge Keelan
John Street
F. W. Stough
Oak Park Cemetery
Able
George T. Able
Denburg
D. R. Dunn
Croton M. EL
Chargy
M. B. Riley
W. H. Fenton
Farral
Dev
Moore Sanburn
Franklin
Fenton
Fenton Rendered Selgetions At the Services. the Pallbearers Were Messrs
McKane
Walter, McCurdy
Sarah A. Coulter
Robert Coulter
Washington Street
Coulter
Lilly, Pa
Thomas
Ann Newey
Lawrence County
Coaltown
Harriet Salt Jones
J. B. Jones
Cunningham Avenue
Frances Jones Stewart
Cope
Laure
Ruth
Jack
William
Jennie Flowers Case
Cleveland
John Seaton
Croton Avenue
Case
Faringsburg
Vernon Flowers
Methodist Church
Charles Clement
David Gibson
Jennie Seaton
Mary Ashborne
Clyde Hari Guft
William Gibson
Seaton
Gracelang Cemetery
Man on road hurt in Ellwood City crash
Joseph Honder 27 of Wilson Stop was rushed to Ellwood City Hospital after injuries from an incident near Wilson Stop on Sunday evening. A Harmony streetcar passenger reported seeing a man lying near the tracks and police found him. treating doctors said head injuries were sustained though condition not critical. Alex Rax from West Pittsburgh Garlands Co. is in New Castle hospital after Saturday work accident. doctors expect him to be discharged in a few days. A light, humorous note closes with a storekeeper and boy exchange about candy for a birthday gift.
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Bellwood City
Joseph Honder
Wilson Stop
Ellwood City Hospital
Harmony
Ellwood
Wilson ‘Stop
Bender
New Castle Hostal
Alex Rax
Garland Manufacturing Company
West Pittsburgh
New Castle Hospital
What Did You See On Jefferson Street Sunday
A fragment list of street scenes and oddities along Jefferson and nearby streets after church. Notable items include a girl powdering a young man’s nose, a wagon spilling ice, boys using a pick handle as a bat, a bald man with a sponge in his hat, two young ladies with escorts, a man crabbing by a dam, a fox terrier with a paper, a well dressed man with a red bandana, a restaurant patron spilling ketchup, men arguing about evolution, a father with his son, and a friend photographing beachgoers.
Smoke Cause Of Fire Scare At Royal Baking Co
At about 10:36 in the morning Royal Baking Company on North Liberty Street prepared to bake when owner William Kubinstit discovered heavy smoke and called the seventh ward fire department. Firefighters from box 75 found smoke poured from the furnace door during startup. no damage or loss occurred. Dr and Mrs Charles A Reid and Mrs W A Strinmater returned home Saturday from a Western Coast visit.
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Royal Baking Company
North Liberty Street
William Kubinstt
Seventh Ward
Charles A. Reid
W. A Strinmater
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Chinese Labor Bureau
Massachusetts
Dr. Msieh
Union Store
Brown & Hamilton
H. R
Long Avenue
Physicians’ Pharmacy
Robert L. Wallace
New Castle Ablican
Tor
Emsey Bacond Ward
Republican
North
Beaver Township
William M. Moue
Wayne Township
Tosefe
Fieor
Sherriff
Leslie Whine Ward
Paublican
O Frame J
Waddingtor
Eastbrook
Easthroon
Shes x
Zraise
Ba ‘Faas WN
Jomnstom
Jack M. Dunlayf
Newstle, Pa
Tornez
Sea Anineaiatnaisia
Burgess, Ellwood Iy. Pavla OG. S Wie
Republican Trcbe
E. Xedur Bryan
W Castle
Republican Primarion
Orville Brown
Jess
Cowring
Fourth Ward
Davies Pitty
Girl
Forld Timers
Demos
Dt Jo
Man On
Road
Colio East
Iee St
Women's Apparel Department
Prodigal
Jefferson Street
West
Washington Stat
Ice Cream Factory
Grant Street
Paper Null Dam
Myle
Ihe Park
Baching Beach
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Foster Brothers, Inc
Dooce Brothers Desers
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