China aims to end foreign privilege and watch Japan closely
Dr. T. Msieh of the Chinese trade and labor bureau in Boston warned at Williams College that foreign special rights in China undermine sovereignty. He argued Japan pursues a liberal line but must be watched as extraterritoriality and tariff controls threaten Chinese independence.
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International News Service
Williamstown
Mass
China
Japan
T. Msieh
Chinese Trade and Labor Bureau
Boston
Institute of Politics
Msieh
Macao
Formosa
William Jennings Bryan dies in Dayton Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan died at 4 30 p m Sunday in Dayton Tennessee after a period of illness following the Scopes trial. He was 65 born March 19 1860 in Salem Illinois and had served as secretary of state under Woodrow Wilson. His death followed a nap at the home of Dr Richard Rogers in Dayton and was attributed to apoplexy and brain hemorrhage.
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Rhea County Court House
Richard Rogers
Dayton
Rogers
South Dayton
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Los Angeles
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Court House
Jesus
Taft
William Howard Taft
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Scopes
Jim McCartney
Winchester
Chattanooga
Southern Methodist Church
Ryan
John Thomas Scopes
S. K. Hicks
Herbert Hicks
Gordon McKenzie
Wallace Haggard
A. P. Haggard
Board of Commissioners
Bryan University
Hearing Granted for Scott Appeal and Mental Examination
The state seeks an immediate session to permit alienists to examine Scott. Scott Worn and Nervous awaits in the county jail as prosecutors push for urgent action. Across town two fathers confront one another, one pleading for mercy for Scott, the other defending the murder victim Joseph Maurer.
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Scott
Joseph Maurer
Bryan recalls anti evolution moment on stage in New Wilmington
The article notes William Jennings Bryan's last visit to the district, where he spoke about evolution after a scheduled two hour talk. He was tired at first but neared his famed Cross of Gold rhetoric near the end, leaving a lasting impression on attendees. The same day he spoke at a Rotary Kiwanis meeting at Westminster college. It recalls 1896 campaign energy in New Castle amid torch light parades and the famous 16 to 1 slogan.
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Bryan
New Wilmington
Mr. Bryan
New Castle
Lawrence County
Girl Fatally Struck by Passing Auto Near Crescentdale
Coroner J. P. Caldwell reports a girl died after being hit by a passing automobile. Witness Rudiak, traveling north from Beaver Falls with his brother Charles Rudiak and companions John Dupack and Peter Presco, said pedestrians stepped from behind a parked car near Crescentdale as traffic slowed to pass.
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J. P. Caldwell
Rudiak
Beaver Falls
Charles Rudiak
John Dupack
Peter Presco
Crescentdale
New Castle
Transportation Arrangements for Old Timers Reunion
The Old Timers reunion at Cascade Park on August 12th will provide transportation for any attendees unable to reach the park. The organizing committee, led by Ralph Campbell Dick Long Harry L. Dunlap and Howard Morrison, asks for invitations to former residents and offers transport to those in need. An expected large turnout is noted along with a list of planned entertaining features.
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Cascade Park
Ralph Campbell
Dick Long
Harry L. Dunlap
Howard Morrison
Harvey FE. McGoun
Scott D. Long
McQuillan Plans to Contest Divorce Case
New York Giants star pitcher Hughey McQuillan will contest the divorce suit brought by his wife Nellie T. McQuillan. He told Supreme Court Justice James C. Cropsey in Brooklyn he would deny all allegations. The hearing on alimony and counsel fees 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 Giants
Nellie T. McQuillan
Supreme Court
James C. Cropsey
Brooklyn
Radio concerts on Japanese trains attract better-class travelers
Tokyo July 27. Passengers in Japan on government railways will enjoy radio programs in travel cars. Several cars are being equipped with receiving sets for listening to broadcasts from Tokyo and Osaka stations. A small fee will be charged for the privilege.
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Tokyo
Japan
Government Railway Department
Osaka
Accused of Damaging Car Held on Larceny Charge
John Bittell is jailed on a warrant from Alderman J Lee Cooper awaiting a hearing on larceny and operating a vehicle without a license. police believe he took McKinley Williams’s car from Eli Shifman’s Moravia Street rear, damaging it nearly beyond repair. Hearing date not yet set.
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John Bittell
J. Lee Cooper
McKinley Williams
Eli Shifman
Moravia Street
Alderman Cooper
Jewelry Bandits Blow Safe for $15000 Loot
Chicago crime report says cracksmen blew the safe at the Manufacturing Jewelry plant and escaped with diamonds and other valuables valued at fifteen thousand dollars.
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International News Service
Chicago
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
Marriage licenses issued include Philip J. Mastripolito and Louis C. Chivers among others in New Castle Woodlawn Butler Renfrew New Castle West Pittsburg and Youngstown areas. Names listed include John C. C. Schofield Trila Ruby Homer B. E. Robbins Marie Stein Dale Henry Velma M. Thomas Lesta L. Walker Joe Roberts Jennie Sonfelise. Time it is cool enough to sleep it in almost time to get up.
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Philip J. Mastripolito
Philadelphia
Louis C. Chivers
New Castle
John C. C. Schofield
Woodlawn
Trila
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Sarah Thompson and Others
Obituaries list deaths in Pittsburgh and nearby towns. Mrs Sarah Tait Thompson widow of William Thompson dies after extended illness with survivors Emily William and Robert. Infant of Paul and Mary Keelan dies. funeral at 10 AM from residence. George T Able's funeral held in Edenburg with several ministers assisting. Mrs Sarah A Coulter dies at 68 from a stroke with survivors Allen Mary J and Annie Black and sister Esther Lodwick. Services Tuesday at 3:30 PM from family home. interment Graceland cemetery.
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Sarah Thompson
Sarah Tait Thompson
William Thompson
Pittsburgh
Paul
Mary Hodge Keelan
John Street
F. E. Stough
Oak Park Cemetery
George T. Able
Edenburg
D. R. Dunn
Croton M
Sarah A. Coulter
Robert Coulter
East
Washington Street
Coulter
Lilly, Pa
Thomas
Ann Newey
Lawrence County
Coaltown
Mary J
Annie Black
Esther Lodwick
Niles, O
G. J. Kelly
Graceland Cemetery
Death of Harriet Salt Jones at 1115 Cunningham Ave
Harriet Salt Jones dies Saturday after illness of pneumonia at the family home 1115 Cunningham avenue. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones four sisters Mrs Frances Jones Stewart Cope Laura and Ruth and two brothers Jack and William Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 PM from the home burial in Oak Park cemetery
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Harriet Salt Jones
J. B. Jones
Cunningham Avenue
Frances Jones Stewart
Cope
Laura
Ruth
Jack
William
Oak Park Cemetery
Mrs Jennie Flowers Case Dies at 68 in Cleveland
Mrs. Jennie Flowers Case age 68 of Cleveland died Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Seaton 1124 Croton avenue after brief complications. She was born October 12 1857 in Harlansburg adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Flowers and a Methodist. She married 44 years ago and is survived by a son Charlies Clement of Cleveland a sister Mrs David Gibson and nieces and nephews Jennie Seaton Mary Tishborne Clyde Hart suff and William Gibson. Funeral Tuesday July 28 at 2 pm from the Seaton home and burial in Graceland Cemetery.
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Jennie Flowers Case
Cleveland
John Seaton
Croton Avenue
Case
Harlansburg
Vernon Flowers
Methodist Church
Charlies Clement
David Gibson
Jennie Seaton
Mary Tishborne
Clyde Hartsuff
William Gibson
Seaton
Graceland Cemetery
Injured Man Found Beside Tracks Near Wilson Stop
Joseph Bender 27 of Wilson Stop was taken to Ellwood City Hospital after being found by a Harmony car passenger lying beside the tracks near Wilson Stop. He sustained head lacerations and believes he was struck by the streetcar. His condition was not thought critical.
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Ellwood City
Joseph Bender
Wilson Stop
Ellwood City Hospital
Harmony
Ellwood
Bender
Injured Garland Mfg Worker Hospitalized in New Castle
Alex Rex of Garland Manufacturing Company West Pittsburgh is hospitalized in New Castle with injuries from a Saturday accident. Doctors expect he can leave hospital in a few days.
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New Castle Hospital
Alex Rex
Garland Manufacturing Company
West Pittsburgh
Lost articles found through the lost and found columns
The newspaper notes readers can recover missing items by checking the lost and found columns. It emphasizes searching for personal belongings and contacting the paper for reposts or submissions.
What Did You See on Jefferson Street Sunday
A collage of small town scenes described in brief vignettes. People powdering a man’s nose after church, plows digging streets, librarians repairing books, a spill from an ice cream wagon, boys using a pick handle as a bat, a bald man with a sponge in his hat, two girls with escorts near a flat tire, crabs caught for bait, a fox terrier carrying a paper, a fashionably dressed man with a red bandana, a ketchup spill on a skirt, two men arguing about evolution, a father teaching his son to bat, and a man taking photos at the park bathing beach.
Smoke causes scare at Royal Baking ovens on North Liberty
The Royal Baking Company on North Liberty Street filled with smoke around 10:30 PM as firemen from box 75 responded to a furnace incident. No damage or losses were reported. Dr and Mrs Charles A Reed and Mrs W A Stritmater returned from a Western coast trip.
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Royal Baking Company
North Liberty Street
William Kubinski
Seventh Ward Fire Department
Charles A. Reed
W. A. Stritmater
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Hamilton
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New Castile
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Second Ward
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Givens
North
Beaver Township
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Fourth Ward
Edw. O'Brien, SR
Union Township
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Wayne Townshi
Joseph
Pizor
Wayne Township
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Eastbrook
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New Castle, Pa
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J. Sldeb Bryan
Orville Brown
Jess W. Jenkins
For City Cares Co
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Louis G. Genkinger
Girl
McQuillan
Jewelry
Infant Keelan
Mr. Able
Mrs
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EW Castle
Women's Apparel Department
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Ice Cream Factory
South Mill Street
Grant Street
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