Bryan Thinks Taft Roosevelt Field May Split Republicans
William Jennings Bryan predicts a dramatic Chicago convention with Taft using his machines and Roosevelt facing possible bolt or split in the Republican ranks. He warns Roosevelt must define term limits and notes anti Roosevelt forces may mount a third term challenge or bolting convention. He cites delegate math and past loyalties.
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Chicago
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bryan
Baptism Ends in Tragedy Father Gives Extreme Unction
New York report states Father Anselm Lenzi baptized and immediately gave extreme unction to a two month old baby who later died from horse injuries. Also notes a Nine cent wedding ring alleged in Reynolds Kilkenny marriage annulment suit. Meadville Pa bride to be Gertrude Harris to wed Thaddeus Walsh in Detroit on June 25. she is stricken with inflammatory rheumatism. Washington Pa minister H C Millington allegedly assaults a roller skater during sermon and posts bail for court.
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New York
Anselm Lenzi
William A. Reynolds
Mary Kilkenny
Meadville
Gertrude Harris
Thaddeus Walsh
Detroit
Mich
Washington
H. C. Millington
Methodist Episcopal
Brown Home Hosts Out-of-Town Guests This Week
Several guests visit the East Street residence of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brown. Mrs. David W. Pearson of Geneseo New York and Carl Springer formerly of the city arrive Saturday for a weekend stay. Walter Brookins of California is also a guest this week.
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William M. Brown
East Street
David W. Pearson
Geneseo
N. Y
Walter Brookins
California
Brown
Carl Springer
New York
Bitter Fight at Chicago Republican Meeting Grows
The Republican national committee opened in Chicago with proxies showing reluctance to challenge Taft or Roosevelt. Roosevelt ally Dixon refused to sit on the committee despite a proxy, while Roosevelt’s Ormsby McHarg charged a plan to seat two thirds Taft and one third Roosevelt delegates. Taft managers denied the plan as sensational and said most contests would be decided by each entitled delegate.
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United Press
Chicago
William Jensings Bryan
Newspaper Enterprises Association
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Republican Nation Committee
LaFollette
Cumas
Bryan
Republican National Committee
Col
Roosevelt
Scott
West Virginia
Ormsby McHarg
National Committee
Phatic
Dixon
Franklin Ties Darrow Bribe Attempt to Bain Juror
Clarence Darrow is accused of offering 1900 to Bert H. Franklin chief detective for the McNamaras defense to bribe Juror Robert J. Bain. Franklin testified at Darrow’s Los Angeles trial that the money was for bribery. Darrow denies the charge.
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Clarence Darrow
McNamaras
Bert H. Franklin
Robert J. Bain
Franklin
Darrow
Los Angeles
Bain
Young Named Tax Collector in Hickory Township
Samuel Young was appointed tax collector in Hickory township yesterday to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J. Bruce Hezlep.
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Samuel Young
Hickory Township
J. Bruce Hezlep
Rohrer Visits Harris for Time With Daughter
J. F. Rohrer of Harrisburg has arrived to spend time with his daughter Mrs. D. R. Harris, who lives on North Jefferson Street.
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J. F. Rohrer
Harrisburg
Mrs
D. R. Harris
North Jefferson Street
Deaths of the Day in Wampum and Vicinity
William Stevenson age 79 and Civil War veteran dies at Wampum due to age. Survived by six children and funeral Friday at Wampum M E B church with burial in Clinton cemetery. Magdalene Davis dies at 65 with daughter and two sons surviving. funeral to be held in Sharon area. Justina Hariowa dies at 16 from abscess. funeral at Greek church Moravia Street with Greenwood cemetery burial.
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Wiliam BE. Stevenson
Wamapum
Stevenson
Co. B
134Th Regiment
Mary Sutton
Virginia
Cora Roberts
Rose Point
Sadie Cannon
James Stevenson
Wampum
Harry
Slippery Rock
William J. Stevenson
Pittsburg
Wampum M. EB
Rev. Bartlett
Clinton Cemetery
Magdalene Davis
Isaiah Davis
August Bahra
East Washington Street
Davis
Pottsville
Peter Zorn
John W. Moore
George Davis
Sharon
Albert H. Davis
Cherry Valley
Justina Hariowa
Michael Hariowa
Moravia Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Seven Drunks Face Mayor Tyler Today
Seven offenders appeared before Mayor Tyler this morning. Most were common drunks either discharged or paying a small fine for release. J Shook was charged with dementia and drunkenness and jailed. he did not attend the hearing.
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J.shook
West Middlesex Presbyterian Church to Install Pastor
West Middlesex June 6 Rev J S Plummer D D will be installed as pastor of the West Middlesex Presbyterian church. Thursday evening Rev Dr Scott Hershey of New Castle will preach the sermon with other ministers Rev Pellinger Van Eman and Hayes taking part.
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West Middlesex
J. S. Plummer
D. D
West Middlesex Presbyterian Church
Scott Hershey
New Castle
Messrs. Pellinger
van Eman Anit Hayes
Coloring for concrete work color guide and sums
An American authority recommends concrete tinting per barrel of cement with dry sand. Dry sand is essential, colors deeper than target to offset bleaching. It lists pigment quantities for brown black blue buff green gray red bright red purple violet and yellow with specific oxides and pigments.
Devoted Husband Earns Sleep by Honest Pay
A quoted exchange portrays a man who would rather forgo even a nickel of his salary than betray his wife. The dialogue highlights his deep devotion and conscience driven restraint as a moral hallmark.
Greenville guest Miss Margaret Beatty with Miss Martha Johnson
Miss Margaret Beatty of Greenville is the guest of Miss Martha Johnson of Albert street, staying for a visit and social engagements at her host’s home.
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Margaret Beatty
Greenville
Martha Johnson
Albert Street
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