Wilson and Marshall Named as Democratic Ticket at Convention
The Democratic national convention accepts Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey for president and Thomas Reilly Marshall of Indiana for vice president. Supporters expect unity against the Old Guard while aiming to avoid rancor that could hurt party success. Delegates flood in as Wilson and Marshall are poised to secure the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwin Nevin
U. N.S
ST. Louis
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Thomas Reilly Marshall
Indiana
Wilson
Donnybrook
Old Guard
Marshall
Balore
Washington
Bend
Idcal
Hughes
Owen
Justice Aghes
New Home Treatment for Ugly Hairy Growths
An old publication promotes a home method to remove facial and neck hair using a paste of water and Delatone. The mix is left on 2 to 3 minutes then rubbed off and washed to remove hairs with no skin irritation.
Quaker Coach Drops Entire Penn Varsity Crew
In Poughkeepsie New York Penn coach Joe Wright moves the junior varsity oarsmen to first varsity positions with coxswain and shell, aiming for stronger representation in the upcoming race. The junior crew had repeatedly defeated the regular varsity prompting the drastic reshuffle. The article notes a historical parallel referencing Alton B Parker and a Democratic steering committee comment on political leadership.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Joe Wright
University of Pennsylvania
Wright
Shell
Penn
Alton B. Parker
Court of Appeals of New York
Supreme Court Commission
Parker
Empire State
Death of Jack Clark Former New Castle Resident
Death notices report Jack Clark, former New Castle resident, died Monday at his Canton Ohio home. He is survived by his father Thomas Clark and brothers Benjamin and Thomas of Canton, and cousins J W Clark and David B Clark in New Castle. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the Canton family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clark
Canton
David Clark
Benjamin
Thomas
Thomas Clark
J. W. Clark
David B. Clark
New Castle
Funeral for Edna May Gardner Held at Third United Presbyterian
The funeral for Edna May Gardner was conducted Monday at 2:30 PM at Third United Presbyterian Church with Rev. J Elmer Campbell officiating. Many friends attended as floral offerings adorned the service. interment followed at Oak Park Cemetery with pallbearers Forrest Sherman, Harry Morris, Benjamin Clark, and Ted Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna May Gardner
Third United Presbyterian Church
J. Elmer Campbell
Oak Park Cemetery
Forrest Shermann
Harry Morris
Benjamin
Ted Clark
Mrs Amberson Dies at 67 After Illness at Home
Mrs Almira M Amberson wife of Linton S Amberson died at the family home 1513 Huron avenue Tuesday morning June 13 at 2 40 o clock after an illness of some time She was 67 born March 4 1849 She had lived in the city 11 years and was a Bethany Lutheran Church member She is survived by her husband three sons H H Amberson L C Amberson and R M Amberson all of the city and one sister Mrs L B Kennedy of New Brighton Pa Funeral Thursday at 2 o clock from the residence Interment in Oak Park cemetery
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Almira M. Amberson
Linton
Amberson
Huron Avenue
Bethany Lutheran Church
H. H
L. C
R. M. Amberson
L. B. Kennedy
New Brighton
Oak Park Cemetery
Beaver County
Widow Mrs Jennie Jackson Dies At 65 In North Sewickley
Mrs Jennie Jackson widow of James A Jackson of North Sewickley died at her home Tuesday morning June 13 at 1130. She was 65 and had been ill. Survived by four sons Walter Sharp Fred and Charles of North Sewickley. She was sister of Hon J Sharp Wilson Beaver Omar T Wilson Mrs Chris McCandless and Dr Loyal W Wilson. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Jackson
James A. Jackson
North Sewickley
Jackson
Walter, Sharp
Fred
Charles
J. Sharp Wilson
Beaver
Omar T. Wilson
Chris McCandless
Loyal W. Wilson
Death of Eugene McConahy Following Measles
Eugene McConahy aged years died at home 101 South Cedar Street Monday at 11 AM from pleural pneumonia after measles. Survived by Mr and Mrs Bert McConahy and several brothers and sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 1:30 PM at Valley View cemetery with Rev Harris of the Christian church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Bert McConahy
South Cedar Street
Valley View Cemetery
Rev. Harris
The
Christian Church
Funeral for John Callahan Held at St Marys Church
The funeral for John Callahan was held Tuesday at 9 o'clock at St Marys Church with many relatives and friends in attendance. The Knights of Columbus attended in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Callahan
St. Mary’s Church
Knights of Columbus
Pallbearers Named for Funeral at St Marys
The interment took place at St Marys. Pallbearers listed include E. Nessler, George Sherry, James A, John F. McCormick, W. P. McCarthy and A. B. Sullivan.
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St. Mary's
E. Nessler
George Sherry
James A
John F. McCormick
W. P. McCarthy
A. 8. Sullivan
Kissing Should Be Sacred Only Within Family Says Hygienist
A hygienist condemns kissing as dangerous when aimed at strangers or infants. The piece argues kissing originated from identification and is now a harmful habit, recommending family greetings instead and reserving kissing for close relatives. babies’ lips are especially sacred.
Three Parts of England Describe Regional Divide
The piece divides England by a north south line from the Dee to the Humber into three regions. It contrasts industrial north with Manchester and Leeds against the midlands led by Birmingham and a southern feudal zone with cathedral towns. It asserts the north drives progress and supports democracy and free trade.
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England
Dee
Humber
America
Manchester
Sheffield
Leeds
Bradford
Midlands
Birmingham
Sense of Direction In Animals
Discussion on how cats dogs pigeons and other animals return in a straight line to a departure point. Experts debate instinct intelligence internal mechanism and automaton theories while a leading writer suggests scent cues from odors encountered on a journey guide the animal home.
Most Mysterious Disease Hydrophobia in Country People
Rabies described as a mysterious disease with deaths mistaken for insanity or paralysis. The piece notes many cases go undetected and argues effectiveness of dog killing as a remedy, comparing American and English approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New York Press
Pigeons Clipped Wings Save Antic during Quarantine
A naval captain in quarantine at Auckland received valuable carrier pigeons. His colored servant claimed to have cared for them, boasting that “they would not fly away” because he clipped their wings. The tale blends humor with a glimpse of colonial era attitudes.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Express locomotive puffs counted at 1056 per mile
A locomotive moving at express speed is reported to emit 1,056 puffs every mile, reflecting the high exhaust output of fast rail travel.
Lyons trial ongoing after deadly hotel room confrontation
Witness Diggs recounted a confrontation with Lyons on the hotel stairs and corridor about room No. 25. Lyons fired injuring Witte as Diggs fled, and the case proceeded under rigid cross examination with a civil engineer presenting a diagram of the hotel rooms.
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Lyons
Witness
Diggs
Turner
Mr. Witte
Witte
Russians Threaten Lemberg As Capture Advances
фронт линии простирается на 250 мили против Австро-Венгрии и Германии. Русские силы форсируют сопротивление на отдельных участках и достигают ключевых целей Czernowitz Kovel Lemberg. По данным официального сообщения, пленных уже около 115000 человек и трофеев множество.
Duties of the feminine sex sermon urged women to pay debts
Rev. Dr. Charles E. Jefferson of Broadway Tabernacle delivers a sermon to grown daughters urging women to share in the world's duties. He argues women must pay debts to parents and siblings and support younger sisters, balancing family obligations with eternal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
Quiet Monday Wedding of Miss Kathryn Leyshon and John F MacWilliams
Miss Kathryn Leyshon daughter of Mr and Mrs John Leyshon East Reynolds street wed John F MacWilliams in a 3 o clock ceremony officiated by Rev C G Farr. The event was a simple private affair with immediate family present.
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Kathryn Leyshon
John Leyshon
East Reynolds Street
John F. MacWilliams
C G. Farr
Woman’s Martyrdom and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
A brief piece discusses women suffering in the home from female ailments and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy to alleviate pain and restore health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Beware Of Cousins Says This Writer
A writer warns that cousins are not simple and may cause trouble in family matters. The essay notes cousins can borrow money, visit unasked, claim kin, contest wills, and even fall in love, emphasizing distrust and caution in cousinly relations.
Promoter Role Cited in Witticism On Value
An expert quip from Life magazine defines a promoter as someone who makes either a dollar or a penny appear worth thirty cents, highlighting the art of perceived value. The remark frames promoters as masters of illusion in finance and business.
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Pop
Life's Handicap and a Soldier's Reassuring Word
A fond mother asks if a child resembles his father and the soldier reassures her not to worry as long as the child is healthy. The exchange reflects tenderness and concern in a wartime setting.
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Aton
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Mr. Callahan
Lemberg
Brody
Bubno
Zlota Lipa
Buszacs
Stripa
Czernowitz
Kovel
Regent Theatre
Francis X. Bushman
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