Foreign correspondence elevates The Philadelphia Times Sunday edition
The paper highlights its European capitals coverage London Berlin Paris and other cities with special correspondents. It notes Americans abroad for the Coronation and Boer War commentary and praises Dithmar the London writer for piquant insightful dispatches.
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Monarchic customs praised by observers in U S society
An observer notes in the Philadelphia Times tomorrow how some Washington leaders increasingly imitate European monarchical court formalities, reflecting a postwar trend praised as cordial toward the United States.
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Liberal Education for Five Cents
The Philadelphia Times announces tomorrow’s issue will feature the Summer List of a hundred best books from the Weekly Review of Books. The list will be split into fifty essential titles with full details and fifty with titles only. Special features include publisher announcements and expert criticism.
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Themes of the Moment for Tomorrow's Issue
The article previews tomorrow's features on Germany's South American designs the invention of a fresh air tabloid a Chicago plan for breakfast bars on trolley trailers Vanderbilt seeking a secret Long Island lake moonshine activity in big cities and an ocean liner swept ashore by Galveston tidal wave.
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Illustrated Magazine promises rare features in Sundays paper
The 16 page picture supplement of tomorrow's Philadelphia Times will include illustrated pieces on the origin of vegetarianism in Philadelphia the pausing of Earle's art galleries the end of the controversy over pictorial photography and the Varsity crew to race at Poughkeepsie June 21. The supplement's illustrations are black and white from original photographs and are stated to be of real value, unmatched by any other American newspaper in this department.
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Original Cartoons by Harper Pennington and Dan McCarthy
Noted portraitist Harper Pennington and caricaturist Dan McCarthy will be among the artists delivering topical comic cartoons. The piece notes American usage of cartoons and the strong role of newspapers in promoting satirical illustration of current events.
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Tales Worth Telling Tales in Competition for Weekly Prizes
A Philadelphia Times column features a batch of anecdotes about well known men and women, exploring unique manifestations of human nature in a popular ongoing series competing for weekly prizes.
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Philadelphia Times previews all-season department coverage
The paper promotes its broad range from sports and outdoor events to fashions, homes, and social life. It notes staff coverage of national games and exhibitions in baseball cricket polo golf tennis and more. Theater music and art are also highlighted with upcoming seasons and international updates.
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Features Across Themes Reflect Summer Arts and Interests
The piece notes artists such as a musician painter and sculptor mindful of La Cigale fable as they work in summer to endure winter. Coronation year brings continental artists and composers under foreign correspondence focus with many items for leaders to record. Various departments like G A R genealogy heraldry chess promise uncommon appeal to enthusiasts.
Catholic Reaction to Secretary Root on Philippine Friars
The Vatican friendly Philadelphia priest voices Catholic sentiment against Secretary Root's ideas on the friars in the Philippines. He recalls Archbishop Chapelle's blunt reply when asked about Philippine Committee testimony in Washington, telling him to go home because his testimony wasn't wanted.
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King Edward VII Plans Dinner for 500000 Subjects
A forthcoming royal dinner for 500000 of King Edward VII's subjects is noted as overlooked by both British and American press. Officials deny the number signals a hunger crisis, yet admit the group is “on the edge.” Further statistics promised in tomorrow's issue.
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Flag Day Theme in Philadelphia Feature by Lillian Tone Rhoades
The Philadelphia feature by Lillian Tone Rhoades explores the American Flag including its birth, significance, development, and cultural aspects in a timely look tied to Flag Day sentiment.
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Upcoming Phi Adelphia Times features diverse content
Tomorrow's issue promises original features ranging from a Mont Pelee crater exploration by Professor R T Hill to fiction and fact combinations. It highlights papers by Hugh Bastings on Frederick the Great, Charles De Kay on New York Italian theatre, and W J Henderson with BE Kemble on sea yarns, plus topics from college girls to Braddock's defeat site memorials and King Edward VII prerogatives.
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Camden Council Clashes Run High Over Police Trial
Police trial in Camden stalled due to absence of City Solicitor Henry M. Snider. Sergeant Edward Hyde faces assault charges against Councilman James Hanson while policemen Charles Conway and Alfred Sayres face drinking and inciting to riot charges. Hanson and Lawton exchanged insults amid threats of a fight. Hyde admitted striking Hanson as the accused concede drinking beer. Mayor Newrey warned he would act if a key official does not appear at the next hearing.
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Million Dollar Train Narrowly Avoids Collision at Summit
Morristown express known as the Million Dollar Train of the Lackawanna railroad nearly wrecked after entering an open switch near Summit. Engine 901 and gravel cars were damaged though no passengers were hurt. train halted about 150 yards after the switch. Cars were coupled to the Bernardsville express and sent to Hoboken, with about twenty minutes of delay.
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Second District Republican Convention Set for Cape May
The Republican Congressional committee of New Jersey's Second district, representing Cape May Cumberland Burlington and Atlantic counties, met in Camden and arranged for the convention to be held in Cape May on July 17.
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Camden Druggists await judge decision on adulterated drugs
Judge Bergen of the Camden District Court reserved his ruling on multiple Camden druggists charged with selling adulterated and impure drugs. The cases center on the purity and safety of medicines sold to the public.
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Crusade Against Impure Liquor Sways Towns
A report notes William S. Townsend of the New Jersey State Board of Health as author of a pamphlet and mentions a broader crusade led by saloon keepers against impure and adulterated liquors.
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Mrs Innes Defends Letters Were Jealousy Tactic
In a New York divorce trial, Mrs. Innes testified she wrote to Ernest Crowhurst to provoke Frederick H. Innes's jealousy. She said Crowhurst initially refused but eventually agreed, and the husband reportedly said he would seek a divorce after finding the letter. The cross examination intensified then paused for the day.
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Falkington Library Centenary Observed in Fallsington
Fallsington marks the 100th anniversary of the Falkington Library Company with addresses by Theodore Search and Dr. Joseph Walton, plus a reading by Robert S. Dana M D. The library has grown from 355 members and 135 volumes in 1800 to 7172 volumes across multiple categories. Current officers include President William D. Moon and Secretary Mrs. Tacy Gillingham.
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Captain Hobson Must Wait for Retirement Bill
The House Committee on Naval Affairs postponed the retirement bill for Naval Constructor R P Hobson until the next session due to his defective eyesight. The report says only grave reasons would justify special legislation and that with rest Hobson may recover enough to continue serving the navy.
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Tax on Oleomargarine Settled by Regulation
Washington officials rule that any artificial coloring in oleomargarine triggers the ten cent per pound tax. If finished product appears yellow but uses no artificial colors, the tax remains one quarter of a cent per pound.
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Army and Navy Orders and Tragic Local Killing Reported
Washington dispatches list Army and Navy personnel changes with resignations detachments and transfers to Fort Gibbon Pensacola Harbor and Mineola. Also notes ships Potomac Puritan Somers and Grey movements. At Elbow Lake Minnesota John Fox killed his brother and mother then himself in a presumed motive state of dementia.
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Twentieth anniversary events of Philadelphia Young People's Union
Religious notices from Philadelphia detail the twentieth anniversary of the Young People's Union of Philadelphia at First Baptist Church with multiple pastors speakers and music. Also listed are upcoming meetings at Crozer building Seventh Street churches, summer assemblies, scholarship sermons, and charity events across several synagogues and churches.
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Presbyterian Summer Gospel Meetings Begin At Front Street Tent
The Presbyterian evangelical committee starts its fourth year of hot weather gospel services with a 4 PM opening at Front Street and Washington Avenue. Ferdinand Schiveren leads daily services this week and Rev W F Needham conducts children's chalk talks. A second tent opens next Thursday at Sixtieth and Noa streets with Rev William P Fulton presiding and speakers including Revs B Bell and C Goar.
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Village Hero Rescues Girl From Barnyard Cow Attack
Juba Spaythe in the city leaped from a barn roof to rescue Eugenia Adawis from a savage cow. George Goodman, a local farmer, is noted as the man who was nearby. The incident left Spaythe injured while saving the child.
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Religious Services Listed At City Churches
A calendar of church services for Protestant Episcopal First Presbyterian Second Presbyterian Mt Airy Presbyterian Spring Garden Street M E Arch Street Church and First Unitarian Church. Times include 9 10 11 A M and 8 P M with sermons Sabbath School and meetings noted. Details show pastors Rev William Bodine Rev George Baker Rev John Calhoun and James D. minister among others.
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Chestnut Streets
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Walnuut
Twenty-first Streets
Charles Wood
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MT. Airy Presbyterian Church
Germantown
John Calhoun
Calhoun
Spring Garden Street
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Chas. M. Boswell
First Unitarian Church
Nat Street
James D
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Philadelphia Church of Christ Scientist Service Reminder
The Philadelphia Church of Christ Scientist at 1088 40th St offers free reading rooms open Tuesday and Friday. Service at 11 AM Sunday features the topic God the Preserver of Man with Wednesday service at 8 PM. All are welcome.
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Spiritual Development Class and Messages at Columbia Hall
Mrs. ALICE C. BARRY conducts a restretchion and developing class on mediumship and spiritual phenomena at 1825 Columbia Ave Sunday 2 45. Mrs. snd Mrs. FASENGER follow with messages giving names and descriptions. Dr IRA ND discusses demonstrations of powers. All are welcome.
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Injury Reported After Incident In Cincinnati Enquirer Note
A girl suffered a fractured arm and internal injuries that make her recovery doubtful according to a Cincinnati Enquirer note. The brief report cites medical assessments but provides few additional details.
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Flag Day events and memorial activities noted
A Maennerchor section marks Flag Day with a concert in Jefferson. the Park Commission is asked to consider a new statue for Indian Rock at noon. A Ladies of America celebration occurs during Ty in Sangutting ball on Independence Day. Rixey, U
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