Community notices and a windstorm damage report
Mt Vernon area notes many visits and church news. Mrs Faye Bowers, George Lohr, Mina Baker, Pearl Amith, Leonard Dennis, Jamen Beatty and local families are mentioned among visits and recoveries. An all day church meeting is planned on Sunday July 7 with services and a family day. A wind storm blew over a silo and nearby trees on the G St Sherman farm.
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Chee
Fairview
Sre
Faye Bowers
Centerbury
George Lohr
Baltimore
Mina Baker
Johnstown
Roy Higgins
Wits
Geo. Nixon
Arthur Oldaker
Henry Weaver
Pearl Amith
Frederick
Leonard Dennison
Utica
Jamen Beatty
Newark
Vernon
G. St. Sherman
Bladensburg News: Social Visits Highlight Week
In Union County and nearby towns many residents hosted or visited relatives and friends this week. Several dinners and gatherings occurred with guests from Chicago Amarillo Gambier Utica Newark and Mt Vernon. A joint Union Memorial service by Maccabee K of P and Eastern Star is planned at the Disciple church at 3 PM Sunday June 30 with members meeting at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander McCammont
Union County
Ruth
Ralph Morris
Chicago
Hugh Scott
Amarilla
Texas
Lilly Nethern
Gambier
Ramwey
Misa Tees Blue
Mise Ina Wiggins
Thomas Karleywine
Rev
Giles
Granville Baut
Dean Woods
Mt. Vernon
Wm. Frye
George ‘Trowbridge
Utica
Lewin Davin
The
Eastern Star
Wehapter Room
Pie social at Mt Zion church invites young ladies
There will be a pie social at the Mt Zion church on Saturday evening, July 6. Ice cream, peanuts and popcorn will be served. All the young ladies are invited to bring pies. Various local visits and small notices follow, including neighbors and a few name mentions such as Gertha Nichola Hall and Bertha Van Winkle visiting relatives.
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Mt. Zion
Ladlen
Mins Gertha Nichola
Mise Gertha Hall
Mary Kirk
Mew
Charles Hooles
Mire Bertha van Winkle
Mra
Kidd
Hen Peck
Thomas He
Marion Norris
Madensburg
G. Vaylor
Democratic Platform Draft Under Scrutiny in Baltimore
A 12 member subcommittee of Democrats in Baltimore works on the party platform, with Bryan dominating the resolutions committee. Debate centers on reaffirming the Denver Declaration and potential employer liability and workmen’s compensation measures, amid questions from Gompers and others about anti injunction and reciprocity issues.
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Denver
Manufacturers’ Association
Bryan
Baltimore
Ita
Kern
Kern, Who Will Be excMfcio
Charion A. Culberson
Texas
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Imador Rayner
James A. O'Gorman
New York
Thomas 8. Martin
Virginia
Pomerene
Ohio
George W. Fithian
Iinois
A. M. Dockery
Mixcourt
W. Relford
Nevada
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
R. F. Brouseard
Loulaiana
Conmrens
Taft
Culberson
Gompore
Gompers
Ite
Repub Party
Manson
Chicago
Labor Reform and Constitutional Reform Proposals Advancing
congressmen and professors urge the Democratic committee to back abolishing express companies for parcel post replacements and to support a national constitutional convention. They also advocate a department of public health and warn against backing the two battleship program amid economy concerns.
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Committee On Naval Affairs
Ture
Bryan
Atv
Rural Washington Commission Heads Abroad To Study European Rural Credit
The Southern Commercial Congress accepts members from several states to form a national commission to study European rural credit and finance systems. The group will travel to Europe next May, meet with David Lubin in Rome, and report upon return at Mobile's convention in 1913. Ambassador Herrick supports the mission and aims to help establish sound rural credit in the United States.
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Washington
Commission of the Southern Commercial Congress
C. d. Owens
Congress
Buathoun
Raymond A. Pearson
Albany
GC. Caldwell
Lakefield
Min
Tex
College of Agriculture of Florida
United States
Southern Commercial Congress
Nashville
Tenn
David Lubin
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
Wan
Ihe
Southern Commercial Congress Commission Gioes
Lubin
Stevinit
Europe
Paris
Real Leader of Third Party Rallies Supporters at Sagamore Hill
June 7 at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay Theodore Roosevelt, described as the real leader of the third party movement, declares he will stay in the fight to the end. Comptroller Prendergast notes Roosevelt’s continued leadership and rejects overtures to unite behind another candidate. Roosevelt emphasizes the aim is defeating Roosevelt’s rivals and maintaining his bid for the presidency, amid letters urging him to lead.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Prendergast
Baltimore
Mr. Prendergast
Roosevelt
Providency
Bryan
Elephant in freight car injures Thalian. fatal blast occurs
A railroad yard worker recalls an elephant episode where the animal sneezed after pepper, threw the Thalian 50 feet, and the man was badly hurt. A cruiser accident and a gas explosion killed one and wounded nine during target practice. General Booth eyes restored sight after eye operation.
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Tarrytown
Thalian
Jules Misholet
Shorea
Prac
Washington editor Gabe-Yes and the daily newsroom cheers
The fragment references Gabe-Yes as a Washington editor of a Congresstiny Record with Biovestletion and enquirer tone. It hints at cheers and laughter in the newsroom and ongoing public discourse about impeachment.
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Gabe
Aplaks
Washington
Getlon
Congresstiny Record
Cigeinaats Enquirer
Live Stock and Grain Markets Cattle and Sheep Receipts
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts around 90 000 head with varied prices for fat steers and heifers. Mixed offerings include calves and springers. hog receipts near 12 carloads with hog prices quoted. Cleveland listings report fat steers around 7 Aavg. sheep and lambs show steady demand with lambs at 7 60. Cincinnati cattle and hog receipts listed with price ranges for different classes.
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Chicago
Beaver
Texnc Atoore
Fesciern Neers
Mtockers
Calven i
Ihren
Lamba
Mativi Neu
Inmia
Pring Fain
Cleveland
Arn
Owen
Yale
Freight Agents in 6 Detroit Convention Opens
Detroit June 27 The annual convention of the American Association of Local Freight Agents opened here today with several hundred delegates in attendance. The gathering brings together railroad men from major U.S. and Canadian centres to discuss technical questions in freight handling and transportation.
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Detroit
Mich
American Association of Local Freight Agents
United States
Canada
Monument to Hampden Dedicated in Buckinghamshire
London reports a monument to John Hampden, leader of Parliamentary forces against Charles I, was dedicated in Vale of Aylen bury, Buckinghamshire where he was born. It follows an earlier monument, a column at Chalgrove Field in Oxfordshire, marking Hampden's mortal wounding in battle with Prince Rupert's cavalry.
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London
John Hampden
Charles 1
Vale of Aylenbury
Buckinghamshire
Hampden
Chalgrove
Oxfordshire
Prince Rupert
Study of Sono Interpretation in Voice Teaching
A Boston voice instructor’s method trains students to read lyrics without music to feel poetry’s meaning and locate musical stresses. Students then connect words and melody, improving interpretation and understanding of song composition while acknowledging possible composer-artist differences. Also notes Chicago Cubs batting struggles this season apart from Zimmerman.
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Boston
Mu Alc
New Boston Weekly
Aaya
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Provident
Albert Bidney Grease
Mr. Queron
Democrata
Ule Att
Real
Colonel Roosevalt Tales
Battmore—Campbeller
Sagamore Hill
SALVE
Daley
Canandan Iy
Northwestern Elevator
Mt, Vernon
Toce
William Booth
Salvation Army
Dorkine
Maria
Mia
Dorkins
Chicago Tribune
Sono
Taylor
Engies
Lee Bob White
Lenox
Swift's Pride
Pitkin
Weet Gambier Street
Francis Bacon
South Square
Gray's
Arthur J. Balfour
Banner
Ada
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