Modern Wedding Customs Shift With Fresh Ceremonial Trends
The Boston Herald notes annual changes in weddings with fewer bachelor dinners and more group entertainments for bridal parties. Some ceremonies drop the best man and even omit Lohengrin from New York rites. Liturgy texts may change as denominations drift from Episcopal forms, and traditional phrases like worldly goods and obey fade. The trend also favors tiny flower girls, with one child proudly calling herself a flower pot.
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Boston Herald
New York
Episcopal Church
Pops Nominates Presidential Ticket at Springfield
The Pops nominate Thomas P. Watson of Georgia for President and Thomas F. Tribbles of Nebraska for Vice President at Springfield Illinois last Tuesday. In St. Louis signs point to Judge Parker of New York for President with ex-Senator Turner of Washington as running mate. Bryan and his isms appear muzzled and beaten.
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Springfield
Illinois
Thomas P. Watson
Georgia
Thomas F. Tribbles
Nebraska
St. Louis
Judge Parker
New York
Turner
Washington
Bryan
Wade Wins In Chautauqua Assembly Race Amid Papers Clash
The Old Republican district in Chautauqua sees a personal contest between Arthur C. Wade and former member Fowler. Wade gains strong backing from Jamestown Morning Post and defeats Fowler by carrying eleven of fourteen towns and every Jamestown ward.
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Chautauqua County
Assembly
Arthur C. Wade
Fowler
Wade
Jamestown
Postoffice Holds Offenders to $200 Penalty for Misplaced Mail
A recent Postoffice Department decision imposes a $200 penalty on anyone taking mail out of the post office directed to another party. Postmasters are liable for mistakes and wrong boxing. The law requires recipients to inspect mail before leaving and return any non own mail at once.
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Postoffice Department
Pronunciation of Cortelyou Emphasized by Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer urges readers to stress Cortelyou's name on the first syllable Cortel rather than tel or you, aligning with the pronunciation pattern of mortal and portal for the new Republican National Committee chairman.
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Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Formal nominations set for Roosevelt and Fairbanks
The notification of President Roosevelt is scheduled for July 27 at Oyster Bay with Speaker Cannon as chair of the committee. A week later Senator Fairbanks will be notified in Indianapolis, with Secretary Root as chair of the Vice Presidential notification committee.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Speaker Cannon
Senator Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Root
Canada’s Northwest Rises as Wheat Export Power
Canada's wheat crop this year is projected to exceed 1903 by about 30 million bushels, signaling a large and ongoing rise. The region’s status as a formidable wheat producer and exporter appears to be growing, marking Canada’s Northwest as a major future competitor.
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Canada
Great
Canadian Northwest
Fish Wardens in Pennsylvania Collect $11,000 Fines
Six state fish wardens turned in eleven thousand dollars in fines over the past year. The funds will be used to support the maintenance of the state's fish hatcheries.
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Pennsylvania
Kansas jury ballots show misspelling on ten ballots
A Kansas jury's ballots last week contained the word gilty on ten of twelve ballots, sparking commentary on spelling choices versus the standard verdict spelling. Local observers note the error as a minor peculiarity in the trial process.
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Kansas
Uncle Sam Reaches 128 as Nation Grows Strong
The piece marks Uncle Sam turning 128 years old on Monday noting the United States as a Nation with a big N and asserting renewed wisdom and strength in its national character.
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Sam
Great World Fair Under Way At St Louis Exposition
A Warren visitor reports on the vast Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis with vast pavilions, international displays, and notable exhibits. Pennsylvania shows strong tobacco and coal sections while Missouri leads in state displays. Japan, Belgium, Russia, and Queen Victoria memorabilia also attract attention.
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Mall
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Delaware
East
Asso
Warren
Third
Fourth
Market
Poplar
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Missouri
Russia
Japan
Department of Industry
Belgium
Jubilee
Bradford
Oil City
Tidioute
Editorial on presidential campaign scope in July Review of Reviews
The July Review of Reviews presents a complete conspectus of the political scene at the campaign’s start. The publication is deemed indispensable, offering coverage of every notable state and national political fact and development.
Gettysburg National Guard Camp Named for Col. Quay
The division camp at Gettysburg of the National Guard of Pennsylvania from July 23 to August was named by Gen. Charles Miller in honor of statesman and soldier Col. Matthew Stanley Quay. The selection is described as very appropriate.
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Gettysburg
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Charles Miller
Matthew Stanley Quay
Cartoon depicts Japanese on march to Port Arthur amid skulls
Commentary praises Japanese courage while omitting the cost of victories in a Jamestown Journal illustration.
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Port Arthur
Jamestown Jost
Michigan Republicans Celebrate Party Centennial at Jackson
The Republicans of Michigan marked fifty years since the first state convention by gathering under the oaks in Jackson on July 6. The Pittsburg Gazette suggests a hymn for Sunday services after the Fourth: And are we yet alive and see each other's face.
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Michigan
Jackson
Pittsburg
Reduced fares to St Paul or Minneapolis for convention
On account of the Triennial Convention of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association at St Paul, Minn July 15 to 30, the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell round trip tickets from all lines July 12 to 16, good to return until August 5 at reduced rates. Consult ticket agents for rates and conditions.
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Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
St. Paul
Minn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Minneapolis
Wedding Presents at Moreck and Kirberger's
Headquarters for wedding presents at Moreck and Kirberger's. Large and up to date stock of cut glass, silverware, clocks, watches, jewelry. Inspection invited and prices very low.
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Moreck & Kirberger’s
Special excursion tickets to Lily Dale sold Sundays and Wednesdays
Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburg R A agents offer summer Sunday and Wednesday excursion tickets to Lily Dale good for going and returning the same day only.
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Lily Dale
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths Promoted
An advertisement touts kidney disease as a hidden killer and urges Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims relief for urinary issues and night awakenings and offers free samples and a mail order book from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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Swamp Root
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Hall of Fame notes unusual ties and curios
The piece catalogs a string of curious notices and trivia from a hall of fame theme. It mentions Prince Cetewayo studying in London, Rear Admiral Uriu married to an English lady, and several other varied items from medals to clocks, policies, and a birthday milestone.
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Prince Cetewayo
London
Uriu
Chemulpo
John Biech
White Plains
N. Y
European Briefs Slice of World News
Greece shows population growth leads Europe while Scotland’s Society of Antiquaries buys Mary Queen of Scots harp for 4500 dollars. Milan eateries offer soup at 1 cent beef 6 and real 7. From Feb 3 to March 11 the British Commons logged 2117 petitions with 26753 signatures against licensing law changes. Pontine marshes property owners short list tenants to a German syndicate planning 30 year lease. Some Italian banks join the syndicate. An Austrian inventor seeks a self lighting cigar patent but it is refused as cigars and cigarettes are state monopolies.
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Greece
Europe
Mary
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Milan
Unione Co-operativa
House of Commons
Pontine Marshes
Italy
Editorial Snippets Stir Various Headlines Across Papers
A collection of brief quips from newspapers critiques and light editorials. Notes mock spelling and culture from papers including the New York Mail Chicago Record Herald Cleveland Plain Dealer and Washington Star. Topics touch on Peary Carnegie Mormonism steel and the baseball season with witty asides.
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Peary
New York Mail
Chicago Record-Herald
New York Herald
Carnegie
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wedding Invitations and Ball Programs At Mall Office
Elegant wedding invitations and calling cards offered at the mall office. Neat design options with affordable pricing for programs and announcements.
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