20TH CENTURY SCRAPBOOK NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS

Various newspaper clippings from the turn of the century about local to national news events including Presidents McKinley's death. Many clippings from local Philadelphia publications.

9" X 11 1/2"


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20th
Century
SCRAP BOOK
20th
Century
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Salutatory Harvey and The Honorary Oration of the
Honorary
EASTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES OF Rush 1903.
Dull, Margaret
THE OLDEST He MAN IN AMERICA
Tells How Escaped by the Terrors
A DESTRUCTIVE STORM
Using Pe-ru-na.
Mr. Brock's
Third Annual
Third Annual
Age is 115
Third Annual
Sandt
EASTON,
PA.,
JUNE
Salutatory
and
The
Honorary
Oration
of
the
Honorary
with
EASTON
HIGH
SCHOOL
GRADUATES
OF
Rush
1903.
Row
James
Rowland
Dudly
Jay
Second
Blanche
Frank
Dull, Margaret
THE
OLDEST
He
MAN
IN
AMERICA
Tells
Escaped
by
the
Terrors
DESTRUCTIVE
STORM
Using
Pe-ru-na.
Mr.
Brock's
Third
Annual
Third
Annual
Age is 115
Third
Annual
Sandt
have
a

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548
Krause,
he
Ev.
Profes-
icago,
Lutheran
e our and le College, man, the dents Preparatory Mission act interest home a first of and gentle- went kind- Ex- as Sun- Sun- will on of to a
the
different
all alone, ed time the up stu- Mr. and not St.
him ed to
23
ars
the
ing
in
on-
PRESIDENT LISTENING TO ARMY PLANS.
College
the
Chicago
President McKinley is interested greatly in the divergent views of those who
e right
548
Krause,
he
Ev.
Profes-
icago,
Lutheran
our
and
le
College,
man,
the
Preparatory
act
interest
a
first
and
gentle-
went
Ex-
as
Sun-
Sun-
will
on
of
to
a
the
After
scat-
the
different
all
alone,
time
the
up
stu-
Mr.
and
not
St.
him
ed
to
23
rofessors
division
Depart-
that
him
asked
he
to
ars
the
ing
in
on-
PRESIDENT
LISTENING
TO
ARMY
PLANS.
College
the
Chicago
McKinley
is
interested
greatly
in
the
divergent
views
of
those
who
e
right

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RNING
PASSED
Showed Their
NAL SORROW
of
Remarkable Lincoln
nce
the
of
ON TRACKS
hildren Bring
es and Cast
of the
martyred
of bare-headed
third
the
of
of the shining
artyred Presi-
place
ast journey to
nt over which
resting
to have drain-
passed.
final
ield and mine
the
re dismised.
marks
d valley and
Where mcKinley Will Be Buried.
cross
The
RNING
PASSED
Showed
Their
NAL
SORROW
of
Remarkable
Lincoln
nce
the
of
ON
TRACKS
hildren
Bring
and
Cast
of
the
martyred
of
third
up
the
the
broad
and
on
of
of
the
shining
artyred
Presi-
place
ast
journey to
nt
over
which
ne-half
resting
to
have
drain-
of
the
track
passed.
final
ield
and
the
re
dismised.
the
llion
marks
d
valley
and
er
the
Where
Will
Be
Buried.
streamed
cross
The

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planter,
They
yond
the
happier
life
while
THE BEST
great
portance
noticed
about
with
was
the
IT
WAS 108
chest caused by the skin first affected shot,
YEARS
the
on
sail
spirit the
While
preem
was,
CAST
MORRIS,
weakness
does
not
forget
Divine
was
not
for Infants an
BOOK
ginia
planter,
They
yond
the
happier
life
while
THE
BEST
great
tains
those
of
glory
who
portance
noticed
about
with
was
the
IT
WAS 108
chest
caused
by
the
skin
first
affected
shot,
YEARS
the
on
sail
frequently
Recalling
memory
spirit
the
While
preem
was,
CAST
MORRIS,
weakness
does
not
forget
Divine
was
not
less,
that
he
love
those
he
who
had
done
for
Infants
an
REV
RICHARD
VICAR
ST.

Image 6:



THE END OF LIBBY PRISON
DISPLAYED
ON
CHE
Famous
Dewey comet from the China Sea, etc.
Building
Will
Soon Be
blishing Comp
1898
charms of
occupying
e'en parties
Chicago Took the Structure from
erywhere
character
nted be
tion. particularly
To
the Mi
aligious
as
weigh those
ADAMS
the heavy
room for
PORTR
THE END
OF
LIBBY
PRISON
DISPLAYED
ON
CHE
Famous
comet
from
the
China
Sea,
Building
Will
Memory
of the
Soon Be
blishing
Comp
1898
charms
of
HISTORIC
WALLS
TO BE
occupying
people
ster
was
e'en
parties
Chicago
Took
the
Structure
erywhere
wrence-
character
Richmond,
Now
it
Mu
be
tion.
particularly
To
the
Mi
Give
Place
Europe
aligious
as
weigh
those
the
News
All
ADAMS
nailed
the
heavy
room
for
St.,

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eran
school
new
Art,
teacher
many
his
ancestral
for the
placed
grated
the
se
no
need
there
were
to
feeling
Blanche
Emma
Mildred
stone.
Lehigh
The
Teuton
the
choir
rendered
excellent
entitled
there
were
no
the
at
Academy
Dr
The
Florence
and
present
Super
music which
the
was
for
and
was
was
nothing
for
them
G.F.
reseved
has
presente
The
many
easantly
services
man
Contractor
the
Rev.
Schwentzer
Bathlehem,
eran
school
new
Art,
teacher
many
his
ancestral
for the
placed
grated
the
se
no
need
there
were
to
feeling
Blanche
Emma
Mildred
stone.
Lehigh
The
Teuton
the
choir
rendered
excellent
entitled
there
were
no
the
at
Academy
Dr
The
Florence
and
present
Super
music which
the
was
for
and
was
was
nothing
for
them
G.F.
reseved
has
presente
The
many
easantly
services
man
Contractor
the
Rev.
Schwentzer
Bathlehem,

Image 8:



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very
every thread wool and capable of substan-
Bust
and
LUTHERAN PUBLICATION HOUSE
Consignments Solicited.
42 North Ninth St., Philadelphia?
A fancy light mottled Cheviot the pat-
Cranach portraits.
tern showing flecks of
The venerable the Workman thinks
PLEASE REMEMBER that we can
Green, Blue and
art can
finished
the
Luther
Lutheran,
in a
picture
&
The
SCHMUCKER,
very
has
Photograph
editor
of
this
to
of
of
graceful
the
the
is
"The
a
most
very
esteemed
effective
presents
the
в
very
every
thread
wool
and
capable
of
substan-
Bust
and
tial
service,
LUTHERAN
HOUSE
Consignments
Solicited.
42
North
Ninth
St.,
A
fancy
light
mottled
the
pat-
Cranach
portraits.
tern
showing
flecks
of
The
venerable
the
Workman
thinks
PLEASE
REMEMBER
that
we
can
Blue
and
Photographs
as
near
perfection
are
as
photographic
and
art
can

Image 9:



Cornelius Vanderbilt ferried his own
boat.
John Jacob Astor sold apples in the
streets.
Jay Gould was a book agent.
John D. Rockefeller worked in
a
machine shop.
A. T. Stewart was a school teacher.
John Wanamaker began life at $1.25
a week.
Andrew Carnegie began life at $2.50
a week.
Benjamin Franklin was a printer.
Elihu Burrit was a blacksmith.
Abraham Lincoln was a rail-split-
ter.
James J. Hill began as a rousta-
bout.
William А. Clark as a young man
was a miner.
Henry Villard was a reporter.
Thomas Edison began as a tele-
Beginnings
of
Cornelius
Vanderbilt
ferried
own
boat.
John
Jacob
Astor
sold
apples
in
the
streets.
Jay
Gould
was
a
book
agent.
John
D.
Rockefeller
worked
in
a
machine
shop.
Stewart
was
a
school
teacher.
John
Wanamaker
began
life
at
$1.25
a
week.
Andrew
Carnegie
began
life
at
$2.50
a
week.
Benjamin
Franklin
was
a
printer.
Elihu
Burrit
was
a
blacksmith.
Abraham
Lincoln
was
a
rail-split-
ter.
James
J.
Hill
began
as
a
rousta-
bout.
William
Clark
as
a
young
man
was
a
miner.
Henry
Villard
was
a
reporter.
Thomas
Edison
began
as
a
tele-



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