Bishop Fallows’ New Cure Plans Unveiled
Chicago, Nov. 12. Bishop Samuel Fallows announced plans to create an international League of Light Living to spread a worldwide Christian cure for the wick. The movement aims to promote health and happiness with local centers. Fallows will lead, with neurologists in Europe and the United States contributing, and correspondence study under his charge and Dr. Sidney Kuh of Chicago.
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Samuel Fallows
St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church
Fallon
Porsihie
Bishop Fallows
Europe
United States
Mia
Mary Baker
Hea
Sidney Kuh
Miay
Death in Panama gold expedition claims three engineers
Baron FR von Teaber and his brother Frederik led a mining party from Colon toward Indian country in Panama. An attack by hostile guides disrupted the expedition, leaving two Indian guides killed. The three engineers, including John Bradley and Peter Bartlett, fell ill with fevers. The survivors reached the coast and were taken to Ancon hospital where they are recovering.
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New York
FR. von Teaber
Magdalena
Panama
Enree
Colon
Baron
Bis
Mae
Tien
Magness Married After Desertion in Navy Trial
Charles J Magness husband of Ada Gorman is on court-martial for desertion at Philadelphia navy yard. He allegedly wed Miss Gorman after leaving on leave June 15 and later claimed trips to Louisville Atlantic City and Washington before returning. He pleaded guilty to overstaying leave but not desertion. He was escorted to the court with guards after arrest.
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Charles J. Magness
Ada Gorman
United States
Gorman
Maryland
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Miss Gorman
Navy Yard
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Hart Lave
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Riar
Louisville
Island name of Miss Gorman ends in trial surprise
The man testified he married in September and had been engaged to Miss Gorman for two weeks. He planned to start a business in Souleville and claimed the marriage was his only link to his wife. He said he did not flee authorities or try to consume his entitlements. The accused, represented by a city attorney, noted Mrs Magness was not present. Findings will be sent to the Navy secretary in Washington.
President Elect Taft to Visit White House First Meeting Since Election
President elect Taft will be guest at the White House on his return from New York City en route to Hot Springs. The visit marks the first meeting with President Roosevelt since the election. They will discuss the president elects message and Tafts cabinet. The trip to New York City is noted, with the Ship Mi Sark in Brooklyn as the point of origin.
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Roosevelt
New York City
Hot Springs
Mr. Taft
Mr .Taft
Mi Sark
Brooklyn
Redmond Opens Campaign for the Irish Members
In Manchester on November 12 John Redmond opened the campaign for the Irish members of the House of Commons to rouse English electors on the home rule issue. He addressed Liberal supporters urging unity across parties and readiness to accept any form of Liberal support for the cause.
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Manchester
England
John
Redmonth
Iriah
House of Commons
Elec
Furniture men favor revision at Grand Rapids meeting
Grand Rapids on November 12. The National Association of Furniture Manufacturers at its semi annual gathering adopted resolutions backing immediate rate reduction of anchor trade costs and calling for a permanent non partisan commission plus legislation to establish reciprocal trade agreements with maximum and minimum schedules.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
National Association.” of
Alabama railroad commission files complaints in interstate case
In Union Springs Alabama, the railroad commission petitions the interstate commerce commission to halt alleged discrimination by Central of Georgia lines. The Alabama commission also sent a complaint in the cotton compress case challenging interstate freight rates.
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Montgomery
Ala
Central of Geos Airway
Union Springs
Albama Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alabama
Sun worshipers case ends. conservatorship denied
Cambridge Massachusetts November 12 Court dismissed the petition of Mrs Madolie M Dutton for appointment of a conservator over Mrs Killen M Shaw of Lowell claiming she was surrendering property to the Mazdaznan sun worshipers The court found Mrs Shaw able to manage her own affairs The trial last month included testimony about Sun Worshipper practices and related matters
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Cambridge
Mass
Madolie M. Dutton
Killen M. Shaw
Lowell
Bate Court
Mrew
Con. Corning
Gas Explosion Claims Five Children in Beverly WV
An early morning gas explosion at the home of KE J Rice in Beverly near here killed five children. Rice and his wife escaped unharmed.
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Bikins
W. Va
J. Rice
Beverly
Here
Rice
Thaw Family Settling Near Matteawan Asylum
Mrs Thaw and her daughter Alice arrive near the Matteawan asylum in Fishkill Landing New York to live for a time close to Harry K Thaw who is confined there. The move follows the publicized family saga surrounding the famous criminal case and suggests a cautious, low-profile residence near the institution.
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Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Willam ‘Thaw
Harry Ke Thaw
Alice
Yarmouth
Mrs Gould’s $6000 Monthly Living Costs Revealed
New York Nov 12 Mrs Howard Gould files an itemized account of living expenses claiming bare living costs exceed 70000 yearly outside charitable contributions. She notes debts, wardrobe tied to hotel bills and jewels held to secure money for repairs with monthly outlays including 5915 and annual totals around 70000, detailing travel charity and household charges.
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New York
Howard Gould
Countess de Castellane
Osborn
Lichtencer
Gould
Powder Explosion Kills Engineer at Exelsior Springs Powder Plant
A blast at the Exelsior Springs Powder company glazing house in Dodson Missouri killed one engineer and injured 35 others. A Kansas City Southern passenger train nearby took on many wounded passengers as windows blew in. Mrs J T McDonough of Fort Scott Kansas was seriously hurt. most injuries were cuts and bruises.
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Exelsior Springs Powder Company
Dodson
J.T McDonough
Fort Scott
Kan
Kansas City Southern
Saloon brawl to be tried in court at Fort Benton
Fort Benton reports a violent saloon fight as Malian railworker Savara Clement is brought from Havre. County Attorney Clement and ex-pugilist Tom Riley plan assault with intent to kill charges after a shooting by Clement. Riley suffered a scalp wound, then received another gunshot through his hand. Bystanders aided and Clement was disarmed and jailed.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Savara Clement
Havre
Clement
Tom Riley
Riley
Clement Hind
Minne Steamer Launched in Belfast for New York Service
Belfast November 12 The steamer Minne the largest Atlantic Transport Line vessel was launched today in Belfast She is ready for the New York service and will commence sailing early in 1908 after trials and fitting out by the company officials.
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Belfast
Atlantic Transport Line
New York
Park County Votes by Official Canvass in Taft Race
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Livingston Nov 12 notes the county commissioners finished canvassing recent election votes. Taft leads with 3531 plurality. Democrats win the senator, one representative, county commissioner, sheriff and public administrator. Official state tickets totals list McCormick and others with varied pluralities.
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Taft
Donlan
Publc
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Warren
Gallick
Hartman
Penwell
McTague
Mabie
Platt
Schnidle
Wormser
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rhor—Donlan
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Castle
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Mountjoy
Lyons Harmon
Boyle
Nevin
Bough
Stanton
Violette
Gilchist
Morley
Newman
Billings
Shere Cunningham
Bush loses legs in Dillon train disaster
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Peter Bush, brought from Monida to Dillon with both legs crushed after attempting to ride locomotives and cars. Surgeons amputated above and below the knee at the county hospital. Bush’s family lives in Keokuk Town. Also, a Burlington passenger train collided with a switch engine in Billings yards. the fireman was injured but no passengers hurt.
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Dillon
Peter Bush
Monida
Ben Hager
Standard
Billings
Burlington
Postmaster Morgan Recovering to Return by December
Recovery of New York Postmaster Edward M Morgan, shot last Monday by a demented stenographer Erlen B Mackey, continues. He is expected at his desk around the first week of December to supervise the handling of the enormous Christmas mail that floods the New York Postal Service.
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New York
Edward M Morgan
Erlen B. Mackey
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