Grover Speaks of Christianity at Philadelphia MCA fifty year event
Former President Cleveland spoke at the Philadelphia Young Men's Christian Association fiftieth anniversary exercises. He urged reverence, national unity, and the moral duties behind progress, criticizing mere wealth pursuit and stressing Christian principles in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrick Theater
M CA
Patten
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland
Young Meng Christian Association of
Philadelphia
You Can Interest Him Over Fifty In Health Aids
A promotional piece argues men over fifty lose youthful buoyancy and digest food less efficiently. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach trouble by aiding digestion and restoring energy, claiming they supply key nutrients to digest 3,000 calories of food and support nerves, blood, and brain tissue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
de Bennett
S&s
Hathaway
Hathiway
Thors Inn
Bockiet
Roosevelt speaks at Luther Pisce Memorial church rededication
President Roosevelt delivers remarks at the Luther Pisce Memorial church rededication, noting the church’s role in aiding new immigrants and urging unity across waves of newcomers. He emphasizes the Lutheran church's duty to welcome immigrants from Europe and integrate them into American religious fellowship.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
United States
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
St .Brom
Shin
Scandinavia
Germany
Finland
Hungary
Austria
Ceramic Society to Meet in Birmingham and New Orleans
The nineteenth annual convention of the American Ceramic Society auxiliary to the National Brick Manufacturers Association opens in Birmingham tomorrow for two days with about two hundred delegates. The parent body begins Wednesday for three days with four hundred brick manufacturers attending. Delegates will then travel to New Orleans via SHdell La for the conventions, aided by special railroad rates.
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Birmingham
Bemingham
Afa
Ninetennts
American Ceramic Society
Inisay
United States
National Brick Manufacturers’ Association
New Orleans
Shdell
la ‘Pho
Fire destroys four blocks in Norfolk business district
A blaze in Portsmouth started at RB Nash's warehouse on Queen Street and spread to about four city blocks, damaging or destroying almost 4 buildings. Loss is estimated near $50,000. About 250 U S marines from Admiral Harrington's yard units helped, with Norfolk Engine Company assisting. Fire began early morning and was controlled by about 8 o'clock.
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Norfolk
Nash’s Lea
Queenstreet
Portsmouth
United States
Admiral Harrington
Navy Yard
Norfolk Engine Company
I T Changes Its Name
Paducah Kentucky January 29 The Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee Baseball League was reorganized here to the Kentucky Indiana and Illinois Baseball League. It will remain a six club league consisting of Paducah Henderson and Hopkinsville Kentucky Vincennes and Princeton in Illinois.
Toger Swindler Nabbed in Houston
Frank C. Lorry, alleged to have swindled investors in a gold mine scheme for over 125 dollars, was arrested in Houston on January 29 and turned over to Sheriff Hardy H. Whitlock of Vermilion County. Lorry, previously in Galveston soliciting insurance, held warrants and requisition papers.
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Toger
Houston
Texas
Frank C. Lorry
Danville
Ill
Hardy H. Whitlock
Sherif
Vermilion County
Tisha
Lorry
Galveston
Loss of Half a Million in Omaha Wholesale District Fire
A major blaze in Omaha's wholesale district began late last night and caused widespread destruction. Estimated losses run to half a million dollars, with buildings valued at about $200,000 owned by the Mercer and Millard estates. Some believe the final figure may rise as investigations continue.
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Omaha
Mercer and Millard Estates
Swindler Sentenced in Central Bank Heist
In Mexico City on January 29, three men linked to a central bank theft were sentenced. Manuel Bata received three years and eight months in prison and a $239,000 restitution order. Cobos Rete was sentenced to eleven years. Angel Batig also to three years eight months.
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Benk
Mexico City
Manuel Bata
Cobos Rete
Angel Batig
Angel Batiz
New Enterprise at Canton Georgia Lath and Lumber Company
Canton Ga January 29 Special new enterprise organized here as Georgia Lath and Lumber Company WB Short of Atlapka is president A McCarailless of Canton vice president and Colonel Luke FE Tate of Canton secretary treasurer The company plans to erect saw mill and ghost at Melteburg in 13 count The object is to manufacture and design all kinds of building material
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Canton
Georgia Lathan Luvabet Company
WB Short
Atlapra
A. McCarailless
Luke FE. Tate
Treet Rer. Tre Commisy
Gtsot
Melteburg
Ature
Lawyers Push Insurance Law Reform at ABA Meeting
Washington January 20 Special The American Bar Association plans to urge Congress to enact reforms in insurance regulation at its next annual meeting. A six member committee led by Ralph W. Greckinridge examined industry needs and war-time issues, interviewing Hartford and New York insurers and meeting with Roosevelt and Attorney General Mandy. They plan to report later, with debate centering on whether insurance is interstate commerce and the impact of federal supervision and taxation.
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Joe
Ohl
Washington
Congress
American Bar Association
Ralph W. W. Greckinridge
Qmahr
Burton Smith
Roosevelt
Garfield
Department of Commerce and Labor
Mevese
Dominica
Par Association
Ins
Mandy
Insurance Department
Chap Courete
Pgably
Ménsouri
Colorado
Mutual Hfe Insurance
Har Association
Ralph Bingham
Atlanta
Bingham
Mr. Bingham
Dr Shoop Restorative promised free trial offer for stomach relief
An advertisement offers a full dollar bottle of Dr Shoop s Restorative to cure indigestion by addressing the stomach nerves rather than symptoms. It claims lasting relief by removing the cause, promises a free book set upon application, and lists six books tied to various ailments.
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Racine
Wis
Insurance Taxation and Policy Laws Across States
The committee reviews varied taxation schemes and valued policy laws affecting fire insur ance. It questions licensing power, due process, and state court jurisdiction for nonresidents, and considers forfeiture of licenses for out of state actions. The panel notes potential reforms to curtail frauds and regulate suspect insurers.
Campaign to Reduce Cotton Output and Fertilizer Use
Executive committeemen of the Southern Cotton Association report a national campaign to cut next year’s cotton output by 25 percent and curb fertilizer use. They seek county and state reports for 1904 acreage, bale production, 1905 planting plans, fertilizer usage, and 1965 production, to be sent to Secretary Ry Cheatham in Monticello, Ga. A New Orleans resolution calls for retiring 2,060,000 bales from the current crop’s market.
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Dalles
Texans
Southern Cotton Association
New Orleans
Ry Cheatham
Monticello
Cuba
South
Avideland
British Clinch Hold on Tibet Involving Younghusband Indemnity
A blue book on Tibetan affairs shows friction between the British government and Colonel Younghusband over a $3,750,000 indemnity payable in 76 annual installments. Britain would have occupied the Chumbi valley for 75 years. The government later reduced the indemnity to $1,250,000 in negotiations, and ended by accepting the indemnity but limiting occupation to three years, while protesting that Younghusband acted against explicit instructions.
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London
Wmugudi
Younghusband
Chumbi Valley
Broderick
Iindia
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
India
Chambi
Thibet
DRE M E Hall dies suddenly noted physician and former representative
Dr M R Hall died today around noon from heart failure at 69. A prominent physician with fifty years practice and former Confederate colonel, he represented Warren county in the legislature. In Warrenton Ga January 29 Special.
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Warrenton
M R. Hall
Lala
Warren
G. C. Bowen
Girard
Ala
Columbus
Charles Curren
Bowen
Wie
Harvey F. Street
Huntsville
Harvey T. Street
We City
Reuven Street
Celeste” Moore
Avtrusta
Augusta
Celeste Moore
Sand Hills
Henry Moore
Hal P. Moore
Georgia
James Will Visit Lodges in Waycross Georgia
J A Jones of this city, grand chancelor of the Knights of Pythias of Georgia, plans to attend the installation ceremonies of the Pluzgevald lodge of Knights on February 2. He will visit many lodges under his jurisdiction before his term ends next May. Organizing a County Fair in Huntsville Alabama sees committees from the Huntsville chamber of commerce and Madison county Farmers' Club meet and appoint organizers to set location dates and details.
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James
Waycross
J A. Jones
Knights of Pythias
Georgia
Pluzgevald Lodge of Knights
Jones
Huntsvile
Ala
Huntsvile Chamber of Commerce
Madison County Farmers’ Club
Farmers favor secret organization for cotton acreage cut
In Huntaville Alabama on January 29 a county farmers meeting backed forming a secret association. Members would take an oath to maintain a specified reduction in cotton acreage as part of the plan.
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Huntaville
Ala
Tragic Fire Burns Child at Holly Springs
Mary Morris, five, of Mr and Mrs W L Morris, Holly Springs, died after clothing caught fire from an open stove last week. She was playing with paper when the accident occurred, burning her clothing completely off. A second child was in the house at the time.
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Canton
Mary
W. L. Morris
Holly Springs
California To Get Schwartz Extradition From Mexico City
Mexico City January 29 The second Abel G Schwartz will be extradited at the request of a San Francisco bank. The department of foreign affairs will place Schwartz at the disposal of the American ambassador for conveyance to California. An American officer and a small guard will accompany the party to the frontier amid allegations of a $19,000 embossment.
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California
Schwartz
Mexico City
Abel G. Schwartz
San Francisco
Department of Foreign Affairs
Flo
Ty Schwarta
Hig
College Life 18 Helpful Beyond Intellectual Training
A Harvard Oxford view contrasts scholars’ gains from college life with social and economic benefits. Rich and poor students pursue scholarships and earnings, while social opportunities and friendships offer value beyond academics. The piece notes distractions and competition shaping student life and future opportunities.
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Martin
Metropolitan
Oxford
Harvant
Tyrdenta
College
Harvard
Yale
Thames
New Haven
Favorite Prescription advert from Dr Pierce era
A fragmentary text promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women with gynecological ailments and weak back, touting permanent relief and free guidance from Dr. Pierce. It mentions Pleasant Pellets, lack of narcotics, and claims of motherhood vitality, with address and offers for the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Sue
Uber
Pierce
Pierre
Jons Bowrns
Rensselaer
Albany
Rail depot appointments and March opening speculated
The article notes intense speculation over new depot postings and confirms an opening ceremony fixed for March. It reports board of control decisions, rumored offers and salary talks, and questions about exercises and public observance, with local railroad circles weighing potential outcomes and the emotional impact on the Atlantans awaiting the event.
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Board of Control
Pata Ara
Wwe
Louisville
Nashville
Paris Theater for the Poor Man Promises Grand Lyric House
Paris municipal plan to build a 4000 seat theater on the Temple site, replacing a marketplace. Funded by a 180000 loan over fifty years, highest seats at 2 francs and the cheapest at 0 centimes. Aims to bring Opera and Opera Comique performances to the poor at minimal cost.
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Peoples Theater
Paris
Pall Mat. Gazette
Knights Templar
Louis XVI
Louis Avil
France
Munich
Parle
Opera
Opera Comique
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President Roosevelt
Geramic Society
For Association
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Whitehall ST
Eale
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Dre, M. E. Hall
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L. Crane
Charleston and Western Carolina Railway
Fourth National Bank
Crane
W. H . Terrell
Florida
Locthesstern Passenger Association
Miami
Muita
Nassau
Gear Board
R. M Coffey
Bijou
Atanta
Transportation Club
Louisville and
Nashvile
Atlanta, Knoxville
Northern
Murphy
J. G. Hollenbeck
Louistte
Ralph Bingham Company
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