Billy Sunday Revival to Open in Chicago
Billy Sunday, the evangelist, received a call to conduct Chicago's revival after a long dream. A delegation of Chicago business leaders bankers and clergymen will travel to Paterson Thursday to urge his acceptance and to dispel doubts about a Missouri connection.
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Paterson
N. J
Billy Sunday
Chicago
Chicago Wire
Greenwood Lake
Windy City
Missouri
Billy
Sunday
Philadelphia
Eeven Jack Cardiff
Chicago Revival Delegation Heads West in Bible Campaign
A Chicago revival push led by Bishop Fallows and prominent ministers sails toward a nationwide campaign. Billy Sunday, aged and stretched by weeks of effort, travels from Paterson with his entourage as crowds grow across northern New Jersey and New York.
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Sunday
Paterson
Chicago
the Tabernacle
New Jersey
New York City
Letter from Elbert Hubbard Before Lusitania Sinking
The note shows Hubbard writing to James Fahey of Gillette Safety Razor on April 27 1915 from East Aurora New York before boarding the Lusitania on May 1. He plans to file his own copy abroad report and asks Fahey to place advertising orders for The Fra Philistine and Fra.
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James Fahey
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Elbert Hubbard
Lusitania
Whilistine
Hubbard
Fahey
East Aurora
Erie County
New York
Europe
Fra
Felix
Vanderbilt Widow Seeks Lusitania Hero's Body
Mrs. Vanderbilt, grieving widow of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, believes he died heroically aboard the Lusitania after aiding a young woman. A search by a tug off Lusitania shores will continue for two weeks, with involvement from London and Washington officials.
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New York
Queenstown
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
West Fifty- Seventh Street
Henry B. Anderson
Sunday’s pleased attitude signals acceptance of message
The subject shows a favorable disposition toward the communication, indicating willingness to comply. This suggests agreement may be forthcoming and that no strong opposition is anticipated in the near term.
Vanderbilt Will Likely Favor One Legatee Amid Estate Details
The article notes Vanderbilt will likely name a single major heir, mirroring Cornelius Vanderbilt’s will. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Jr. is among three surviving sons, with Alfred Gwynne senior receiving about 56 million of a 72.5 million estate in 1900, and total value estimated near 75 to 110 million.
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Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne
William H
Hlsse French Vanderbilt
Newport
Smith Hollins McKim
Alfred Gwynne, Jr
George
Tuscania Sails for New York From British Ports
Anchorline Tuscania with 841 passengers sailed from Glasgow on Saturday and Liverpool on Sunday bound for New York. It is the Cunard line’s first large eastbound passenger ship from the British Isles to the United States since the Lusitania sinking. Passenger breakdown: 386 first class 130 second class 175 steerage. The American Line steamer St. Paul also sailed Saturday.
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New York
Cunard
Glasgow
Liverpool
Cunard Line
United States
St. Paul
Liverpool Bars Closed After Anti German Riots
May 10 Liverpool authorities order saloons closed at 6 pm after riots sparked by Lusitania torpedoing. Ringleaders warned of harsher punishment. some rioters discharged, others remanded for a week. Cotton exchange directors bar Germans and Austrians from use.
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Liverpool
Lusitania
Cotton Exchange
Dr DePage Identifies Wife's Body in Queenstown
Queenstown on May 10 Dr DePage medical director of the Belgian Red Cross arrived and positively identified the body of his wife.
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DR. Depage
Queenstown
DePage
Belgian Red Cross
Passenger on LusiTania and Belgian Red Cross funds loss
The body of Madame DePaga was shipped from the scene to London and then Brussels. She was transporting $100,000 contributed in the United States to the Belgian Red Cross Fund, which was stored in the liner's safe and sank with the ship.
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William Dud, Plumb
Rotary Club of
Paterson
George
Madame DePaga
London
Brussels
Europe
United States
Belgian Red Cross Fund
See Colorado en Route to the California Expositions
Travel promotion from Boston inviting readers to visit Colorado on the way to the California Expositions. Highlights Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado Springs Cripple Creek and Pueblo as stops on a Rock Island Lines loop with low round trip fares from Boston and multiple fast trains. Includes travel bureau contact at 288 Washington St. Boston and references to illuminated service and modern equipment.
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Colorado
Denver
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pikes Peak Region
Cripple Creek Gold District
Pueblo
Royal Gorge
Hell Gate
Glenwood Springs
Rock Island
Rocky Mountain Limited
Golden State Limited
Washington St
Boston
California
Expositions
Parrott
Rock Island Lines
House Petticoats In Regular And Extra Sizes
Women’s petticoats priced from 59 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents come in regular and extra sizes. Described as wide at the feet and trim at the top for a tailored fit.
Corsets for Sportswear Aimed at Comfort and Fit
The piece argues corsets for golf swimming and riding should support movement without hindering the swing. It notes elastic woven fabrics and tricot mesh best suit athletic wear and praises careful fitting by the corset shop. A caution warns against wearing such corsets all day to retain figure.
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Rees
New England
R. BR
Washington Street
Bishop Fallows
Charles F. Wishart
Second Presbyterian Church of
James E. Walker
Des Moines
William H. Carwardine
Gipsy Smith
Torrey
Chapman
Elbertus
Tug
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, JR
F.o. B. Lima
W. 42d St
Garford Efficiency
Eastern Distributors
Garford Motor Trucks
Brooklyn
Bedford Ave
Atlantic Ave
Garford Motor Truck Company
Lima
Ohio
Brookline Ave
Long Island Mineola
L. IY
Tuscania
Ously
Filene’s
Normandy
Nainsook
Ates
Filene
Athena Summer Union
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