Cunningham Denies Liquor Involvement In Bank Closure
Pittsburg, Sept 6. Bank examiner Cunningham emphatically denies he was drunk when he closed Cosmopolitan National Bank yesterday. Officials dispute, bankers vow indignation over actions of state officials who closed Mt Washington Savings and Trust and reopened it after talks with Harrisburg officials.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Jnc
Lyons
Cunningham
F. Oldham
James M. Cover
Mt. Washington Savings and Trust Company
Berkey
Harrisburg
Nativity Feast Draws Massive Italian Catholic Procession
In Boston the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin was celebrated by a grand procession of about 300 Italian children and a statue crowned with a gold tiara. The route along Marginal Street featured altars, bountiful offerings, and a ceremonial benediction after dark, with many homes keeping candles afire through the night.
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Boston
South Margin
Pitts
Hale
Norman
Merrimac
Stamford
Italy
Massachusetts
Marginal Street
Way To Wash White Clothes from Old Recipe
A simple home method for washing white clothes uses lukewarm water, soap on soiled areas, rolling, soaking, and rinsing in two warm waters with blue in a cooler water rinse. Widespread rubbing is minimized and air drying in sun is advised. an ad promotes P and G Naphtha Soap costing five cents a cake.
Epworth League Convention Closes in Tremont Street Church
The Epworth League conference ends after a highly successful gathering at Tremont Street Methodist Church. A morning love feast occurred at First Church on Temple Street, with leaguers preaching in every Methodist church housing Epworth societies. A mass meeting on the Common drew hundreds to hear Rev. W. S. Haven and missionary Rev. A W Mell recount Bryan prayers saving a man from ruin.
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Epworth League
Tremont Street
Temple Street
Epworth Society
W. S. Haven
A. W. Mell
Bombay
India
William Jennings Bryan
Winston
W. F. Stewart
Detroit
West
Illinois Central approves pension for longtime worker Austin Dunbar
Illinois Central Railroad officials approved pension papers for Austin Dunbar, an older Black worker who served the company for years in New Orleans. The action covers the remaining years of his service.
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Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Austin Dunbar
New Orleans
Riis and Curry Clash Over Settlement Work
Ellery Clark defends settlement workers as debates flare after Rev. James B. Curry attacks Jacob Riis and settlement efforts. Curry, pastor of St. James in New York, has published a pamphlet replying to Riis who Roosevelt praised as a modern citizen.
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Ellery Clark
Boston
Jacob Riis
James B. Curry
New York
East Side
Father Curry
St. James’ Church
Roosevelt
Riis
Settlement Workers Labeled as Frauds by Father Curry
Father Curry denounces settlement workers as frauds and money grubbers who prey on the poor and rich alike. He cites fake poverty scenes and a stolen child tale to illustrate charitable deception and warns New York of looming awakenings to these alleged frauds.
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East Side
Father Curry
New York
Sweet Charity
Bhis Parish
Irish Leaders Assaulted in Limerick Land Act Meeting
A Limerick League gathering over Lord Devon's estate sale broke into riotous scenes between William O'Brien supporters and other Nationalists. MPs J Gwynn, T M Kettle, M Joyce, and M J Flavin were assaulted with severe injuries as police struggled to restore order. Lord Devon is selling about 35,000 acres in County Limerick under the land act except the castle and park.
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Newcastle
Limerick League
Earl of Devon
William O’brien
M. P
Cork
S&s
Lord Devon
County Limerick
Colored Deaf Mute Lawyer Licenses In Raleigh
Among 64 lawyers licensed by the North Carolina Supreme Court in Raleigh is Roger B. O'Kelly a colored deaf mute.
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Raleigh
N. C
Supreme Court
Roger B. O'Kelly
Patrolman Conroy Resigns to Practice Law in Boston Firm
Cambridge police officer John P. H. Conroy resigns after ten years of service to join a leading Boston firm. He has studied at Boston University Law School for three years while on night duty, passed the bar last June, and will leave the force next Saturday night.
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John P. H. Conroy
Cambridge Police Force
Pullen
Conroy
Boston
Jack Conroy
Cambridge Force
Boston University Law School
Wardwell
Tom
Phil
Household Fan Recipes From Local Women
A collection of dated home recipes including lard and molasses batter by Mrs Carrie Goodbarl, Graham flour gem pans by A M Cowan, tapioca and currant jelly dessert by Mrs E F Buchler, and meat pie pastries by E C Parsons. Also a lunch ham dish with boiled eggs and cream.
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Carrie Goodbarl
A. M.cowan
Cash Street
Fall River
E. F. Buchler
Franklin Street
Brookville
E. C. Parsons
Sears Street
New Bedford
Harvard Opens October 1 Amid Preparations
Harvard will begin the academic year on October 1 with renovations underway in halls and dormitories. Admission exams run September 21 to 26 for Harvard College and the Dental School, with chemistry admissions tests on September 30 and the board of overseers meeting the same day. Freshmen register September 30, others registering on day one, with sophomores and juniors who have not been promoted also registering that day.
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Harvard
Harvard College
Dental
Board of Overseers
Love and a Dalliance of Duty and Desire
A young actress torn between her stage career and a forbidden romance finds herself trapped when a colonial serenade and a canal worker’s love collide. The lovers plan elopement but a husband’s return upends their hopes, revealing a bittersweet twist of fate and reconciliation.
Shepard backs Bryan for presidency in statement
Edward M. Shepard, longtime Cleveland Democrat and tariff reform advocate, issued a statement declaring his intention to support William Jennings Bryan for the presidency.
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New York
Edward M. Shepard
W. J. Bryan
Salem Man Rescues Girl From Imminent Death
Dominick Dolan of Salem rescued a little girl struck by a car in Scollay Square. The car rolled slowly as the child darted into its path. Dolan pulled her from beneath the fender, then fell with the child in his arms.
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Dominick Dolan
Salem
Scollay Square
Mr. Dolan
Hour Glass Stomach Diagnosed After Death in Indiana
Mrs Edward Walton of Danville Indiana died after lifelong mysterious illness. An autopsy revealed she suffered from hour glass stomach a condition with a constriction in the middle effectively creating two stomachs and impairing function.
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Danville
Ind
Edward Walton
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