News of the Week A roundup of federal and regional updates
Pension office bans clerks from answering pension inquiries sending all questions to the commissioner. Indian affairs report cattle moved from the Cheyenne reservation and 120 boomers arrested. Treasury clarifies mutilated bonds and coupons rules. New customs appointments for Philadelphia and Erie. Navigation bureau backs a universal marks system for channels. Attorney General Garland discusses Alabama Claims court terms. Mail and naval service notes on Canada fumigation and mail handling. Deaths include David Bricker and J S Smith. Charles Kendall Adams inaugurated at Cornell. Andrews of New York dies.
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Black
Atkins
Lee
Oklahoma Territory
Treasury
J. M. Campbell
Philadelphia
Richard H. Arbuckle
District of
Erie
Bureau of Navigation
Garland
Alabama
Bell
Postoffice Dep
Gener Marine Hospital
Sergi
Court of Foreign Artment
al Hamilton
Canada
United States
Mexico
Fire Destroys Kittanning Public School Building
The three story brick and stone public school at Kittanning Pa was burned the night of the 16th. Losses are estimated under 30,000 dollars with 1 000,000 dollars in coverage. Natural gas is suspected as the fire cause.
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Boston
Kittanning
Ational Grange
Thomas W. Pierce
Topsfield
Mass
Pierce
Salem
Ivory W. M. Pierce
Lynn
Twelfth Ward
Pittsburgh
Ab Buzzard
Ike
George Grimmer
John Lipincott
George Difford
Tke Buzzard
Lancaster
Saltonstall
Endicott Peabody
George C. Lee
Henry Saltonstall
Leon Regard
New York Cong
R Des Etats Unis
Privas
France
Wynant
Galveston
John F. Wetherbee
Suffolk County
Boston University
A. Boody
New York City
Annie Lyons
Charles W. Parker
Cook
Miners’ Association
Aix
Monongahela
Asa Gray
Harvard
National Association of Wrought Iron
John McCullough
Monument Cemetery
Philadelphia
Ottawa council names investigators into Algoma wreck
An Ottawa Council order on the 16th appointed Lt. A. R. Gordon and Capt. Thomas Harbottle to conduct a tribunal into the wreck of the steamer Algoma. A Canadian Pacific Railroad surgeon reports many laborers, including about 7,000 Chinese, being discharged and traveling to the United States.
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Ottawa Council
A. R. Gordon
R. N
Thomas Harbottle
Toronto
Algoma
Canadian Pacific Railroad
United States
Clark
Toronto Insane Asylum
Canada
Riel
Washington
Tongue Point
Montreal
Guiteau
Victoria
Rangoon
Pendergast
Mindbla
Erie County Infirmary Fire Kills Five Women Inmates
Tur Erie County Infirmary near Sandusky Ohio burned on the night of the 20th. Five women in the insane department died before rescue. There were ninety five inmates in the building, and in the ensuing panic several escaped. The incident follows a string of other national notices and weighs on social welfare reporting of the period.
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Erie County Infirmary
Sandusky. O
United States
Preston L. Bridges
North Carolina
Montevideo
Uruguay
William
Emmett
New York
Sinaroa
Turkey
William H McArdle
Mississippi
San Juan de Norte
Nicaragua
Joseph W. Merriam
Iqueque
Chill
William Hearn
Heath & Co
G. P. Morosini
Ludlow Street
Morosini
Heath
Gould
Angeline M. Brown
New York City
Ingraham
Washington D. C
Louis Summerfield
Christine
Gotleib R. Seabrow
Summerfield
Trustees
Cornell University
Rieas
Henry W. Sage
Joan E F. Bowman
East St. Louis
Belleville
Bowman
Domingo
Foss
B. M. Brown
East Eightyac Street
Pittsburgh
Canada
Giants of Body and Soul In Talmage Sermon On Free Loveism
In a Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon Rev. T DeWitt Talmage argues physical strength alone does not equal moral power, warning about the danger of free love and urging healthy bodies to serve God. He cites Samson, Delilah, and historical figures to stress accountability for how one uses strength and the need for righteousness.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle
Samson
Napoleons
Napoleon
Howards
Howard
Sorek
Delilah
East
Gaza
Lie
Jion
Samsons
Christ
Richard Baxter
Edward Payson
Robert McChayne
Dundee
Scotland
Philip Doddridge
Wilberforce
Robert Hall
Heaven
Celestial City
Paris
Edinburgh
London
Rousseau
David Hume
Voltaire
Gibbon
Temple of
Dagon
Jacob
Lord Byron
Michelet
New York
Besoklyn
Sodom and
Gomorrah
Indiana
Sahara
God
Edom
Borrah
Jesus
Robert Pollok
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Ole
Old National Bank
W. A. Carpenter
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Cosgrave
Main Street
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W. D. Craic
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Guernsey County
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R. T. Scott
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WH. T. Ramsey
House Surital
Green Providence
Usary
Washington, D
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J. M. McGill
City Drug Store
Adams Building
Joseph Morton
Dels
Eagle Hotel
W. A. Gill
Marlots
Arcade Hotel
Cambridge, Ohio
William Weaver
Prop’r
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
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Gerner Market
WM. Kirk
Zanesville
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America
Washington, Ohio
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Globe House
Cumberland, Ohio
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Aphe
John Moss
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Steubenville Street
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Public Square
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Stinson & Co
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Bette
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W. H. Kipp
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Warwick
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Smith
Kenzies
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Charles Kendall Adams
Ithaca
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Andrews
James Watson Webb
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Alice Powell
Princess Anne
William Finley
Carmi
Ill
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Circuit Court
Beloit
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Eulitz
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Minn
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Terre Haute
Ind
George T. Harmon
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Carpenter
W. P. Read & Co
Chicago
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Strom
Lake Valley
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Mimbres Coek
II Toron
Patrick Johnson
Adrian
Johnson
William Sandbrook
Bloomfield
Mich
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Huma
Deceas
Supreme Court of Ohio
Omaha
Bloom- Brighton
Miller
T. E. Brown
Des Moines
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Dpd. P. Hadden
Hazelhurst
Miss
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Indian Territory
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Charles Wangstead
Herman Huppert, Jr
Charles Rough
Cleveland Assembly Knights of Labor
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Oregon
Slater
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Senate
Rhoda Howard
Bath County
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Batavia
Stone Lick
M. Begam
Milton Begam
Joseph Berkley
Charles Page
W. H. Page
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
Ella Yeager
August A. Wachter
Leopold Schmelzer
James Dempesey
Helena
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John Hoag
Cleveland
Jacob Schiller
Lafayette
Dempsey
Black River
A. L. Sanborn
Madison
Milwaukee
Frank H. Alden
Maria Story
Wilbur F. Story
Turey
Eureka C. Story
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Plano, Jr
Willie Crohn
Archbishop Purcell
William Walter
Riverdale
Walter
P. C. Kirkland
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Oxford
Kan
Wichita Falls
Tex
Foreign Intelligence
Talmage
Brooklyn
Timnath
Robart Pollo
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