Evolution and Wallace Sermon in Wait Hills Church
A sermon by A. B. Beresford at Wait Hills celebrates Alfred Russel Wallace and argues evolution is a divine method, not a dethronement of God. It highlights environment, survival of the fittest as moral excellence, and the Bible’s alignment with evolution, urging humane progress through righteous conduct.
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Alfred Russel Wallace
de A. B. Beresford
Universaiiet
Waitt Hills
Alfred. Russel Wallace
Alfred Russel
Wallace
Genesia
God
Pilate
Christ
Sys Herbert Spencer
Concerts for Prisoners Bring Opera to Workhouse
Kansas City Kansas prison inmates hold nightly concerts with grand opera selections and popular songs. Lonquist Purrido offered a $75 phonograph and 40 records for a 100 day sentence. Judge Brady accepted, ordering the phonograph and records sent to the workhouse. A prisoner will operate the device each evening for fellow inmates.
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Kansas City
Kan
Lonquist Purrido
Brady
October Busy Month for Cincinnati Post Office
October proved the busiest month of the year for the Cincinnati post office. Over 27 million pieces of mail were handled and 16 million delivered by city carriers. Receipts totaled 292070.29 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Police Skeptical Of Finn Street Robbery Claim
Police doubt the report by George W. Clark of 846 Lexington Avenue that he was robbed Saturday evening on Finn Street by two men at gunpoint of 9.75 dollars in a crowded area. Clark insists the incident occurred despite lack of corroboration.
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George W. Clark
Lexington Avenue
Finn Street
Clarks
Gauntlet Thrown by Republicans Over Currency Delay
Republicans charge Democrats with bad faith in delaying currency reform and say they will push a national issue on regional banks. The dispute centers on how many regional banks to create, with Democrats split and a caucus planned to force a decision.
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Democratic Party
Washington
Senate
Wilson
O'Gorman
New York
Oakstors Reed and Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Danforth
Reed
Pomerene
Ohio
Covington to Launch Merit System Under New City Government
Kentucky report notes Covington will replace the spoils system with a merit based appointment plan once the commission form of government takes effect. The five current commissioners emphasize nonpartisan control, shared appointment power, and maintaining capable staff while filling vacancies by standard criteria.
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Sale
Covington
Newport Commissioners
Covington Board
Newport
Arrest follows cutting in Covington case
William Goshorn was arrested Saturday night on a charge of cutting with intent to kill Compton Justice of Norwood Ohio. He was released yesterday by Police Judge Read of Covington on bond set at 4000. Justice is in serious condition after being slashed across the back of the neck in a rear street confrontation near Eighteenth street and Madison avenue. He was sent to Covington General Hospital.
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William Goshorn
Compton Justice
Norwood
Read
Covington
Goshorn
Eighteenth Street
Madison Avenue
Covington General Hospital
Mothers' Club to Meet at Newport High Today
A Newport High School Mothers' Club special meeting will be held this afternoon at 2 30 o clock in the Eighth street building. Final plans are set for the Thanksgiving turkey dinner and for the new lunch room opening Monday November 17. Eighth grade and high school pupils will join a kitchen shower next Wednesday afternoon for kitchen equipment.
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Newport High School ‘Mothers’ Club
Eighth Street
Church plans for St Vincent de Paul in Clifton Heights
The congregation met at the town hall to hear plans for a new church. It intends to begin work next spring and push for speedy completion.
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St. Vincent de Paul Church
Clifton Heights
Campbell County
Fire at Covington Paint Shop Causes 20000 Dollar Loss
A Saturday blaze starting in the paint shop of Simon Cook at 415 Madison Avenue Covington gutted four buildings. Stock and property losses totaled about 20000 dollars with insurance around 6000 dollars.
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Simon Cook
Madison Avenue
Covington
Buldings
Negro Arrested On Murder Charge Near Latonia Racetrack
George Whaley of Lexington was shot and killed at Latonia race track Covington by William Turner alias Ramehorn a stable worker for trainer Alexander Luizard. Turner fled toward Independence Pike pursued by Patrolman Stapleton and Inspector Sanford Turner captured six miles from Covington. Albert B Shotwell held as witness.
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George ‘Whiley
Lexington
Latonia
Covington
Whaley
William Turner
Ramehorn
Ai ‘Luzader
Jasonia
Turner
Keegan
Independence Pike
Stapleton
Sandford
Albert B Shotwell
Newport City Commission Meets Over Detective Suspensions
The Newport City Commissioners convene to decide on the suspensions of Detectives Sheeran and Cottingham. The two officers, charged with insubordination by Safety Director Ebert, have appealed to the Civil Service Commission seeking an investigation of the charges amid a deadlocked board.
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Newport
Sheeran
Cottingham
Ebert
Brent Spence
Newport Civil Service Commission
Hospital Benefit Dance At Newport November 26
Wives of Speers Hospital staff plan a reception and dance at the Spiritualistic Temple on Overton street Newport on November 26 with proceeds to the hospital. Chaperones listed include Mesdames Sarah Charles George Hermann J Li Phyth an John Todd Howard Hermann J J Youtsey W A Young and Miss Ruth Jenkins.
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Speers Hospital
Spiritualistic Temple
Overton Street
Newport
Hospital
Sarah Charles
George Hermann
J. Li’ Phyth‘an
John Todd
Howard Hermann
J. J. Youtsey
W. A. Young
Ruth Jenkins
Brakeman Sues L and N Railroad for Injuries
Mike Frye a brakeman sues the L and N railroad in Kenton Circuit Court seeking 2610 dollars for injuries claimed after a fall from a car.
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Mike Frye
The
L. and N. Railroad
Kenton
General Hugh L. Scott Heads Cavalry on Mexican Border
GalvestonTex November 9 General Hugh L Scott is the commander of the U S cavalry on the Mexican border with a large detachment ready to invade Mexican soil at Washingtons signal If intervention occurs the mounted units would bear the brunt of the operations and his position becomes crucial for any such move
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Hugh L. Scott
United States Cavalry
Mexi
Mexico
Mysterious Ad Promotes Book For Young Women
A local publisher in Strassburg advertised a book titled Facts which every young girl should acquaint herself with before marrying priced at 60 cents. The volume sold 25 000 copies in under a month amid claims of misleading advertising. The court examined the book and found wholesome content despite complaints from some buyers.
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Strassburg
Concessions on Hand Cameras at Panama-Pacific Exposition
The Concessions Committee at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco abandoned a proposed hand camera tax after protests by the California Camera Club. Tariff changes lower duties on film, lenses, paper, and cameras, boosting cheaper gear. free roll films and film packs. The piece also describes a Christmas gift idea a photographic barometer using a dyed print and cobalt chloride detailing a weather dependent color change.
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San Francisco
California Camera Club
United States
Governors and Mayors Set to Speak at Business Men's Banquet
Governor Cox will share the stage with Mayor Hunt Mayor-elect Spiegel and other leaders at the annual Business Men's club banquet Tuesday night. The club’s Saturday meeting approved the operating expenses to be submitted to members.
Last Public Reception Held by Union Central Life
Thousands gathered at the Union Central building Saturday for the final in a series of public receptions hosted by the life insurance company.
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Union Central Building
The
Life Insurance Company
Chilly Blasts Sweep Down On the Middle-West States
A northwest snowstorm hit Cincinnati with mixed snow and rain and extended into the Great Lakes region. Shipping and rail service suffered. telegraph wires failed and lake traffic dropped with high winds. The steamer Samuel Mather lost its first mate, and other vessels were set against the rocks or beached as tugs aided survivors. Copper miners in Calumet marched despite cold and prohibition arrests rose briefly.
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Father Boreas
Cincinnati
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
United States Weather Bureau
Houghton
Mich
Lake Erie
Samuel Mather
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Frank C. Foster
Point Pelee
Amherstburg
Ont
Mary Hipcicke
Chicago
Bar Point
Cleveland
Louisiana
F. M. Osborne
Port Washington
Lake Michigan
Cal
Musical Clam Stewed Dies On Bryant Park Bench
New York, Nov. 9. Vincent Bryan relays a quirky tale of a pet clam that died after being “stewed.” A bencheside story recounts the clam waiting on a porch, clapping to Dixie, and the owner’s cigarette routine ending with the clam’s fatal overindulgence.
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New York
Vincent Bryant
Bryant Park
Ancident
Bryan
Thad
Thief Takes Two Rings From Oscar Cohen Home
A thief stole two rings valued at 43 dollars from Oscar Cohen of 717 West Seventh street yesterday. The incident occurred in his room, and police are investigating.
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Oscar Cohen
West Seventh Street
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Umet
Michigan
BEN Franklin Co
Main
3Rd St
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Kroger
Leo
van Labb
Feoneun
Provident Bank
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Business Office
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