Senator Foster Defuses New Orleans Lynch Mob
United States Senator Murphy James Foster intervened in St. Marys parish New Orleans to stop a lynching of a Black man accused of assaulting Mrs Rene Habert. He met the mob at the jail with Judge Allen and Judge Smith, warned them of swift legal punishment, and secured a promise of a special jury and immediate trial the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
New Orleans
United States
Murphy James Foster
St. Mary's
Rene Habert
St. Mary’s Parish
Senator Foster
Allen
Smith
Foster
Stonemasons Union Meets at City Hall Tuesday Evening
The Stonemasons' and Bricklayers' International union held its regular meeting at city hall Tuesday evening. Membership of the organization is steadily increasing. The Age ads bring good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonemasons
Stonemasons’ and Bricklayers’ International Union
Kishineff Crime Confession Clears Jews Misconduct
In Kishineff Russia the murdered boy case is resolved with Ale confessing he and the boy’s uncle committed the crime, while the new Kishineff governor meets with city Jews. In Oyster Bay officials report a high level Bnai Bith conference on a Russian petition, with unclear outcome and possible delay to avoid hampering diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishineff
Russia
Ale
Oyster Bay
Bnai Bifth
Hay
Lynchers Are Murderers Opinion by Justice Brewer
Associate Justice David G. Brewer of the U S Supreme Court calls lynching and burning of a negro murder in all cases and says perpetrators can be charged with murder in the same degree as the principal actor. He discusses possible extenuating circumstances and a rising public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
David G. Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Brewer
Prophecy Warps Around Papal Heirs in Malachi Tale
The article argues which cardinals might succeed Pope Leo XIII, naming Goiti Vannutelli Rampolla and others. It cites St Malachy’s prophecy predicting a drastic end, notes Svampa and Goti as strong contenders, and describes each candidate’s background from origins to current roles and reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignus Ardeus
St. Malachy
Leo XIII
Cardinal Goiti
Serafino" Vannutelli
Svamna
Stomach tablets touted as mucus dissolver and cure
An ad-style notice promotes Hic sen do Stomach Tablets as the only medicine to dissolve thick catarrhal mucus lining the stomach, improve appetite, and aid digestion. It claims a special hot-water dissolving treatment and stomach flushing before meals. Also mentions fishermen Milan Jones and the Bailley brothers returning from camping with catfish catches and notes advertising boosts business.
Root May Resign War Portfolio
Washington July 15 report officials say Secretary Root plans to return to New York to resume law practice after completing key matters. Robert Shaw Oliver's name is favored for Secretary of War if Root retires. Root will sail to England in August to chair the American commission in the Alaskan boundary case and may remain as secretary during his absence. If unsettled, he may stay until after the next Congress adjourns. Also notes Laura Alice Riggs ninth birthday party with many friends and tokens of remembrance.
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Washington
Root
New York
War Department
Robert Shaw Oliver
England
American Commission
Congress
Philippine
Cuba
Family Reunion Held at Preston Home on South Lawn
A pleasant family reunion took place Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs L B Preston on South Lawn avenue. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Preston and Hayes Preston, Mr and Mrs Ed Preston of Chicago, and Mr and Mrs L M Shive of Pittsburg.
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L. B. Preston
South Lawn Avenue
James Preston
Hayes Preston
Ed Preston
Chicago
L. M. Shive
Pittsburg
Bishop Joyce Rejects Denominational Union Plan
Bishop Joyce president of the Epworth League says the Denver proposal to amalgamate the Christian Endeavor Epworth League and Baptist Young People’s Union is impractical. He notes Christian Endeavor is Congregational while Epworth League covers all Methodist branches in America.
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Joyce
Minneapolis
Jay
Isaac VV. Joyce
Epworth League
Denver
Christian Endeavor
Baptist Young People’s Union
Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Church In
America
Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office July 18 1903
List of unclaimed mail at Coshocton Ohio week ending July 18 1903 includes Miss Belle Baker Miss Emma Croy Miss Ada Holdsworth Mrs Kizah Jackson Mrs Chas Shaffer B F Edwards Frank Poe Grant Perkins J H Parker A Condit Richards Nank Shannahan Frank Turner Edward West Readers are asked to respond with advertised date for collection. The second item notes Clayone Chief lowers matinee trotting record by five seconds in Class B trot heat finishing 1 13 ¼.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Ohio
Belle Baker
Emma Croy
Ada Holdsworth
Kizah Jackson
Chas. Shaffer
B. F. Edwards
Frank Poe
Grant Perkins
J. H. Parker
A. Condit Richards
Nank Shannahan
Frank Turner
Edward West
Lst. Co
B. McCoy
PF. M
Clayone Chief
Clayonet Chief
Miss Carrick Moves Millinery to Edwards Plano Store
Next week Miss Carrick will relocate her millinery shop from the Pittsburg bargain store in the Thompson building to the Edwards Plano store in the Balch building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrick
Pittsburg
Thompson Building
Edwards Plano
Balch Building
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Promoted for Kidney Healing
An advertisement extols Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney and related ailments. It cites James Lettuce of Cana joharie New York and Dr W H Morse of Westfield New Jersey, claiming past operations were avoided and recovery followed two bottle use. The ad notes sales by druggists and free trial samples by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
James Lettuce
Canajoharie
N. Y
Albany
W. H. Morse
Westfield
N. J
Avery
Wit
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Bos. Co
E. Anderson
Drug
John Shaw Prepares Front for Citizens Bank
John Shaw remodels the building formerly B R Shaw Son’s chin a store to house the Citizens bank. The front will feature two double doors near the alley two large windows by Gray hardware and a vestibule into the bank proper. John Hartman has the vault foundation contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaw
B. R. Shaw & Son
Citizens Bank
John Hartman
Death of a Child in Baltimore Burial Planned
Charles Goss two year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Goss died at their East Chestnut street home. The family took the body to Baltimore for burial on Thursday in a morning notice style report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goss
Fred Goss
East Chestnut Street
Balti
We Give All We Promise and More in Our Business
Advertises a firm that claims strict adherence to promises to build trust and lead its market. States competitors acknowledge leadership and asserts customers get the best available. Emphasizes quality, reliability, and an expansive offering to attract clients.
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Jei
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gai
W.P. Brush
Inager Stockman’s Advertising Agency
Ayannas City
U. S
A. H. Thomson & Son
Columbus
C. A. Bliss
Seat State Street
H. A. Wolfe
Wolfe Furniture Company
Citizens
Bell
Leo
Svampa
Coelo
Pius IX
Scampa
Bolognia
Got
Jerome Maria Goti
Carmelites
Propaganda
Curia
Rome
Genoa
Isto
Far East
Brazil
Funci
Congregation of Bishops and
Cardinal Ledochowski
Germany
Sacred College
Serafino Vannutelli
Church
Genazzano
Napoleon
Ing
South America
Munich
Brussels
Vienna
Quirinal
Vincenzo
Cardinal Rampolla
Mariano Rampolle del Tindaro
Polizzo
College
Vatican
Cardinal Oreglia
Camerlingo
Chamberlain
Luigi Oreglia di Santo Steffano
Berne Vagienia
The
Victor Emanuel
Oregalia
O'Reilly
Tialian
Milan Jones
Bailley Brothers
Denman Bridge
Laura Alice Riggs
Burt Avenue
Orange Street
Carrie West
Agnes Evans
Helen Jones
Gertrude Miller
Lucille Moore
Irene Hisner
Louise
Josephine Baughman
Cora Seward
Fern Darnes
Helen Drummond
Helen Smith
Masters Stewart Eisner
Clyde and
Whilie Trenxer
Wilson Strausser
Russel Smith
BANK
E. Cyrus, McQueen, Baltic
Ohio Vehicle & Harness CO
Vernon Ave
Parker's
Curcasca'posserses
Rogers
Detroit White Lead Works
Deslers & Jobbers
Mrs. Winslow
E. R. Randles
North Fifth Steet
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