Presbyterian church Sunday group elects officers
The Whe Yunior Endeavor society of fate at the Presbyterian church elected officers led by President Miss Lenore Hay and First Vice President Miss Ruby. Homer Peat served as Second Vice President with Secretary Wiley Frew and Treasurer Edwin McNaughton. The group starts with forty two members and will meet Sundays at 2:30 PM at the church.
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Yunior Endeavor Society of Fate
Presbyterian Church
M. D. Custer
Lenore Hay
Rce
Miss Ruby
Homer Peat
Wiley Frew
Edwin McNaughton
Prudent Buffalo Storyteller Promotes Women’s Clubs
Miss Prudence Bloomer of Buffalo becomes a professional storyteller and runs two Children’s Hours for four to six year olds and eight year olds. Mrs John Oliver Hobbs returns to promote working women’s advancement and talks against women juries, while Columbus women prepare to join a campaign. A letter from Mrs Frederick Schott launches anti Mormonism efforts in Columbus.
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Prudence Bloomer
Buffalo
Pretty Polly Oliver
Polly Oliver
Anitas
Sapphira
Migs Bloomer
John Oliver Hobbs
Thic
Ctadwick Club
London
Chadwicks
Ita
America
Columbus
Frederick ‘Schott
Philadelphia
National Mother's Council | Id
National League ‘Ot
United Sta Act Senate
College notes and moves at Lafayette College
West Lafayette College reports several personnel changes as Mr Chas Scott of Leesville Ohio goes to Pittsburg for a new position. Mr Gamble of Dell Roy relocates with wife and daughter to the area and will study at the college. Prof Wolfe will move to Wooster with family. Irving literary society receives a gift from Abner Ketchum of Albany. Lectures are well attended and Mrs John Philips of Illinois visits College Park.
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West Lafayette College
Chas. Scott
Leesville
Ohio
Pittsburg
Gamble
Dell Roy
Abner Ketchum
Albany
N. Y
Irving Literary Society
Washington Irving
Wolfe
Wooster
Paul Scott
Commercial Department
Cairnes
Roscoe
Lamp Let Go Causes Fire at Warsaw Store
John H. Cramblett, Warsaw music dealer, reports that a nickel lamp explosion caused Friday night’s fire. He says the wick was too low and denies gasoline carpet ignition. Cramblett plans to move to West Lafayette after recovery from shock and asphyxiation.
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John H. Cramblett
Hhe
Cramblett
West Lafayette
Rev Wells Jr to Preach Here at M P Church
The Rev Lemoyne Wells of West Lafayette will occupy the pulpit of the M P church in this city next Sunday replacing the regular pastor his father Rev Dr Wells. Wells is noted as an eloquent progressive minister and his visit is expected to draw a large congregation. The notice also mentions a German steamer Capri aground off Communipaw New Jersey and the death of Emil Preetering editor of the Westliche Post after a week’s illness from blood poisoning.
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Lemoyne Wells
West Lafayette
M. P
Wells
New York
Carlsen
Hamburg
St. Louis
Emil Preetering
Westliche-Post
Nestor
West
Alzey
Rheinhessen
Germany
Seoul
Korea
Japan
Winter health cure Mi-o-ma advertised in ad text
An ad promotes Mi-o-ma as a winter remedy for stomach and nerve discomfort. It claims it strengthens the nervous system and eases headaches dizziness indigestion heartburn and debility. The copy urges consulting C. E. Anderson for the guarantee with each 0 cent box.
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C. E. Anderson
Bronchitis and love's lottery shake up Newark engagement
Madam Schuman Heinek has bronchitis and canceled her Newark engagement for Wednesday night. She left Cleveland Sunday for New York under a doctor's care. Some Coshocton residents bought tickets and planned to attend Wednesday but will likely be disappointed.
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Madam Schuman-Heinek
Newark
Cleveland
New York
Coshocton
Richard Carle
Tokio
Chicago
Mathew
Newark Auditorium
Age Today
Schuman-Heinek
Carl
Madame Heinek
Isle of Pines Council Denies Anarchy Charges
Havana November 20 The Isle of Pines municipal council released a lengthy statement denying charges by J H Keenan of Pittsburgh and others that the island is near anarchy and lacks proper courts schools facilities for life and property protection The statement says these services have been provided and that while some public improvements are needed the government remains functioning.
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Isle of Pines
Asue
Havana
J. H. Keenan
Pittsburg
Christ the Son of the living God sermon at St Matthew
The Rev Dr Hamilton preaches on Caesarea Philippi and Peter’s confession Christ is the Son of the living God. He outlines two opinions about Christ, cites Lamb on worship, notes three proofs: the New Testament, transformed lives, and history’s impact, then ends with a humorous shopper’s cue about Mrs. Austins Pancake flour.
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W. M. Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
St. Matthew
Jesus
Caesarea
Phillippi
John the Baptist
Elias
Jeremias
Prophets
Simon Peter
Christ
Peter
Simon Barjona
God
Charles Lamb
Shakespeare
Anglo-Tibetan treaty signed indemnity swap
London reports a signed Anglo-Tibetan treaty where Britain recognizes Chinese sovereignty over Tibet in exchange for an indemnity payment from China. Other items note the death of Rev J G Reaser in Chambersburg, divers recovering bodies from Kiel torpedo boat 126, insect attacks on Vera Cruz rubber trees, and Fairmont teacher Walter Smith dying after assault injuries.
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London
Tokyo
The
Daily Telegraph
Great Britain
Tibet
China
Kiel
Kiel Bay
Undine
Norwegian Parliament Elects Prince Charles of Denmark King
Norway's parliament votes unanimously to install Prince Charles of Denmark as king. In another note a Korean cabinet plan to adopt Ito marquis policy for Korea is reported. Traverse City judge Lorin Roberts dies suddenly of apoplexy born 1846 in Johnson Ohio. Thomas W. Lawson held for December term on criminal libel charge. Ball suit set at $3000. Robert L. Rudolph ex alderman of Milwaukee convicted of bribery in 1908.
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Prince Charles of
Denmark
Norway
Korea
Marquis Ito
Lorin Roberts
Recorders Court
Traverse City
Mich
Johnson
Thomas W. Lawson
Clarence W. Barron
Boston
Ball
Robert L. Rudolph
Miwaukes
White
Common Council
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Hollister
S.C. B. Anderson
Lafayette College
John Philips
Ilinois
Ferguson
College Park
Warsaw
Gus
Rev. Wells JR
C. EB. Anderson
Bennet-Moulton Company
Bennett-Moulton
Sixth Street
Justin Adams
Sara Bernhardt
New York Central Railroad
Sardou
la Sorciere
Mme. Bernhardt
la Touraine
Colonial Theater
Lew Wallace
Washington
Gloucester
Newfoundland
Root
Mortimer Durand
London Sovernment
Chambersburg
J.G. Reaser
D. D
Wilson College
Kansas
City of
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Fairmont
W. Va
Walter Smith
Hoult
B. F. Mayle
Smith
Mayle
Necesary
Dr. Feaman
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia, N. Y
Dr. Fenner
Henry Zurreovesta
Muncie, Ind
C. M. Ferguson
Smith & Nixon Grand Pianos
Mark
Smith & Nixon
Angel Brothers
Almack Building
Maia
Orchard Street
Basicroft School
Board of Trade
Boyd & McConnell
E. R. Reed
Main Street
Brendel Bros
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