Easter Celebrations Blossom in Jerusalem World Wide
The New York World describes Easter in Jerusalem as a global festival with Jew Moslem and Christian participation. Pilgrims fill churches and hospices while markets and sheep sales peak for Kurban Balram and Passover alike. Thousands converge on the Holy Sepulchre as processions and song fill the night leading to Easter dawn.
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Orely
Earth
Jerusalem
Isaae
Mount Moriah
Gethaemape
Golgotia
Orient
Larely
Mount Oliver
Jaffa
Church of the Italy Sepulchre
the Emperors Church
Ciy
Tower of David
Webron
Abraham
Isaac Neptpeace
Mufti
Iibalid
Houssani
Christos
Christ
New York World
Easter pageant scenes show rich ceremonies across faiths
The narrative describes Easter preparations with crepe and tissue flowers, then details grand Holy Sepulchre foot washing ceremonies in the Greek and Armenian churches. Good Friday features Neby Moussa Muslim processions from Omar Mosque through Jerusalem gates with ornate robes, escort, and a route past Gethsemane toward Mount Olives.
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Armentian
Merod
Neby Moussa
Omnar
St. Stephen's Gate
Jerusalem
Mart
Valles of
Siloam
Kedron
Gethsenane
Mount of Olives
Moses
Easter Bells
In a poetic piece, distant bells ring from multiple towers and towns, praising revival. The language evokes mountains, villages, and valleys rejoicing as spring returns, with imagery of roses blooming and the earth shedding grief. The cadence fills streets with prayers and ritual in a benediction of sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hella
Wilds
Dover Boys Learn to Swim at Corporation Baths
About 200 boys planned to join a reload in Dover. Last winter 100 learned to swim at the corporation baths, indicating growing swimming interest among local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
England
Corporation Baths
Ohio Municipal Elections Show Republican Wins Across Cities
Complete returns from 228 precincts in Cincinnati show Fleischmann 42 007, Ingalls 26 287, with Fusion and Prohibitionist candidates trailing. The Republican sweep includes city council and school boards. annexations in Bond Hill Hyde Park and Winton Place. Fusion leaders concede, while Columbus and Toledo reelect mayors from their parties.
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Cincinnati
Obie
Flejschmann
Ingatts
Fuglenist
Martin
Fleischhmann
Council
Echool
Eact
Ucket
Oehding
Fielachmann
Bond Hil
Vaosten
Hyde Park
Winton Pliner
Chenath
Julius Fieleehmann
Marcus A. Hanna
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Melville E. Ingalls
Fusion
Queen City Club
Fpuaston
Oto
Columbus
Hinkle
Jeffrey
Reganean
Columpus
Cleveland
Samuel L. Joncxe
Toledo
Dayton
Sandusky
Chillicothe
Jans- Witon
Stonhenvile
Youngstown
Warren
Ironton
Portsmouth
Os Arne
Mansfield
Springfield
Itag
Tom J. Johnson
Ingalls
Mark Bannon
Republicans Win Michigan State Ticket In Tight Race
Detroit election results show Michigan Republicans claiming the statewide ticket by a narrow margin with Judge Frank A Hooker named for Supreme Court and Peter White and Loyal Knappen to the University Board. In Martford Connecticut a separate off year city vote favored Republicans seven of ten wards with Democrats losing all.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
the Supreme Court
Frank A. Hooker
Charlotte
The
State University
Peter White
Marquette
Loyal 5
Knappen
Grand Rapids
Justice Sellers
Thepublican
Martford
Conn
Thense
Aeuven
Penitentiary financial agent missing with $100000 short
Dallas Texas financial agent Albert Sidney Busby of the Texas Penitentiary at Thrusk is missing after accounts show a $100,000 shortage. J M Oppenheimer, chairman of the State Board, says police have been asked to arrest Busby and a broadcast description has been issued. Shortage was found three weeks ago and the agent had been at work for four years.
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Dallas
Tex
Albert Sidney Busby
Thusk
J. M. Oppenheimer
State Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Busby
Cumberland County
Greenwich Township
Pitman Grove
Eah
Phifer
Millvites
Trobert Pedrick
Pedricktown
Alloway
Salem County
Bureau of Abell Fisheries
Four artillery units to return from Cuba to Portland Maine
It is learned in Havana that four companies of artillery, half of the U S force remaining in Cuba, will be ordered back to the United States. They are likely to be stationed at Portland Maine.
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Havana
United Stats Artillery
Cuba
United States
Portland
Birth War Office dispatch on Aden notes major victory
The Birth War Office reports from Aden say Alat Major Shayp's ylang colume returned for Damut in Souumtiland Africa after a week of operations soullhward. Ninety eight enemy horses were killed and 2000 camels and 6000 sheep captured. Babonla plague reappears with cholera cases in Alexandria. Also reports of a man dying from a scratch and others killed in Sedan Kansas.
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Armigas
Birth War Office
Aden
Arabia
Shayp
Ylang Colume
Damut
Souumtiland
Africa
Merent Ohio Board Plans Bank Merger with Colonial National
The Directors of the State Tadfottas and the Colonial National Bank at Merehent Ohio announce a merger of concemas to form a combined resources totaling 1.0 million. The new bank's capital will reach 2.0 million.
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State
Tadfottas
Colonial National Bank
Merehent
Ohio
Vateyh
Une Dio Campune
Ew Bank
Bank Robbery Case Ties Atlanta Employee to Theft
G Hallinan Lima a clerk at Caprini City National Bank was arrested on embezzlement charges after authorities traced shortages over several years totaling nearly 94000. The bank reports bonds cover the loss and says the institution remains financially safe while Lima is held at the Piedmont Hotel pending prosecution.
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Atlanta
G. Hallinan Lima
Caprini City Naional Bank
United States
Scott
Speer
Piedmont Hotel
Sims
Sime’ Bond
National Bank Examiner de Saussure
Lina
Judge Nason Death By Own Action Found East Of Albany
The body of County Judge Henry T. Nason of Temselaer County was found in a woods south east of Albany after missing from Troy for days. A sponge tied over his nose, a chloroform bottle nearby, and four indadia num bottles indicated suicide. Autopsy confirmed death by his own action. he suffered insomnia and stomach cancer. An autopsy and coroner report were released. search parties had located the judge only after several days.
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Albany
N. C
Henry T. Nason
Temselaer
Troy
Andrew Schilfarth
White Hunt
Chamberlain's Woods
Schupp
Oklahoma Bank Robbery in Lawton Shows Violent Invasion
Three gunmen in cowboys’ attire robbed a Lawton Oklahoma bank about 7 PM, forcing doors and blasting the vault. A citizen, W. F. Robert, was fatally wounded as the robbers fled with about $8000 after a clash with local guards and townspeople.
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Lawton
Okla
Leger
Here
Roy Sumimony
Ciizen
W. FR. Robert
Enar
Excape S
Bank Oficlass Gay
Fire kills four children in Raleigh tenant house blaze
A Raleigh fire destroyed a tenant house on Hearn land near Franklin Street killing Rufus Daniel and his seven children while four children upstairs burned before helpers could reach them. The roof collapsed trapping occupants in the upper room which had no windows. In a separate note Anna Law of Trenton cooked a steak with a roll of greenbacks worth 300 dollars.
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Raleigh
N. C
H. Kearney
Franklin Wie
Rufus Daniel
Anna Law
Trenton
N. Ja
Death by Suicide of Judge Goodwin's Daughter
Miss Clara Goodwin, daughter of Judge Goodwin of Grand Tower Illinois, aged eighteen, killed herself after a quarrel with her married sister Mrs Albert Bethany, with whom she had been staying at St Louis Missouri. She shot herself in the heart.
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Goodesh
Clara Goodwin
Eigiteer
Dhoudwin
Grand 'Yower, U1
Albert ‘Ethbeby
St. Louie
Comamoative’s Death by Own Action in Los Angeles
Louis Dotanell aged forty five a consumptive from Duffalo New York committed death by own action in Los Angeles California He poured three quarts of kerosene over his body and set fire to his clothing He was burned to death in a few minutes
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Louis Dotanell
Duffalo
N.Y
Los Angeles
Cal
Frost Penetrates New England Gardens
Frost damage reaches Newport and surrounding cottages as jack frost nips early sprouts in trees and bushes across New England, with gardens heavily affected in coastal areas.
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New England
Jack
Newport
R. K
Notable Early 20th Century Figures Versed in Bold Pursuits
The article notes Henrik Tusen pursuing ordered hair care amid scientific figures, Dr Charcot of France, Pepito Arsola building a 400 ton schooner for polar exploration, and reports on public figures like Senator West and Generals Dewet and Manning. It mentions an Australian syndicate offering Dewet weekly pay for lectures and Viernest Legouvre still lively at age ninety six.
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Charcot
Pepito Arsola
Emperor Winton
West
Missouri
Sweet Springs
Thiat
St. Louis
Ias
General Dewet
Ausstralia
Roosevelts Chicago Milwaukee Visit Highlights
President Roosevelt visited Chicago to receive LL D from the University of Chicago after a lengthy program. In Milwaukee he spoke at a banquet with 530 covers, praising trust regulation and the Monroe Doctrine while touring with local officials and merchants.
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University of Chicago
Uhn
LL Murley
Wicconainle
Concreu
Chicago
Roosevelt
Harrelson
Nots lewWendon
Oan
Lyanston
Turdents
Northwestern University
Audioriana
University of
Harper
University
Morgan Park Academy
Kent Theatre
Uniper
Rongevelt
Hee
Monroe
Tay
Navy Department
Xen
Peter
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wic
Milwaukee Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Plankinton House
United State
Congress
Attor+ ney
General Knox
Events Mix In Chicago Velodrome and Across Regions
Unclear reports from Chicago track events mention Toe Nelson beating Dimmy Michael in two divers races at the Velodrome Vurtalo. In Paris Lehore's Ordnung wins the Montgomery Handicap. in Memphis a favored entry loses. Cricketer and bowler legends from Canada are noted as deceased.
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Fred Vietter
Wilh
Chicago
Nelson
Dimmy
Uis
Antl
New Univen
Uinbridge Casily
Qstora
Athleve Gilies
Eaglix Mistleton
Passal River Amateur Bowling Association
New York
Cihaa
Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Santry Hook
Newsport
Plumber Finds $18000 Hidden Treasure in Montana House
A plumber discovered eighteen thousand dollars buried inside a Welena house in Davied, Montana. The alleged owners offered him a reward of one dollar as the treasure unearthed years after it was buried.
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Whder i
Welena
Mont
Gana
Ucea
Tariff debate echoing in Boston banquet remarks
Boston Secretary of War Elly Root urged against piecemeal tariff changes arguing they injure industries and trusts survive under partial revisions. He said a tariff should be revised only by those who support protection and free from campaign distractions. Senator Lodge spoke on tariff, reciprocity with Canada, and Manila policy.
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Boston
Mass
Elly Root
Home Market Club
Root
Yarty Ag
United States
Wttle
Congress
L Friende
Lodgelee
Philippines
Lumber Run
Watson McPeek
McPeek
Washington
Tey
McPeerk
James Hendershot
Lewis J. Martin
New Jersey
Clarke Brundige Fight Sparks In Arkansas Senate Row
In Little Rock a clash erupted between Senator Clarke of Arkansas and Representative Brundige after a street greeting. A shouted exchange followed a published interview criticizing Clarke over rejecting Senator Berry's escort offer during the J. J. Jones successor matter.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States
James BP
Clarke
Brundige
Berry
J. J. Jones
Young Couple Die After Secret New York Marriage
Frederick Stothart and Louise Chusser, wed secretly against his parents, took carbalic acid near the Stothart home in Paterson New Jersey. The couple, who traveled from New York City, died as parents initially denied knowledge of the marriage. The bride’s mother burned the marriage certificate in anger.
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Paterson
N. T
Frederick Stothart
Stothart
Louise Chusser
New York City
Foun
McBride
Stothart Howe
Widow confesses murder of husband in final days
Mrs. Mary H. Deering, dying of cancer, admits killing her husband William A. Deering on March 14 with a revolver from beneath her mattress. She says years of unhappiness and abuse led to the act and that she intended to kill herself. The Deerings were wealthy and the confession follows a coroner's jury finding of murder.
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Banger
Mary H. Deering
William A. Deering
King Dim
Deering Jins
Hig
Deerings
Woodbury Granite Company Wins Capitol Construction Contract
The contract to supply granite for the new D Pennsylvania Capitol at Unrile bars has been awarded to Woodbury Granite Company. It covers about $1,000,000 worth of stone and stands as the largest granite contract issued for Ver tone granite.
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Pennsylvania Capitol
Woodbury Granite Company
Vertone Graniite
Man Suffering Dementia Accused in Fatal Kansas City Case
Dementia patient Fran Candeg Mortally struck his brother Nathan and sister Ollie in a serious incident in Kansas City Missouri. He then took his own life, ending the case.
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Francandeg
Ila
Nathan
Big
Ollie
Hismself
Kansas City
Mrs McKinley’s Runway Trip Ends Without Injury
Mrs. McKinley’s wagon train to Canton cemetery halted when a horse fell on West Little Street hills. McKinley and occupants escaped harm. Separate report: dynamite explosion at Chihuahua Mexico from 100 pounds wrecked Guggenhen ore tram, killing an American engineer.
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Mra. McKinley
Canton
Chihuahua
Mexico
Santa Barbara
Minor Events of the Week Reported in March Totals
During March the public debt in creage stands at 1 631 021. The Treasury Department received 35 617 0000 three and four per cent bonds in exchange for the two per cent consols. The Allies sought to impose new demands into the frontier question. The Tague and Mr Bowen rejected them.
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Treasury Department
Tague
Bowen
General Davis and Manila to Jolo talks with Sultan
General Davis left Manila for Jolo to confer with the Sultan. Lt. Lee of the Tenth Infantry was acquitted in a court martial in Mindanao. Colonel Julian Santos was found guilty of brigandage and sentenced to death. the case will be appealed. The pursuit of bandits near Surigao continues.
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Davis
Manila
Jolo
Joel R. Lee
Tenth Infantry
Tisian
Mindanao
P. I
Julian Santos
San Miguel
Sana Miguel
Daniel Rigard
Rizal
Novaliches
Surigao
Lake Maluti
Nelson A. Miles
Philippines
War Department
Pilgrimage costs anger populace and mixed world events
Reports swirl of discontent over Empress lavish pilgrimages while international incidents unfold. A Russian envoy dies after a back shot by an Albanian guard. Atlantic gales claim lives near St Pierre and Miquelon. debates over Ireland home rule delay Parliament.
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Mitroyvitza
St. Pierre Miquelon
Atlantic
Chamerlain
Chamberlain
Ireland
Palma Way
St. Petersburg
Johannesburg
South Africa
Holland
States General
Supreme Court of
New South Wales
Belgrade
Bervia
John Dyer
Oxfield
Prussian
Cantania
Spain
Henry Waco
St. Michael's Church
Corniil
Edward
Lisbon
Cartons
Emperor Willam
Copenhagen
Christian
Cowmmonn
Great Britain
Legislature Adjourns After Long Contested Session
New Jersey lawmakers adjourned after a rancorous session. Speaker John Horner received a 13 piece silver service for his leadership while Senator Hutchinson earned praise for fairness. The assembly and senate later sang as they ended the day.
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New Jersey
Murphy
John’ G. Horner
Treacy
Strinker Horner
Jersey
Senate
Martin
Hutchinson
America
Loch Maree Deepest Loch in Scotland
Recent soundings of Scottish lochs place Loch Maree in Tavernansailire as the deepest at 1009 feet. Eighteen other lochs also recorded depths, revealing greater underwater topography across the region.
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Loch Maree
Tavernansailire
Lle
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Jenca—Johnsen
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Vicket Tina
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Mountville
Kita
Alonzo Manion
Sedan
Kan
Hobingut
Simon
Savings Bank
Claveland Hanks
Connaldate
Atlanta, Ga
Judge Nason
Woon
Oklahoma
Three Wen
Gee
Mewborn
Henrik Tusen
Viernest Legouvre
Ile
Manning
Somannetaig Delat
Madison
Wise Goterit Lavollette
Groves
Mein- Dera
Legiendure
Merc
Marrica
Peal Paloves Munoz Y Paguza
Mesxiga City
Europe
Elliott Zborowski
Cis
sNice
Helly
Sporting World
MR. Root
Mr. Clarke
Arkanans
Brandige
Reom
Canada
House of Conmong Link
Mr. Cosugan
Urich Taka
Sekoto
Sir Frederick Lugard
Wigh
Nigeria
Sokoto
Highietred
Vichit
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Colo
Tawa
Warrington Itome
Robert Weare
Littl Rock
Baron von Sternburg
Hartford
James Farre
Arthur Hadden
Stranger
Muskegon
Francis A. Brooks
Edwin J. Dunning
Louisville
Wellington
Fas
Oscar Steuer
Yale
Todlang
Shiloh
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Connell Bluffs
Iowa
Arthur Wellhausen
Kired
Marine City
National Strike Arbitration Commission
John McQuade
Tammany Hall
Louis Lillinckjold
Anaconda
Lim
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Missouri Supreme Court
Flsmea
Font Play Ia
Daniel EB
Moran
Mendham
Mack Cramer
Meadham
Clifton Avenue
Oscar Bar
Lackawanna
Rarcliffe
St. Michael's Hospital
Newark
Barcliffe
Alvone
St. Michael's
Negin
Bunavale
Mathias Agens
John McCatheran
Agen
Rurnvale
Burlington
Cumberland
Salem
Gloucester
Huntergon
Morris
Ca_ hanvey
Homo Porta
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