Political pot boils as wars loom and post bills pass
World news highlights fierce war talk and rumors of conflicts to come. The House approved a $305 million annual postal bill. Mrs. Wilson sues for acres of Coachella Valley land alleging title fraud. Senate committee backs H. M. Pindell for ambassador to Russia. Sec. Garrison orders surrender of Jefferson Davis era pistols to estate representative Joseph A Hayes.
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Postal Service
House
Wilson
Coachella Valley
California
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
H. M. Pindell
Peoria
Russia
Garrison
Jefferson Davis
Joseph A. Hayes
Colorado Springs
Akron Mayor Writes Letter to Future City Leader
Personal Mayor Rockwell of Akron Ohio writes to the person who will be mayor of Akron 100 years hence. Dr. Charles W Elliot Harvard president emeritus becomes Rockefeller Foundation trustee for three years. Mrs John D Rockefeller donates 30 DVD to Euclid Baptist Church Cleveland. Mrs Finley J Shepard formerly Helen Gould marks wedding anniversary by serving dinners in New York for 500 Bowery homeless.
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Rockwell
Akron
Charles W. Elliot
Harvard
Rockefeller Foundation
John PD. Rockefeller
Euclid Baptist Church
Cleveland
Finley J.shepard
Helen Gould
New York
Bowery
American Company
Chaseville
Mass
Methodist’ Episcopal Sunday Schools
United States
Chicago
Samuel Jamison
Philadelphia
New York Stock Exchange
New Jersey Central Railroad
Mayville
Chautauqua County
N. Y
House of Representatives
Thomas Taggart
Democratic Committee
Indiana
Blease
South Carolina
State
Daniel Sarahan
Corona
I.I
Tiss
Army Y. MM
Fort Monroe
Joe" Calasky
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Bert Ritter
Varick
N.Y
Francis Widman
United States Army Aero Corps
War Department
Governors Island
Board of Education of
Yate
William W. Wilbank
Phladelphia
Henry Builfeld
New York State
New York Public Service Commission
New Express
Charles Mattawoy
Sing Sing
Mills reopen at Chaseville after shutdown
The American Company's mills in Chaseville Massachusetts employing about 2000 workers have reopened. The revival comes as the plant resumes operations after a period of idling, signaling renewed activity in the local industrial sector.
Feds Sign Zeider Stirring Baseball Moves
Robin Zeider signed with the Chicago Peds amid shifts in the Federal League scene. President Farrell defends fair treatment and projects Frank Chance to fill Zeider infield role while noting other strong players. Deacon Phillippe plans to sue for back salary, and Neal Snow’s death in Detroit is noted along with Jimmy Sheckard taking a Toledo Club managerial post for the 1914 season.
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Robin Zeider
Chicago Peds
Farrell
New York Americans
Zeider
Frank Chance
Zeiders
Deacon Phillipe
Pittsburgh Feds
Feds
Neal Snow
University of Michigan
Detroit
Jimmy Sheckard
Cub
Toledo
American Association
Foreign aut Fairs ban tango as unrefined
David Gil a Scottish astronomer is dead in London aged 1. A German emuser Vineta left St Thomas Dentoh West Indies for Nazi to protect German interests. Amelia Cipriana driven out of France elected to the Chamber from Milan. Sir Max Waechter announces the European Unity League to organize unthariagment forces. An attempt to attack Prince Frederick William at Berlin was frustrated. Railroads bill reintroduced in Indian Parliament. There were 648 jailed and wounded on Canadian railways in 1913. A secret Japanese meeting budgeted 150 million for naval service. Spanish Premier says strikers Rio Tinto agreed to arbitrate.
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David Gil
London
Emuser Vineta
St. Thomas
Dentoh
West Indies
Amiliaure
Cipriana
France
Milan
Max Leonard Waechter
Federation of the States of Europe
European Unity League
Frederick Wiliam
Berlin
Imperial Dict
Rio Tinto Company
Kenyon bill to end red light districts passes House
Washington lawmakers push a measure to eliminate segregated red light zones. The Kenyon bill would allow private injunctions against owners and require only general reputation as proof. Officials warn 500 women may be driven to streets and fear inmates will move to other city areas.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Iowa
Moore
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Red Light
Real Estate Association
Five Die in California Floods Rake Southern State
Southern California endures worst rainstorm in eighteen years with five deaths and extensive property damage. From Tehachapi to San Diego cities face floods. residents Hugh Haven William Clark and others drown, plus a bank VP Louis Jones and his wife among victims. San Joaquin Valley losses total 109000 dollars.
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Tos Angeles
Cal
California
Tehachapi
San Diego
Hugh Haven
Chicago
Monrovia
Tie
William. Clark
Los Angeles
Whittier
San Gabriel River
Santa Barbara
Montecito
Louis Jones
First National Bank
Indicts L N Littauer in Jewelry Smuggling Case
Lucius N Littauer former congressman and political adviser to Odell and Roosevelt is indicted by a Federal Grand Jury for smuggling jewelry brought from France. His brother William Littauer partner in Littauer Bros of Gloversville New York is charged with conspiracy.
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New York
Julsus N. Littauer
Congress
Politath
Odell
Theodore Roosevelt
Federal Grand Jury
William Littauer
Hos
France
Wes
Lucius
Littauer
Paris Financial Paper Editor Charged With Grand Larceny
Albert Germain editor of La Cote financial daily arrested on grand larceny charges. He is accused of stealing between 4.5 and 7 million dollars from the paper and its accounts, with alias Ladis las Piotruszynski. The case centers on misappropriated funds and related offenses.
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Paris
Albert Germain
Ladislas Piotruszynski
la Cote
Tie
Fire sweeps Philippine fair damaging Manila exposition
A major blaze destroyed two thirds of the Exposition building in Manila causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. The event was to showcase Philippine exhibits and was scheduled to open in February. Reconstruction appears unlikely, possibly delaying the fair until next year.
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Manila
Philippines
Bergenline Avenue
Union Hill
Vande Water appoints receiver and town offices fixed
Samuel Krestler is named receiver for the Vande Water Automobile Co. W IL Risley is reelected city engineer of Somers Point and G C Piercey becomes auditor. Andrew Carnegie funds a 350000 library site for Asbury Park with city site provision.
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W. IL. Risley
Somers Point
G. C. Piercey
Andrew Carthegie
Asbury Park
Lesson on Luke Eleven Teaching by Prayer and Parable
Analyzes Jesus teaching in Luke eleven on prayer and the Lord's Prayer, its pedagogy of example and formula, and the use of a parable to illustrate trust, persistence, and divine provision through asking seeking and knocking.
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Jesus
John
God
Heaven
Earth
Christ
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