White Slave Traffic Discussed At Hygiene Congress
Dr Howard Kelly of Johns Hopkins told the Hygiene Congress in Washington that social system and clublike churches fuel white slave traffic. Attorney General Wickersham said newspapers must report only their average paid subscriptions. A force of 800 U S marines will be sent to Santo Domingo to protect customs duties during the spreading revolution.
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Howard Kelly
John Hopkins University
Congress of Hygiene and
Washington
Wickersham
Congress On ‘Hygiene
Panama Canal
United States
Santo Domingo
Personal Vincent Astor arrives in America amid social plans
Vincent Astor, arriving on the Mauretania, denies becoming a British subject or joining Life yards. He says he rented a Fifth avenue house and will have his mother and sister with him this winter. Isla Tudor, Henry Tudor's daughter, arrives in New York aboard the Baltic after 25 ocean crossings.
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Vincent Astor
Mauretania
Life Yards
Fifth Avenue
Isla Tudor
Harry Tudor
Bostock
New York
Sheridan
Wyo
G. W. Holdrege
Burlington Railroad
Dome Lake
Allison Douglass Pierce
Vivien Gould Towed
Louis de Bebian Moore
Baseball and boxing notes from the 1913 season
Frank Chance vows to reject any beer provision as Chicago Cubs president Murphy maintains a strict season policy. New York State Athletic Commission revokes 21 boxing referees licenses for ties to clubs and boxers. World series games set with New York and Boston as venues. Past series heroes named include Dineen Roche Mathewson Kling Adams Baker.
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Frank Chance
Murphy
Chicago Cubs
New York State Athletic Commission
New York
Boston
Bill Dineen
George Roche
Christy Mathewson
John Kling
Babe Adams
Eddie Collins
Frank Baker
Smoking volcano erupts again at General Mount Wrangell Alaska
The smoking volcanoes of Alaska erupt anew as General Mount Wrangell vents ash and lava. Reports note ongoing seismic activity and rising steam pockets near the crater. Authorities advise caution for nearby residents and air travel adjustments as eruptions continue.
Harvard urged early marriage by Dr Ellet
Reading through a crowded news page, a notable claim attributes Dr Ellet urging Harvard students to marry early. The item sits among a mosaic of political, social and crime notes from the era.
Balance of early 20th century world events and incidents
Reported strikes by Balboa dock laborers delay steamship sailings. Volcanic activity rising at Stromboli noted by Professor Riccai. British cruiser Princess Royal sets 34 knots in trials, claimed fastest of her class. Guadalajara National Bank of Mexico branch robbed of 19000 by a sneak thief. Mongolian Prince An Ai seeks Russian protection amid massacres. London reports plan for a giant oil burning dreadnought. Italian war costs and naval expenses disclosed. French police warn Mrs Pankhurst to avoid Paris disturbances. German ambassador Baron von Bieberstein dies in Baden. Italian and French aviation fatalities reported. France orders four steerable balloons with machine guns.
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Balboa
Panama
Annabele— Riccai
Guadalajara
National Bank of Mexico
Prince An-Ai
Mongolia
Russia
London
Italian War Department
Navy
E. Pankhurst
Christabel
France
Paris
Asquith
Baron von Bieberstein
Baden
Ragazzoni
Miraflores
Thomas
Bar-le-Duc
Hedges Named for Governor at New York Convention
At Saratoga Springs the Republican state convention nominated Job E. Hedges of New York for governor after a third ballot surge. James Wadsworth Jr of Livingston was named lieutenant governor, with Francis M. Hugo as secretary of state and William Cunningham as comptroller. Other nominees listed included William Archer treasurer and Meier Steinbrink attorney general, with Frank Williams and Frank Hiscock named for engineer and associate judge. The convention adjourned after formal indorsement procedures and a plan to back a suitable Democratic endorsement if needed.
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James W. Wadsworth, Jr
William Archer
Saratoga
N. Y—The
Job E
Meier Steinbrink
Kings
Frank M. Williams
Orange
Court of Appeals
Frank H. Hiscock
Onondaga
Supreme Court
Fifth Judicial District
Livingston
Job E. Hedges
New York
William S. Bennet
William H. Daniels
Buffalo
P. W. Cullinan
Oswego
Edgar T. Brackett
Brackett
Hedges
Wadsworth
Syracuse
Milk price movement in wholesale markets
The wholesale milk price stands at 26 cents per quart in the 26 cent zone, equivalent to 1.71 dollars per four quart can. The market notes a 3 percent change affecting recent pricing.
Marshall Forbids Racing Enjoins Mineral Springs Club
Gov. Thomas R. Marshall orders the Attorney General to file suit to enjoin promoters of the Mineral Springs Jockey Club in Indianapolis. The club, which has completed a track, plans a race meeting in October at Porter. Deputy Thomas Branaman has been sent to investigate.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Thomas _ R. Marshall
Mineral Springs Jockey Club
Porter
Horan
Marshall
Thomas Branaman
Army aeroplanes pass in review before French minister
More than seventy war aircraft, equipped for battle, fly by at Villacoublay in front of France’s minister of war. The American military mission in cavalry studies reaches Berlin and will move to St. Petersburg after five days. A devastating storm halts all rail and water traffic in Japan with reports of twenty dead. Hydrophobia claims John Muter of Haledon New Jersey after thirty hours of illness. Camp Denison New Jersey reports a diphtheria outbreak forcing temporary closures of public libraries schools churches and moving picture shows.
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Villacoublay
France
John Muter
Haledon
N. J
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Japan
Campden
Jersey News Roundup Highlights Statewide Vitals
Cape May sees 18,750 more attendance days year over year. Glassboro boards hire music and drawing teachers. Phillipsburg cuts tax rate to 2.01 from 2.14. Williamstown adds machines at shirt works. Clayton furnaces operate as orders pour in. Rev J Calvin Krause tours Niagara Falls. Clayton trees die. residents seek causes. Gloucester dealers plan for seed potatoes from Maine. A glass shard is removed from Sherry Wallace of Millville. Eight year old Kumblak drowns near Bridgeton. 17 year old Dustin found dead hanging near Bradley Beach. Farnum Preparatory School bars enrollment of colored pupils. Auto crash injures Philadelphia residents Hemple and Lane. Timber Creek drawbridge upgrades to motor operation. Henry Tauber & Sons hosts banquet for 200 workers. Ice wagon accident injures Eugene Fox. Maine seed potato shipments increase from Salem county. Cranberry crop hopes rise for South Jersey. James A Wentzell advances to banking and insurance exams. Elmer Bradshaw recovering from fall. Palmyra W C T A officers named. Passaic suit filed against Erie Railroad for damages. Glassboro high school contract awarded at 28500 to Ware.
Miracle on the Sea Guides Faith and Fear
The passage notes Jesus feeding the five thousand and then sending disciples away to pray, while he calms the storm and calls them to trust. It emphasizes recognizing Christ in trials, Peter’s water attempt, and the healing at Gennesaret, urging belief in miracles as signs of a loving God and reassurance in hardship.
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Jesus
Tll
Matthew
Peter
Christ
Gennesaret
Mark
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Peter S. Grosscup
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Riverdale
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William H. Kruse
German National Bank
Covington
Morris Rogers
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John M. Pope
Trenton
George W. Stiles
Department of Agriculture
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Jamaica Bay
Gaynor
New York City
Reuben R. Hamlet
Erie
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Hornell
A. Haverhill
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
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Grand Jury
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Clayton
J. Calvin Krause
Greenwich Presbyterian Church
Niagara Falls
Goucester County
Sherry Wallace
Millville
Charlesworth
Bayway
Stephen Kumblak
Andrew Kumblak
Fern Place
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Farnum Preparatory School
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Walnut Street
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Henry Tauber & Sons
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E. J. Haines
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Salem
State Department of Banking and Insurance
Elmer Bradshaw
New Jersey Exposition
Mickleton
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Stella Knecht
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Emma Huff
Sarah Roach
Passaic
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General Hospital
Erie Railroad Company
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