Pastor seeks to train Jersey City women to shoot burglars
Jersey City pastor John L. Scudder, head of the First Congregational church and People’s Palace superintendent, plans to teach 500 young women to use firearms. He argues burglars should be shot, not faced with fear, and cites an incident where thieves stole $5,000 in jewelry as proof.
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New York
John. L. Scudder
People’s Palace, Jersey
People’s Palace
Jersey City
People’ S Palace
Bergen
Boston
Hudson County
East
Dr. Scudder
Remov es Part of Liver in Chicago Gunshot Case
Chicago doctors report a novel liver surgery after Hermann Johnson was shot through the liver. Dr Gary of People's hospital led the operation, removing a portion of the liver to save his life. The procedure, second in the United States and fourth ever, halted fatal complications and Johnson is recovering.
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Chicago
People’s Hospital
Hermann Johnson
Johnson
South Side
Gary
Germany
Plan Great Barge Canal Gets $40 Million Request
Albany officials unveil a forecast seeking 40 million dollars from the coming legislature for 1906 barge canal work. The second annual report by State Engineer Henry Alan Alstyne flags barge canal and state road improvements as primary topics.
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Albany
N. Y
Henry Alan Alstyne
Public, Works
Eee
Tife
John P Holland Aims To Build A Human Powered Flying Machine
Newark inventor John P Holland says he is finishing a compact hand and foot powered flyer weighing about 30 pounds. The craft uses two crosswise wings that vibrate to glide with human effort. He predicts first experiments within spring and claims men could fly within a year with safe operation and minimal risk.
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Newark
N.J
John P. Holland
Navy
Holland
Mr. Holland
Washington
Sideshow for Bernhardt Seeks Two-Headed Giant Partner
New York reports a golden offer to Mme Bernhardt for a Texas tour with a futuristic sideshow. A reportedly ossified two headed giant, claimed to be 8 000 to 9 000 years old, desires to join the act. The giant, a native of India, is currently stored near Sing Sing under manager Charles Alpert’s care.
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New York
Mme. Bernhardt
Texas
Charles Alpert
Sing Sing
India
Alpert
Gome
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Churchill Leads Liberals to Victory in England Elections
London January 15. The English political map shifted as Liberals gained 18 seats in 39 contests across major centers. Arthur Balfour lost Manchester east to T G Horridge by 1,980. Winston Churchill won northwest Manchester by 1,241, signaling a strong Liberal swing and anticipated prolongation of the polls.
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Winston ‘Churchill
South Africa
London
England
Manchester
Arthur J. Balfour
T. G
W Joyson-Hicks
Plead Guilty In Chicago Mail Fraud Case
Henry Wulff former state treasurer and J W Lobb linked to a get rich quick scheme pleaded guilty before Judge S H Bethea in U S district court. They had entered not guilty pleas on December 19 and faced trial on January 15. Sentencing rests with the court next Wednesday as A U S A Robert Childs presented the case to the grand jury.
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Chicago
Henry Wulff
J. W. Lobb
Wulff
S. H Bethea
United States District Court
United States District Attorney
Robert Childs
Grand Jury
Beers Rural Mail Carrier Shot Dead in Carlisle Indiana
Levi L. Beers, a rural mail carrier, was killed Saturday night on the way to the post office. Five pistol shots were heard. he lay dying in an alley near the carrier entry. Two revolvers, one stolen two months ago, and a rubber overshoe were found nearby. Beers, a prominent church and lodge member, left a family. authorities believe robbery was the motive and the assailant fled.
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Carlisle Ind
Levi L. Beers
Beers
District Attorney to Oppose Clemency for Albert T Patrick
New York January 15 District Attorney Jerome travels to Albany for the January 22 clemency hearing before Gov Higgins. He opposes mercy in the case of Albert T Patrick sentenced to die for the murder of William Marsh Rice. Jerome will be assisted by an acting assistant district attorney.
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New York
Jerome
Albany
Higgins
Albert. T. Patrick
William ‘Marsh
Rice
Arrest of res stance leader on ballot printing indictment
Berne Ayitness, a leader in the res stance forces, was arrested on indictment for printing and distributing election ballots. Rohrer posted 500 bond. Mrs Clyde McDonald, wife of a Milford resident, reported injuries after a husband attack and fainted in Marshal Stockbarger’s arms. The village unrest followed a disturbance at Roland Method’s home. Katharine Williams elected president of Lagrange National Bank, long owned by her family. Solomon Rose, former president, died. Leon Rose named vice president, J I Norris cashier, with the usual semi annual dividend declared.
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Berne
Clyde McDonald
Milford
Marshal Stockbarger
Roland Method
Method
Vilage
Katharine Williams
Lagrange National Bank
Solomon Rose
Bis
Leon
J. I. Norris
Partial Library Donation Listing from Mrs Babb
A partial list of books donated to the library by Mrs. Babb includes works on theology history and science. Notable titles span Ecce terra Eternal Hope Nature and the Bible Legends of the Patriarchs and Prophets and Life of Cicero with authors Burr Clark Farrar Gibson Haweis Keary Michelet Seeley Townsend Trollope Vincent Wells and others.
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Babb
Burr
E F
Clark
Dawson
Sir J. W
Farrar
F. W
Gibson
J. M
Foundations
Giles
Chauncey
Gould
Sabine Baring
Haweis
H. R
Jesus
Keary
C. F
Michelet
Jules
Pearse
M. G
Ramada
Sarasvatii Pandita
Rambaud
Alfred
Russia
Edgar Saltus
Seeley
J. R
Jesus Christ
Townsend
L. T
Trollope
Anthony
Cicero
Vincent
Frank
Central America
Walker
Wells
D. A
Mexico
Incaland
Peru
Wrethe
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana Towns
Frank E Balyeat and wife transfer land in Middlebury for 778 50. P William Schuetz sells a lot in Elkhart for 200. Sarah Honk and husband sell a Goshen lot to Wm E Freyberg for 300. Frank Brumbaugh and wife sell a lot in Elkhart to Homer H Miller for 1. Homer Miller transfers back a lot to Frank Brumbaugh for 1. Charles E Knisely and wife sell a lot in Elkhart to Jacob Domer for 1. Jacob Domer and wife transfer a lot in Elkhart to Mary A Knisely for 1.
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Frank E. Balyeat
Watie R. Balyeat
Middlebury
William. Schuetz
James Ll. Harman
Elkhart
Sarah Honk
Wm. E
Freyberg
Goshen
Frank Brumbaugh
Homer H. Miller
Homer’. Miller
Frank. Brumbaugh
Charles’ E. ‘Knisely
Jacob. Domer
Mary A. Knisely
Wlkhart
Siam Exports Top Teakwood Valued At Over 12 Million
In a year's trade the Siam export surge shows Teakwood as the second highest valued item, with shipments totaling more than twelve million dollars confirming strong demand and rapid growth in timber markets.
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Siam
Unconscious Poisoning From Coffee Revealed
A Duluth man explains he drank coffee all his life and only then learned it caused his headaches dyspepsia and acute nervousness. He notes medicines failed to relieve the symptoms and that the realization changed his daily life.
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Duluth
Morocco Conference in Algeciras and French Election
The week’s top world item is the Morocco conference to be held January 16 in Algeciras with eleven European nations and the United States sending diplomats including Henry White and Samuel R. Gummere. France faces a January 17 presidential election as Loubet declines reelection. Fallieres, Doumer, and Rouvier vie for the post. Russia marks Red Sunday with a pacific general strike planned for January 22, and the Workmen's Council aims to show the regime’s progress in quieting the nation. In Congress, the Senate lacks a tight agenda beyond the merchant marine and pure food bills, while Santo Domingo and Moroccan issues loom. The Philippine bill nears finish, with the statehood bill postponed and final debate set for today.
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Algeciras
Spain
United States
Henry White
Italy
Samuel R. Gummere
Morocco
Lewis Weinstein
London
France
Germany
French’ National Assembly
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Loubet
Clement-Armand Fallieres
M. Doumer
Chamber
Rouvier
Russia
St. Petersburg
Congress
Gallinger
Heyburn
Tillman
Santo Domingo
House
Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Relief With Pink Pills
Sufferers learn that indigestion can be caused by irregular eating and stress. Mr J R Mikler of Dayton Va credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with dramatic, lasting relief and renewed strength after years of distress. The pills are safe for long use and available at drug stores with a free diet book from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Williams
J.R. Mikler
Dayton
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Will O' the Wisp leads Eiknart stage season
Mary Emerson will appear in the new play Will O the Wisp under Samuel Lewis. The supporting company has been carefully chosen. The initial performance is scheduled at Bucklen opera house on Wednesday January 17.
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Eiknart
Mary Emerson
Samuel Lewis
Miss Emerson
Bucklen Opera House
Piff Pat Pouf Opens With Pony Ballet and Beatty Chorus
The review touts tuneful original music in Piff Pat Pouf with curtain to curtain hits. Radium Dance originates here and appears in its oddity. Key principals include Fred Mace Kathryn Osterman Nellie Hewitt and others with the Pony Ballet and American Beatty Chorus featured.
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Fred. Mace
Kathryn. Osterman
Nellie Hewitt
R. HB
Graham
Charles A. Morgan
Gertrude
Wallace
Fred Nornby
Eveleen Dunmore
Harry Stuart
Martin . Cheeseman
Lise
Bloodgood
the Great Pony Ballet
American Beatty Chorus
Jonas Hoover Sells New Houses on Indiana Avenue
Real estate ad notes Jonas O Hoover offering houses on Indiana Avenue for sale in rooms with payments. Mentions 103 Monger block and option to pay over time.
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Jonas O. Hoover
Indiana Avenue
Tailors Shafer and Schulz Report on Football Agitation
Fragmentary note claims agitation against football led to a discovery that the game is 600 years old. Mentions W. J. Wilson with unclear statements and a cryptic authoritative claim.
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W. J. Wilson
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