St Meinrad News Note Highlights Parish Anniversary And Local Affairs
Fulda residents visit St Meinrad and Ben Bir ehler families while neighbors recall a lively Sunday. The 44th anniversary of the church is celebrated with Star Band and cannon corps, Fathers Markus and Henry assisting. Town board meets. Cumberland Telephone Co franchise tabled. Jacob Meyer elected trustee. fire engine purchase discussed amid growth plans. Rev Molinoski of Detroit visits seminary. local dignitaries and families plan trips and activities in coming days.
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Markus
Meinrad
Henry
Molinoski
Detroit
Mich
St. Meinrad
Michael Downey
Seceson
Cumberland Telephone Co
St Meinrad Clergy Ordinations Include Record Numbers
The St Meinrad community gathered for ordinations as Bishop D O Donoghue arrived late due to a wreck. Eleven were ordained priest with seven deacons and eleven subdeacons, while minor orders were conferred on multiple individuals. A Friday play, David and Jonathan, drew many strangers, and first masses were celebrated in Evansville and New Albany after ceremonies.
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St. Meinrad
Dale
D. O'Donoghue
Andrew Boner
Marcus
Meinrad
Edward Bauer
Bernard Riedford
Henry Hunger
John Bracher
James Ryan
Ignatius Kerchevich
David Fitzgerald
David
Jonathan
Jasper and Eckerle Fink Tie The Knot At St Josephs
Marriage of Anton J Eckerle and Mies Rosina Fink officiated by Rev Othmar at St Josephs church Tuesday morning.
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Anton J. Eckerle
Mies Rosina Fink
St. Joseph's Church
Rev. Othmar
Awful Jolt in Kentucky Night Riders Scene
A late night conversation in a parlor ends as a young man and Miss Weadian discuss rumored Kentucky night riders. The man fears his mother’s possible disapproval, prompting a sudden fade from the scene.
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Kentucky
Ian
Abe
Beanessy
Change of air advised for city doctor patient
The city doctor counsels a change of air for a patient. He suggests moving outside the city smoke belt rather than Arizona or California, then corrects his slip noting the patient needs air, not air causing the illness.
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Arizona
California
Missing umbrella sparks family quarrel over rack theft
An irate father recounts losing an umbrella after leaving it in a public rack. He blames Willie Alice’s fiancé for the theft, while Alice objects to the idea. The exchange hints at a late night mishap and a planned take of one umbrella.
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Williie
Alice
Willie
Paraphrased Crenshaw Letter Causes Observer Fuss
An irate subscriber challenges an obituary notices item in the Herald, denying its accuracy and accusing the paper of errors and misstatements in funeral notices and related notices. The debate centers on fairness and the newspaper’s handling of notices.
Switched Tales of the Cap and Cod Liver Oil Swindle
In a rough portside exchange, the captain describes a group tax for meat while Jimmy Simkins reveals a joke about cod liver oil and a money box. Simkins protests that every dollar he earns is taken to buy another bottle, sparking a humorous quarrel over shared allowances.
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Pete
Jimmy Simkins
Jimmy
Interim Vehicle Nests a Bromley Visit
A lively fragment from Lippincott's shows Pat answering a question about Mr Bromley and his muddled terms. Bromley plans to ride in his interim buggy while awaiting Mr Dobbs, suggesting a bustling afternoon ahead with a humorous Irish cadence.
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Pat
Gerr
Tony
Misther Bromley
Misther Dobbs
Speedy Train Described as Going a Good Hickory
In a Kansas City circuit court, a witness described a train’s speed as "going a pretty good hickory." Judge W C Thomas recorded the phrase, puzzling city lawyers but clear to Missouri farm bred attorneys. The note humorously illustrates rural speech entering official record.
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Kansas City
W. C. Thomas
Missouri
Henry's Feelings Collected After Late Lodge Hours
Mrs Green asserts discipline when Henry returns home late from the lodge. Neighbors note her firm approach includes pressing the truth, turn-downs, and removing his starch, likening his stance to a collar in the laundry as he endures the moment.
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Henry
Did Not Agree General Freq Grant Story
A short humorous anecdote centers on a prejudiced witness who missteps. A colonel conducts a morning inspection and questions a corporal. The exchange ends with a comic misnaming of beet soup as coffee.
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Freq Grant
Mental Suggestion Biddy and the Irish Suitor
A humorous Philadelphia Inquirer snippet features an Irish suitor prompting a girl named Biddy with thoughts of marriage. She delays, then softly remarks that he has made her think, ending with a lighthearted exchange about love and hesitation.
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Biddy
Philadelphia Inquirer
Easy to Rescue William
A child named William four years old loves cheese and jokes that if he drowns his mother can fish him out by baiting the line with cheese. The remark appears in The Delineator.
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William
Mermaid dialogue on Castro response to Dutch dun heard
Two mermaids discuss a radio cable message about Castro's reply to the latest Dutch demand. A strand is burned out, hinting at interference or damage in transmission.
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Caracas
Hague
Neptune
Waell
Castro
Dining dispute over dish from sterling silver bill
They sat in a downtown restaurant. He asked her favorite dish and offered to pay. She replied she did not know but would accept anything in sterling silver if he presented a dish.
The Loving Gon-in-Law and Wife’s Worries
A garbled item notes tension between a wife and her mother in law over affairs. The fragment references a Boston Transcript citation and mentions a character named Mike. The piece appears to be a domestic or social column teaser with unclear specifics.
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John
Mike
Boston Transcript
Lincoln's Wedding in Springfield
The article recalls Lincoln's marriage as one of the first to use the full Episcopal service in Springfield Illinois. Judge Browne, a Supreme Court justice, stood beside Lincoln and burst out at the ring exchange, shouting that the statute fixes all worldly goods, causing the ceremony to pause briefly before resuming.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Thomas C. Browne
Supreme Court
Dressar
Young Bragdon Becomes Town Constable in Crispfield
Civic improvement efforts lead to the appointment of Col lege graduate sociologist Mr. Bragdon as town constable. He earns praise for diligence and once helps an intoxicated man, Old Cy Keith, to the lockup after a minor stumble in the Green.
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Crispfield
Mr. Bragdon
Oy Keith
Cy Sulloway
New Hampshire
Charles Blakeslee Law
New York
Congress
House
Law
Sulloway
Boston Journal
Hereafter Dialogue Highlights a Scots Couple in Conflict
A fragmentary Hereafter scene shows a Scottish husband Andy urging his wife Nancy to consider alimony or remarriage for comfort in old age. Nancy refuses, arguing she could not wed another man or survive in heaven with two husbands.
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Nancy
Andy
Tong
Nanexeb
John Cha
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Fulda
A. A. Sturm
St. Mein
Ben Birehler
John Schaffer
Fred Rosseler
Troy
Fred
John Weigand
Hannah
Mies Minnie Behm
Huff
Wm. Berger
Ed Waninger
Long John’ Miller
Tony Gieulich
John Hubers
Jos. Peters
Rockport
George Buxer
Louisville
G. M. Sturm
Jacob Meyer
Aloysius
Bobnellenberger
Augustine, Haberkorn
Evansville
Andrew, Bauer
Dominic Bartel
James, Gregoire
New Albany
Jasper
Edgar Traylor
Kellerville Road
Peter Lechner
Jasper Herald
Adi
Ler
Mr. Bromley
Ferdinand
Ferdinand Foundry & Machine Works
Ferdinand, Ind
JS FH
Beckmann & Sauer
Indiana
Mathias Olinger
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Dollar
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