Rabbi Isaac M Wise dies aged eighty in Cincinnati
Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise founder of Hebrew Union College dies in Cincinnati at 80 after a paralytic stroke. Encompassing a career from Prague to New York and Cincinnati, he shaped Jewish press and education and organized the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Funeral to be at Plum Street Temple with family and faculty present.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Isaac M. Wise
Hebrew Union College
Leo Wise
Ben May
James Maloney
Isadore
Jonah
Regina
Isaac Wise
Max B. May
Alice Bernheim
Celia Wise
Sig. Wise
Henry Bernheim
Adolph Ochs
New York
Julius Wise
Chicago
Harry Wise
Chattanooga
Plum Street
Isaac Mayer Wise
Steingrub
Austria
Bohemia
Saxony
University of Prague
Jewish Theological Seminary
University of Vienna
Radnitz
America
Europe
New York City
Congregation of Beth-el
Albany
San Francisco
Occident
Deborah
Wise
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Union College
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Dr. Wise
Britain Denies Apology in Macrum Affair Open Letter
London report denies that Lord Salisbury apologized for opening American consular mail in South Africa. No official action or inquiry has been taken regarding Charles E. Macrum, former US consul at Pretoria. The Associated Press letter facsimile was shown to Salisbury, who offered no comment.
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London
United States
Lord Salisbury
South Africa
Charles E. Macrum
Pretoria
Macrum
Associated Press
No Demand Made on Britain for Apology over Pretoria Mail Censor
Washington reports state department says no formal demand for an apology was made after British censor opened letters to US consul at Pretoria. Macrum did not file official complaints, but Britain acknowledged the censorship as unauthorized. Lord Pauncefote stated the action was disavowed and not authorized.
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State Department
Great Britain
United States
Pretoria
Macrum
Durban
Cape Town
Lord Pauncefote
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Huntington in the West Attends Southern Pacific Meeting
C P Huntington, president of the Southern Pacific company, arrived in San Francisco to attend the sonnet meeting of that.
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San Francisco
C. P. Huntington
The
Southern Pacific Company
Sonnet
Record Indiana grand jury indicts 534 including 800 druggists
Indianapolis March 26. The county grand jury returned 534 indictments, over 800 against druggists, many prominent in business. William F Kissel the policy king leads remaining charges against saloonkeepers and gamblers. Some druggists allegedly sold liquor to two men acting as prosecutors witnesses. Kissel faces multiple fines and possible concurrent jail time. Councilman Bermayer Kellar Moriarity among indicted.
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William F. Kissel
Kissel
Bermayer
Kellar
Moriarity
Democratic leaders defend anti trust plank in Lincoln platform
Chairman Jones says the party can approve policy not draft laws. He cites that the platform condemns trusts and commits the party to action, while actual legislation remains for Congress and the president. A Washington dispatch notes dissatisfaction with criticisms as unfounded.
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the Times
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Arkansas
National Democratic Committee
Find Homes for Twelve Children by Local Guardians
Allen County Board of Childrens Guardians met with William Streeter of the State Board of Charities to place about a dozen children from the Rescue Home on West DeWald Street into suitable homes. Some children may be returned to parents who promised better care.
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A. H. Bittinger
William B. Streeter
State Board of Charities
West DeWald Street
Gorsline
Rebel Leader Matt Selleh Killed in North Borneo
News from North Borneo reports that Matt Selleh the arch rebel who sparked three uprisings against British rule was killed in February after a battle in which Captain Harrington’s forces destroyed forts and used a naval gun. Followers dispersed and the rebellion ended.
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Wash
Oriental Mail
North Borneo
Matt Selleh
Harrington
Selleh
Labuan
Singapore
Hong Kong
British Chartered Company
Red Cross Association organized in Allen County
The Allen County Red Cross association has been organized with officers elected including President W. V. Douglass Vice President and attorney Page Wingrove Secretary and manager Page Wingrove Treasurer Charles H Newton examining physician E E Morgan D D Promoter H L Mason. Main office rooms 19 and 20 Schmitz block. Any person in fair health may become a member with equal advantages without entrance fee by paying a small monthly or yearly sum and each member can choose his or her own physician.
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Allen County Red Cross Association
W. V. Douglass
Page Wingrove
Charles H. Newton
E. E. Morgan
D. D
H. L. Mason
Schmitz Block
Remark by servant linked to May Corbin death in Indiana
Branchville Indiana March 26 Little May Corbin seven died after a servant while preparing a turkey allegedly said This is the way they stuff babies to bake them in New York The girl woke screaming whispered that Mary was cooking on my brother She soon became hysterical then insane and died despite efforts to banish the hallucination
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Branchville
Ind
May Corbin
New York
May
Mary
Millinery Display Highlights New Silk Hats and Fancies
We display the largest and most varied stock of millinery novelties with New Silk Braid and Shirred Mousseline Hats in pastel shades. Imported roses and violets, dainty medallion ornaments, flamboyant silks, lace, wings, quills, and new fancies attract shoppers.
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Creations From Paris New York And Chicago On Display
An invitation to inspect in our workrooms reveals we faithfully produce Paris New York and Chicago fashions with no fashion requirement overlooked.
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New York
Chicago
Parmer Family Plans Move from Carlisle to This City
The family of William Parmer will relocate from their home in Carlisle Pennsylvania to this city the latter part of this week. Mr Parmer is connected with the Bowser works.
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Carlisle
Mr. Parmer
Bowser
Ree
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