Bryan Campaign Tour Across Indiana Headlines 1900
William J. Bryan opens his Indiana tour with speeches at Lebanon and Lafayette and planned stops at Delphi Logansport Culver Plymouth Columbia City and Fort Wayne. He promotes primary reform urges support for Tom Johnson two cent rail fare and praises Treasurer William O Keefe while criticizing Republican policies. Bryan visits Culver with son at Culver Military Academy then continues to Plymouth to back B F Shively for Congress.
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Indianapolis
William J. Bryan
Lebanon
Indiana
Lafayette
Delphi
Logansport
Culver
Plymouth
Columbia City
Fort Wayne
Bryan
Opera House
Mr. Bryan
Samuel M. Ralston
W. S. Wells
Wells
Allen County
Big Four
Hanly
Tom Johnson
Chicago
Ohio
Johnson
Republican Party
Milliona
Wabash
B. F. Shively
Congress
South Bend
Shively
Dedication of St Paul Cathedral in Pittsburgh with Cardinal Gibbons
The new St Paul Roman Catholic cathedral in Pittsburgh costing 3.5 million dollars and built over three years was dedicated amid a high dignitary turnout led by Monsignor Falconio. Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Farley, and Archbishop Ryan assisted as a 60 voice boy choir and multiple orders took part in solemn rites. Mrs. Sarah Carr, aged 99, died in Syracuse.
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Pittsburg
St. Paul
Monsignor
Diomede Falconio
America
James Gibbons
Baltimore
Farley
New York
Ryan
Philadelphia
Monsignor Falconio
Cardinal Gibbons
Nekes
St. Nikolas
Duquesne Garden
Moeller
Washington
Sarah Carr
Syracuse
From Cabinet to Supreme Court Cause of Surprise
Washington reports without official confirmation that President will nominate Attorney General William H. Moody of Massachusetts to the Supreme Court seat vacated by Henry B. Brown. The move surprised many since Massachusetts already has Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes on the bench. Moody’s nomination to the Senate is expected at Congress convening, with his seat likely to be vacant by January first after Moody retires as attorney general.
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Washington
William H. Moody
Massachusetts
Supreme Bench
Henry B. Brown
Moody
Supreme Court
Holmes
Senate
Congress
Disappearance of Fan nie Fennell Shocks Birmingham Readers
Mrs. J H Sidebottom reports her 18 year old daughter Fan nie Fennell missing from their North Twenty first street home in Birmingham. She suspects chloroform and kidnapping after finding undisturbed clothes and a chloroform odor. A mysterious man in a cab reportedly visited the house twice last night while letters from a Western admirer are under police scrutiny.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. H. Sidebottom
Fannie Fennell
North Twenty-first Street
Sidebottom
Denver
Col
Family Fight in Kentucky Ends in Death and Wounding
Will McIntosh carried from Athol to Jackson Michigan after a brutal clash with Mose Caudill. Caudill killed by Robert McIntosh during the altercation at Caudill’s home where the McIntosh brothers sought to take their late sister’s child. Sam McIntosh is jailed on complicity charges.
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Jackson
Mich
Will McIntosh
Athol
Mose Caudill
Caudill
Robert McKintosh
McKintosh
Sam McIntosh
Pope Pius Improves Pending Audience Tomorrow
Pope Pius shows improvement after a morning visit by Dr Lapponi as knee pains ease and temperature drops. The pontiff plans to receive the English pilgrimage tomorrow. Marshal Self of Goshen orders suspension of card games in billiard halls and pool rooms.
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Rome
Lapponi
Marshal Self
Goshen
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Aside Day of Thanks
A proclamation declares Thursday the 29th of November as a day for thanksgiving and supplication. It urges reverent thanks for national prosperity, warns against pride, and calls citizens to meet in homes or churches to pray for continued blessings and moral guidance.
Bowser reforms after mother in law demands obedience
Samuel Bowser faces a domestic takeover as his wife’s headache brings a stern mother-in-law to the doorstep. The scene escalates from a quarrel over dinner to a police encountered stand, with Bowser ordered to toe the mark and submit to family authority.
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Mr. Bowser
Samuel
Nancy
Constance Sells Kisses At Church Fair For Funds
A summer tale relates Constance selling kisses for fifty cents at a church fair to raise money for a new church. The girl with the placid eyes recalls the affair and notes the plan may have been for a small chapel.
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Spitefni
Constance
Reginald and Fiancee Question Happiness as Wife
A playful exchange features Reginald asking if the fiancé will be truly happy as his wife and the fiancé replying with a humorous boast about loving to take checks to a bank to cash them. The snippet reflects light social banter from a New York World column.
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Reginald
New York World
Going to Headquarters. The Barber Harris getting thin on top
A fragment from the New Orleans Picayune notes a terse exchange about appearance and a domestic topic. The quoted lines suggest a humorous or casual street remark captured in gossip or a light item.
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Harris
New Orleans Picayune
Passover Lesson Reflections on Judas and the Last Supper
The essay reviews Jesus last Passover teaching and the betrayal by Judas Iscariot. It discusses preparation for the Passover, Judas departure, Jesus washing disciples feet, and the Lord's Supper instituted or continued, emphasizing obedience and fulfillment of scripture. It contrasts faithful seekers with hostile enemies.
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American Press Association
Pharaoh
God
Judas Iscariot
Mount of Olives
Peter
John
Mark
Luke
Matthew
Israel
Egypt
Jesus
Judas
John xiii
Interurban Trolley Wreck in Ohio Kills and Injures
Pittsburgh special from Cleveland derailed near Bellevue causing multiple injuries including a fatality. Engineer and fireman were thrown from the cab as the engine jumped the track and broke windows across several cars. Rescued passengers were rushed to Allegheny General Hospital.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Bellevue
Ohio River
Allegheny
Allegheny General Hospital
Treyare
C. E. Wing
Reynolds
William Mborarity
B. A. Hayes
Co. B. Schilito
D. F. Williams
Schoyer
Pennsylvania Company
Wreck on Trolley Road Injures Eight Near Chagrin Falls
Eight men were hurt when a special car on the Hasterin Ohio Trac tion line derailed at a curve near Chagrin Falls. Wet rails and a driver unable to control speed caused the crash. Injured include A. G. Taylor internally hurt, Thomas Lally with a broken leg, and Thomas Green with a severed ear and facial lacerations.
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Cleveland
Hasterin Ohio
Chagrin Falls
A. G. Taylor
Thomas Lally
Hiram
Joseph Morton
South Newbury
Winfield Dinsmore
Garrettsville
Orivia Bushman
Steele's Crossing
Thomas Ely
George Beckwith
Thomas Green
Steele’s Crossing
Bank Burglars Hit Shipshewana Again in Heist
Six masked men blew the inner safe of the Shipshewana bank in Goshen Indiana tying and gagging three men in a nearby livery stable. They secured a small sum before escaping on a handcar along the Battle Creek branch tracks. Pursuit failed. the same bank was robbed years ago of 2500 dollars.
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Goshen
Ind
Shipshewana Bank
Battle Creek
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern
Knights of Pythias Abolish Semiannual Password Change
New Orleans reports the supreme lodge abolishing the practice of changing the pass word every six months. A permanent password will replace the semiannual word and related statutes were amended to place the board of control endowment rank and headquarters under lodge jurisdiction.
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Knights of Pythias
New Orleans
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Marshall County
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Orth
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Cardinal Gibbons and Distinguished Company of Prelates
Brown
Duatice Holmes
Alla
Kentucky
Pope Pius
Bowser
Philosopher
P. C. Rastmont
J R. Bowser
Euffer
Canada
M. Quad
the Sunday School
INTER
D. al. Stearns
Ae Decatur
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Flyer
Shipshewana
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