Practice and Preaching at New York Methodist Service
A Bishop Hare over a Methodist Episcopal Church in New York City hosted a large reception honoring a lawyer brother who bore a passing resemblance. An intervening conference member, shaking hands, misidentified the guest as Bishop Ware, leading to a brief, awkward exchange about the correct identity and welcome.
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Tata
Hare
Methodist Episcopal
New York City
Sihuety
Vestiap
Lin
Biafi
Brokhar
Hindtiog
Wiepom
Five Years of Suffering Honored by Curtin and Others
A jumble of personal notes and ads describes Mrs A, PL Mester of Evansville Indiana, claiming five years of kidney trouble and swelling. Doan’s Kidney Pills are advertised as a remedy with pricing. The text shifts to unrelated satirical exchanges and Cuticura soap and ointment promotions, ending with a note on Canadian city guides and merchandise offers.
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Curtin
Fourth Ave
Rvansville
Ind
Hays
Dealera
Milhura Ca
Taufala
Serseful
Potter Drug & Tiem. Corp
Toston ‘Nase
Sea Serpent Sightings in New Caledonia Report
In New Caledonia locals frequently see sea serpents that are small and scarce, with bodies difficult to distinguish from the head and a tall crest. They typically measure between four and seven feet, lack visible poison glands, and natives handle them without fear. A European traveler witnessed a Noumea experiment where a sea serpent bit a rat placed in its mouth, causing death within four minutes.
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New Caledonia
Noumea
la Tongio
Fragmented chronicle of early North American events and figures
A garbled ledger of dates and names recounts incidents from 1610 onward, listing plays, explorations, university foundations, naval actions, territorial changes, battles, political shifts, and notable deaths. It references Cane of Canada, Connecticut, Yale, the Columbia, Fort Town, clergy reserves, and the Imperial Institute, among others, in a disjointed sequence.
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Montreal
Quebec
Knoye de Grace
Tuubly
Mraner
Texas
Fort Iown
Itla Grande
Canada
Tolingon
Kangay
Tennessee
Dom MecCieran
Cw Department of Ohio
Ohio
Indiana
Freterinksburg
Clavinnati
Horace Greeley
United States Congress
Edward Blake
Dominion
House of Commons
Senorine
Great Bank
Newfoundland
Asbury
de Pauw
Middleton
Lintoche
P. H. Cronin
Chicago
Longue Pointe Lunite Reglum
Carnelio Music Tall
New York City
Queen Victoria
Imperial Institute of the Colonies
Inia
Columbia River
Astoria
Ore
Ontario
Jacksonville
Domin
Supreme Court of Canada
Havana
Gunness Farm
la Parte
Ind
Porsla Sgain
Colleges and universities seek speakers and changes in sport
North Dakota teachers aim to bring former President Toggevoit to speak at the next annual meeting. The Michigan Cornell indoor track meet in Ann Arbor records a 172 3 point margin for Cornell against Indiana. Rumor in Des Moines circulates a plan to relocate Penn College from Oskaloosa to Des Moines. Baron Kikuvhi, Kyoto Imperial University president, addressed Kyoto students on Nosy Japan. WW Hunt, president emeritus at Upward University, supports changes in football rules. Wisconsin campus reports 1 706 students in gymnasium and indoor outdoor sports. Judge Niles orders Naghotah house in Waulaaha County to be transferred to the Protestant Episcopal Church ministry under Mindy advances Donaldson of Daltimorg, who died a year and a half ago.
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Japan
Chirlees
Hunt
Ivpward Wnnversky
Foothill Rules Committee
University of Wisconsin
Niles
Baltimore
Naghotah House
Waulaaha County
Wisconsin
Wpiscopal Church
Mind Vances Donaldson
Daltimorg
Halley's Sky Tramp Shies at Earth Delays Contact
Scientists report Halley’s comet did not pass through the earth’s path as predicted. Observatories worldwide note the tail reappeared in the east delaying contact. Experts offer hypotheses while the public panics, with several fearing apocalypse and taking drastic actions.
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Edwin B. Frost
Yerkes Observatory
E. &. Garpard
S.A. Mitchell
Columbia University
Tranavaal Observatory
South Africa
Rb.t. A. Innes
Chicago
Christ Chelos
East Chicago Avenue
North State Street
South Bend
Ind
Ohio
Neenah
Wis
Minnesota Point
Minn
Lake Superior
Black Belt
Lower West Side
Paris
Atlanta
Heinze Receives Ovation After Acquittal in Copper Case
In New York, Fritz Augustus Hetugo exited the criminal branch as jurors acquitted him of over certifying 600,000 in checks for his brother’s brokerage and misusing funds to exploit United States Copper. He stood tearful as relatives and supporters cheered, murmuring a broken thanks.
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Fritz Augustus Hetugo
United Bruten Circuit Gast
New York
Meriintilo National Bank
United States
Heinze
Robbed Man Recovers $1000 After Downtown Robbery
A man identified as L. C. Gale reported a $1,000 robbery at a downtown corner. He claimed to have seen Michael Rock arrested, then released after the robber returned the money. Gale, who had been in police custody, recounted the incident and stated no charge was filed against Rock. The robber, described as a heavyset man, fled after returning the money, leaving Gale surprised.
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Mynterlouy
Inieapelin Konsidtent
L. C
Rock
Veen
Rockip
Gala
Ten Pittsburg men sentenced for bribery schemes
Ten prominent Pittsburg men including bankers physicians and politicians faced Judge Robert S Frazer as they were sentenced on bribery and conspiracy charges connected to councilman corruption. Six received sentences while four were delayed due to illness in families and other factors.
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Pittsburg
Robert S. Frazer
Frazer
A. A. Vilsack
German National Bank
Charles Stewart
Hugh Ferguson
Dr. W. H. Webern
P. B. Kearns
Morris Einstein
Jill
E. H. Jennings
Columbia National Bank
F. A. Griffen
G. W. Friend
Clinton Steel and Iron Company
James W. Friend
M. L. Swift, Jr
Foreman cuts off boy's arm to save life at mill
Harold Kellar, barely 18, caught by a machine at Fort Branwix Knitting Company in Rome, N. Y. The foreman Herbert Mills used a jackknife to sever the arm below the elbow, a rough but life saving act as the machine whirled at 900 revolutions per minute and threatened to draw the lad into its maw.
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Frotery
Harold Keller
Fort Branwix Knitting Company
Rome
Herbert Mills
Kellar
Jury verdict in manslaughter case in Cincinnati
Jurors found Jasge Van Zandt guilty of manslaughter in Cincinnati. He was charged with murdering his wife, whose body was found in their home bound and gagged and roasted over a night-stoked gun stove. The verdict came after a compromise.
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Vor
Zandeleinus Sayer
Quilty
Cincinnati
Jasge van Zandt
Rock the Boat Drowning Tragedy Hits Huntington Mills
A boating accident at an old mill pond in Huntington Mills PA left six girls and two boys dead from a group of twelve. Four boys survived their vain attempts to rescue the others. Victims include Maud Sutliff Caroline Koons Ruth Bonham Iris Davenport Kathleen Good Rachel Thompson Robert Minnick and Ray Dodson, all teenagers.
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Jehbool
Mil
Huntington Mills
Maud Sutliff
Caroline, Koons
Ruth Bonham
Iris Davenport
Kathleen Good
Rachel Thompson
Robert Minnick
Ray Dodson
Berlin Centennial Invitations Reach American Universities
The University of Berlin issues invitations to American colleges to send delegates to the Centennial in Berlin, set for October 10 to 12. The event marks a major academic gathering as German interests align with international scholars.
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Lideritz
Bucht
South Africa
Capa Algony
University of Berlin
Berlin
Italy
Anid
Luzarti
Offoiala
Ohige
Ohio Insurgents Lobe Split in Bitter GOP Primaries
Ohio Republicans faced sharp intraparty battles as six of seven incumbents nominated by regulars defeated insurgent rivals. The campaigns centered on Aldrich-Payne and the Towney lumber clause, with districts listing incumbents George Young James McLaughlin James Joyner Ammon Critchfield Paul Howland Casady and others, amid scattered misprints and mixed results.
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Ohio
Tio Isgie
Aldrich-Payne
Towney
Herman P. Goebel
Cincinnati
Ralph
D. Cole
Findlay
C. C. Anderson
James ‘Joyva
George White
Ammon B. Critchfield
William A. Ashbrook
Paul Howland
Willam Gordon
James E
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