Holy Week in Rome and the Easter rituals observed
Inexhaustible in its mystic significance Holy Week in Rome renews wonder at St Peter's and the Lateran. Visitors view the ceremonies with reverence amid vast crowds, incense and violet vestments. Palm Sunday features palm blessing, arching processions, and the distribution of palm and olive twigs as sacred symbols.
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Stirl
Marth
Appian Way
Walla
Aurelian
Marcus Aurelius
Capitol
Porum
St. Peter's
Papal City
Caesars
St Peter
Capiteol
Temple of Mars Ultor
Caesar
Augustus
Nome
Palma
Jerusalem
Bora Greenwell Wchesney
Easter's Industrial Side Sparks Economic Wage Boom
An examination shows Easter charitable and religious efforts keep hundreds of thousands employed in manufacturing tasks such as hats, coats, and other goods. What seems a grand religious project appears, in fact, to support widespread industry and monetary circulation, providing work for many who would otherwise be unemployed.
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Easten Marsey
Ot Rondeys Nor Co
Simes
Bester
Illinois Counties Go Dry Big Cities Keep Saloons
Illinois votes show wide drying trend with many counties declared dry and major cities like Rockford and Decatur turning anti-saloon. Despite gains, Chicago area remains contested as Springfield and Bloomington keep licenses. Milwaukee and Lincoln votes factor into broader national mood on prohibition.
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Springfield
Freeport
Bloomington
Elgin
Pekin
Moling
Aurora
Monmouth
Banville
Fock Island
Kankakee
Kewanee
Edwardsville
Geneseo
Canton
Marengo
Murphysboro
Minoak
Decatur
Vandalia
Galesburg
Mount Carroll
Rockford
Taylorville
Paris
Bixon
Urbana
Clinton
Champaign
Fairbury
Pontiac
Dekalb
Mount Sterling
Sycamore
Arcola
Mattoon
Shelbyville
Harvard
Hillsboro
Carmi
Litchfield
Jerseyville
Chicago
Dillinois
Indiana
Mississippi River
Sinois
Sinais
Egypt
Franklin County
Benton
Joe Leiter
Ziegler
Christian County
Pana
Macon County
Charleston
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Shelby County
Madison County
Lacan
Moline
Rock Island
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Hamilon
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Jeferson
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Rincon
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Moultrie
Cumberland
Platt
de Wit
Richland
Douglas
Shelby
Edgar
Fayette
Gadetin
Greene
Cook County
Lyons
Saloon League
Waterloo
Joliet
Sprinsfield
AntiSaloon League
Billy
Danville
Emil Seidel
Thomas J. Pringle
Seidel
Rose
Milwaukee
Brys
Nebraska
Saline
Roosevelt Urges Congress to Act on Anarchy
President Roosevelt sent a brief message urging vigorous action against anarchy. He attached Attorney General Bonaparte’s legal review, stating that anarchy is a grave crime and urging suppression of publications inciting violence including La Question Sociale. He notes no federal statute makes such writings illegal and cites Supreme Court justices as authority.
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Congress
Washington
Bonaparte
la Questions Sociale
New Jersey
Root
Ponce
BiloImey General
Justice Fuller
Supreme Court
Justice Field
Shaw Heads Eastern Bank Reorganization in Philadelphia
Lesle M. Shaw, former secretary of the treasury, leads a reorganization of First Mortgage Guarantee & Trust in Philadelphia. He plans to formalize a banking system, appoints officers, and stabilize operations during the transition while restructuring the firm's guarantee and trust activities.
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Eastern Bank
Philadelphia
T Lesle MM. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
First Mortgage Guarantee & Trust
Det
Prineiz
General Banking
Mr. Shaw
Men
Inmta
Murder Confession Follows Card Dispute Fatal Shooting
Police state Georgianna aimed at Muzzi during a card dispute while the 15 year old Mezzi daughter faced parental opposition. The father allegedly shot Muzzi through the heart, killing him instantly before being arrested yesterday.
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Lere
Georgianna
Mezzi
Georgiannan
Woman Burns Self to Death in Adams County
A 33 year old resident near Berlin Function in Adams County saturated her clothing with a flammable substance and set herself on fire. She suffered extensive injuries and died from her burns.
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de Yuck
Haven
Berlin
Adams County
Sir Howard Vincent Dead in Central Sheffield
Sir Howard Vincent former MP for Central Sheffield and aide de camp to King Edward died here Tuesday. Born 1849, his passing marks the end of a long public career in politics and service to the crown.
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Howard Vincent
Mentove
Sir Howard Vincent
Sheffield
King Edward
Nine Boss Fatally Wounded at Arden Mine Attack
Edward Miller a fire boss at the Arden mine of Meadow Lords Coal company died from wounds received Tuesday after two former miners he had discharged attacked him. The incident occurred at Wassinden Pennsylvania as authorities investigate the assault and resulting fatality.
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Wassinden
Edward Miller
Arden
Meadow Lords Coal Company
Isding
Swedenborg’s Body Exhumed for Final Burial Journey
The body of Emanuel Swedenborg, noted mystic and writer, was exhumed in the city on Tuesday and began its transfer to Sweden for burial, marking the completion of its journey toward final interment.
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Swedenborg
Lordon
Emanuel Swedenborg
Sweden
General Demand for a Simple Pleasant Liquid Laxative
The Well-Informed World seeks a simple, pleasant laxative for family use its figs and senna content marketed as wholesome and effective. Buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product only, sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
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California Fie Syrup Co
Leadeog
Wandering wart cure tale meets county gossip
An eccentric wart cure claim sparks warnings from Amber Pete as a scammer departs a wild country town. The tale includes a dead wart doctor, a tombstone by Borax Mountain, and a caution to leave town quickly. A civic ball anecdote follows about Ginger Magonnigle and a four word speech. Also ad copy for Qua-Pies by D-Zerte Food Co.
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Amber Pete
Borax Mountain
Sociologist Snodgrass
Ginger Margonnigle
East Side
Terpsichorean
Ginger Magonnigle
D-Zerte Food Co
Rochester
Yonkers Statesman Quote on Hardest Wood for Shingles
A Yonkers Statesman item asks for the name of the hardest wood. The answer notes the wood is used for shingles but cannot provide just the name.
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Tommy
Tommie
Yonkers Statesman
It Cures While You Walk Allen's Foot-Ease and more
The fragment advertises Allen's Foot-Ease for foot ailments with price 25 2d and directions to obtain a trial package from Allen v. Olmsted. It also mentions Garfeld Tea Bird Herb Laxative for blood purification and health, Winstow's Soothing Syrup for teething, and a moral quip about virtue by Boilean.
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Allen v. Olmsted
le Ray
Garfeld
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