Royal Figureheads and the War Council Debate
The Evening Gazette discusses Kaiser Wilhelm and allied leaders forming a war council to coordinate a grand offensive. It notes Berlin’s influence over Central Powers and questions potential military shifts under von Hindenburg, with Mackensen assigned to the Romanian front and royal princes facing questions of leadership amid Verdun.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Paris
Berlin
Turkey
Asia Minor
Austria
Bulgaria
von Hindenburg
Wissign Opens on Doctrines and Public Knowledge
The letter argues that many educated people misunderstand church teachings, citing confusion between the Virgin Birth and the Immaculate Conception. It urges readers to study the doctrines to use their intelligence. N. P. McNelis.
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America
N. P. McNelis
President Wilson's Sister Annie M. Trowe Dies
News from Shadow Lawn New Jersey reports the death of President Wilson's sister Annie M. Trowe. The president expressed shock and cancelled engagements including a speech to the Underwriters in St. Louis on September 20 and a Baltimore speech on September 3. He also telegraphed Secretary Baker to attend in his stead.
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Lawn
N. J
Annie M. Trowe
Wilson
St. Louis
Baker
Baltimore
Power failures and a busy week at the opera house
The note recalls power outages and shifting plans as Neon mentions a party and Paty Beet outfits on Thursday while concerns about lines and speakers surface. A play titled Uncle Tom's Cabin is booked at Ui opera house next week, and a courtroom scene unfolds with a lawyer and witness exchanging remarks amid a theatrical backdrop.
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Ui Opera House
Gazette Contest Ends As Voters Tighten Race For Prizes
The Gazette contest nears closure with eleven finalists in a close vote for prizes totaling 2100 dollars. Contestants praise fair handling, urging observers to attend the Gazette office tonight to witness final vote counting and judge decisions.
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parGcuelar
Anl
Tuvyden
Ovina
Otund
Doevriplivin
Seth
Uae
Kiy
Gazette Office
Church Services And Sermons In Local Parishes
Local churches announce Sabbath school at 9 45 and services at 11 with Rev D Park Chapman of Taylorstown Pa. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and evening sermon by Rev Chapman. Wesleyan Methodist and others list morning preaching by Melcheister and Campbell. Weeknight preaching by Rev Llad and Rev Melcher. First of Apostles Creed sermons by TR Hutchinson at 10 with evening address on church relations.
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Park Chapman
Taylorstown
Christian Endeavor
Rev
Chapman
FL Melcheister
Clara McLeister
Plb
Campbell
New Castle
Methodist Episcopal
Uncle Tom’s Cabin at Skinner’s Tavern on Southern road
The Evening Gazette advertises a Southern road production of Uncle Tom’s Cabin at Skinner’s Tavern, featuring scenes of the plantation and Red River area. Twenty negroes are shown in the scenes. a special train transports the engagement. Tickets and box seats are on sale at local stores.
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Uncle Tom
Skinner's Tavern
Phineas Friend
Urero
Chatre
Legrees
Witenes
Vacht Cam
Dlalks
Detroit Impressions Of A Man On Hughes Campaign
Detroit Free Press views Governor Hughan as an intensely human, compelling campaigner whose intellect and oratory win crowds. It predicts a warm, vivid future for his 1916 bid, arguing he could become one of the greatest presidents with a nationwide appeal.
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Hughan’ Viatt
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Detroit
United States
Tiloka
Bryan Trust
Aubjocte
Charles B
Free Presa
Hartsovk Shoe Sale Prices Raised If Attended
Attending the Hartsovk Shoe Sale may conceal news of a price advance on shoes. The notice implies shoppers could overlook the increase when they go to browse or buy.
Clubgoers and travelers visit friends across towns
Mrs J C McCormick of Marion Center and Mrs J J McElhoes along with Misses Mary and Mildred Wyncoop of Kellesburg traveled to Indiana yesterday to spend the day with Mrs C J McGregor in Chestnut Street. Several others including Miss Marvel Bowers Mubard and Miss Gertrude Anthony of Railroad Avenue are visiting Pittsburgh friends. Mrs Martin Wissell of Onborg was summoned to Wilkinsburg for a relative’s illness as the Hileman family’s granddaughter and Mrs John McConnell of South Firth Street headed to Wiltanning to be with relatives. Mrs Mary Jane Wilson visits her sister Mrs Alexander Thompson in Plumville.
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J. C. McCormick
Marion Center
J. J. McElhoes
Mary and
Mildred Wyncoop
Kellysburg
Indiana
C. JL. McGregor
Chestnut Street
Martin Wissell
Onborg
Do Wilkinsburg
James Hileman
John McConnell
South Firthstreet
Wiltanning
R. TD. Wray
Eugenia
Mary Jane Wilson
Church] Street
Alexander Thompson
Plumvville
Franks Open Low-Cost Welfare Restaurant Feeds Thousands
In Frankfort on September 16 the Bo Jefets for Social Welfare Kiss opened a new restaurant offering meals to about a thousand people daily at astonishingly low prices. Patrons receive soup and a main course for a small charge, delivering affordable nourishment to the needy.
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Frankforty
Bo- Jefets For Social Welfare
Kiss
National Catholic Charities Conference Opens in Washington
Delegates totaling 450 arrive for the National Conference of Catholic Charities to be held at Catholic University. Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Shahan will speak. Opening mass is at 10 at the Franciscan Church with a 11:30 welcome at the Franciscan Monastery. Women’s sessions and receptions follow, as do plans for more parish restaurants in coming weeks.
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Washington
United States
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Cardinal Gibbons
Shahan
Catholic University
Thomas J. Shahan
J. Henry Tihen
Lincoln
Neb
McMahon Hall
Trinity College
Bonzono
S. K. Wilson
Catholic Women's League of Chicago
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Republican Ticket
Charles Evans Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
Philander C. Knon
Harmon M. Repart
Charles A. Synder
Congress-At-Large
Thomas S. Cargo
Mahlon M. Garland
John R. K, Scott John P. M'Laughlin
Congress
Assembly
Nathan L. Strong
W. P. Grape
Wilmer H. Wood
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Philadelphia Press
P Dean Swift
Tommy
Johnnie
Pittsburg Press
Wissign
Philadelphia
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
John Burr
John
Beetie
Tipperary
Whitey
Hell
Chas
D. Hiester
W. Ray Osdck
Rose Fairman
Indiana Co
Eugene Weitzel
Ndiana
George Fulmer
Miss Kathryn Park
J. Wilbur Gibson
Herbert Wardrop
Peer Sune
John C. Kunkle
Homer City
Jas. E. Peterman
Chetty Tree
Margaret Kennedy
Saltsburg
Tewar Bonarion Center
Seene Blackli¢k
Isaac Housholder
Gazette
Little Eva
The
C. C. McLain
Miss Marvel Bowers
Mubbard
Gertrude Anthony
Railroad Avenue
Pittsburgh
Madge Lydick
Church Street
Hartsock
Frankfort
Keeley Cure
Fifth Avenue
Pittburgh
Keeley Institute
Western Penna
Grand Theatre Today
Screen Star
Hazel
Dawn
Hazel Dawn Nowy
Acig
Paramount
Ders
J. SE. McBrady
Hicago
BOG Rt Ae
Coun Blairsville
Punxsutawney
Brookville
Reynoldsville
Brockwayville
Torch City
Parkerstanding
Glen Bros
Rochester
N. R
B. B. Race
Steward Normal School
Louderbach
E. B
Rince, Steward
Normal School
BDGE
Domestic Supply Co
Binghampton, N. Y
Phila
J. R. Daugherty
Wehrle
R. W. Wehrle and Co
N. Fourth Street
H.C. Christy
Tix
Scranton
Industrial Workers of the World
Lower Valley
Duryea M High School
Wrante Loughney
Pittston
Mrs. Loughney
Bers
Indiana, Pa
Louis Handler
E. Water Street
Triumph
National Medical In
New York
Chicago
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