The International Conference Against Anarchists Held in Rome
A collection of brief notices reports a Rome based international conference against anarchists, the dissolution of the Seventy Communists Society at Zoar Ohio, and other stray items including storms in Lima Ohio and train robberies near Kansas City. The items include social events, theater and church news, and notices from various towns, with multiple names and places cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Jeannette
David Wagener
Bridgeport
Kansas City
Bishop Goodsell
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. B. Leonard
New York
Millersburg
Ebensburg
Fair
R. H. Jones
England
Lussia
China
Atlee
McKinley
Tate
Camp Meade
Middletown
Pittsburg
W. H. Flogers
Brilliant
Steubenville
Joseph L. Johnston
Kingman
Kan
New Castle
Nancy Guilford
Conn
Birmingham
Emma Gill
Yellow Mill Pond
Chamber of Commerce
Hamburg
Germany
Prussia
Soares
N.Y
Lovemakers Come to Grief in Parson’s High Vessel Sermon
A London Sketch retells a west country parson’s rebuke on a three decker ship where a youth and maiden clasped hands in the gallery. The clergyman warned that their penitence would be announced publicly unless they confessed in the vestry after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson
London
Should Fire the Cook in Chicago Record Quip
A humorous quip notes a husband says grace by thanking for safe preservation from the last meal. The joke critiques kitchen safety and dining rituals with a punchy line attributed to the Chicago Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Governor Pingree Receives Carved Naval Heroes Cane
James Milford of Deer Lodge Montana sent a southbound cane to Governor Pingree. The whitewood shaft features ink portraits of Dewey Sampson Schley Evans Clark Hobson and other naval heroes with Maine imagery and inscriptions. A silk crazy quilt cover accompanies the gift as the governor admires it. Milford formerly lived in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingree
Express
James Milford
Deer Lodge
Mon
Dewey
Sampson
Schley
Evans
Clark
Hobson
Maine
Milford
Sonor
Detroit
Detroit Journal
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Committee of Progress Lodge
Gien Campbell
Barbara France
Glen Campbell Comet
Indiana Progress
W. H. Rozrinson
E. E. FiLer
Jas. B. Ruay
ManGaret Rhay
Glen Campbell, Pa
Big Run
Bre Ray
James Anderson
Carrion
Indiana
Gettysburg
Luray
Natural Bridge
Hot Springs
Richmond
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Turay Caverns
Virginia Hot Springs
Philadelphia
James T. Long
Virginia
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Thomas E. Watt
Western District
Harrar
Geo W. Boyd
Broad Street
Henry
Frea Press
Cane
Jacob Dewitta
Hay Island
Ont
Dr. Agnew
Elmer W. Allison & Co
West Penn and
Monongahela
Pittsburg Exposition
Castor
Jom L. Getty
Attorney-Atlaw
J. M. Cunningham Building
Philadelphia Street
Stewart
Farmers’ Bank Building
Davp Blair
Eorge W. Hood
Atiaw
Hetrick
Trands
Joe N. Banes
Srancis Samuel Cunningham
John G. Fisher
Cunningham & Fisher
Yrancis
J. Thlford
Jack Building
J. R. Stumpf & Son
M.C. Wathor
Frank Keener
WaAtson & Keener
Harry White
Tjandd
Stewart & Clark
D. H
Tomb
Ofice
Farmers’ Bank
Ga J. Feit
Legel
Jon P. Elein
Ellin Building
John 2. Pierce
J. M. Cunningham
Wood Clark
Hotels
Kinter
Indiana, Pa
KR. D. Scott
Iana, Pa
Levs
Glen Campbell
Indiana County
Paris House
J. W. Cuemente
Iza Myees
Fistel Oa Cath
Cain
Central Hotel
John W. Wray
H B
Benest
Erhard
Grant
Clark House
Cherrytres
J A
Crossman
Justice OF
South Ninth Street
Imadgs
Griffith
Grisemore
Justice OF the Peace
David
Harold
Darling
Sibyl
Punch
France
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Segrete
David Kennedys
Guthrie Bros
E. W. Griffith
Sixth St
Frank Maly
California
G. W. Wheeler
G. T. Hamilton
Philadelphia St
John Jacobs
Indiana House
C. W. Rink
Herrick Building
Court House
Penn’a
David Fenner
Daugherty - Bros
J. T. Boucher
Phil A
Vogeit
Broo’s
Sixth Street
MO. F. Steving & CO
Caldwell
ECK Wear
D. Fr. Caldwell
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