Rockefeller Gift Accepted by Church Panel
Special to the Sun reports the Prudential Committee of the American Board of Foreign Missions accepted John D. Rockefeller Jr.’s $100,000 gift. First installment of $41,500 allocated to Kobe Japan Pasumaai India Euphrates Anatoli Sumakow and tracts. Some members objected while others supported acceptance amid broader New England church protests.
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Boron
Prudential Committee
American Board OF Foreign Missions
Jovn D. Rockefeller
James J. Barton
Kobe College
Japan
Pasumaai College
India
Euphrates College
Anatoli College
Turkey
Sumakow College
Secretary Strong
Ramuel v. Oxring
James M. W. Hall
B.C. Moore
Francis G. Clark
Arthur J. Gillette
Francis U Winslow
Edward N. Noyes
John H. Dennison
Rockes
Daniel Evans
She -North-nye
Congregational Churen
George P. Moofris
Stant Crifter
John D. Rockefeller
A. H. Bradford
Montclatr
N. J
National Congregational Council
American Missionary Association
Mr. Rockefeller
Pitt
Mrs Ingersoll awarded $95,000 by federal court
Federal Judge Davis ordered judgment for Mrs. Eys Ingersoll widow of Robert G. Ingersoll in the sum of $5.00 with interest against the trustees of the estate of the late Andrew J. Davis a wealthy mine owner of Butte Montana She claimed services were rendered by her husband to the estate and seeks compensation
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Ingersoll
the Sun
Boston
Davis
Eys Ingersoll
Robert G. Ingersoll
Intereal
Andrew J. Davis
Butte, Mont
Blame Bowen for the Scare in Venezuela
South American representatives blame United States Minister Bowen in Caracas for exaggerating tensions between the U S and Venezuela. Diplomats say contracts favoring foreign firms require local court settlement, not diplomatic interference, and note New York and Bermudez Asphalt and Orinoco Steamship Co disputes were handled by due process. Venezuelan arbitration sums and payments are cited as ongoing, with Bowen viewed as persona non grata by Caracas.
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Scripps-Aurae Press Association
Washington
Venezielans
United States
Bowen
Caracas
Venezuela
Ital
Veneanela
South America
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Matos
Orihoem Steamship Company
Board Will Pay Bill for City Hospital Report Printing
The Board of Health on Tuesday afternoon approved a $100 bill from Dr. Paul Martin for printing the 1903 hospital report. Critics say Dr. Martin acted with independence, while others blame interference by the board for perceived management issues at City Hospital.
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Board of Health
Paul Martin
City Hospital
Martin
City Sanitarian
T. Victor Keene
Beard
Kid
Alartin
Betting 2101 on Dunne to Beat Harlan
A long discussion outlines proposed remedies for Chicago streetcar franchise issues as Dunne fights Harlan in a mayoral bid. It covers potential buyouts, government seizure of company property, and a path to municipal ownership to improve service, with tensions between franchises and city control.
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Harlan
Arriva
Lari Tangs
Harlan Best
Sey Sanler
Warlan
Birlan
Union ‘Traction Company
North and West
Chicago Cy Railway Company
Koma
Marshall Field
J. Pierpant Morgiin
Granta
Comhontes
Crogatown
Ines
Mrs Chadwick to be placed in cell and work for prisoners
Mrs Chadwick is to be confined in the state prison and assigned daily tasks turning shirts for male inmates. Reported plan includes admission fees for visitors to view the financier, with potential prison income gains. The judge altered the good time rule, reducing the term to about six years eight months if upheld. Warden Gould expects increased receipts from visitors and the arrangement to attract attention.
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Columbis
Chadwick
Amma Wilson
Sunta
Reuse Gillery
Taylor
Ruc
Gould
Young Adgerg Now Sick in Bed in Chicago
Chicago report says Frank Siy Ho, son of James C. Rogers, aged four years after years of hardship, is seriously ill at his parents' residence 63114 Washington Boulevard. His aunt Christina Bly, last seen in Evaneton, is mentioned by Dr. Cody as a possible link to the lad’s illness remarks. The family remains reticent about details of the missing aunt and the boy's condition is described as potentially pneumonia.
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Chicago
Frank Siy Ho
Washington Boulevard
Himavif
Jamen C. Rogers
Evaneton
O Rers
Stina Florence Bly
Frank Lao
Cody
Mea Vly
Farmers and Manufacturer firm loses over four thousand
A Norfolk area notice reports a factory owned by Mie Farmers and Manufacturer petr oit company burned by dry conditions. The blaze destroyed the pliant plant, causing losses exceeding 4000 dollars.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Norfolk
Mie
Petroit Company
Chronic Catarrh Cured with Austrian Drug Claims
Miracle recoveries from chronic catarrh attributed to a new Austrian remedy. Testimonials cite 10 drops daily as effective, with palatable form and small bone size. Dispensary address in New York City promotes mail orders, while local dealers advertise spring furniture offers and low-cost parlor sets.
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New York
Ascarco
New York City
Finke commits suicide amid murder trial turmoil in Indiana
August Finke a wealthy German farmer in Rising Run Indiana killed himself by shooting. He was summoned as a juror in the James Giscap murder trial when he took his life. The fragmentary text also advertises Hoof's Sarsaparilla and Peerless Clothes Hangers at Vonnegut's.
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Crippa-M
Ind
Finke
James Giscap
Pike's Peak Lighthouse Planned For Rocky Mountain Region
Col March 7 Pikes Peak is set to become a lighthouse for the Rocky Mountain region with a 1,000,000 candle power searchlight and incandescent lamps to be mounted on the summit this summer. Electrical experts say it will be visible for 160 miles over the plains. One light will serve as a retort pit raction and current will be furnished from Manitou.
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Pike's Peak
Manitou
Col
Pire's Peak
Hocky Mountain
Plana
Masterson Sworn In As Special Deputy U S Marshal
Bat Masterson, famed western figure, was sworn in as a special deputy United States marshal on Tuesday afternoon in New York. The ceremony marks his official entry into federal law enforcement duties amid widespread recognition of his courage and frontier renown.
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Masterson
Scripfe-M'Rae Press
New York
Bat” Mater
United Hites
United States
Governor Hanly to Attend Terre Haute Club Dinner
Gov Frank Hanly will join the Terre Haute Colymer club for a dollar dinner on April 12. About 79 invitations will be served.
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Frank Hanly
Terre Haute Colymer
Olal Club
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