Hotel Chaplain Warren Welcomes Lovers Amid City Life
Special to The Star. Rev. Dr Henry Marsh Warren, known as the hotel chaplain, ministers to 100000 transients in New York hotels. He presides over marriages for lovers regardless of prior divorce, seeing the hotel as his parish of all strangers. He recounts marrying W J White and Helen Sheldon Maloney, and notes many elopers seek his blessing to marry.
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Henry Marsh Warren
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Meloney
Tove
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Dr Warren writes on his life work in city chaplaincy
Henry Marsh Warren describes a chaplaincy program assisting travelers and hotel guests in New York. He explains services offered at hotels from a centralized office, including pastoral work, weddings, funerals, and communion. He notes Sunday hotel services and a future goal of a permanent chapel and Bible distribution.
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DR. Warren
New York
Marsh Warren
Ninety-fourth-st
Nivernide
Revere
Terviers
Pifeheave
Henry Marsh Warren
York Campaign a Fricassee Of Froth Freak and Frenzy
In a heated New York governor race Jacob Walddeck portrays a frenzied campaign dominated by Hearst backed by major newspapers, vs Hughes aligned with reform themes. The piece highlights attacks on trusts, party loyalty, and influence of media, insurance concerns, and Tammany ties, urging voters to choose between entrenched power or chaotic upheaval.
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New York
Hearst
Independent
Democratic
Jacob Waldeck
Hughes
Front
Cormmatee
Tin Woodruff
Democracy
Duffalo
Murphy
Tammany
Supportera
Judiciary
California
Accused Missionary Has Fine Reputation In Alaska
Special to The Sem Dawson Alaska October H Rev Dr Shelton Jackson faces fraud and graft charges raised by Inspector Churchill of the U S Department of the Interior. He is a widely known missionary long active across Alaska. The case centers on control of government reindeer herd and a plan to redistribute animals to native apprentices.
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Dawson
Alaska
Shelton Jackson
C. Churchill
U. S. Department of the Interior
Alaske
Thane
Hie
Jong
Jackson
Bureau of Education
Siberian
Churchill
Beeratary Hitchcock
Interior Department
Dr. Jackson
Little boy joked by the wireless in New Haven
Malcolm Dovilite a 11 year old in New Haven Conn operates a wireless telegraph from his backyard. He intercepts messages from ships and Yale game scores and even aims to deliver messages around the city. His device cost $40 and was inspired by general reading.
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New Haven
Cann
Malcolm Dovilite
New York Bay
Malcolm
Wmn
Knickerbockers
Yale
New England
Apparatua
Connecticut
Charms Against Evil Across Nations
The article notes various cultural charms to avert bad luck for babies. In Spain a pine bough is swept over the infant for protection, in Ireland a belt of a woman’s hair is believed to keep harm away, and in Holland bread and steak are placed in the baby’s bed as talismans.
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Spain
Ireland
Holland
Galt
Why She Always Fails
A Philadelphia paper cites a harsh critique of a girl described as unable to keep place due to rough complexion and untidy attire. The writer faults her appearance and behavior, though she works hard and acts honestly, declaring she cannot be tolerated under the societal standard implied.
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Philadelphia
Crowsy
New Pennsylvania Aborts Lines and New Fares
A fragmentary notice details railroad fare changes effective November 1 1808 with routes to Chicago Dayton Louisville New York Philadelphia Pittsburg and other cities. It cites ticket prices and mentions a National Restaurant at 3840 Cirena street with food and tailor made coats for sale amid distressed listing language.
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Indianapolia
Paris
Chicago
Calumbus
Dayton
Louisville
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Et Loule
Prince Purchase
Maher
Home of the Marlborough Duchess and Blenheim Palace
The Blenheim estate near Oxford, built as a monument to the Duke of Marlborough’s victory, is described as grand and picturesque though now decaying. It featured a 134 foot triumphal arch, a vast 21 and a half foot front, and an interior famed for its paintings, funded at public expense during Queen Anne’s reign.
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Mechela
Oxford
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Duke of Marlborough
Augsberg
John van Beogh
Trury
England
Vanderbit
Discoverer of the Northwest Passage Returns to Fame
Roald Amundsen has completed his Arctic voyage aboard the Gios and arrived in San Francisco to public acclaim. He claims to have located the magnetic pole on Heptiin island and to have guided a vessel through the Northwest Passage, a feat sought by explorers since Cabot and Franklin.
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Fred J. Hewitt
San Francisco
Roald Amundsen
Northwest Passage
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Gios
Norway
Mit
Amnaitsen
Heptiin Island
Frost
Tuman
Mar Delle Pale
Sebastian Cabot
John Franklin
James Clark Roas
Amund' Sen
Rosa
Smart dog saves two children in Delaware river area
Special to The Sun reports Rover a tie shepherd dog belonging to William Limeberry led rescuers to Daisy and Anny Limeberry as they wandered in woods near Amile. The dog found the children after a long search, guiding the party through briars to their mossy shelter. The family plans a decent burial for the dog.
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Portland
Becauen Rover
William Limeberry
Columbia
Delaware River
Anya
Rever
Rover
Mr. Limederey
Daisy
Arole
Amile
Medpisht
Limehaerry
Dasy
Annie
Fant Asteep
Colleges Open With Record Student Numbers
Vassar College graduates 1010 students though trustees once set a 1090 cap. Redcliffe reports its largest enrollment to date with 2 students recorded for the period. Wells College shows a peak with twice its previous headcount.
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Vassar College
Redcliffe
Wells
Patent Medicines and Their Formulas Across Forest Plants
The article attacks habit forming drugs in patent medicines and highlights Dr Pierces methods. It argues the preparations lack alcohol narcotics and rely on vegetable ingredients from American forests. It notes glycerine as a safer solvent and claims therapeutic benefits for chronic chest throat and lung issues with Golden Medical Discovery.
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Pieres
Buffalo
Tha Forelock
Pierco
Notice of liquor license applications in Indianapolis ward 1
The subscriber informs citizens in Marion county Indiana that in December 1908 he will apply to the County Commissioners for license to sell intoxicating liquors in small quantities with on premises consumption. The business location is a fronting room on Southeastern Avenue at Cruse Street, in a brick building, within John and Johnson Wilton subdivisions, Ward 1 Indianapolis. A second notice states another applicant seeks license at 728 North Holmes Avenue Ward 1 Indianapolis with on premises drinking privileges in a first floor cement store building.
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Board of County Commissioners
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Merion County
Tredlawn
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Alarien County
Holmes
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Ena
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