Millions Gather at Montreal Eucharistic Mass on Mount Royal
The Vatican legate presided at the pontifical mass in Mount Royal Park before about 40,000 worshipers, with Archbishop Farley of New York in gold vestments and Archbishop O Connell of Boston delivering the English sermon. The event marked the greatest audience in the Americas for a single worship act and boosted New York as the favored site for the next congress. The Canadian monstrance, worth about 25,000, was carried with a large escort and no incidents marred the ceremony.
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New York
St.Patrick’s Church
Catholic Club
New York City
Vannutelli
New World
Archbishop O'Connell
Boston
Farley
Prince of Croy
Mount St. Louis
Cardinal Vannutelli
New Graft Avenue Opens in Chicago Scandal
Chicago report alleges a graft avenue opened when officials tied to Illinois Central repairs built crude houses and tunnels at rail line expense. Detectives under William Burns traced cement and brick supplied to officials, not stolen, but tied to contracts.
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Chicago
Plineis Central
Esa
Willian 7 Burns
Illinois Central
Weighs Earth Then Sets Sights On Sun
New York report says Aberuard Weisel City College physics instructor estimates Earth's weight at about 6.030e21 grams or seven trillion tons with a possible 5 to 6 gram margin. He notes his delicate measurement required midnight experiments to avoid footsteps. He plans to weigh a sun.
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New York
Aberuard Weisel
The
City College
Weisel
Postmasters Named for Indiana Counties
Washington Sept 10 Postmasters have been appointed for Indiana counties Boston Wayne Joseph B Meek vice J Powell deceased Hoag land Allen county William H Reapp vice W H Waltzmatt removed Packer Kosciusko Barry D Mort vice O F Kline resigned
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Indiana
Boston
Wayne County
Joseph B. Meek
J. 5
Powell
Hoagland
Allen
Wiliam H. Reapp
W. H. Waltzmatt
Packer
Kosciusko County
Barry D. Mort
O. F. Kline
Innes Takes Life in New York Hotel
A man believed to be C. C. Innes, a wealthy Chicago businessman, shot himself in his Hoffman House hotel room on Saturday, ending his life amid reports of a probable suicide from the New York dispatch.
Propylaeum Facade Address Noted In Neon Signs
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Propylaeum building and a street in the north area with neon signs. The text is incomplete but implies a location or storefront lighting near a Propylaeum site. No clear event or date is given.
Man's Fortune Gone and Wife Courts Others
Paris reports recount that opera singer Cavalleri denies forcing husband Robert Chanler to turn over property or that a rupture occurred. She says illness prevented an interview and blames rivals and enemies for exaggerating the tale. She plans to join Chanler in New York when strong enough.
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Paris
United Press
Priesday
Ling Cavineri
Robert Chanler
Cavalleri
New York
Cavalieri
Wants Rate Decrease Set Aside by Court
A petition seeks to set aside the decree of the railroad commission following an investigation prompted by the Indiana Ice Cream Makers Association. The association contends the May 1910 rates and classification of the United States Express Company were unjust and unreasonable, asking the court to set aside the local and joint ice cream rates as correlated.
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United States Express Company
Railroad Commission of Indiana
Railroad Commission
Indiana Ice Cream Iinkers’ Association
United States
Nhen
American customs prevail at Crippen murder trial
London September 10 Crippen faces murder charges as the first use of American trial methods is planned for next week. Barrister Arthur Newton has secured three expert witnesses and supporters of insanity as a defense. Close collaboration between Crippen and his stenographer Ethel Neve is reported while they remain segregated to avoid influence.
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Trish
Tawley H. Crippen
Elmore
Arthur Newton
Crippen
Mr Newton
Ethel T. Neve
de. Crippen
King Alfonso Stands by Canalejas in Vatican Clash
Madrid September 10 The Cortes will face a choice in October to uphold Premier Canalejas amid a dispute with the Vatican or remove him, risking a republic uprisings. King Alfonso’s steadfast support is seen as a line between monarchy and republic, with the church poised to back him.
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Madrid
Canalejas
Vatican
Cortes
Iking Alfonso
Alfonso
Census Populations Revealed For New York Counties
Washington dispatch reports the census bureau released population returns showing New Rochelle 28,867 up from 14,724 last census, increase 96.1 percent. Poughkeepsie 27,936, up from 24,020, rise 16.3 percent. Kingston 25,908, up from 24,055, increase 5.6 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
New York
Poughkeepsie
New Bochelle
Kingston
Dr J A Enander Dies Founder of Hemlandet
Chicago Sept 10 Dr J A Enander founder of the Weekly Hemlandet the oldest Swedish newspaper in the United States has died at his home in Chicago He was appointed minister to Denmark by President Harrison but ill health forced him to decline the post.
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DR. Enander
Chicago
J. A. Enander
Hemlandet
United States
Denmark
Harrison
Boll Weevil Infests Alabama Farmland Near Talladega
In Talladega Alabama farmers report daily boll bolls brought for inspection all identified as boll weevil damage. Officials suspect the pest arrived by freight cars from Texas, signaling an early infestation in the region.
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Alabama
Talladega
Ala
Texas
Disaster at sea sinks flagship near Ludington
The flagship sank with 34 aboard near Ludington. Survivors include fourteen rescued by a Ludington crew led by Duncan Mulligan. A later lifeboat saved more than thirty as an investigation began into possible cargo misloading and an explosion at the moment of capsizing. R G Hill, the purser, could only send telegraph messages after limited study.
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Joseph Peterson
R. Jacobson
Duncan Mulligan
Ludington
Iake
R. G. Hill
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Hague tribunal closes as US and Britain accept Newfoundland award
The Hague tribunal formally ends after the United States and Great Britain accept the Newfoundland fisheries award without question. The 1909 agreement will stand with amendments, and the 1905-1909 renewal pattern ends as the five day revision is ordered to align with the tribunal's upshot.
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Hague
United States
Great Britain
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International
Station Plundered by Masked Bandits at Oakland City
Two masked men entered the Southern depot at Oakland City and forced the agent with revolvers to open the safe, taking about 445. The depot was empty except for the agent, who described the robbers and believed they escaped on a freight train pulling out of the yards.
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Princeton
Ind
Oakland City
Blaghkhar Keeps Man's Lips Sealed Over Kidnap Case
New York reports fear of the Dhackhand upain between justice and kidnappers. Jer. Mariano Seimera, father of 5 year old Michael Scimeca stolen for ransom, says he knows the guilty but will not speak. Detectives offer protection if he reveals all he knows about the abduction and return.
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New York
Jer
Mariano Seimera
Michael Scimeca
Seitmeca
Une Ehild
Antonio Varbris
Jos. Petrosine
Detective Bureau
Scimeca
Anniversary of Perry Victory Celebrated at Put-in-Bay
In Toledo Ohio on September 10 the ninety seventh anniversary of Commodore Perry s victory on Lake Erie was celebrated with a joint interstate commission meeting to plan Perry s centennial events in 1918. Representatives from seven states attended along with notable national figures. A parade a monster clam bake speeches and fireworks highlighted the occasion with Gov Harmon of Ohio and Col Henry Watterson among the speakers.
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Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Put-in-Bay
Interstate Commission
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Gov. Harmon
Ohio
Col
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
ships Ashore Near Batangas Coast Reported Safe
United States transport Sheridan and mine planters Hunt and Knox were rushed to Batangas province as the inter island transport Warden went ashore. Reports say the Warden is not in immediate danger and is expected to be hauled off the reef without damage.
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United States
Sheridan
Hunt
Knox
Batangas
Luzon
Labor leaders urge lawmakers to boost unions in future legislature
Samuel Gompers urges Indiana and national labor men to enter Congress and state Senate. He praises Beveridge yet contrasts with La Follette, warns Taft and Wilson bills threaten free speech, and condemns Sherman act as hurting workers. He cites Buck Stove boycott case and heads to Washington after Saturday speech.
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Beveridge
la Folletta
Taft
Gompers
Ancle Joe
Wilson
Great Britain
Indor
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Mr. Gompers
Buck Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
United States Supreme Court
Washington, D
Girl Disappears Prompt Bedford Family Alarm
Miss Irene Hauler of Bedford vanished after arriving in Todian to work for Fahnules & McCrez millinery at 240 South Meridian. Her sister Mrs Elsa Krigtt of Redfern reports a missing trunk and a stolen truck at the Union Depot, with no clear record of the trunk’s destination.
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Ttedianapeolls
Fahnules & McCrez Millinery Company
South Meridian Street
Elsa Krigtt
South Mishth Street
Tredferud
Ind
Union Depot
Haley
Todian
Fine horse given to Roosevelt in Dakota visit
During his Sioux Falls speech tour, Theodore Roosevelt received a prize Morgan horse from William H. Miller of Canton. The oldtime Western man presented the fine specimen after Roosevelt’s talk, noting the ranch experience and 42 years in Dakota.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Dakota
Sioux Walls
America
Sioux Falls
Rosevelt
William H. Miller
Canton
The Illustrious Prince Presses Japan on Armament
The prince condemns England and Japan for neglecting national defense, denounces leisure classes for lacking military spirit, and warns that prosperity weakens a nation. He argues invasions are likely unless citizens bear arms, challenging Haviland and British leadership on unity and readiness.
$3.50 Recipe Cures Weak Kidneys Notice
An advertisement offers a free $3.50 kidney cure recipe from Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit Michigan. It promises a plain envelope mail delivery and immediate soothing effect with pure and harmless remedies, urging readers to write for the copy.
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Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Indiana
Wechler
Delaware and
Ohio
Secrets of Black Cavalry graft inquiry unfold
New York hearing into the notorious Black Cavalry caseadjourned Friday to September 14 as counsel reviews three days of evidence seeking fresh sensational disclosures.
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New York
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