Bishop Whipple remembered as Minnesota missionary leader
On the centennial of Rt. Rev. Henry Benjamin Whipple the late first bishop of Minnesota is praised as the Apostle to the Indians. He traveled 3000 miles annually and defended indigenous rights through advocacy before the House of Bishops and Washington. His schools at Faribault and influence endure.
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St. Paul, Minn
Northwest
Henry Benjamin Whipple
Minnesota
Whipple
New York
Seabury Divinity School
St. Mary’s Hall
Shattuck School
Faribault
Red Lake
Bishop Whipple
House of Bishops
Washington
America
England
Queen Victoria
Red Men
Faribaut
A Daily History Lessons Recap of Notable Births Deaths and Events
February entries note Henry B. Whipple born in Adams county New York and died in Faribault Minnesota in 1901. Carter H Harrison born in Fayette county Kentucky and assassinated in Chicago in 1893. Joseph Peace the first Quaker in the British House of Commons took seat in 1833. Northern Pacific railroad construction began in 1870 at the Dalles of the St Louis Minnesota. Richard Gilmour named bishop of Cleveland in 1870. In 1887 India released 25000 prisoners for Queen Victoria’s Jubilee. In 1897 European warships landed detachments in Crete. Gen Lew Wallace author of Ben Hur died in Crawfordsville Indiana in 1903. Born Brookville Indiana in 1827.
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Henry B. Whipple
Minnesota
Adams County
N.Y
Faribault
Mins
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Fayette County
Joseph Peace
House of Commons
Northern Pacific Railroad
Dalles
St. Loui
Richard Gilmour
Cleveland
India
Crete
Lew Wallace
Ben. Hur
Crawfordville
Ind
Brookville
They Appeal to Our Sympathies and Remedies
An 1890s-era column extols Chamberlain's tablets for dyspepsia and biliousness, claiming they restore health by strengthening digestion and invigorating the liver, urging readers to seek relief through the tablets.
INCOME TAX FACTS FOR 1921 AND 1922 SUMMARY
Single persons with net income at least 1000 or gross 35000 must file by March 15 1922. Married couples with net income 2000 or gross 5000 or more must file by same date. Filing via Collector of internal revenue district of residence. Form 1040A and 1040 provide full directions. Four percent tax up to 4000 excess of exemption plus higher rates, surtax 1 to 65 percent on income over 5000.
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Internal Revenue
Supreme Court of the United States
E.G. Clingenpeel
San Antonio
United States
Parish Guild and society events in OCETY social calendar
Wednesday events include Parish Guild meeting at Mrs B F Wright’s home at 3 pm and Profitt Slaughter wedding at Christ Church in the evening. Thursday features Mrs H C Hall hosting the Married Ladies Social Club at 3 30 pm, WMA meeting at Baptist Church, and Ladies Auxiliary circles meeting at 3 30 pm with Circle One at Mrs Lang and Circle Two at Mrs Treadwell. Dreamland gate poem follows. The article also covers tax notes on dividends, notable social visits, and upcoming D A R and Eastern Star meetings with dates in February, plus a community center program and parade float plans.
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B. F. Wright
Profitt-Slaughter
Christ Church
H. C. Hall
The
Presbyterian Church
Circle One
Lang
Circle Two
Treadwell
Mally
Cantrell
Bobbitt
Lobdell
F. W. Mally
R. L. Bobbitt
Alys. I. Goodman
E. Gillingenpee
Miss Pullin
Ira O'Meara
Camp
Windrow
The Hungry Man in a Rough Town Restaurant
Seenoh, a fastidious yet hungry man, enters a cheap, foul-smelling town café at one o’clock. He asks for a saucer for his coffee, and the waitress explains they do not provide saucers to avoid saucer theft by violators.
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Seenoh
Himsel
Junior Auxiliary and Welfare League activities in Laredo
The Junior Auxiliary met at the Rectory under Mrs. C. W. Cook, sewing and sharing stories including the Wonderful Hoop after a church service. A Welfare League for Laredo was organized at Mrs. M. P. Cullinan’s home to promote safety for youth, with committees led by Mrs. Cullinan and others. Executives of three clubs hosted a dinner honoring Mrs. J. Z. George, district president, who discussed the April convention and club work in Laredo.
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C. W. Cook
Mr. Cook
Joe Fasnacht
Anne McKinney
Evelyn Randolph
Ethel
Alta Gracia
Jack Poster
Mary Anderson
Helen MacGregor
Mary Ernestine Sielski
Mollie Spindle
Jamie
Nellie Ward
Jack Younkin
Hazen Sorrell
Edward Craven
Anita Lana
Ralph Cook
Horace
Bobby
Jack
Elinor "Kehl
Vivia Smith
Welfare League
M. P. Cullinan
Heights
Laredo
Europe
Alfred Matthews
Elizabeth Lobdell
J. &. Woods
George
Woman's Club
Tuesday Music and Literary Club
The
Heights Civic Club
Bender Cafe
J. Z. George
Fifth District of Texas Vedera
Rex Tarver
Heights Civic Pub
Two White Men Arrested in Concord Triple Murder Case
Waco Texas February 15 Two white men detained as suspects in the Concord triple murder case. one released after exam in jail while the other remains held. No complaints filed. no definite clue yet. A short time before the murders Barker deposited 1000 dollars in a Waco bank. The money stays in the bank. Five negroes and a Mexican are also being held alongside the jailed man.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Barker
Wuacu
Appeals Decisions Highlight Texas Cases Affirmations
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the Stonewall county empty grave case and multiple murder and theft sentences from Liberty Kaufman Cottle Wichita counties. It reversed L B Gray in a misdemeanor theft case over a wording issue.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Stonewall County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Byrd Jackson Cochrain
A. J. Andrews
Liberty County
John Chappell
Kaufman County
Sam Williams
Sad Sam
Cottle County
L. B. Gray
Wichita County
State of Texas
Fundamentalists push to ban Darwin textbooks in New York schools
Rev Dr John Roach Stratton heads a campaign to exclude Darwinian theory books from New York public schools citing unreliability. In Annandale on Hudson New York an opposite view emerges from St Stephens College science faculty with most agreeing that evolution and Christianity can coexist despite four dissenters.
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Associated Press
New York
John Roach Stratton
Baptist Church
Stratton
Annandale-on-Hudson, N. Y
St. Stephens College
Episcopal
Extortion Conspiracy Probed After Gun Battle Arrests
Police seek scope of an extortion conspiracy in Los Angeles after eight men were arrested in a gun battle with federal officers. Detectives hunt for a ninth suspect who escaped.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Liquor Report At Fort Worth High School
Public school authorities investigate a report that liquor was introduced in a Fort Worth high school and consumed by students. Three boys and three girls are implicated with one girl accused of obtaining liquor from a bootlegger.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Publc
Cough Medicine Bottle Triggers Fatal Dallas Accident
Charles F. Martin, a Dallas real estate dealer, died last night when a bottle of cough medicine in his overcoat pocket pressed against a pistol, firing into his heart. Authorities label it accidental.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Charles 5
Martin
Heaviest Snowfall Paralyzes New York Streets
New York reports the heaviest snowfall of the winter with six inches fallen after the storm began. City crews mobilized 12,000 snow shovelers, 150 snowplows, and 400 trucks to clear the streets.
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Associated Press
New York
Greater
Dallas man charged with murder over fatal stab wounds
A. C. York was charged with the murder of Edward Glenn after Glenn died from five stab wounds inflicted yesterday with paperhangers' shears. York said he used the shears in self defense during a fight at the house they were papering. He remains in custody.
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Dallas
Texas
A. C. York
Edward Glenn
York
Government files rail charge complaints over war munitions
Washington reports the French government filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission a series of complaints against several railroads. The director general of railways asked the return of alleged overcharges on shipments of war munitions during the war totaling more than 300000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Director General
Railroads
Professor as laborer in New York dispute over pay
Dominick Simons a Ph D LL D formerly Italian school inspector told a Long Island magistrate he took a plasterer's helper job after arriving in the United States to compare wages with university graduates. His wife accused him of striking her in the face as he returned to work with a book under his arm.
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New York
United States
Dominick Simons
Italy
Long Taland
Leviathan Reconditioning Contract Awarded
The shipping board formally awarded the Leviathan reconditioning contract to Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company on February 15 in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Leviathan
The
Shipping Board Today
Newport News Shipbuiding and Dry Dock Company
Secretary and Mrs Hughes Sail for Bermuda
New York February 5 Secretary and Mrs Hughes sailed today for a two weeks vacation in Bermuda.
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Associated Press
New York
Hughes
Bermuda
American Minister Long resigns from Cuba post
Bearz W. Long, the United States ambassador to Cuba since 1919, tendered his resignation to President Harding, effective immediately, and steps down from his diplomatic role.
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Associated Press
Washington
Disturbances Erupt in Belfast as Military Fires
After hours of quiet, Belfast disorders flare up today and the security forces respond with gunfire. The report notes unrest spreading through the city prompting military involvement. The incident marks a sharp escalation in the February tension.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Ulster Unionists Released After Kidnapping
London report says Michael Collins secured the release of 16 Ulster Unionists. The kidnapping was announced in the House of Commons by Winston Churchill.
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London
Michael Collins
House of Commons Sociey
Winaton Churchill
Plea Guilty In Court For Diverting Electricity
This morning in Justice of the Peace Atlee's court W. H. McCauley pleaded guilty to diverting electricity after a complaint by the Laredo Electric and Ry Co. He was fined for the offense. The case warns others that tapping into electric wires without permission is illegal.
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Justice of the Peace
Atlee’s Court
W. H. McCauley
Laredo Electric & Ry. Co
Richelieu Cafe Announces 24 Hour Service
The Richelieu Cafe at 1217 Hidalgo Street will be open day and night from this day forward. Patrons and the public are advised of the new hours and extended service.
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Richelieu Cafe
Hidalgo
Birthday记: Elihu Root and Notable Birthdays
On February 5, the paper notes that Elihu Root former Secretary of State and senator born in Clinton New York is 77 today Albert B Cummins senator from Iowa born in Carr chaels Pennsylvania 72 today Mme Marcella Sembrich famed soprano born in Lemberg Austria 64 today Scott C Bone new governor of Alaska born in Shelby county Indiana 62 today John Barrymore actor born 49 years ago today
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Elihu Root
United States
Clinton
N. Y
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Carrchaels
Mme
Marcella Sembrich
Lemberg
Austria
Scott C. Bone
Alaska
Shelby County
Ind
John Barrymore
Ford Rival Offers for Muscle Shoals Lands Arrive
The Alabama Power Company submitted another bid for Muscle Shoals properties in Alabama via Thomas Martin. The offer adds to Ford’s prior bid as Secretary Weeks considers proposals to complete Wilson dam and buy the Warrior plant with 50 year leases.
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Oy Associated Press
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Alabama Power Company
Weeks
Thomas Martin
Congress
Henry Ford
Wilson Dam
United States
Warrior
Murderer Punishment Urged in Monterrey Ranch Shooting
The state department instructs Consul Bowman in Monterrey and the Mexico City embassy to seek Mexican authorities to arrest and punish those responsible for the February 1 shooting death of Charles Burrow, also known as Charles Miller, American ranch manager near Monterrey.
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Washington
State Department
Consul Bowman
Monterrey
Mexico City
Chares Burrow
Burrow
Charles Miller
Snow Dusts Marshall Texas Rooftops
Marshall Texas reports the first snow of the winter last night coating housetops and sweeping streets with a white covering this morning. City residents noted the unusual fall and returned to routine after morning visibility improved.
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Marshall
Texas
Western Pine Manufacturers Association Formed in Montana and Oregon
The federal trade commission reports that Montana and Eastern Oregon lumber producers organized the Western Pine Manufacturers Association to fix lumber prices. It notes the group raised prices by concerted action as prices rose from 1915 to 1920 and coordinated production during downturns to sustain prices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Montana
Oregon
Western Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Weather forecast for New Orleans area
Tonight fair and somewhat colder with freezing temperatures. Thursday fair with rising temperatures as the forecast from the U S weather bureau at New Orleans and the Times via the Telephone Co indicates.
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United States Weather Bureau
New
Weather Observations at Fort Medroah for 24
Reading shows a max temperature of 69 degrees Fahrenheit and a min of 37 degrees. Wind is northwest with cloudy skies throughout the day.
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Akien
Fort Medroah
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