Prominent Catholic Dr Edward McGlynn Dies in Newburgh
Newburgh New York January 8 Rev Dr Edward McGlynn rector of St Marys church died at the rectory after a seven week illness of heart failure due to Brights disease He had faced excommunication in 1887 for his independence and single tax advocacy but remained active in charity and parish work since his return to the church He was 40 years in ministry and celebrated his first mass in 1895 after years of controversy Abiding by his cheerful spirit he died peacefully with high mass previously said and prayers by clergy present.
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Inaugurated Governor Nash Leads Ohio Ceremonies
Columbus Ohio January 9 noon George K Nash inaugurated governor succeeding Asan S Bushnell in the capitol rotunda Chief Justice Shauek administered oath Bushnell presented commission Nash delivered inaugural address Trent John A Coldwell Cincinnati inaugurated in senate chamber Parade of military civic and political groups followed by a public reception in the senate chamber Ex Gov Bushnell attended a Shanty club smoker at the Great Southern Hilton.
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George K. Nash
Ohio
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Supreme Court
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Trent
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Cincinnati
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Great Southern Hintel
SHORT SPECIALS. Asfrid FE Burr editor dead
A roundup of brief items notes the death of Asfrid FE Burr, editor of the Hartford Gorm Thnes. Other entries report financial and political happenings including a liquidation proceeding for Broadway National Bank of Boston, and a Milwaukee convention of the National Building Trades Council with about 15 delegates. The list also mentions a rear-end collision near Manders WL injuring several, a Chicago theft case, and various local incidents and speeches.
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Hartford Gorm Thnes
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St. Charles
Milhwaukee
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Chicago
Turiington & Quincey Cuiroud
Manders
Chee
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En Grians
Mindul Association of Brith Oulatusdin i Heys Pubrin
Ulsinas
Reeae
Antid Urganuises
Pustaria
Sys
Praline Nepal
Here
Businesa
Hepresiitative Tawny
Minnesota
the Treasury
Jd. Fi. Webber
Preston, O
San Francisco
Wisconsin Horse Dealer Shot On Main Street
Brevens Point—Louia Weisner Jr., partner in Curran and Weisner, longtime Central Wisconsin horse dealers, was shot five times and killed on Main Street at 10:30 Monday. Gabriel Green, an elderly rival, is named as the shooter. Green’s barn and 14 valuable horses were burned weeks earlier after a lawsuit win over Weisner. Weisner, 24, left a wife and seven children. Reports from India note worsening famine with three million laborers, widespread child malnutrition, and arid conditions. Shoe store of John D. Frank burned in Canton, Ohio, with losses around 50 060.
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Brevens Point
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Louia Weisner, Jr
Curran & Weisner
Wisconsin
Main Street
Gabriel Green
Queen Green
Green
Greens
Weisner
STRONGHOLD FALLS AT COMMANCHE IN MOUNT ARAPAT FIGHT
Manila dispatch reports Capt. Conhauser with three Twenty-fifth regiment companies captured the insurgent stronghold Commanche on Mount Arapat. three Americans wounded and several insurgent prisoners were shot and mutilated. Hare and Howze arrived at Vigan with all American prisoners, while Otis notes successful rescue and advancing Luzon operations. Navy claims possession of Sibutu island near Borneo amid boundary uncertainties.
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Pampanga
Conhauser
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Commanche
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Prinanera
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Gilmore
Wigan
South
Thoeas
Otis Dikonteh
Washington
Otis
Aar Department
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Howze
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Cavite
voTis
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Wentzbaugh
Albay
Sibutu
Dato
North Borneo
Watson
Borneo
Philippines
Dolo
Suih
Bornean
Uiver Oiiver
Death of Dr. Hammond in Washington
Dr William A Hammond former army surgeon general died at his Washington home from heart failure after a hurried ascent of stairs He was 70 years old and on retired army rolls Funeral arrangements pending His career included a court martial in 1844 and restoration to surgeon general ranks later. Bleht Husadred Bodies Recovered in earthquake relief effort near Tiflis with over 600 bodies recovered from 143 villages and ongoing searches. Hulbert H Wurper patent medicine bankrupt with over 2.3 million liabilities and Rochester debts prior to 1843. Dieu of Heart Disease in New York notes chief executive Robertson died suddenly at home.
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William A. Hammond
Army
Hammond
United States Army
Ust
Lst
Congress
Moscow
Swetchine
Tiflis
Transcaucasia
aAchalkalak
New York
Hulbert H. Wurper
Rochester
N. C
United States
Good Shepherd sermon preached at Christian church
Rev. McReynolds cited John ten eleven on the Good Shepherd, praising Christ as a personal, protective guide. He illustrated Jesus as one who individually knows each believer, leads and feeds, endures trials, and shelters followers within the church as protection from worldly evils.
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Christian Church
Christ
Shepherds of
Bethlehem
Enel
Jesus
W C T U Religion and Rum: A Moral Reflection
The article compares two words beginning with the same letter, religion and rum, exploring how language triggers distinct trains of thought. It urges readers to choose the more uplifting path, linking religious life to virtue and eternal happiness while contrasting the degradation linked to rum. It ends with a call to meditate and shape a blessed future.
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God
Christ
New Year Resolutions Mock For Cerealgille Figures
The Battle Creek Record prints humorous New Year resolutions attributed to local figures like Mr. Nenry and Mr. Glurk. It parodies a county prosecutor’s role and a grand jury, imagining plans to “crush out the county’s slits” and hinting at ongoing cases.
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Battle Creek
Nenry
Clirk
Henry
Batite Creek
Gear the Nominee Renominated by Republicans in Joint Caucus
Des Moines Iowa January 9 Senator John Henry Gear was renominated by Republicans in a joint caucus on Monday evening A B Cummins name was not presented due to expected defeat Gear was nominated without opposition The Democratic candidate Fred F White of Webster will receive his party’s vote The governor's second term inauguration will be at the capitol Thursday The Twenty eighth general assembly opened and organized Dr D H Bowen of Allamakee elected speaker without opposition Committees were named to count ballots in three contested seats Byers Shelbyville Scott Ida and Cottrell Plymouth hold certificates Farol Flames New York January 6 Two people burned to death in a tenement fire at 305 East Ninety second Street Unknown women bodies recovered at 1 30 am Several injured A five year old boy thought fatally injured Ajman fractured arm from jumping from a third story Not a candidate for reelection Des Moines January 6 Judge Charles T Granger says he will not seek reelection He has served Iowa for 22 years Grand Rapids Michigan January 6 Gen Will White allegedly seeking to Honduras where there is no treaty may escape trial
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John Henry Gear
A. B. Cummins
Gear
H Gear
Fred F. White
Webster
Gov. Shaw
Capitol
Twenty-eighth
General Assembly
D. H. Bowen
Allamakee County
Byers
Shelbyville
Scott
Ida
Cottrell
Plymouth
Farol
New York
East Ninety Second Street
Ajman
Charles T. Granger
The
Supreme Court
Iowa
Water Works Pumped Four Million Gallons in December
The December output of the water works reached 3,092,839 gallons, with comparisons noting August's 15,079,800 gallons. Supt. Joy welcomes winter moderation as it boosts fire pressure and urges residents to keep faucets closed to conserve water.
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Marshallites
Joy
Blood Cure improves parsapurita tablet for broad cure
An advertised preparation claims to cure blood and skin diseases including amaneuia scrofula rheumatism syphilitic affections dyspepsia catarrhal conditions and biliousness without mercurial or poisonous drugs. It says it regulates stomach liver and bowels, costs 60 cents per box, and is sold by Swartwont & Swartwont in Marshall Michigan. The wording resembles an early patent medicine advertisement.
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Costa
Marshall, Mich
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