Shamrock Day Across Lands as Irish Pride Surges
London venues wore green with royal endorsement as shamrock became a national badge. From Windsor to Dublin, crowds display flags and wear shamrock, while clergy and officials join in. In contrast Dublin’s parade faced disorder and stone throwing. Across Capetown Toronto and Chicago, St Patrick’s Day spurred ceremonies, flags, and celebrations.
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St. Patrick's Day
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Death of Maud S the famed trotting mare of old time
New York headlines Maud S. dies at 25 on a farm near Port Chester. The trotting great, noted for a 2 08% record on regulation tracks, eclipsed by modern pacers, as owners Bonner and Vanderbilt once valued at $40,000. Maud S lived out her years under care after a storied career, including later records and retirement in 1256. Manila census shows city population about 150,000, enumeration difficult. Lynched Humphreys, a black man, shot by white men after entering Miss McCoy’s room near Phoenix City, Ala.
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Maud
John H. Schults
L’ert
Chester
Alix
Nancy Hanks
Director
Arion
Robert Bonner
Vanderbilt
Maude
W. W. Barr
John Murphy
Lexington
Cleveland
Maud S
Manila
Washington
Sanitary Corps
War Department
Columbus
Humphreys
Miss McCoy
Phoenix City
Ala
Local notes and upcoming meetings in Lansing area
Locals report a Sunday event for Mr and Mrs Byron Dean of West Green Street. The Lansing presbytery convenes at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday April 10. Capt and Mrs H B Warner plan a move to Battle Creek soon. Rev Dr Hunting will occupy their home on West Prospect Street. W J H Arthur seeks to form a fair circuit across Eaton Hillsdale and Calhoun counties. A J Robinson sold Illinois horses to F W Dickey in Jackson. weather affected the sale. Milton Osborne and Maggie Bowers wed at the M E parsonage with Rev L N Pattison officiating. Maude the trotting mare, once owned by the late Robert Peanes, died at Schultz's stock farm near Port Chester, NY at 26, with a 2 08 34 record. Mrs Onarley Hunter returns from Ann Arbor after a serious operation and hospital stay. she remains weak but hopes for strength anew.
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Eaton
Hillsdale
Callhoun
Milton Osborne
Maggie Bowers
Eckford
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L. N. Pattison
Maude
Robert Peanes
Schultz
Portchester
N. Y
Onarley Hunter
Ann Arbor
University Hospital
Bible Origin Sermon Explores Catholic Authority
Fr. Baart delivers a Lent series sermon arguing religious truth comes from divine revelation, not human reason, and that the Catholic Church preserves the Bible. He cites canon councils, editions before Luther, and Foxs Book of Martyrs to claim Catholics read scripture early, urging all to belong to the church Christ established.
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Buart
Manila unrest and rebel activity widen in Philippines
Reports from Manila describe Gen Otise deeming Manila the most troublesome center, with insurgent activity growing in Morong and Zambales under Mascardo, while Mabini’s rhetoric stirs revolt. Legaspi and Albay towns ease, Kobbe opens southern Luzon ports to spur trade, and blockade buildup renews shipments to Manila as markets reopen.
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Zambales
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Donzol
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Samar
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Ile
Negroca
St. Paul
Minn
Houghton
Mich
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Calumet
Tennessee
Alabamia
Death in Lee Claims Mrs Sturgis at 44
Mrs Mary Ann Sturgis wife of Joe Sturgis of Lee township died at home Saturday evening at 6 o'clock after a two week paralysis illness. She was 44, leaving a husband and two children. Funeral Tuesday at 1 pm with Mr Long officiating, Townsend cemetery interment. The News extends sympathy to the family.
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Joe, Sturgis
Lee Township
Sturgis
Mr. Long
Townsend Cemetery
Home Wedding Says Mrs Virginis Wilte Marcied to Henry Nosh Chamberlain
Mrs Virginis Wilte Marcied joined Henry Nash Chamberlain of Chicago in a quiet morning ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Dibble on Mansion Street. Rev Dr Van Antwerp of Holland performed the rite as relatives attended. The bride wore tan crepe trimmed in blue and white satin. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple departed on the 13 Weluck train for Chicago to begin their life together.
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Henry Nash Chamberlain
Chicago
W. J. Dibble
Mansion Street
J. E. Walton
van Antwerp
Holland
Nother Whale Fisherman Presents Impressive Catch
Fred Walters testifies he caught a large pickerel in Bruce Lake Saturday noon near Marshall. The fish measured about 41 inches tip to tail and weighed around 18 pounds, described as one of the finest catches this winter. Also includes an advertisement block for Knill’s pills and a medicinal patent remedy tone.
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Jonah
Royal
Bruce Lake
Marshall
Fred
John A. Cook Dead at Marengo Township
John A. Cook, a pioneer resident of Marengo township and longtime Baptist church member born in 1822, died at his home Saturday at 12:30 PM after a period of illness. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. L. Pealing and Mrs. Jones, with funeral services held Tuesday at his house and interment at Oakridge.
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Marengo Township
Cook
Baptist Church
Mr. Cook
L. Pealing
Jones
Alfred Bailey
Oakridge
Funeral for William Whalen in St Marys Church
William Whalen of Chicago was buried Saturday after a 9 o'clock service at St Mary's Church. Fr Baart officiated and comforted mourners. Interment followed at East State Street Catholic cemetery. Whalen, noted as a Democratic appointee during Cleveland's era, was remembered as an honest politician. He was uncle to J. J. Fahey and Mrs. O'Leary of this city.
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Chicago
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Ligimemory
East State Street
Pr. Buart
Whalen
Illinois
Cleveland
Fr. Baartaid
J. J. Fahey
O'Leary
Free treatment offer from Dr Miles Medical Association
The celebrated Dr Miles offers $2.50 worth of his new nervous disease treatment free to afflicted readers. The scientific method promises relief from headache dizziness sleeplessness prostration and more based on twenty five years of research. It cites testimonials from C Mi Back J S Zent Rev C B Young and others and invites letters to the Chicago address.
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Minn
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Zent
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Mileshaa
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Christ's Sublime Claim Sermon Inspires Faith
Rev. McReynolds preached at the Christian church on a sermon titled The Sublime Claim of Christ. He asserted Christ is the way to salvation and eternal life, the truth incarnate, and the source of spiritual life, urging listeners to accept him amid many creeds. The sermon cited biblical lines and quotes from Dr. Maclaren about God’s purpose to shape believers into the likeness of Jesus.
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McReynolds
Christian Church
Jeaus Christ
God
Paul
Adam
Jesus
Silk and Brom Goods Arrive at Zanger Store
A handsome assortment of silks and Brom goods has just arrived at Zanger store, signaling fresh stock for shoppers. The arrival promises new colors, patterns, and textiles for the season.
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