Ministers Debate Temperance Report In Richmond
A Richmond ministers meeting drew a small attendance as debates over a temperance report grew heated. Rev Cridlin chastised the group for lack of Christian spirit, while others urged delaying action or sending the report to church bodies for independent votes.
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Grace
Ministerial Union
Cridlin
Presbyterian Committee
Manchester
Barton Heights
W. &. Cridlin
B. F. Lipscomb
W. Asbury Christian
Christian
R. M. Chandler
Richmond
Richd. Mae
Ministers Debate Action on Temperance Report in City Meeting
City ministers discussed sending a temperance report to the Ministerial Union amid disagreements on pursuing a low option in Richmond. Absentees drew questions as governors warned against suppressing proceedings while others urged newspapers print the facts to fight the saloon.
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Tilden Scherer
Christian
Chandler
Ministerial Union
B. PF. Lipscomb
Richmond
Dr. Lipscomb
Grace Inchair
Etna Whirlwinds Endanger Refugees and Scientists
Mt Etna eruptions intensify danger as whirlwinds flood devastated districts. Lava flow slows but threatens a major blast that could tear the mountain apart. Scientists Frank Perret and Professor Ricco stay near the craters amid calls to evacuate. Harsh weather worsens refugee hardship with freezing rain and snow.
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Catanta
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Frank Perret
Brooklyn
Ricco
Etna Observatory
Mount Vesuvius Erupt threat spurs religious rites and fissure view
Naples reports urgent services to seek divine aid against possible eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Tourists ascend to view five new fissures around the main crater as steam issues. Professor Matteuceli leads observatory work while American Frank Perret travels to Rome. Scientists inspect craters and fissures for activity.
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Naples
Fortification of Cape Henry Advances in Congress
Prominent Virginia Maryland leaders at Cape Henry Fortification Congress in Washington pledge support for Chesapeake Bay entrances fortification. Senators Maynard Jones Pearce Small and others vow to back funding and real estate purchases. Mayor Mahool and General Leary urge project. Tawney Smith promise full consideration of Maynard bill for 150000 pounds.
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Washington, D. C
Cape Henry
New Willard Hotel
Virginia
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Martin
Maynard and Jones
Pearce
Small
North Carolina
Mahool
Baltimore
Peter Leary
Representative Tawney
Smith
Tawney
Maynard
Must Accept S50 000
Special Supreme Court Justice Crane in Rye ruled that unless Mrs Acues M Hendrick agrees to accept 50000 damages in her suit for 100000 against Laura Birear the defendant and patress he will set aside the 75000 verdict awarded to Mrs Hendrick. The judge noted the Wallace case and indicated he would deny a new trial if the reduction is accepted.
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New York
Supreme Court
Crane
Rye
Mra Acues M. Hendrick
Laura Birear
Charles C. Hendrick
Hendrick
Doan's Kidney Pills Cure Culpeper Woman
A Culpeper Virginia woman Mrs Lottie Rosson used Doan's Kidney Pills in 1903 for back pain sleeplessness and headaches and reported a complete cure four years later stating she had no kidney trouble since. The ad notes the pills cost 60 cents a box and could be mailed from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Doan
Lottie Rosson
East Street
Culpeper
Dean
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Civil Service to Hold Exam in Richmond April 16
The Civil Service Commission will hold an examination in Richmond on April 16 to fill the vacancy of Deputy Collector and Inspector of Customs at West Point Virginia. Application blanks and full information from the registry division of the post office.
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Civil Service Commission of the United States
Richmond
West Point
Registry Division
The
Post Office
Mount Etna Still Active Rages Over Catania Sicily
Mount Etna erupts with thirty craters erupting lava and ash covering streets six inches deep. Fear grips Catania as residents flee to hills while lava rivers advance toward the city and tourists depart. Authorities report intensified activity and renewed lava flows threatening surrounding areas.
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Mount Pina
Crtania
General Thomas L Rosser Dead in Charlottesville Virginia
General Thomas Lafayette Rosser postmaster of Charlottesville died after a long illness. Born 1836 in Campbell county Virginia he served in the Confederate Army rising to brigadier general and led cavalry at Gettysburg and Cedar Creek. He later held railroad and engineering posts before serving a second term as postmaster. His wife Bettie B. Winston and three children were present at his death. Funeral set for Friday.
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Charlottesville
Thomas Lafayette Hroseer
Bettie B. Winston
Hanover
Campbell Cochran
Big Stone Gap
Thomas L. Rosser, Jr
Denver
Virginia Rosser Elliott
Thomas Lafayette Rosser
Campbell County
Texas
Rosser
West Point
Lincoln
Montgomery
New Orleans
Yorktown
Mechanicsville
Fifth Virginia Cavalry
Groveton
Jackson
Sharpsburg
Fitzhugh Lee
Getvsburg
Northern Pacifc
Canadian Pacific
Ker
Minnesota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Market Reports Corrected Each Week by Wallerstein Produce
A short market note indicating weekly corrections to produce price listings by the Wallerstein Produce Company. It notes that updates are issued regularly to ensure accurate pricing and availability across suppliers and markets. The item reads as a routine business notice from the era.
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Wallerstein Produce Company
Richmond Grain Market Peanuts Hold Firm In Virginia Rates
Richmond and Petersburg market notes show peanuts steady at 1.37 and 4.4 cents per bushel for fancy stock. Virginia machine picked stock quotes around 34 to 41 cents, with ellipsis indicating fragmentation in listing.
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Petersburg
Virginias
Eliigg
Poe Memorial chief resigns. Poe Hall of Fame urged
In Paris a notice reports Captain Joseph E. Willard resigning as president of the Poe Memorial Association citing his wife’s health. He remains committed to the organization and will cooperate. A Paris New York Herald clip proposes Edgar Allan Poe’s election to the American Hall of Fame.
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Richmond
Paris Marcher Corporation
Zenith
Joseph E. Willard
Poe Memorial Association
Paris
New York Herald
Edgar Allan Poe
American Hall of Fame
Poe Likely Added to Hall of Fame as Civic Boosters Pushed
The Bronx Society of Arts and Sciences aims to honor Poe posthumously with more endorsers, led by Arthur Lamb of NYU and Dr Griffen of the Botanical Gardens. Poe’s February 11 stanza vote failed with 42 ballots, needing 50, while 26 vacancies remain. Harriet Beecher Stowe and Frances Willard are favored for election amid Virginian James Madison’s prior inductee status.
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Poe
Richard Watson Gilder
Grover Cleveland
Bronx Society of Arts and Sciences
Arthur EB. Lamb
New York University
Griffen
Botanical Gardens
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Frances Willard
James Madison
Hall of Fame
Secret Guard Tightens Around Roosevelt Tour Incognito
Cairo special reports Theodore Roosevelt remains under tight guard after a university address denouncing Nationalists. A secret radical meeting followed, while Roosevelt plans an incognito bazaar tour. Police closely watch his hotel rooms as preparations continue for departure to Alexandria and then Naples.
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Cairo
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Leone Attaan
Owever
Alexandria
Naples
Railway Mail Clerk Arrested in Staunton Theft Case
Preston Smith a railway mail clerk from Gordonsville was arrested by Postal Inspector Marles for stealing four registered letters or packages missed when a pouch opened at Staunton post office after Chesapeake and Ohio train No 19. He was arraigned and released on $1000 bail to appear at the June federal court term in Harrisonburg with his mother in law Mrs Mary Bruce as surety.
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Staunton
Preston Smith
Gordonsville
Marles
Chesapeake and Ohio
Smith
United States
Meredith
Federal Court
Harrisonburg
Mary Bruce
Eight Men Killed on Cruiser Charleston
Navy lists the eight sailors killed in the Charleston explosion during target practice near Manila. Names and hometowns include Walter Anstedt Trenton Wisconsin Maxey Barnard Cave-in-Rock Illinois Ralph Barkman Mackinney Indiana Mary Reeves Graden Clws ter Pa Mary Almond Heater Smithland Wy Philip John McKee Nanticoke Pa Leo Remele Omaha Neb Edward Albert Molin Rockford Illinois The comman der in chief at Manila reports the ship has resumed target practice near Muniln Huy.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Charleston
Manila
Walter Anstedt
Trenton
Wil
Maxey Barnard
Cave-in-Rock
Ralph Barkman
MacKinney
Ind
Reeves Graden
Clwster
Almond Heater
Smithland
Philip John McKee
Nanticoke
Pac
Leo Remele
Omaha
Neb
Edward Albert Molin
Rockford
Munniln Huy
Ptomaine Poison Claims Two Victims in Glen Lyon
Two are dead and three dying from ptomaine poisoning in Glen Lyon Pennsylvania. Anthony Marian, the second to die, passed away today. His wife, brother and sister-in-law are not expected to recover.
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Glen Lyon
Anthony Marian
Mrs Waldorf Astor Visits Sister in Boston on Lusitania Voyage
Mrs. Waldorf Astor formerly Nannie Langhorne arrived in New York aboard the Lusitania on a record Atlantic crossing. She plans to visit her sister Mrs Reginald Brooks in Boston and said she comes to see her native land yearly.
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New York
Waldorf Astor
Nannie Langhorne
Queenstown
Astor
Newport Society
Reginald Brooks
Boston
Paint Lick Woman Praises Cardal For Female Troubles
Mary Freeman of Paint Lick Kentucky writes that Cardal relieved her weakness from female trouble after taking three bottles. She claims it is the best medicine for weak tired women and urges others to try it, noting its mild herbal formula and lack of bad after-effects. Consumers are invited to contact Chattanooga Medicine Co Ladies Department for instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.
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Paint Lick, Ky
Mary Freeman
Cardal
Cardus
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Shackleton Compared to Peary On Polar Quests
The article notes Shackleton's travels surpass Peary by about 600 miles yet he still did not reach his goal. A reader asks about an Antarctic journey and a woman answers with reluctance to discuss politics, focusing instead on improving working conditions for young women.
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Ernest Shackleton
Peary
North Pole
Antarctic
Falls Twelve Inches Paralyzes Man In Brooklyn
Philip Ulrich of Clarkson Street near Albany Avenue Brooklyn slipped from a twelve inch curb at Kings County Hospital and landed hard paralyzing from the head down. Doctors rushed him to surgery to relieve pressure on the cervical spine and he was removed from the operating room promptly for possible recovery.
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New York
Philip Ulrich
Clarkson Street
Albany Avenue
Brooklyn
Ulrich
Kings County Hospital
Nith
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Thomas Semmes
Anti- Saloon League
C. E. Stuart
League
E. L. Grace
Broadus Memorial Baptist Church
Stuart
Mr. Grace
Temperance
State Anti-Saloon League
Lipscomb
Consitera
Virginina
Mr. Christian
Pcity
Itll
Csites
Union
Vesuvius
Congress
Washington
Jones
Civil Service Commission
Mount Etna
Catania
Etna
Pompeii
Mt Vesuvius
Thomas — L. Rosser
Spain
Richmond Produce Market
Navy
Eo EU
Richmond Grain Market
Richmond, Va
E. A. Poe
Willard
Memorial Association
Secret Guard
Pate
Prospect
Hobbs
Dobbs
Iceland
Boston Transcript
Mrs. Waldorf Astor
Grand Rapids
Sydnor & Hundley
Home Beautiful
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Soren
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Planters National Bank
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