Rome Mission Work Attacked by Archbishop Ireland
Archbishop Ireland denounces the Methodist association in Rome as a propagandist force aimed at Catholic faith, criticizing its methods and claims while defending American Catholic concerns and noting his personal observations of their activities in Rome. He clarifies his stance is against the Rome chapter of the Methodist association, not the entire Protestant church.
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Hodiat
Rome
Ronnie
United States
Methodist Association
Teane
America
Pronpaganda
Fair
Anka
Repub
Erik Seiten
Viaazionale
Evins
New York
Sthodiate
Wisconsin Drinking Cup Ban Enacted by State Health Board
The Wisconsin State Board of Health approved a rule prohibiting the use of common drinking cups on railroad trains and in public and private schools and educational institutions. The measure aims to curb infectious diseases by forbidding sharing of drinking cups and will be submitted to official publication for enactment.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Boards of Health
Mit
Indian Council Passes New Press Gag Measure
Local council approves a press control bill requiring press proprietors to deposit money with the government, with forfeiture provisions for violations. The move aims to curb dissemination of literature deemed unlawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwdian Council
WEW
Ral. Council
Nal
Bigamist von Mueller boasts of many wives and charm
In Jersey City jail, Emil Karl von Mueller, arrested on bigamy charges, recounts a life of "many sweethearts" and one wife in Los Angeles. He claims titles, education, and a wealthy past, and describes past marriages to Regina Wiehelmann and others as non legal. Police note multiple alleged marriages and chase attempts across Omaha.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Jersey
Central Park
Los Angeles
Beau Brummel
Emil Karl von Mueller
Jersey City
Minnesota farmer kills family then suicide in Parker's Prairie
William Ruckheim a 35 year old farmer murdered his wife and four children then shot himself Thursday at Parker's Prairie. He was found dying when his son visited the farm yesterday police say he was temporarily insane.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
William Ruckheim
Parker's Prairie
Ruckheim
Cornell Drops 100 Students in Midwinter Exams
Ithaca New York hundred students have been dropped from Cornell University through the midwinter examination weedout process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca, N. Y
Cornell University
Aberdeen man dies suddenly during phone call to doctor
D. P. Lent, of Aberdeen, died suddenly while on the telephone speaking with a physician about his case. Fire, police, and medical staff were alerted but efforts to revive him were unsuccessful. The death is being investigated by local authorities.
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Aberdeen
D.—C
P. Lent
Husband Accused of Murder for Avarice
New York on February 10. Avarice is named as the motive in the killing of a woman whose body was found under a floor in a West Ninety-fourth Street apartment. Police search for the husband Peter Johansen, janitor of the building, after letters show the victim recently received 2500 from a railroad for the death of her former spouse August Petersen. Autopsy planned as Johansen allegedly moved furniture uptown while planning a New Jersey departure. Emilia Sarapuu held as a witness.
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New York
West Ninety-fourth Street
Peter Johansen
New Jersey
Johansen
Emilia Sarapuu
Pay Penalty for Crime With Lives in Southern Riot
Chattanooga police report from Captain William Burk says a race riot between black and white laborers at Hale's Bar left three black men dead. The note indicates the situation was quelled and the force would return in two hours after securing breakfast.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
William Burk
Hale’s Bar
Missouri Executes Two Prisoners for 1909 Assault
In a first for Missouri, Reynolds and Williams were hanged simultaneously at the county jail for the December 23, 1909 assault on violinist Mrs. W. H. Jackson. The judge denounced the defendants as lacking manhood, and both men claimed unfair trials in their final statements. Mrs. Jackson's husband witnessed the executions.
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Nolds
John Williams
Missouri
W. H. Jackson
Ralph Ss. Ae
Reynolds
Roece
Boas
M Poles Eeovely Wiliams
Williams
Kansas
George Rey
Legislator on Trial Over Bribe Charge in State Senate
Albany February 10 The New York state senate opened a bribery inquiry into Senator Jotham P Allds of Chenango County who is accused by Senator Benn Conger of taking 1000 dollars to influence a bill. Allds denies the charges and the case centers on actions while he was in the assembly.
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Anna Jacobs
Harlem
Miss Wiehelemann
Miss Power
Miss Jacobs
Chief Hayes
Hoboken
von Mueller
Fannie Wagner
Rockford
Ill
Tekla Tritzell
Brookline
Mass
Marie H. P. Taylor
East Girard Ave
Philadelphia
Weinthal
Omaha
Albany
N. Y
State Senate
Jotham P. Allds
Chenango County
Senate
Allds
Swedish King Likely to Survive Operation
King Gustave underwent an emergency appendicitis operation after three days of abdominal pains. Doctors later confirmed appendicitis and said recovery is progressing as expected. The royal family was summoned to the palace during a concert prior to the procedure. The second item notes the Arkansas capitol commission deciding to employ only union labor after a capitol strike.
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Stickholm
Gustave
Little Rock
Ark
Doonahay
Capitol
State Capitol Commission
Couple Found Dead in Well Furnished Apartment
New York report says Ethel Barnard aged 23 and Willim Fisher a clerk were found with bullet wounds in a well furnished apartment rented as man and wife. A revolver in Fisher s hand leads police to classify the case as murder and suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ethel Barnard
Willim Fisher
Fisher
Another Italian Slain by Black Hand in Chicago
Joseph Laverdi aged 26 was shot and killed in the basement of his home in Chicago's North Side Italian colony. Police suspect Black Hand involvement. fifteen men were arrested after the slaying. Laverdi was a cousin of Tony Dugo, who was killed in the same area last December.
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Chicago
North Side
Joseph Laverdi
Laverdi
Tony Dugo
Shaw and Vreeland Clash Over Central Bank Debate
New York, Feb 9 Edward B Vreeland chairman of the congressional committee on banking and currency and Leslie M Shaw former secretary of the treasury debated central banking at the republican club Shaw opposed a central bank warning it could fall under control of Standard Oil and United States Steel Morgan control preferred Vreeland supported a bank with safeguards to prevent domination The exchange signaled a potential recommendation in the currency and banking committee report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward B. Vreeland
Congressional Committee On Banking and Currency
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Republican Club
Standard Oil Company
Unite States Steel Corporation
Morgan
Vreeland
Germany Under the Minimum Provision
The president issued a proclamation under the 1909 tariff act declaring that from March 31, 1910, all imports from Germany except certain colonies would enter at the minimum duty rates. The German colonial possessions are excluded pending further investigation by the State Department. Maximum rates do not take effect until March 31.
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Washington
Germany
Department of State
United States
Decaying meat served at White House during Roosevelt era
Washington testimony before a House committee described meat at the White House as hang aged until ready to fall to pieces and then served at the table. Inspector Dodge cited wealthy patrons consuming black decomposed meat and noted a market incident where a dog leg meal was chosen from condemned beef.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Dodge
House
District of Columbia
National Capital
Canneo
Johnson
Kentucky
Two Hurt In Wreck Near De Soto Wisconsin
Two mail clerks and a porter were injured in a wreck near De Soto Wisconsin. The clerks suffered slight injuries while the porter had a broken leg. Reports came to the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad headquarters. The sentence about the blue book in Pierre South Dakota appears as a fragment.
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Chicago
de Soto
Wiz
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Attack on Jews Sparks Duma Suspension for Markoff
Saint Petersburg February 9 M Markoff a reactionary leader was suspended for 15 sessions of the duma after attacking Jews during a debate on reforms in local courts. The offense was aggravated by an insult to the president following the exchange.
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T. Petersburg
M. Markoff
Duma
Professor Holden Receives Gold Chain at Ames Meeting
Charles City IA reports Professor Holden of Ames College was presented a gold chain and a job as thanks for his interest in the meetings held here last week.
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Harles City
Holden
Ames College
Fairbanks Declines Papal Audience Over Methodist Address
In Rome, February, former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks chose to keep his engagement with the Methodist Episcopal church instead of meeting the pope. The Vatican declined any audience unless the Methodist talk was abandoned, sparking varied reactions among Protestants praising the dignified stand and Catholics regretting the friction from perceived evangelical propaganda.
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Rome
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Methodist Episcopal Church
Vatican
Church Society
Steel Strikers Add Recruits At Bethlehem Works
South Bethlehem Pa Feb 9 Large additions to the ranks of 1200 strikers at Bethlehem Steel works were reported by the committee of strikers as a result of picket duty last night and this morning. Prior to yesterday only 77 men in No 2 shop walked out but today more than 300 did not resume duties. Additional machinists in all departments are expected to join and pickets plan to push the strike to the Saucon plant where machinists are also employed.
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Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Works
Saucon
Stormy Nicaragua Seeks Capital With Mining Goods Entry
New Orleans reports General Estrada, acting as provisional president of Nicaragua, issued an edict permitting free entry of mining machinery and materials to attract capital. The consul here says the coast under Estrada will implement the exemption, making the ruling effectively government policy.
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New Orleans
Nicaragua
General Estrada
Estrada
Williams and Reynolds to be hanged in Kansas City
Governor Hadley refused to interfere in the case of two African American men, George Williams and George Reynolds, who are to be hanged in Kansas City tomorrow after confessing to attacking a woman.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
George Williams
George Reynolds
Kansas City
Taft Appoints foe of Roosevelt as Choctaw Indian Attorney
Ormsby McHarg, former assistant secretary of commerce and labor, is named attorney for the Choctaw Indians at twelve thousand dollars. The contract, approved after Ballinger referred it to Taft, will base him in New York where he resumes law practice. McHarg, a Taft supporter, had attacked Roosevelt’s conservation policy and claimed Roosevelt believed himself a miracle worker.
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Washington
Ormsby McHarg
Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
Ballinger
McHarg
North Dakota
Taft
Taft to Celebrate St Patrick's Day in Chicago
President Taft will mark St Patrick's day with the Irish in Chicago after accepting an invitation from the Good Fellowship club. He asked Representative Madden of Chicago to arrange visit details.
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Washington
Taft
Chicago
Good Fellowship Club
Madden
Senate to Confirm Bullock as South Dakota Marshal
Senate judiciary committee moves favorable report on Seth Bullock nomination for marshal of South Dakota paving the way for confirmation. Pierre report notes State Engineer Lea to tour the state visiting farmers institutes and speaking on roads drainage and concrete construction.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Seth Bullock
South Dakota
Pierre
Lea
Farmers’ Institutes
Atlantic Seaboard Faces Unprecedented Cold Spell
Across the Atlantic seaboard from Maine to Florida the coldest weather of the winter grips the region. Canton New York records 22 below zero as the coldest point in the United States. Frost is expected as far south as northern Florida with warmer conditions forecast for tomorrow.
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Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
Florida
Canton
N. Y
Weather Bureau
United States
New York Faces Severe Cold Wave Across State
New York City registered 2 degrees above zero at 8 a m marking a record cold for the season. The cold wave extended along the Atlantic coast with temperatures plunging to 20 below at Plattsville, 24 below in Utica, 15 below in Amsterdam and 30 below in Rochester. The cold was expected to continue throughout the day.
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New York
New York City
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Plattsville
Utica
Amsterdam
Rochester
Three States Affected by the Frosty Weather
Extreme cold grips eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware with several deaths from freezing in Philadelphia. Minus temperatures in the coal regions and mountain areas of Pennsylvania plunge to ten below zero with a morning low of six above in Philadelphia, the coldest since February 5 1908.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
New England Cold Wave Grips Boston With Subzero Temperatures
Boston experiences a severe cold snap as a northwest wind drives temperatures down. The reading drops to 3 degrees below zero in the city overnight, with the cold continuing since midnight.
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Boston
New England
Pittsburg Records Coldest Day Of Winter
Pittsburg Pa February 9 the weather bureau thermometer marked a 2 degree minimum at 6 this morning with outlying suburbs averaging 10 degrees below zero A 40 mile per hour wind accompanied the extreme cold across the region
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Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
West Virginia Coldest Weather Deaths Reported
West Virginia endures severe cold with official readings from 2 above to 10 below. A Morgantown farmer died after his wagon tipped and sacks buried him, leaving him dead in the roadway.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Morgantown
Ford Woman Given Another Trial in Cincinnati Case
Hamilton county prosecutor Henry T. Hunt announced the second trial of Mrs. Jeanette Stewart Ford on blackmail charges would proceed within two or three weeks before Judge Swing. Assistant prosecutor Dennis Cash noted indictments for receiving stolen money and a later blackmail attempt, and said the defense seeks full exposure of the affair.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry T. Hunt
Hamilton County
Jeanette Stewart Ford
Charles L. Warriner
Swing
Common Pleas Court
Dennis Cash
Ford
Mr. Cash
Women Artists Exhibit Opens in Paris
Ambassador and Mrs. Bacon opened an exhibition in Paris featuring paintings by American women artists, organized under the auspices of Weies Tri?s ladee. The event showcases growing transatlantic cultural ties and highlights female artistic achievement abroad.
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Paris
Geographical Society to decide on joint South Pole expedition
Washington February 9. The National Geographic Society board will decide tomorrow afternoon whether to accept the Ear Arctic Club of New York bid and join in a joint South Pole expedition using the steamer Roosevelt.
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South Pole
Washington
National Geographic Society
Ear Arctic Club of
New York
Roosevelt
The
Geographic Society
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