Cincinnati Presbytery Cuts Off Negro Church Support
The Cincinnati Presbytery voted to end all financial backing for black members at Carmel Presbyterian Church after finding about $50,000 had been spent with little religious return. Pastor remarks likened the effort to pouring money into a rathole, with future plans to lease the Carmel building to Negro Presbyterians for three years and relocate others to white-church basements.
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Cincinnati
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Carmel
Federal Commission seeks through routes and direct traffic control
Abstract of an annual report urges removal of restrictions on through routing when public necessity exists. It recommends allowing shippers to direct intermediate routing and granting the commission authority to issue corrective orders after its own investigations. Calls Congress attention to growing importance of a federal approach.
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Congress
Wireless telephone demo at Kaliski Music Co store
Free demonstration daily from 2 to 5 pm at 320 DeSiard street features the Collins Wireless Telephone as the era’s greatest invention. Limited stock available offering a bundle of one Collins stock and one Collins Pacific Wireless stock for $5.00, with expectations of large investor returns.
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Kaliski Music Cos
DeSiard Street
Collins Wireless
Collins Pacific Wireless Telegraph and Telephone Co
Victory for Gen Estrada prompts cheers in Central America
The Zelayan army’s defeat of Estrada is welcomed in diplomatic circles as a sign the provisional government may lose influence. Observers see it as the first victory in a move toward ousting Zelaya’s ally Madriz and restoring true national choice.
Estrada forces rout Zelayan troops near Ra ma
In Nicaroqua waters, General Estrada’s revolutionaries drove Zelayan forces from the line near Ra ma and captured Recreo, their strongest position. Mena Diaz Diaz Chamorro and Matuti led a four pronged swift advance eight miles along the front. Government casualties ran high as Recreo fell after a brutal assault.
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New Orleans Ships 30 000 Rounds to Nicaragua Rebels
From New Orleans on the steamer John L. Wilson a cargo of 30 000 rounds of ammunition was sent for Nicaraguan revolutionists. The manifest appeared openly as the vessel sailed for Bluefields. General Susmann said the shipment showed Estrada’s good faith and resolve to oppose Zelaya and Madriz’s rule, citing past cruelties and the executions of Croce and Cannon.
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New Orleans
Nicaragua
John L. Wilson
General Susmann
Estrada
Zelaya
Madriz
General Estrada
Croce
Cannon
Assassin Chief Karpoff Killed in St Petersburg Bombing
Colonel Karpoff, head of St Petersburg secret police, was lured to an Viborg district apartment and blown up by a bomb. The host, named Michael Vosskressensky, is suspected. The alleged killer fled to the street and was captured.
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St. Petersburg
Karpoff
Secret Police
Viborg
Michael Vosskressensky
Brown Bakery Holiday Delivery Notice
We will not make any deliveries of bread on Christmas day, only to the wholesale trade. Residences and others will please provide themselves on Friday. 22-31 Brown Bakery.
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Brown Bakery
Card of Thanks from Mrs Ada Brown
I thank my friends and neighbors for the many kindnesses shown to me and my child during her illness and death. An afflicted mother's heart goes out in gratitude for your thoughtfulness and kindness.
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Ada Brown
Theatrical lineup at Sugar Theatre tonight and tomorrow
The Gentle man from Mississippi garners universal praise as it plays Sugar Theatre. New Orleans Picayune lauds Prince and Carothers. Tomorrow Sperling presents Moredock and Watson rag time acts with Marie Watson impersonator. films include Her Dramatic Career The Personal Conduct of Henry and A Mislaid Baby.
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Sugar Theatre
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New Orleans Picayune
Prince and
Carothers
Market Notes on House Prices Ranging from 25 Cents to $1.50
The excerpt states typical house prices remain within a narrow band from 25 cents to 1 dollar and 50 cents. It notes this is the standard range used in transactions and sales.
A Getleman from Mississippi draws strong local support
The play praised as the cleanest and most virile American work in twenty years returns tomorrow with the same cast that impressed a week ago. Local women wear new gowns for the show and the Knights of Columbus organize the event to ensure a successful performance.
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Getleman
Mississippi
Knights of Columbus
Doty Acquitted in Grain Embezzlement Trial
New Orleans December 21 Thomas P Doty was found not guilty of embezzling 25000 bushels of grain from the Central Elevator and Grain Warehouse dated January 20 1906 The State withdrew after Judge Chretien instructed the jury deeming evidence insufficient to connect Doty with the alleged theft
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Thomas P. Doty
Chretien
Adams
Doty
Woman Dies After Hallway Shooting in Campbell Home
Lizzie Mc Laughlin dies at Charity Hospital after being shot in the Campbell house on Annunciation street near Erato. Susie Campbell is held by police and faces a murder charge for the Wednesday incident with her lover John Brown nearby.
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New Orleans
Lizzie McLaughlin
Susie Campbell
Campbell
Annunciation Street
Erato
John Brown
Charity Hospital
Grand Street Theatre Presents Early Film Titles
The listing features Pathe comedy and Essanay drama including HER DRAMATIC CAREER and PERSONAL CONDUCT OF HENRY. Also shown is A MISLAID BABY with Essanay, a comedy about a mishap with a misplaced infant.
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Henry
Vaudeville Attractions Prince and Carothers Shine
Prince and Carothers present a novelty act that stands out as unmatched in vaudeville circuits. Their performance blends humor and skill to entertain audiences with a memorable showcase.
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Prince and Carothers
Admission Rules for Children and Adults
Adults pay full fare while children over ten may enter as attendees. All children over three require a ticket for admission. Seating and pricing guidelines apply to ensure proper access for families and groups.
New Orleans Woman Seeks Annulment in Marital Dispute
Lena von Haven Daurenheim Barringer files in Civil District Court seeking annulment of her second marriage to William R. Daurenheim and a divorce from her first husband. She alleges Daurenheim never legally divorced her and that his Texas divorce was invalid due to nonresidency.
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New Orleans
William R. Daurenheim
Lena von Haven Daurenheim Barringer
Civil District Court
Daurenheim
Texas
Doan's Kidney Pills Rally Monroe User Testimony
Local man T. J. Woodward of Monroe Louisiana extols Doan's Kidney Pills noting relief from frequent painful kidney passages and nighttime awakenings after two boxes. He credits Allen's Pharmacy and Foster Milburn Company Buffalo as the sole U S agents with a 50 cent price.
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T. J. Woodward
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Assassination Shocks Nasik Chief Magistrate Jackson
British Indian authorities report Arthur Mason Tippetts Jackson chief magistrate of Nasik has been assassinated by a native during a theatrical performance. Nasik, a center of sedition, feeds the outrage as news arrives from Bombay. Jackson served in the British Indian service since 1888.
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India
British India
Arthur Mason Tippetts Jackson
Nasik
Jackson
British Indian Service
This Date in History Highlights Key 18th to 20th Century Events
Notable anniversaries include 1798 birth of George W. Crawford, 1835 Texas independence proclaimed, 1859 Dominion Parliament building foundations in Ottawa, 1863 Indian raid in Texas, 1875 earthquake in Richmond Virginia, 1894 transfer of Sir Jon Thompson to Canada, 1905 appointment of Herbert H. D. Pierce as first U.S. minister to Norway.
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Georgia
Columbia County
United States
Congress
Mathew Hale
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Moretown
Washington, D. C
Texas
Dominion
Ottawa
Red River Station
Richmond
Sir Jon Thompson
Blenheim
England
Canada
Herbert H. D. Pierce
Norway
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Henderson-Sturges Piano Company
H. C. Collier
Cumberland
Robert Ficher
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Gentleman From
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Grand Street Theatre
R. L. Peck
Pathe
Henry” Essonay
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