Church and State in the Cardinal Gibbons Tribute
The New Orleans Times-Democrat reflects on a nonsectarian tribute to Cardinal Gibbons, praising his charity across creeds and the moral strength of religion for state, society, and reform. It argues the church anchors virtue and governance, shaping public life and civil order beyond mere scientific progress.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Socrates
Plato
Free State
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Paris
Grand Guignol
Maurice Level
Etienne Rey
Phillippe
Philippe
Didier
Woodmen of the World Head Camp Convention Opens
Delegates and visitors from across the United States and Canada arrive in Rochester New York for the head camp convention of the Woodmen of the World. The event begins tomorrow and will run for ten days.
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Woodmen of the World
Rochester
N. Y
United States
Canada
The
Meats Cause Trouble After Little Rock Reunion Slump
Little Rock June reports widespread ptomaine poisoning blamed on overstocked caned foods from the Confederate reunion period. Strangers bought bargain meats and housekeepers stored excess supplies, leading to tainted hash and other dishes before physicians arrive.
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Little Rock
Ark
Danfer
Testimony in Cooke Case Aims To Bring Warriner From Penitentiary
Warriner, a Big Four employee, is to be brought from Columbus penitentiary to testify in the Cooke trial. It is also expected that Mrs. Jean nette S. Ford, the woman in the case, will be placed on the stand.
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Warriner
Columbus
Cooke
Jeannette S. Ford
Expense excesses mire Aldrich commission as it plans dissolution
The Monetary Commission chaired by former Senator Nelson W. Aldrich faces scrutiny over large unitemized travel and meeting costs. Notable items include a $19 250 18 summer Europe trip and $3 493 73 for a Narragansett Pier meeting.
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Commission
Washington
Monetary Commission
Nelson W. Aldrich
Europe
Charles A. Conant
Belgium
M. Vidal
Paris
A. Platt Andrew
the Treasury
R. B. Nixon
Senate
Arthur B. Shelton
Aldrich
International Horse Show Opens at Olympia
London June 12 fifth annual International Horse Show opened at Olympia for twelve days under King George patronage. Large foreign participation from Russia Germany Austria Sweden France Belgium United States and Canada. King Edward Seventh Gold Cup competition draws keen interest with United States exhibitors led by Judge Moore and others including Alfred Vanderbilt Lawson Sorg Stotesbury Harrian Watson Weatherbee.
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London
Olympia
George
Russia
Germany
Austria
Sweden
France
Belgium
United States
Canada
Judge Moore
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Thomas W. Lawson
Paul Sorg
BE. T. Stotesbury
J. W. Harriman
C. W. Watson
E. H. Weatherbee
Adam Beck
Alfred D. Maclay
Algernon Craven
Robert A. Fairbairn
Mother's Friend Helps Expectant Mothers Prepare
An advertisement for Mother's Friend from the Bradfield Regulator Co promotes prenatal preparation for a safe delivery. It claims the product works with nature to expand tissues and keep breasts in good condition, aiding mother and baby for a strong birth. It invites readers to write for a free information book.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Best dry oak and pine wood delivered citywide
J R Patterson Stovewood and Charcoal Yard advertises dry oak and pine wood sold at 25 or 50 cents per unit, cheaper than $2 to $3 wood. Delivery promised across the city with a Cam ring at phone 522. Local ad copy emphasizes quick delivery and yard services.
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J. R, Patterson
Stovewood and Charcoal Yard
Echo of the Warriner Case Reaches Chicago Embezzlement Trial
In Cincinnati on June 12 the echo of the Warriner embezzlement case resurfaces as Edgar Street Cooke of Chicago faces trial for similar charges. Warriner, former treasurer of the Big Four railroad, was imprisoned last year for misappropriating 643000 of company funds. Cooke's case follows revelations from the prior scandal.
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Warriner
Cincinnati
Charles L. Warriner
Big Four Railroad
Edgar Street Cooke
Chicago
Cooke
Colorado Sunday Schools Convene in Pueblo
A large group of religious workers occupies Pueblo for three days as the Colorado State Sunday School Association hosts its annual convention. The week includes a Flag Day parade on Wednesday with an expected 5 000 participants and a welcome event at Mineral Palace tonight followed by business sessions tomorrow morning.
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Colorado Sunday Schools
Pueblo
Col
Colorado State Sunday School Association
Mineral Palace
Big Trap Shoot Opens in Eugene with 1000 dollars in prizes
In Eugene Oregon on June 12 a major trap shooting tournament for professionals began under the Pacific Indians banner. The four day event offers over 1000 dollars in cash prizes plus trophies for top finishers. The scene includes school children and teachers in a procession.
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Eugene
Ore
The
Pacific Indians
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