Congregational Meeting Reports Strong Highland United Presbyterian Health
At Highland United Presbyterian Church a Wednesday meeting featured excellent financial reports and a harmonious tone. Elders John J. Welch and T. L. Gilby saw terms expire. H. E. Coneby elected trustee to fill the late L. Leslie’s unexpired term.
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Johnsons to Fight Burns for Ten Rounds in New York
Tommy Burns manager Billy Neail says Burns will fight Jack Johnson for twenty rounds in New York after Burns arrives aboard the Lusitania. Neail promises a $5,000 forfeit if Johnson cannot stop Burns and offers another $2,500 to back Johnson’s effort, with the extra stake to be held for ten days.
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London Anarchists Denounce Roosevelt Meeting Resolution
London anarchists denounce President Roosevelt in a planned meeting under Red Malasta. They condemn his anti anarchist pronouncements as reactionary and capitalist and praise McKinley as a precedent while calling on American and Canadian comrades to recognize the stance.
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Anjarchy
Mcnley
Westinghouse Affairs Enter Debt Adjustment Phase
Stockholders of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing met in New York to name a committee for adjusting the companys liabilities. Charles Jancis Adams Alvin W Kretch Jes J Canda George A Guthrie and George T Oliver were selected to lead the effort.
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New York
Westse Electric and Manufacturing
Charles Jancis Adams
Alvin W. Kretch
Jes J. Canda
George A. Guthrie
George T. Oliver
Cure for Piles Promised by Old German Remedy
Readers are advised of a relief and permanent cure for piles using a nightly application of a mix consisting of 6 drops Carbolic, 1 dram Zotan, and 1-2 oz Zine Ovit t. The prescription is touted as old German and never before published, available at drug stores.
Easter Suit Sale Opens With Deep Discounts
A local store announces a big Easter merchandise sale beginning tomorrow. Suits priced at 10, 12.50, 15, and 20 dollars, plus a special line of ladies suits at 25 dollars. Also closing out skirts at reduced prices and a wide range of hosiery, gloves, corsets, shirt waists, umbrellas, collars, and ties with substantial discounts.
U S Steel Plans Purchase of Cleveland Iron Firm
Wall Street reports United States Steel Corp nears buying Corrigan McKinney and Co of Cleveland. The firm owns Lake Superior ore deposits, fleets, furnaces, and about 300000 tons of pig iron production annually with properties valued near 50000000 dollars.
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New York
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United States Steel Corporation
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Cleveland
Lake Superior
Steel Corporation
Employers Liability Bill Heads to Roosevelt for Signature
Washington April 10 The employers liability bill passed by both houses and introduced by Rep Sterling of Illinois will become law within 24 hours The measure holds railroads liable for damages to their employees caused by negligence of anyone on the line or defects in equipment and will be sent to the White House for the president's signature
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Illinois
Secret service guards cabinet members amid anarchist threats
Telegraph reports hidden danger and security around officials as tensions rise with anarchist plots. Five highwaymen killed City Marshall Henry Miller in Kent Washington during a desperate early morning clash. The steel ship Arthur Sewall, missing since an April 1907 Philadelphia departure, was burned off Cape Horn with only survivor George Baker named.
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Arthur Sewall
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Ten Miners Die in Norton Hill Colliery Blast
April 10. Ten miners were killed by a gas explosion at Norton Hill colliery in Somersetshire. First rescue party narrowly escaped fumes. several others are in critical condition.
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London
Norton Hill
Somersetshire
Mrs Sullivan Hosts Carnation Kensington Club
Mrs. John Sullivan of Taylor street entertained the Carnation Kensington on Wednesday. At the close of the afternoon an excellent chicken supper was served. Mrs. Mary Jenkins of Lynda street will entertain the club in two weeks.
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John Sullivan
Taylor Street
Kensington
Mary Jenkins
Lynda Street
Albany Priest in Suicide at Church
Rev Father Joseph Graham pastor of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Albany New York shot himself through the head this afternoon authorities report he was temporarily insane the incident occurred in Albany New York on April 10 1915 or nearby date as filed in police records
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Albany, N. Y
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New York State Considers New Mental Hospital
The state lunacy commission reports 28 000 inmates in state hospitals up from last year with 5 991 new admissions 4 722 from greater New York. They urge immediate construction of a new institution in Rockland County to relieve congestion. Also set for May 4 is the extortion trial of Carl Fischer Hansen before Judge Maloney.
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N. Y
Ferris
State
New York City
Greater New York
State Commission
Rockland County
Carl Fischer Hansen
Maloney
Court of General Session
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