Langdon Denies Signing Talbot Accusation Document
John Langdon of Huntington Pa denies signing Bishop Talbot’s accusers’ presentment and says he only sent a private letter to Bishop of Missouri to suppress the Irvine Talbot dispute. He recalls learning of the accusation recently and notes he did not see the document before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa Diupatch
New York
Bighop Talbot
Th. Irvine
Siseseul
John Langdon
Weshop Talbot
Langdon
Huntington
Talbot
Emm Rilsott
Tater
Irvine
Stipyjohn" Ketler
Defendant charged with false pretenses in Groceries Case
Marcelling Tivo filed an information before Alterman Cubbison naming Michael Dilego as the defendant charged with false pretenses. He posted recognizance for a hearing scheduled Friday evening. The complainant alleges he claimed ownership of property to secretly obtain groceries valued at $50.08. The alleged amount was reduced by a number of credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelling ‘Tivo
Alterman Cubbison
Michael Dilego
Nefemlant
Special Services Begin Sunday Series of Sermons
The announcement details a Sunday start for a series of religious meetings lasting 12 nights. Rev. J. W. Campbell will deliver the first sermon on the subject What is Religion. The text notes the program has generated interest among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Campbell
Reverend Richards Leaves for New York Conference
Rev E J Richards pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance departs for New York City to take part in a major Christian Alliance conference. He will also study Bible lectures to prepare for his theological work and be away for an extended period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Richards
Christian and Missionary
Allance
Tina
New York City
Critian Alliance Movement
Beer
W U P Glee Club to Perform in New Castle
The Western University of Pennsylvania Glee Club Ganj and Mandarin labs with WL Moore will perform at Central Presbyterian Church in New Castle on January 1903. Tickets are sold at Blavin's store MiaGoun's wore and Hutton's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. U.P. Glee
Ganj
Mandarin Labs
WL Moore
Western University of Pennsylvania
New Castle
Central Presbyterian Church
Blavins’ Store
MiaGoun's Wore
Hutton’s
Portraits That Speak There Are Speaking Photographs
Portraits that speak offer images that reveal character and soul more than mere features. The text contrasts two types of portraits and promises speaking portraits daily. Prices are stated as reasonable.
Alleged Conspiracy to Throttle Coal Competition
Publishers' Press Dispatch from Chicago reports an alleged conspiracy among Colorado Fuel and Iron, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe to bankrupt Caledonian Coal Co and throttle coal field competition in Gallup New Mexico and Trinidad Colorado. WT Riddle admits years of below rate coal slips by Santa Fe for business reasons. Caledonian sues Santa Fe in New Mexico courts for 400000 damages under the Interstate Commerce Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Chicago
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Atchison, Opeka & Santa Fe
Caledonian Con Company
Gallup
N. M
Trinday
Colorado
InterState Commerce Commission
WT. Riddle
Sata Pe
Colorado Duel
Jon Caspany
Commission
Washington
New Messeo
Caledonian Company
Hig
Sante Pe
Noted Correspondent Dies in Faroff Thibet
New York reports the death of Draneis-FE Nichols, noted correspondent, after a globe trotting career beginning with a Cuba expedition in 1898. Born in Evanston, Illinois, about 93, he joined American Geographical Society missions and travelled into Thibet with Allied forces, leaving a lasting imprint on geographic journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press Dispatch
New York
Yord
Draneis
FE Nichols
Gysatse
Tiibel
Preamenia
American Geographical Society
Colonel Younginshand
China
Francis H. Nichols
Evanston
Cuba
Gomes
Santiago
On & Tri
Scele
Pringe Chen
Ching
Conalry
Noted concert man laid up with grip
Publishers Press Dispatch from Chicago reports conductor Theodore Towns will miss a public concert due to grip. He is confined to his bed at Bellevue Place, and the Chicago Orchestra rehearsal and tomorrow’s concert will be directed by the assistant orator, Mr. Phillips, due to illness.
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Lishers
Chicago
Theolore Tuouns
Bellevue Place
Chiergo
Phoiias
Two Young Men Buy City Grocery Store on Grant Street
Herman Genkinger and Clarence Undegraf, known young men, have purchased Archie Gordon’s grocery store on Grant street and will operate the business. Both have long experience in city groceries and are regarded as bright, industrious, and well liked, with many friends wishing them success.
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Herman Genkinger
Clarence Undegraf
Archie Gordon
Grant Street
Samuel Musser Sentenced for Pig Iron Theft
Samuel Musser faced a larceny charge heard Thursday evening by Alderman Fulkerson in the Sixth ward. Captain Gassinger of the Pennsylvania alleges Musser stole pig iron from the Pennsylvania. Musser pleaded guilty and received a sentence of three months in jail or a fine and costs totaling $14.30, bond posted and release granted.
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Samuel Musser
Fulkerson
Gassinger
Pennsylvania
Musser
Many hotel licenses to be transferred in court action
Multiple hotel license transfers are being contemplated with the matter to be presented to court soon. Four applications of this kind are already on file awaiting a decision. A guaranteed care promise is noted in ads for probable remedies.
Anniversary marks Iroquois disaster in Chicago
In Chicago on December 16 the first anniversary of the Iroquois disaster is observed by survivors with theatre performances and a memorial service. An organ concert, wedding, and vaudeville rehearsal open the day, followed by prayers and sermons led by Dr Jenkins Lloyd Jones Dr Eoul Elish and Rev W C Newitt. A memorial hospital is planned with a $50,000 fund already pledged by relatives of victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers' Press
Chicago
Willard Hall
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Eoul Elisoh
W. C. Newitt
Textile Workers Vote to Continue Struggle in Fall River
In Fall River Mass 6000 textile operatives after a 22 week strike voted to continue the struggle three unions Carders Weavers Loom Fixers supported continuation while Slashers Spinners voted to return. Public disappointment followed as many hoped for an end to the resistance prompted by mill owners.
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Tress Dispatch
Pall River
Mass
Nec
Sutire
Millioa
Tve Unnions
Powerful battleship planned for England
London report from Daily Mail says admiralty plans a battleship of about 17000 to 18000 tons with ten 23 inch guns. It would test anything afloat and fire 7 pound shells capable of piercing two feet of steel armor. Paper frames it as Britain’s reply in the naval arms race with the United States.
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London
Neerai
Matl
Admiralty
Timilain
Extra Work for the County Commissioners
The Ane 1904 closing work shows Velie acting through the County Commissioners with ongoing activity in the office. Tax collector reports are now in the board's hands and the audit team will begin Monday. Friday centered on exonerations with many requests for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renly
Auditore
Remarkable recovery after stabbing incident at city street
Nick Tonkovitch of 316 Srldto street survived a stabbing three weeks ago after a quarrel with a foreigner who threw a window. He was hospitalized, then discharged. The assailant was arrested nearby during the incident.
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Nick Tonkovitch
Srldto Street
Lie Aldomen
Seized with Illness While at Work
Charles W. Midleen of 108 Chent nut street employed by the Shenango Lin mil was seized with a violent attack of grip at work Thursday afternoon. He was removed to his home under medical attention, and though his condition remains quite serious the record notes the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Midleen
Chentnut Street
Shenango Lin Mil
No Ceremony at Beginning of Term Sparks Change in Induction
Officials abandon public induction event for the Recorder-elect and others, honoring Mr. Porter’s wishes. A separate note highlights the Schuckert works near Nuremberg building the world’s most powerful searchlight with 310 million candle power, capable of signals from 85 miles away, compared to 10 million for the Heligoland Lighthouse. The piece mentions hopes to acquire a similar instrument for a U S lighthouse and warns about common childhood coughs and diseases with One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy.
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Porter
Schuckert
Nuremberg
Germany
New York Times
Heligoland
Schuckert Works
Suburban Melodrama Spoof at Columbus Circle Theatre
New York Sun reviews a sensational melodrama titled The Dream Meat Inweltth Marble Halls staged near Columbus Circle. A chaotic plot centers on Barry Star ing and Hose Forsythe with mock suspense, mistaken heroism, a cliffhanger murder, and a staged subway danger that collapses into farce. The review lampoons melodrama tropes and notes the production’s overblown pretension and the crowd-pleasing but hollow spectacle.
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Subway
Mark Dee
Varle
Downu Toliger
le Third Avenue
New York Sun
Barry
le Plas
Elas
Hattlins Nelson
Newsia
Pana
Forsythe
Heraing
Hitele
Little Jims
Ant Vlainess
Knockout
Hee
Ainess
Eas
Sys
Vilain
Fokumbus Circle
Columbus Chrela
Vilainess
Ater
Jimmy
Soaker Agaiy
Izzie Jimmy
Gurtain
Nera Lout
Lucrézia Borgia
Triolves
Odell
Predictioneer's New Jersey Ailment Spells Mild Winger Demands
A fragment from an old item notes a New Brunswick New Jersey figure whose arm twinges trigger claims of a mild winger persona and rising demands, with lingering hints of distant southern passages and Dixies. The text preserves curious OCR frailty and lacks clear context or outcome.
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New Brunsswlele N. J
On His Mind and a Vice President Tale
A reader asks Representative Wat son what weighs on him and recalls a Washington Post quip about a Vice President. The anecdote notes the VP seemed to have nothing on his mind but the health of the Presidency. An old drug ad touts Laxative Brome Quinina with a refund if it fails.
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Watson
Watsson
Atal Stavanaan
Wallington Post
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Rev. E. J. Richards
W. U.P. Glee Club
Sarge
Delaware Ave
Dunlap & Sons
N.uit
Gwens
Owens
England
Signy Point
New England
Central States
Jamaten
Camila
Central Park
P. M
Neuwahl
Patent Colt
Washington Street
Builders OF Smart. Shoes
RI. C. Gaston
Bell
East Long Avenue
Lawrence Savings & Trust CO
E. Washington
Mt. New Castle, Pa
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