Men S Week of Prayer Begins Next Sunday
United States wide week of prayer starts Sunday November 29 with services at Trinity church and six other city churches. Leaders from Pittsburg New Castle and local churches guide topics on faith prayer and peace as a broad Christian movement begins.
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United States
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles S. Shoemaker
Pittsburg
Trinity Church
Chas. S. Shoemaker
Christ
Second
U. P. Church
K. J. Stephen
New Castle
Solomon's Porch
First Christian Church
H. D. W. English
Welsh Congregational Church
Chicago
Seven Brotherhoods
Garbage collection by contract considered by council
The health committee will recommend advertising for bids to collect city garbage. The move aims to replace the tax funded method with contracted collection. Council will review bids and decide how to raise funds, with Monday’s meeting to discuss the plan.
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Health Committee
Health Committee of Councils
Louis G. Genkinger
Chinese envoy Tang Chao Yi to visit Washington for ceremony
Dr. Wei-Chung Yen and T. K. Liang depart to meet envoy Tang Chao Yi en route to Washington. An elaborate reception is planned with state department officials at Union Station and a K Street residence prepared for the 21 entourage members.
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Washington
Wei-Chung W. Yen
Legation
Tang Chao Yi
Chicago
Yen
T. K. Liang
Philadelphia
Huntington Wilson
Wilson
Bacon
Union Station
State Department
Tang
K Street
Americans Offer Million for New Cardinals Names
Vatican circles report New York Chicago Saint Louis and San Francisco millionaires through Mer Kennedy proposed one million dollars in Peter's Pence if two American cardinals were created at the coming consistory. Cardinal Merry Del Val says the pope noted the offer but is unlikely to accept.
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Rome
Vatican
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mer. Kennedy
American College
Peter
Merry del Val
Good Pork Sausage You Recalled for Health Check
A local meat producer initiates a recall of a product labeled Good Pork Sausage due to a potential health concern. Officials urge consumers to discard affected packages and contact the firm for guidance.
Graft in Hayti Sparks Fears of Revolt Across Island
From Port au Prince to Go naives a broad crisis grips Hayti as President Nord Alexie tightens censorship and seeks foreign support. Rebel plans with Gen Fouchard and Gen Firmini threaten Go naives and possibly the entire island. Officials claim loyalty while unrest grows and independence movements press for intervention.
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Prince
Hayti
Nord Alexie
Washington
France
City Tax Delinquencies Prompt Treasurer to Probe
City Treasurer C. C. Duff reports citizens fail to pay city taxes and plans to pursue collection. He suspects past assessor neglect or misclassification, prompting potential lawsuits to recover unpaid amounts from residents within city limits.
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C. C. Duff
Duff
President Censors Navy Interviews
President Roosevelt orders Navy officers to refrain from discussing Newport conference work on new battleships or giving interviews without first submitting remarks to the secretary of the navy or through him to the president.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Newport
United States
Secretary of the Navy
New Bedford Clergyman Attends Presbytery Meeting
Rev. Paul attends Presbytery in New Castle Friday. A jovial group visited Julius Wallace Thursday night. Miss Erma Book hosted about 50 friends in the United Presbyterian church young people's society with musical numbers by Erma and Alice Shields.
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Paul
New Castle
Julius Wallace
Erma Book
Young People’s Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Misses Erma
Alice Shields
Penrose Faces Opposition Over Senator Bid
Statewide papers worry over the candidacy of State Treasurer Sheatz for the United States Senate and seek to discredit his supporters. Pittsburg papers endorse J F Cox for speaker as part of a push to tighten party loyalty and exclude anti Penrose officials from upcoming legislative caucuses.
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Penrose
Sheatz
United States
Washington Record
Pittsburg
J. F. Cox
New York
Thomas Hays
Butler-Armstrong
George T. Weingartner
Beaver-Lawrence
Judd
Scott and Dearden
Philadelphia
MeJunkin
Butler
A. W. Dennison
Warren
Senate
House
Bitter Army Navy gridiron feud heads to Franklin Field
Bitter feeling runs between West Point and Annapolis as the Army and Navy elevens prepare for a Tuesday clash at Franklin Field. West Point players accuse Athletic Association secretary Lieutenant Commander N P Irwin of unfair treatment amid reported official actions to address the dispute after the game.
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Philadelphia
Annapolis
West Point
West Pointers
Middies
Athletic Association
N. P. Irwin
Franklin Field
Army
Irwin
Voliva bids $1.3 million for Zion City
Chicago November 27 Overseer Wilbur Voliva head of the Christian Catholic church announced a $1 300 000 offer to the federal receiver in charge of Zion City property His aim to rescue the city founded by Dowie and make it a true Zion city Voliva circulated posters urging followers to subscribe and save the city from the devil
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Chicago
Wilbur Voliva
John Alexander Dowie
Christian Catholic Church
Zion City
Dowie
Voliva
O Mara Asks Thaw Petition Be Dismissed
Roger O Mara trustee in bankruptcy for Harry K Thaw filed in U S district court in Pittsburg Pa an answer to the New York petition seeking to lift the injunction禁止 him from pursuing a 60000 suit against Thaw. The petition and answer will be argued before Judge James B Young.
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Pittsburg
John B. Gleason
New York
Harry K. Thaw
United States District Court
Roger O'Mara
Trustees
Thaw
James 8. Young
Pan PM andlé shows bolster workforce in Columbus
The Pan PM andlé shows in Columbus will add 1,000 workers on Monday, bringing total employment to 3,000. Each worker will log sixty hours per week, a schedule that has applied for months.
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Columbus
Andlé
Es Welch
Taft hosts Woodruff as Root rival looms at Taft cottage
At Hot Springs Virginia on November 27 Chief guest Tim Woodruff, rival to Elihu Root for New York senate, fails to win Taft's backing. Taft signals support for Root and discusses tariff revision. Albert Bettinger seeks Taft aid for a deepening Ohio River channel project. Senator Fulton of Oregon meets Taft on the Oregon senate fight. Taft unlikely to intervene in Cham Bureau race.
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Hot Springs
Taft Cottage
Timothy L. Woodruff
Elihu Root
New York
Taft
Root
Middle
Townsend
Michigan
Cannon
Albert Bettinger
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Bettinger
Fulton
Oregon
Chamberlin
Platt Dies After Secret Life Linked To Wealth
John R. Platt, the elderly man who funded Hannah Elias and whose arrangement led to Andrew H. Green's death, died at his West 70th Street home after years in seclusion. He had provided about 700000 dollars to the Philadelphia woman and her entourage of servants and horses in Central Park West.
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United Press
New York
John R. Platt
Hannah Elias
Andrew H. Green
Cornelius Williams
West 70Th Street
Platt
Philadelphia
Tragedy Near Greensburg Two Men Killed by Freight Train
Charles Pillinger and Thomas Kukoskie were struck and killed by a freight train early today at Bolivar near Greensburg Pennsylvani a.
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Greensburg, Pa
Charles Pillinger
Thomas Kukoskie
Bolivar
Here
For Sale Homes East Side 6 Rooms and Bath 4 Rooms
Classified notice offers two houses for sale, a six room with bath and a four room on the East side. Buyer pays 10 percent clear of taxes. Quick sale, address 143 Savas Street Ke Bare. Contact J G at hy. 14.
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J. G
Savas Street
Ke _ bare
Stolen Chickens Bandits Captured After Transportation Ring
Police say John Fields and James Hilliard led a wholesale chicken theft operation stealing fowls across the county and Butler County. Detectives Stewart and Logan arrested them at Slippery Rock and they were held by Alderman Green as prosecutors prepare a hearing next week.
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John Fields
James Hilliard
Slippery Rock
John Stewart
Creighton G. Logan
O. H. P. Green
J. A. Johnson
Butler County
New Castle
Logan
Tungsten Light Patent Case Heads to Trial in New York
The complete jury was secured in Justice Gould's court for fraud charges tied to the tungsten electric lamp by John A. Heany of York Pennsylvania former assistant patent examiner Ned B. Bartin and Henry M Aberdeen of Philadelphia patent attorney The prosecution plans to open next Tuesday in the case environment of Washington with November 27 dated report
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Washington
Justice Gould
John A. Heany
York
Ned B. Bartin
Henry &. Aberdeen
Philadelphia
Water Company Notice Bans Non Tank Water Closets
The Water Company forbids non tank water closets and requires only approved tank pattern fixtures. Only licensed plumbers may connect to service pipes or mains and must follow company rules. any unauthorized work will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Water Company
Nihilist threat shocks Chicago extradition case
In U S commissioner Foote’s hearing on the Radivovitz extradition, attorney Rigby disclosed a morning letter threatening to assassinate him if he continues the case. Post Office Inspector Stewart orders detectives to pursue a Russian Nihilist gang feared behind the threat. The note warned the lawyer to leave Chicago within 30 days or face death.
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United Press
Chicago
Navy
Rigby
Rudiovilz
U. S
Foote
Post Office
Stewart
Radivovitz
Russia
Thaw Case Moves to Federal Circuit Court
Charles Morschauser, counsel for Harry Thaw, said he would appear before the U S circuit court in Philadelphia on Tuesday to seek reversal of Judge Young’s order barring Thaw from traveling to Pittsburgh for a hearing or defense.
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United Press
Poughkeepsid
N. Y
Charles Morschauser
Harre Thaw
U.S
Philadelphia
Young
Thaw
Pittsburg
Thaw Bonding Legal Tug-of-War Over Transfer to Pittsburg
In a bankruptcy dispute Judge Archbold ordered Thaw moved to Pittsburg while Judge Young later reversed. Morsehauser notes Thaw wants the transfer to settle his financial woes and proceed with the case.
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Pear
Archbold
Thaw
Pittsburg
Young
Morsehauser
Cruel Rulers Atrocities Charged in Guatemala Appeal
An urgent appeal to the civilized world seeks action to stop atrocities attributed to President Cabrera of Guatemala. Dr. Fornos Diaz, formerly secretary of state for Honduras, issues the letter tracing crimes to the Guatemalan leader, including the poisoning case connected to John Binelli, a rival suitor for a wealthy Guatemalan widow.
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San Francisco
Cabrera
Guatemala
Fornos Diaz
Nduras
John Bi i
Binelli
Diaz
Middletown Authoress Attempted Suicide at St Regis Hotel
Mrs E M Cowper a Middletown New York authoress attempted suicide in her St Regis Hotel rooms firing a temple shot. An employee heard the shot and medical aid arrived soon after. The 40 year old woman was in critical condition and not expected to live. Doctors declined moving her to a hospital and she remained guarded in her room by a policeman.
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New York
E. M. Cowper
Middletown
N. Y
St. Regis Hotel
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