Calfskin Page: Vermont Senator Earned Rise From Tannery
A Vermont newspaper profile portrays Carroll S Page of Hyde Park rising from a tannery to U S Senate, fueled by business success in calfskins and banking. It notes his fifteen year wait, Proctor dynasty context, and Vermont political shifts that led to his nomination. The piece presents local Vermont sentiment and calls Page a shrewd, self made figure.
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Carroll S. Page
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Jubilee for Old Church celebrates seventy fifth anniversary
St Nicholas Church on Second Street marks its seventy fifth with special services led by Archbishop Warley and Rev Nagel. Pontifical mass at dawn, solemn vespers by children, and multiple clergy attend in commemoration. Fortunes include a parochial school legacy and notable clergy alumni.
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St. Nicholas
Second Street
St. Nicholas's Wharch
Archbishop Warley
John Av. Nageletsin
Tonerie
John A. Schumack
Jmdelis Spledel
Anthony L. Strube
Rudolph Mantel
Otto Strack
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Joseph F. Mooney
John Raffeiner
Joan Jacob Astor
Te Ehurch
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Snow and Rain Disrupt Western Telegraph Wires
West weather brings heavy wet snow around Kansas City and rains elsewhere. Telegraph lines failed between St. Joseph and Kansas City, with damp air weakening circuits. Northward service also impaired despite rains. Winnipeg reports blizzard deaths of sheep ranchers Harry Martin and widespread sheep losses from Maple Creek to Iver Wilson and Thomas Kerr. Trains stalled for two days but reached Winnipeg after midnight.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Winnipeg
Maple Creek
Fiie
Harry Martin
Martin Brothers
Martin
Iver Wilson
Thomas Kerr
Kinsey County Sheriff Candidate Withdraws From Race
Under Sheriff Frank H. Sommer announces he will leave office at the end of the current term. The political muddle follows Mrs Mason’s attack on Democratic letters backing an Independent Democratic Party after the suicide of David T. Howell. Republican candidate William Fellowes Morgan dodges staff questions, while Mason’s retirement changes the issue and may affect votes.
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Kinsex County
N. C
Prank H. Sommer
Mason
Morgan
Teaders
Fleet's Visit to Japan Declared Thoroughly Successful
Admiral Sperry reports the fleet's Japan tour has been profoundly successful with flawless discipline and mutual goodwill between nations. He notes strong assurances from officials that the same positive feeling extends through the government. One squadron proceeds to Amoy and another to Manila for target practice.
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Washington
Get
Sperry
Japan
Navy Department
Publc
Wreck Hits Green Part Accommodation Train at Open Switch
A Greenport bound Green Part accommodation train crashed into a freight train after an open switch near Jamesport station. The collision caused by misplacing the switch halted service for hours. Engineers jumped to safety. passengers sustained mainly cuts and bruises. Conductor Cunningham and employee Patrick Donovan were injured.
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New York Times
Jamesport
Amagansett
Greenport
Rheen Le-Day
Stow
Calliston
Ang
Cuningham
Patrick ‘Donovan
Parker Declines Pledge on Speaker Cannon Vote
Representative R Wayne Parker seeking re election in New Jersey’s Seventh District responds to Edward Townsend also known as Chimmy Fadden. He will not commit to oppose Speaker Cannon or declare his vote for Sneaker and denies Townsend’s claim that Cannon holds sweeping power.
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R. Wayne Parker
Seventh
New Jersey
Edward W. Townsend
Chimmy Fadden
Speaker Cannon
Cannon
Procession of Penance marks five centuries in Furnes
Special correspondence from Furnes reports the five hundredth anniversary of the Procession of Penance held in Furnes. The rite, once roaring with burlesque, was restored by the Sodality of Our Crucified Lord and now unfolds as a sacred pageant through the streets with prayers, candles, and ceremonial scenes from the Holy Family to the Crucifixion.
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New-York Times
Furnes
Belgium
Robert of Jerusalem
Flanders
Jerusalem
Tobias
Sebastian
Sodality of
Parries
Church of Sainte-Walburgee
Marys
Egypt
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John
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Joseph
Jesus
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la Sadalité
Campaign Blitz Planned as Ohio Railheads for GOP
The Republican National Committee will marshal heavy campaign activity in Ohio next week rivaling New York. Speaking schedulers include Secretary Garfield all week, Senator Knox in Columbus on October 31, Senator Lodge in Cleveland on October 20, Postmaster General Meyer, General C. O. Howard, and Kingsbury Foster of New York. Meetings are set for major towns statewide.
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Ohio
Republican National Committee
New York
Garfield
Senator Knox
Columbus
Senator Lodge
Cleveland
Merer
Gen. C. O Howard
Kingsbury Foster
Despondent girl dies by self harm in Bronx home
Frieda Geissinger, 23, daughter of Christian and Rosa Geissinger, ended her life yesterday at 7 Jennings Street Bronx by cutting her throat. Her mother found the locked bedroom door. a neighbor forced it open to discover the scene.
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Frieda Geissinger
Christian
Rosa Geissinger
Jennings Street
Bronx
Personal Liberty League backs Chanler for governor
The Personal Liberty League, led by Murphy of Buffalo and Bartlett of New York, urges the election of Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler as Governor. The statement asserts constitutional rights are safest under Chanler and cites his nomination speech as aligning with the League’s principles.
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Bupealg
Thomas
Murphy
Personal Liberty League
Wold
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter Tross
Franklin Bartlett
New York
Buffalo
Otto Klempner
Brooklyn
William, B. Milliman
Shratoga
J. R
Albany
Charles McBayer
Hochester
William H. Murray
Hornell
Lornelius Haley
Lia
Ivs
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Mart
Libér Léague
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Juraisan
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Ch CY
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Personal ‘Liberty League
Navy to Continue Government Shipyard Work
Secretary of the Navy Metesule announces the government will not stop producing iron and steel at government shops. He says the current shortage of work and pressure from Bethlehem workers in Pennsylvania prompted talks with local committees. The navy yard in question will continue operations with full work force as discussions continue with Pennsylvania officials and workers.
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New York Times
Washington
Bethlehem
Penn
Pennsylvania
Navy
Navy Yard
Thade
Savings of Soldiers Under War Department System
Soldiers deposited 1,476,700 for safekeeping last year with the Paymaster General Whipple reporting. The total in the savings fund has risen to over 830,000,000 and the department holds soldiers sales for their benefit. He highlighted clerk salary increases and a proposed old age retirement pension for long-serving clerks.
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New York
Washington
Whipple
Department
Soldiera
The Artificial Man at Medical Exhibition in London
At the Medical Exhibition in Westminster readers see substitutes for body parts including bone, flesh, organs and eyes. Artificial eyes may move with living muscles, skin replaced by membrane, flesh by paraffin wax, and limbs by rubber muscles and articulated joints. Prices and details for ears noses larynx and other implants are noted alongside saline injections and an artificial lymphatic tissue concept.
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London
J Horcticultural Hall
Westminster
Paris Chamber to Open Hotel School For French Keepers
The Paris Chamber of Commerce plans a French version of Lausanne hotel school training in four languages, geography, hygiene, and savoir vivre with gymnastics. Graduates may command higher rates as resort tourism shifts from the Riviera to Swiss winters. Socialists rally crowds in Lower East Side as candidates tour districts.
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Paris
Chamber of Commerce
Lausanne
Switzerland
France
Dashire
Paris Chamber of Commerce
Riviera
Lower East Side
Morris Hulquit
Congress
G. Phelps Stokes
Rutgers Square
East Broadway
Lyric Theatre Opens in Newark as Seventh House
In Newark New Jersey a new vaudeville theatre named the Lyric Theatre will open under the management of Broadhurst and Currie. It joins the William Morris circuit as the city’s seventh theatre, located on Market Street in the business district. Attorney General McWarter issued an opinion on state officials positions stating the State Librarian Custodian of the State House and State Museum Curator must be in the civil service and thus removable at term end.
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Newark
Lyric Theatre
Germay Untir
Broadhurst and Currie
Tt Willink
Willam Morris
McWarter
State House
State Museum
Civil Service
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