Brooklyn minister weds quietly before large church
The Rev John Wesley Hill of Janes Methodist Church Brooklyn surprised parishioners by marrying Mrs Theodore Schmidt last night at the Riverside Drive home of Bishop Charles Fowler The ceremony followed a short engagement and occurred after the regular service with only close relatives present They plan a reception at the church and a wedding tour to major cities later
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John Wesley Hill
Janes Methodist Episcopal Church
Monroe Street
Reid Avenue
Brooklyn
Theodore Schmidt
Hill
Stuyvesant Heights
Schmidt
Janes Church
Dr. Hill
Five Die As Storm Ravages Delta Mississippi
Telegraph reports from Mississippi Arkansas Tennessee describe a destructive storm last night and today. Five lives lost and extensive property crop damage. Winona and nearby towns suffer major destruction including churches post office opera house and cotton compress. Railroad lines disrupted with washouts delays and detours across Illinois Central Louisville Nashville and other routes as floods and wind cripple transport.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Winona
Miss
Jackson Mercantile Company
E. J. Bankston
E. J. Dunkston
Illinois Central Railroad
Mathison
Tchula
Noncomah Creek
Co. V. Peterson
A. R. Ritchie
West Point
Columbus
Mahin
Wolf River
Rossville
Tenn
Moscow
Southern Railway
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad
Frisco
Mobile & Ohio
Chicago
Harahan
Illinois Central Railway
Bomb Explodes in St Peter's Rome Crowded Church
A bomb exploded at St Peter's as a large crowd attended the church anniversary service. No fatalities were reported thoughpanic and confusion broke out among women and children. The device was placed near Saint Petronilla altar and did not injure anyone. The Pope and officials were unharmed.
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Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
St. Petronilla
Clement XII
Brigands Kill Greeks in Salonika District
Reports from Athens detail brigand activity in the Salonika region. Several men women and children are said to have been massacred at Kossiaco and Rameli, with a band killing fifteen Greeks near Miaousta and carrying their mutilated bodies into the town.
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Athens
Salonika
Kossiaco
Rameli
Miaousta
Congo State Promoters Win Concessions for Rail Road and Rubber
Brussels reports major progress in the Congo Independent State with concessions granted to three companies. One to build a railroad, another to conduct operations, and a third to exploit rubber resources. Promoters include Thomas F. Ryan and possibly John D. Rockefeller. Parliament debate anticipated this week.
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Brussels
Congo Independent
India
Thomas F. Ryan
John D. Rockefeller
Congo
Dr P Hunter to resign from Fourth Presbyterian Church
The Rev Dr Pleasant Hunter announced to his congregation that he will resign as pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Church on West End Avenue and St Street. He has accepted a call to the Second Presbyterian Church of Newark where he previously served for many years. The Newark church is among the city’s largest and wealthiest, and his salary is reported at eight thousand dollars.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church
West End Avenue
St Street
Second Presbyterian Church of
Newark
Hunter
Fourth
Dr. Hunter
Wilbur F. Chapman
Chapman
Chicago
Second Presbyterian Church
the Ark
New
Seconda Presbyterian Church
Thomas R. Bridges
Three Steamers Lost In Lake Superior Gale
The Theano, a 1646 ton steel steamer of the Algona Central Railway, struck near Thunder Cape and wrecked. The American steamer Philip Mineh and Canadian Strathcona were blown ashore. All crews survived after lifeboat evacuations and boiler explosions. The Theano valued at $80,000 was bound for Fort William with steel rails.
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Ont
Lake Superior
Theane
George Pearson
Thunder Cape
Philip Mineh
Strathcona
Thezno
Thunder Bay
Theano
Port Arthur
Iroquois
Algona Central Railway Company
New Orleans Struck By Heat Wave And Storm
A severe storm disrupted northern Mississippi with downed poles isolating Winona Grenada and Canton reporting no word from Winona. Jackson had a night of wind and a heat record in New Orleans with temperatures near 90 degrees and high winds.
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Mississippi
Western Union Telegraph Company
Winona
Grenada
Canton
Jackson
Miss
Blizzard Paralyzes Southwest Rail Lines Across Territories
A severe blizzard roars across the Southwest and into the Panhandle of Texas. Colorado & Southern reports storms affecting trains, while Santa Fe notes blizzards as far as Kingsley Kansas. Northern New Mexico endures the worst conditions with trains hours behind schedule.
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Col
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Panhandle
Texas
Santa Fé
Kingsley
Kaw
New Mexico
Trecins
Hearst Says He Will Not Seek Office Again
William R. Hearst passes through San Antonio en route to Monterey to visit mining property. He states he will never again be a candidate, will stay in New York to advocate reform, and notes the public understands his principles, making further candidacy unnecessary.
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Tex
William R. Hearst
Monterey
Mex
New York
Roosevelt Praises Canal Work in Colon Visit
President Roosevelt and party toured Colon and dined with Panama Railroad officials. He spoke to about eight hundred canal workers, praised progress, rejected critics, and expressed interest in his son serving in the project. He commended Captain George R. Shanton and then sailed aboard the Louisiana at 10 p.m. toward Porto Rico.
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Ponce
Porto Rico
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Biers
Panama Railroad
Shonts
Canal Commission
Stevens
Latta
Rixey
Secret Service
Pier 11
Cristobal
Poultney Bigelow
George R. Shanton
Canal Zone
Peary Arctic Expedition Details From Roosevelt Struggle
Sydney reports late last night details of Peary's party from the Roosevelt voyage. The ship is badly damaged with a useless sailing power and two broken propeller blades, forcing a slow return toward Sydney. Crew suffered extreme cold, starvation, and long storms before reaching Chateau Bay and Battle Harbor. Peary and family plan to travel to New York after repairs.
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Tribune
Ottawa
Ont
Sydney
N. S
Roosevelt
Battle Harbor
Chateau Bay
Larke
Peary
New York
Wolfe
Newtc in Bennington III in French Hospital
Bennington III W Newton Bennington the noted sportsman and horse owner is in the French Hospital with a complication of diseases. Dr Darwin H Nagel attends him after an operation last week. Professor Peabody of the College of Physicians and Surgeons consulted Saturday. He has sunk substantial sums in ventures including a magneto electric vitalizer project backed by Thomas A Edison Jr Chemical Co.
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Darwin H. Nagel
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
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Paul Rainey
Song and Wine
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Beldame
Thomas A Edison, Jr., Chemical Company
Thomas A. Edison
Bennington
Attempted robbery mars return of soprano Miss Abott
Miss Bessie Abott, famed soprano, reported an attack in a Pittsburgh to New York trip gone wrong on a dark city street. She said a robber demanded jewelry, shot were fired, and the necklace was recovered by her, while Pittsburgh police deny any hold up report.
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Pittsburg
Bessie Abott
Mr. Conried
Miss Abott
San Francisco
Miss Alcott
Collingwood Hotel
West 35Th Street
New York
The
Tribune
Union Depot
Thomas A. McQuaide
James W. Egan
James A. Riley
Schenley
Bronx real estate dealer thrown from car injures face
Cornelius V. Danaly a real estate dealer of 140 East 48th street was pitched head first from an auto on the Boston Road at Wilkins avenue The Bronx yesterday afternoon and severely injured about the face and head He was taken to Fordham Hospital The car skidded against the sidewalk and rammed a trolley pole There were several women in the car but they refused to give their names
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Cornelius V. Danaly
East 48Th Street
Boston
Wilkins Avenue
Bronx
Fordham Hospital
Boiled to Death in Molasses Vat at Baltimore Plant
John Linton died after falling into a boiling molasses vat at the Baltimore Manufacturing Company works. He was pulled free but suffered severe burns with skin stripping as his clothes were removed, dying within hours.
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The
Tribune
Baltimore
John Linton
Baltimore Manufacturing Company
Linton
Schooner Plunges Into East River During Tow
A four masted schooner towed by William Daly Towing struck the last barge in the East River opposite 136th street. Captain Frank Baldwin his wife and three children were thrown into the water. Lifesaving volunteers from the Health Department rescued the family as the tide swept them away. They were later placed back aboard the barge when the schooner was towed to safety.
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Frank Paldwin
Health Department
Paldwin
Investigating McCarren Charges Form New Committee
William J. Connors names a seven member panel to probe party irregularities involving Kings County committeemen and Senator McCarren. The group includes Charles F Williams as chair with Robert W. Chanler George W. Batten J. M. Fitzgerald Thomas W. Finucane Frank Cooper and Stephen Ryan. Meeting set for November 26 at the Victoria Hotel New York.
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William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Kings County
Senator McCarren
Charles F Williams
Lyons
Robert W. Chanler
Poughkeepsie
George W. Batten
Lockport
J. M. Fitzgerald
Sackett’s Harbor
Thomas W. Finucane
Rochester
Frank Cooper
Mrs J W Bailey Dies in Crystal Springs
Crystal Springs Mississippi November 18 Mrs J W Bailey mother of U S Senator Joseph W Bailey died today after a long illness Senator Bailey and other family members were at her bedside last night on arrival.
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Crystal Springs
Miss
J. W. Bailey
Joseph W. Bailey
Bailey
Haymarket gang violence shocks West Side Sabbath
A flareup by the Haymarket gang in Hell's Kitchen left three men shot and a fourth beaten after street clashes near 34th to 38th streets and Tenth Avenue. Victims included James Keenan, Albert Byrnes, Thomas Hickey, Daniel Logan, Edward Smith, and Frank Dix. several arrested for felonious assault and suspicion as police increased patrols.
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West S6th Street
James Keenan
West 46Th Street
Keenan
84Th Street
Twelfth Avenue
Albert Byrnes
West 14Th Street
Collins
Byrnes
French Hospital
West 54Th Street
Thomas Hickey
Hickey
Daniel Logan
West 35Th Street
Edward Smith
Frank Dix
West 3Th Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Russell
Harvard Sophomore A Solon
Representative-elect Timothy Callahan of Ward 10 will be the youngest man in the next General Court session and the first undergraduate collegian elected to the Legislature. A Harvard sophomore, he is a Democrat and not yet in his twenties.
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the Tribune
Boston
Timothy Callahan
Ward
General Court
Harvard
Train Schedule for New York to Philadelphia Round Trip
Leave New York December 1 at 9 5 a m and 10 55 a m to Broad Street Station Philadelphia. Returning from Broad Street Station at 5 50 P M. Dining cars parlor cars and vestibule coaches. Round trip Pullman tickets on sale. Early application advised. Agents advertisement.
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Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
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