Philomathean Literary Society Meeting at Kenny Hall
The Philomathean Literary Society met at Kenny Hall with a 7 45 start led by President Rohrbach. Minutes, reports, and routine business were followed by a Shakespeare reading, an essay on American literature, and a debating contest won by the affirmative. Calvin Schildnecht was admitted as an active member. The May missionary program at Mr Pleasant was outlined.
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Charles E. Klein
M_ P_ Richards
A.C. McBride
C. Harry Anders
Clifton Sponseiler
Calvin Schildtknecht
Remarkable Researches of a Prison Theological Notebook
A historical note on a Spanish prince confined in Madrid's old palace prison for thirty two years. The survivor records biblical statistics and insights drawn on cell walls, claiming counts of words, verses and chapters and urging reflection on humility and spiritual readings.
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Judge Jenkins narrows Northern Pacific injunction
Milwaukee April 1 Judge Jenkins modifies the injunction against striking railroad employes by removing a clause about advising others to quit. He keeps restraints on plans to disrupt the receivers' operation, noting the courts should curb violence and threats while respecting individual rights. The case involves about 12,000 receivers and possible appeals to the United States circuit court of appeals.
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Iomets
Tariff Bill in Senate Sparks Partisan Fallout
Republicans in the Senate oppose the tariff measure amid friction over procedural moves. The chamber defeated a motion by one vote after Democrats blocked the measure. A separate debate focused on Mexican dollar coinage for China trade, with speeches by Teller and Dubois drawing attention. The appropriation bill saw little progress, while a petition on mail classifications for periodicals and certain organizations was adopted.
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Eight jail escapees. four recaptured soon after
Greeneburg Pa April reports eight criminals escaped from the jail last night after Peter Madden struck jailor McCready and led a brutal assault while accomplices seized keys. Within an hour four convicts were recaptured. four others, including Madden and Michael Gorman, remain at large. Other items note separate incidents across New Jersey Georgia Arkansas and ongoing chess match results and Congressman Beltzhoover's health.
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William McSheary
Peter Madden
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Madden
Peter “Madden
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Harry Owen
Strikes and Theft Stir Coal Region Tensions
Unrest spreads from Dunbar to Connellsville as 2000 pounds of dynamite vanish from a reservoir site amid planned conventions. Slavs and Huns claim Irish and German plotting to drive natives from the coke country, with leaders warning of renewed violence and officials tracing threats on banker McCaleb. County detective efforts and broader fears of upheaval mix with reports of fraud and legal actions in Wheeling and surrounding counties.
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Scottdale
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Julius Delairoy
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Broadford
Down & Tannor
Breacfard
Davidson
Atecomp
Outbreak Fatalities Report Questioned at En Rexo
Reports of a large outbreak in En Rexo are disputed as only three white and five Indians are confirmed dead. Troops from the post remain in the field as investigation continues.
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Churches Schedule Tomorrow Services and Events
All Saints Episcopal church will have the usual services tomorrow. Rev Dr Hasskarl conducts Braddock services at 230 PM. Reformed church to install newly elected elders and deacons tomorrow morning. Rev S M Hench to fill appointments at Ution 10 AM and Mt Zion 3 PM. Trinity Methodist Church to offer morning and evening preaching by Rev John E K White. Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor meets Sunday evening at 630 PM. Reformed Church services include 1050 AM ordination and church activities. 430 PM devotional Guild. 730 PM church service. Presbyterian pastor preaches universal Sabbath law tomorrow morning and a Piperamic sermon on the Highim's Progress in the evening. Lord's Supper to be administered next Sunday. Robert Weldensall, longtime Middletown teacher and International Secretary of the Y MCA, plans to depart May 19 for London for a Conference of Association Secretaries with two months travel on the Continent. District Y M C A conference for Washington and Frederick counties in Maryland and Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgin in West Virginia is in session at Hagerstown. first service held last night with Rev Tennis S Hamlin delivering.
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London
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Army marches into nation’s capital amid urban riot fallout
Sacramento reports 800 industrial army troops arriving from Oakland to support calm after a riot. Authorities fed the marchers with soup and bread while Mayor Steinman planned an eastbound departure. A 200 strong Sacramento company aligns with the newcomers as tensions ease and trains depart.
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Disbanding the South Carolina Militia Amid Orders
April 7 reports dispatch from Charleston where J Cary Watts assistant adjutant general, armed with governor Tyman's instructions, orders disarmament of the Fourth South Carolina Volunteer Brigade for insurrection suppression. Units to surrender state property. many members own rifles and artillery. Governor's police control discussions anticipated with Columbia officials.
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Testimony Concludes In Pollard Breckinridge Inquiry
April reports the Pollard Breckinridge trial neared verdict as Madeline Pollard defended herself against charges of a sham marriage and impropriety. Breckinridge denied allegations, while witnesses, including Aunt Mary, offered testimony amid courtroom tension. Arguments set for Monday with two speeches each, as the case heads toward closing.
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