Christmas and church notices from Mt Pleasant and area
News in brief includes Mt Pleasant M E church Christmas service this evening, Episcopal and Reformed services, and Lutheran Society election set for January 6. Also reports preaching at Utica and Zion churches, Lutheran pastor Rev Hench at Charlesville, Rev Knohle resigning in Nevada Ohio, Burkittsville Reformeds Christmas celebration, and a New Year sermon at Knoxville. Plus accident: Hart brakeman Thomas Seibert injured near Cumberland, sent to Martinsburg. New Mount Airy Lodge established. Mesonics ceremony attended by local figures.
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Mt. Pleasant M E
The
Christian Endeavor “Society of the Lutheran Church
Utica
Sir Zion's
Charlesville
Hench
H. Knoile
Lutheran Church
Nevada
Ohio
Waters
Harmony
Frederick County
Reformed
Burkittsville
Mickley
Gettysburg
Carlisle
Knoxville
War Clouds Over Chile and Pacific Interests
A British and U S balance of power discussion centers on Chile and Peru as war talk subsides. Officials cite congressional funding issues and England’s influence, with Chilean reformers and Montt’s ministers under scrutiny after Blaine’s mediation. An army officer warns of land operations and Peru potentially supporting aggression, while Chile’s modern warfare capabilities are contrasted with rough sea battles.
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Chile
State Department
England
Peru
United States
Blaine
Montt
Hlkins
Ayas
South
Death of Bishop John Loughlin of Long Island Diocese
Bishop John Loughlin, long serving leader of the Catholic Diocese of Long Island, died yesterday at 74 after a period of illness. Born in County Down Ireland, he arrived in the United States at seven, was ordained in 1640, served at the Brooklyn area, and was installed as bishop on November 1 after celebrations of his priestly jubilee last October. The Catholic community mourns a prominent prelate who guided parish life and education.
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John Loughlin
Long Island
Reoox
Long Land
Loughlin
County Down
Ireland
Albany Academy
Shambley
Cungoli
New York
Waica
N.Y
Brooklyn
Lew Oriaass
Andy Bowen
Austin Gibbons
Nsw
Funars Olympic
Ami
Bay St .Louis
Sts Charlés Hotel
Bowen
West End
Anal al Gea
Tommy Eye
Sweeney
Pane
John ‘Daffy
Gibbons
Jim Gibbons
Sotmy Grim
Jimmy Carsill
Moen
Teibbors
Paushine
Dyzeel
Puladelpata
Cinerca
Smith & Wespon
Kwost -Tashinitly
Sillings Hose
Findlay
John J. Nesper
Puurtly
Louse
Findley
Penhsatan
Nesper
Murdover
Benreely
Senor Romero
Washington
Senor “Garza
Moxley
Stites
Garza
Hio Grande
Garma
Gatza
Brestisna
Anakota
Sacks ‘Wyall
Devaty
Td Gapimtin
iFohni Wilkinson
Ae Sarees
New Ora
Avikinson
Miss Sherman Weds Paul Thornike in City Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Rachel Sherman daughter of the late General William S. Sherman to Mr. Paul Thornike of Boston took place at noon today at the Sherman residence. Rev. Sharman performed the ceremony as a large gathering including officials from New York and Boston attended. The event followed with celebratory duties and was witnessed by prominent figures including the President and cabinet.
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Old Tecumseh
Paul, Thorndite
Wasumacrox
Rachel Shea Ie
William S. Sherman
Paul Thornike
Boston
Fights and Disasters Highlight the Sports Section
The report details a boxing match between Bowen and Gibbons with a lengthy round-by-round account, confirms Gibbons won after a grueling 48 rounds, and notes a separate 15th round victory for Joe McAuliffe over Cardiff. It also mentions the Ocean Queen rescue drama, a possible ship disaster, and updates on Walt Whitman’s health.
Tragic Multiple Murders Spark County Murder Case
A chaotic sequence of killings unfolds in Peltres County touching Derek Tamble and several locals, with a fugitive Elward Marri alleged in the escape, and a violent spree leading to deaths of Marion Beatty and others. Police pursue as townsfolk recount a grim night of gunfire and confrontation.
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Tamble Dometic
Peltres County
Teco Nasuville
Tez
Dye
Marion
Dave Bestry
Gowyne Bexign
Peltres Conny
Wer Tetons
Elward Marri
Jiatistown
Mary Tealty
Callead
Vita Scathsh
pHive
Hiram Tarr
Ian Mounday
Harris
Aeowny S . Calne
Cont
Hisister Iternel Lash
Farris
Barris
Marion Beatty
Duave
Cyn Mo
Weather News From U.S. and Abroad
Fair but colder with northwesterly winds reports a string of tragedies and disasters. A Milwaukee man Frank Riddell, 25, died from smoking related illness. A Savannah furniture factory and others burned, $60,000 loss. Nashville peddler Mike Fitch found dead, body mutilated. Fire across Albany Wagga Wagga Temote Mudges New South Wales swallows livestock. Grant Hens dies in Kansas City jail discharge after confrontation. Willia m Wilson arrested for murder.
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Frank Riddell
Axel
Milwaukee
Wis
Savhanah
S.ross
Mike Fitch
Nashville
Mis
Albany
Wagga Wagga
Temote
Mudges
New South
Wrilliaa Wilson / Wilson
Garza revolution fears rise as Mexican troops move toward Texas
Reports from Laredo and Saltillo indicate 800 Mexican troops arrive by train, with U.S. cavalry and infantry movements planned along the Rio Grande to guard Texas frontier. Government officials dismiss Garza as an unknown agitator. unrest grows amid conflicting reports of revolts and potential clashes.
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Lanepe
Tex
New Laredo
Mexico
Saltilla
Garza
Ong
United States
Lower
Rio Grande
Yexas
United States Cavalry
Strange Bookish Debate on New Testament Style and Tastes
A fragmented critique traces a proposed finely spoken version of the New Testament notes by Dr. Harwood and colleagues. It contrasts rustic plain speech with genteel reform, citing Nicodemus, the prodigal, and the Laodicean church while lampooning high voiced modern reworkings.
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Eleganes
Zegiah
Luiggialiaia
Harwood
Délicioud
Nicodemus
Paris
Damas
Herodiss
Indy
Jaime
Fool
Hartroadi
Peter
Karasianra
Slalias
Bristoliam
Laving
Aba Matey
Ainiselé Haya
Troas
Dorewich
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Weber Pianos
Fischer Pianos
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Gise Bros
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Ginrone I Jotler
Deestoune Cops
Penience
Airjerten
Heting Lareé
Hialarnes
Pase Tomas
Was “Geerlander
Frederick, Ma
Thoron
Thomas Seibert
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland
Martinsberg
Mount Airy
Fossis
A. Peerere
Bilis Interests
Fiske
Antippic
Hart Department
Congress
Deere
Slatin
Sullivan
Herald Office
Peter Jackson
Jackson
Slavin
Catlaghis Ic
McCartis
Tom ‘Ban
Billy ‘Benny
Cal McCarthy
Jersey City
Olympic Athletic Club
New Orleans
Dumog An
Miss ‘Sherman
Tang
Dr von Helleben
Plat
Ares Valley
Baron von
Newson
Fathier Hol ‘Jand
Genoing
Iepaen
Seer Nee Oman
Wiliam Rollinson
Rollinson
First Baptist Church
Rollzson
Chaurchiil
Lexpos
Randolph Churchill
Ions
St. Petersburg
R. D B. Morier
Renaswick
New Beefstock
N.J
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PTEAR
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Lae
Victor
Cricbvons
Aulitt
McAuliffe
Worfolk
Hopkins
Nere
Hopkims
Dangerously Tai
Campen
N. J
Walt White
Risaeag
Derek
Satheidal
Beriax
Johann *Rynstes
University of Harburg
Thas
Sattidd
Shimeelf
Young Laingston
Taeiren
Virginia
Louis Booker
Estowas Hospital
Cellier
Alfred Cellier
Nish
W.S. Gilbert
Merico
Dude Sam
Retitera
Garzes
Dutad Aimer
Diag
Guarda
Senate
Alsasy
Dee
Court of Ap
Pearsh
Sherwood
Ostorne
Dem
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Peck
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Hannibal
St. Joseph Road
Wheeling
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Norel
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Eroye
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Boson
Mathem
Harper’s
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Daxland
Germany
France
China
Tyris Toi
Peking
PeRng
Lerhich
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