Booth Family Letter From Landon Headquarts to Dr Chacney Depew
In a February dispatch from New York the Booths contend that General Booth would not permit his son and daughter to gain favored status within the Salvation Army. The exchange notes plans for leadership and defense of American officers against London control. Ballington Booth and Mrs Booth planned to leave the nations headquarters amid disputes over succession and authority.
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Landon
Chacney Depew
Marlington Busth Quulta
New York
Bramwell Beith
Tratteal Fours
Loudoun
Fatty Y MC
Ae Chatewheld
Genel
Activas
Communder
Ballington Booth Youll
United States
Bas Lel
Ballington Booth
Nicoll
Herbert Booth
London
Eadie
Toronto
Ballington
Tomerica
Calovel Nicoll
Mrs. Booth
Eva Booth
Herbert
Eva
America
Maud Booth Mast
England
Booth
American Salvation Army
FATE OF VERHOEFF AND OTHER DISTANT TALES
Fragmented reports from exploration and politics mix in this period page. Verhoeff’s fate is debated by relatives and peers as Peary doubts survival. Burns is jailed for forcible entry at the Window Glass Workers’ association in Pittsmore. Waller’s stance on leadership and possible vice presidential bid attracts Kansas City supporters amid Kansas political moves.
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Nateen
Nansen
Steel Capedlity Tees
Walition
Lume
Lovermirk Bay
Verhord Og
Sss
Peary
Verhoeff
Cane Pharries
Siberian
Burns
Pittsmore
Simon Burns
Window Glass Workers’ Associatinn
Association
Winters
Burs
Wasttisats
Esther
Speensi Wortimyssteners
Uae
Okbkee
Peportscka
Elie Bnoirgouts
Anderen Ani
Alb
Marost
Maimder
Cuban Anniversary Echoes in New York Rally
Cuban revolutionary clubs in New York marked the anniversary with a mass meeting at Chickering Hall. Speakers stressed independence, liberty, and democratic reform, honoring fallen patriots as crowds lined the stage with Cuban colors and a pro freedom mood pervaded the event. Separately, U S revenue officers seized the Bermuda schooner in New York Harbor amid Cubans aboard, while prison escape plans and other city incidents filled the day’s brief items.
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New Yoas
Une Ytaragu Yeetenier Patriotic Citas
Thiecky Beld
Chickeriuw Hat
Aoce
Diberathua
Cuba
General Mart
Juan Brag
Miettine
Enrque
Jose Vena
Figuel Trujillo
Guiumerrito Rryas
Eusebio Hernandez
Joaquin Costelly
Carlos
Weyler
Sener Veroau Ab
Spain
Cubba
Penta
Werier
Senor Villuendas
Havana
New York Harbor
New York
Bermuda
Liberty Island
Hudson
Garcia
Debates in Senate Over Indian Appropriation Bill
In a lengthy New Orleans session the Senate debated an Indian appropriation bill and a measure to pension Secretary Gresham’s widow. Lodge and Hill clashed over an investigation resolution as Morgan defended historical and diplomatic arguments leading to an unsettled vote. Bob Fitzsimmons and Corbett discussed a London purse and reputations in New Orleans before a New York trip.
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Wagwinetay
Roth
Seteela
Bouin Catholic
Deguinls
Ratton
Digten
Michigan
Hepolstean
ALPA
Scuimla
Renee
Heal
Cuske
Hawaii
Mourgng
Alaiama
Morgan
Senate
Lodge
Petter
Hill
Gresham
Passel
FitzAlmine
New Cnveans
Bob Fitzsimmon
New York
Balinbroke Club
London
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Fitz
Julian
Choginski
Maher
Slavin Fist
Premier Greenway protests Ottawa coercion in parochial schools
Wisnitsa Manitoba Feb 25 Premier Green Way moves to committee of the whole to denounce Ottawa coercion over Roman Catholic parochial schools. He says remedial bill is pushed without inquiry and may resolve the dispute if Dominion drops coercion.
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Greenway
Wisnitsa
Man
Manitoba
Green Way
Ottawa
Italian War News and Local Tragedies Across America
News briefs report fly deaths on the Italian cruiser Lombrardia in Rio de Janeiro harbor. Rome announces General Pelloux will replace Baratti as Africa commander. Prof William C Russell of Brown University dies at Yonkers aged 82, ex Cornell professor. A A Bull and O F Spangle of Cherokee Iowa held in a murder case. Monmouth College freshmen injured in sophomore freshman brawl. Charlie Gowans of St Louis listed as may die.
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Rio Janeiro
Rome
General Pelloux
General Baratieri
Africa
William C. Russell
Brown University
Yonkers
N. Y
Cornell
A. A. Bull
O. F. Spangle
Cherokee
Maud Strawn
Monmouth
Charlie Gowans
St. Louis
Armenian Massacres and Turkish Plunder Report
A translated report describes Armenian massacres and Kurdish Turk fear, with details of burning villages and forced conversions. It cites Moarah’s forces and mentions the Marost Armenian persecution and fear of further expulsions, plus a Cleveland letter recounting plunder at Shepik and Kurdish massacre of forty men after tribute demands.
Children Burned In Canton Suburb Fire Tragedy
A Canton suburb near Baltimore saw two children fatally burned and two others seriously injured when a coal oil canister exploded as a child tried to light it. Victims named include Jivwnab Rose six and Mary Rose ten months, both fatally burned, Theresa Rose three and William Rose eleven, seriously and severely burned. The mother remained with the others as the eldest tried to extinguish flames.
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Canton
Baltimore
Jivwnab Rose
Mary Rose
Theresa Rose
William Rose
Court Case Notes In Process Of Reform Act Debates
The text outlines discussions on a reform act affecting county divisions and duties, naming judges and clerks, outlining penalties and possible changes to election and fee structures. It mentions inspectors and legal actions regarding obscene matter, with references to named counties and officials.
Ice plant worker killed by rotating machinery
News from South's Landing reports the death of Charles Garber who fell into a friction wheel pit at the Consumers' Ice plant while adjusting a shaft. He was drawn into the wheel and torn to pieces. Another fatal accident occurred at Ancraim mine where Peter Shemingo died when a cable car broke loose.
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Klupsey
Com Sumers' Ice Company
South's Landing
Charles Garber
Peter Shemingo
Morgan Iron
Ancraiwn
Murder Charge Follows Butcher Injury Case
A Brooklyn widow, Margaret Vetter, died from injuries allegedly inflicted by Emil Heller, a butcher, after a dispute at his shop on January 25. Vetter previously delivered a premature birth, and Heller remained jailed pending inquest results. Also reported, Rev. R F Parshall, a renowned evangelist, died from injuries in Chicago. In Arkansas, a deadly confrontation at Shiloh church left deputy sheriff Jack Duval and two Jones suspects fatally or gravely wounded.
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Eld
Brooklys
Margaret Vetter
Adolph Vetter
Emil Helder
Chicago
R. F. Parshall
I & Rabroad
Otsego County
New York
Bae
Pacific Coast
Sacramento
Oakland
Velicio
Cal
Little Rock
Ark
Shiloh Church
Atkins
Jack Duval
Jonk
Will Jones
Duval
Will
Jones Boy
Stock and Produce Markets Close on Mixed Trade
New York and Philadelphia stock markets opened after a holiday with cheerful sentiment and foreign buying. Closing bids show gains in several rails and utilities, while commodities report firm winter wheat and steady oats and corn. Live stock in New York ends with mixed changes as beef and pork hold, while cattle futures vary across regions.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore& Ohio
New Jersey
del. & Hudson
Central
D.L. Wilk Erie
W.N.Y& Pang
West Shore
Panapoeratia
Wieter Superfine
Pannsylvania
HioSi
Sige Gakel
Chelestis Eiby
Western Steam
Br Baier
Creaimery
Elgins
New York Dairy
O. Creamery
Western Creamery
Phaix
Eirxe
Choice
Mae
Gsc
Cheess Firm
Egessasy
Pennsylvania
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Deane
Sciea Dees
J. AU Deane Cy. Riga
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo, N.Y
William A. Mansfield
L. MW. Madorff, Jr
Court Street
Chas. G. Macgill
North Market Street
Thos. H. Hailers
Frederick
DRS. P
Physicians and Surgeons
Nations Baux
Maryland
Ernest Helfenstein
C. L. Hartseck
West Patrick Street
Mepad
Baker JO
Frederick, MD
H. Dorsey Etchison
Equity
National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Frederick Branch
Sepa W. Gaver
Oms H.raller
B. Johnson
Atty
D. T. Ordemar
Charles Wexthelmer
Bax Johnson
William V. Albaruena
C. Lrase
Thomas H. Raller
Joseph W. Gayee
Leenes
Aker Johnson
COURT
Guaze Frederick, MD
Bebedty Be
Pearra
Harket
Jak
Bramwell Booth
Neo Desire
Fate OF Verhoeff
Waller
Teress
Eas
Wichita
Frigands
Kansas City
aNtos
Michael Kolinski
Duryea
Che Kolinskis
Kolinski
A Kolinski
Michael Forest
Circuit
Zacks Fitas
Nolle Prosa
Grand Jy
Wasavietos
Quantico
Washington
Harnion
Gotonel Wright Rivers
O'Reilly
Lamberton
Id Hung Chang
Wassisetom
Li Hung Chang
Czatina
Russia
Moscow
China
Europe
Bivhfrelps
W. Va
Boty
James Sarran
Peszi Kims
Key- Boone
Wilson
Ashland
Thomas Fallon
Patrick Wilson
Brrnesville
Columbia County
Bloomsburg
Harrison
General Harrison
Mary Scott Lord
Dimmick
John Wraley Brown
St. ‘Thomas’ Protestant Episcopal Church
CUDA
Udetas
Theo
Kings County Penitentiary
Far West
Henry C. Bowen
Brooks
Henry C Bowen
New York Independent
Bowen
Broadway Tabernacko
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Woodstock
Conn
Pittsburg
Phisst
Kineau
Cariare
Egino
NEW Yn
Dent Ur Mat Heziau
Hoeber
Reed
Pulsperpita
Henry Reed
Common Pleas Court No. 3
Canadian Northwest
Bhe Wan
Galesville
Wis
Elizabeth Goleman
Smarts
James “T
Brscory
Neb
Lincoln City
William Lawler
Sultan
Pauw Wikdarie
Hyers Saud Gnd
Ut Uhmetka Governers
Cleveland
Slnoptk
Harpoot
Turkey
Nristogary
Rites
Merssiere
Shepik
Samuel
Ceesiel
Secerity Tavestment Compans
Tm A Altro
Mus Reaasi
R . Fey A. Pengase
Virgil
Hix
Wilkins
Formow
Victoria
B. C
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Yokohama
Formosa
Lewiston
Maine
Isalay
Hove
Gosbes
Taut
Tine
Bern
Chancery
Bud Law Diviseys Trotaston Ag
Cemigeelor
Buty Lieemai
Dassie
Camden
Moeecer
Jackson
Will Woolwith
Pemel Bryan
Salome
Isis
Wood
East Lei Hei
Dajt Og
Fair Yarkere
Taplamales
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