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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 27, 1905

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Gladden Opposes Rockefeller Gift To Missions

Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden in Columbus argues Rockefeller's $100,000 gift to the American Board of Missions comes from a brutal business history. He warns acceptance would invite contempt from honest men and weaken church fidelity to God over wealth. He urges the board to refuse the money to preserve spiritual integrity.

American Board of Missions Columbus, O Washington Gladden First Congregational church of Columbus General Council of Congregational churches of the United United States

Immigrants to Arrive in New York In Week Ahead

New York reports 26000 aliens last week with at least 23000 more expected on steamships this week. Ells Island borders taxed as Europe sends crowds. immigration figures may break before spring. Mrs Cassie J Chadwick says autobiography in preparation with offer from a publisher. In Strathias Ontario Robert Quick strangled his brother Alfred during a hair-cutting incident.

New York Europe Ells Island Chadwick Cleveland Cassie J. Chadwick Strathias Ont Robert Quick Alfred Quick

Poor Color J A Williamson Drugist Appearing Old

A fragment notes J A Williamson a druggist described by observers as appearing old. No further details provided on event, date, or location.

Gas Poisoning Claims Two in New York Mother and Daughter Die

Mrs James V. Huestis of White Plain New York and her daughter Lucel, both succumbing to gas poisoning after being found unconscious in a friend’s home. The daughter died earlier. the mother died today after a 28 day coma as doctors debated the length of coma in gas cases. Coroner and hospital officials offered differing views on prognosis.

New York James V. Huestis White Plat Huestis Lucelfa A. H. Oliver Presbyterian Hospital Schoter Oliver

Two Killed in Collision on B and O Railroad Near Wilmington

A rear end freight crash six miles south of Wilmington Delaware killed two men and injured a third. Charles Shewbridge of Baltimore and Walter Hunt of Baltimore died in the wreck while locomotive engineer William Weaver of Baltimore survived in serious condition at Delaware Hospital. The crash followed a coal train striking a stationary freight train at Stanton, derailing cars and wreckage scattered.

Wilmington Del Baltimore & Ohio Stanton Charles Shewbridge Baltimore Walter C. S. Hunt William Weaver Delaware hospital Shewbridge caboose Hunt Weaver

Murdered His Child Wife Sparks Georgia Manhunt

Jasper georgia March 27 a young man named Glazier killed his child wife Saturday evening and a posse is pursuing him. Glazier about 20 married briefly to a girl four years younger they had separated and she lived with her mother. He returned and she consented to come home but they had not gone far when shots were fired and the wife lay dead from a heart wound. The killer fled as sheriffs organized a band to hunt him.

Georgia Jasper Glazier

Fire at Carbon destroys 27 businesses and 40 homes

A blaze in Carbon Indiana wiped out 27 business houses and 40 residences with losses exceeding 200000. The report notes extensive property damage and displacement of residents.

Carbon Ind William M. Ayres Philadelphia Atlantic City Utah Tefianis Mary Brockwell Paducah Albert Witter Charles Lincoln stirl Marysville

Bomb throws shake Warsaw as Baron von Nolken wounded

A bombing in Warsaw wounds Baron von Nolken chief of police as a conspiratorial attack unfolds. A second bomb targets his carriage near Praga and a pursuing police clash ends with a dead officer. Authorities suspect a large revolutionary movement across southern Russia and Poland spreading through proclamations and strikes.

Warsaw Baron von Nolken Baron von Nolen Praga Vistula Sawai street Powonaght Baron von Nolden St. Peters Lorg Siedlen Hlelysk Vladslavsk Rodin Lakov Poland Kotzh

Grand Duchess Marie Shields Grand Duke From Death

After the assassination of Grand Duke Serglas, Grand Duke Virdials has received many letters from nihilist groups declaring his doom. The grand duchess accompanies him on drives and walks to deter any assault, convinced no attempt will be made while she is with him.

Serglas Virdials tim ahe feck bin abe

Japanese and Russian Peace Moves Shape Far East Naval Plan

The piece notes Russia eyeing a major naval rehabilitation and reform, with Admiral Doubasoff and Captain Clado urging peace until the fleet is rebuilt. Japan’s diplomats may seek a peace that still stalls Russia from building an effective weapon, while initial peace approaches are discussed in high diplomatic circles with Paris possibly handling channels to St. Petersburg and Tokio.

Russia Doubasoff technical board of the admiralty Clado Rojechcensky Japan Orient althoug Paris St. Petersburg Tokio

Long Missing Boy Returns From Four Year Disappearance

Chicago, March 27. Frank Rogers, who vanished from Evanston four years ago with his aunt Miss Florence Daly, returned today. He says he has worked in Buffalo and New York City since leaving Chicago. The kidnapping mystery lingered as authorities sought his aunt, Miss Ely, who vanished with the boy in July 1901. He later recounted his movements and denied ongoing ties to his aunt. The case remains unsettled despite the resurfaced son.

Chicago Frank Rogers Evanston Florence daly Young Rogers sine Buffalo New York city pollem Miss Ely Atier Deng

Liners Collide at Sea Reach Halifax Harbor in Panic

Two transatlantic liners the Partelan and the Albano, heavily loaded with passengers, collided near Halifax and reached the dock with damage. The Parisian had 1000 aboard and the Albano about 808, mostly bound for Philadelphia. Passengers prayed and donned life preservers as pumps kept water out and crews prepared lifeboats.

Halifax N. 3 Partelan Allan line Parisian Liverpool Albano Hamburg Philadelphia

Wages to Rise in Steel Plant Across 30000 Workers

United States Steel Corporation officials plan a sweeping wage increase affecting about 30 000 workers in the Pittsburg district with a total annual rise estimated near 9 million dollars. The plan, prepared for executive approval, would restore pay to near pre cut levels and goes into effect Saturday. Army of Potomac Reunion plans progress in Manassas with a May 10 11 program including a battlefield drive and an oration by Rev Dr Tiflis. Abigail Osborn McKinley kin of the late president dies in Columbus aged 87.

Steel Truat Pittsburg Omctals United States Steel Corporation Apostin Jnward Army of Potomac Manassas army of the Potomac the army association Horatio King Seary House Tifllis Plymouth church Brooklyn

Contested Weightman Will May Be Compromised

In Philadelphia the Weightman millionaire chemist estate valued above 30 million dollars faces a contested will. Mrs Walker, sole heiress, and Mrs Water, guardian of a minor grandchild, seek a settlement with Dr Norton mediating. Norton hopes grandchildren receive 1 million each after Mrs Walker’s death, while preserving her claim to the estate.

Phihadelphia Willons Weightman New York Dr. Norton Walker Wister par lea

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