Pope Pius X Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary at St Peter's
Crowds gather at St Peter's as Pope Pius X, pontiff of Rome, marks fifty years since his ordination. The ceremony features Pontifical High Mass, the pope's processional blessing, and attendance by Vatican officials, Roman Catholic leaders, and laypeople.
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Popular musical comedy to be staged at City Opera House
A lavish musical comedy titled Playing the Ponies comes to City Opera House on Friday November 20 with a famed cast led by Yorke and Adams. The second act features noted scenery and Japanese gardens, with Madge Lawrence Edward Morgia Joniny Conny and a large ensemble including Eva Mall and Hubert Burak among others.
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Randeur
City Opera House
Mnstory
Yorke
Adams
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Circle ‘Theatre
New York
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Lane’s
Edward Morgia
Joniny Conny
Geonge Vohonin
Cmee
Watlee
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Fames Pooy Ballet
Uesinging
Wnd Dancing Chorus of Unity
Unreadable Seminary Educated Cleric Named Pope After Leo XII
An obscure text notes a clergyman educated at the Dioresan Seminary of Padua ordained in 1658 who served as parish priest, became episcopal chancellor, later bishop of Mantua, and rose to the papal position five days after Pope Leo XII’s death.
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Leo XII
Gomez Elected in Liberal Victory in Cuba Election
Washington reports a Liberal party victory in Cuba with Major General Gomez named president and Senator Alfredo Zayas as vice president. Early returns show no clear majority in the electoral college, but Liberal electors appear elected in all provinces and conservatives hold a minority in the house. The governor notes tranquil conduct of the process.
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Roosevelt
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Alfredo Zayas
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Parrot Rescued From Fire As House Burns in Wilmington
Fire destroyed the home of Richard J. Walker in Mt Crest Wilmington Del. A neighbor risked his life to rescue a parrot from the flames. The parrot survived but was singed and began to “cuss.” The loss is about 15000 dollars with nothing saved except the bird and its cage.
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Richard J. Walker
Mt Crest
Philadelphia
Polly
Aged Man Slain and Robbed in Vineland Home
William Read aged seventy eight is found murdered in Vineland New Jersey his head battered and he is shot twice Police say railroad bonds valued around fifty thousand dollars and about three hundred dollars in cash were stolen Read’s son in law Edward Cooper discovered the body and no motive or suspect is yet known as police pursue robbery as the likely motive.
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William Read
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Edward Cooper
What Would You Do Tas case and Burn O Bocas
Fragmentary text appears to reference a legal case and ransom or burn scenario with garbled phrases. No clear people or organizations are readable to form a concrete news item or summary.
Prominent Men in Convention Heads National Meeting
Pittsburg November 1 tells of the big convention of the American Civil consolidation and the National Municipal league. Noted speakers include James J. Hill and Elihu Root with John Mitchell addressing delegates. Proposals on railroad smoke nuisance will be publicized by Secretary Root, McCrea, and G Ro Taylor.
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Pennsylvania Railiogs
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Minds Central
Taft Called Home A Special Session To Revise Taft
President elect Taft plans a special session of Congress to address revision after his inauguration. He left for Cincinnati due to family matters, insisting the trip was unrelated to politics while on the way from Hot Springs to Virginia, and changes to his plans followed.
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Washington
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Virginia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Football Scores From Saturday Games
Results show Penn 20 over Michigan 6 and Yale 13 over Princeton 6. Other standings include Harvard 6 at Dartmouth 6 and Cornell 6 at Chicago 6 with several 6 to 0 or 0 to 11 style scores across multiple colleges. Annapolis 5, Penn State 0 and Ursinus 11, Lehigh 2 also listed among the day’s results.
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Bucknell
Ursinus
Lehigh
Virginia
Georgetown
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Franklin and Marshall
Desperado Deckard and Sheriff Die in Okmulgee Shootout
Eight people were killed and ten wounded in a confrontation between James Deckard, a negro desperado, and officers at the St Louis and San Francisco station in Okmulgee Oklahoma. Deckard barricaded his house, shot Sheriff Edgar Robinson and Assistant Chief Henry Klaber, then fired on deputies before being shot. The standoff ended as Deckard’s house burned with his body inside. Governor Haskell ordered militia from Muskogee. tension between whites and blacks spurred by the attack prompted a swift crowd dispersal.
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James Deckard
Edgar Robinson
Okmulgee County
Henry Klaber
Chapman
J. Deckard
St. Louis
San Francisco
Calt Road
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Deckaard
Hockell
Guthrie
Ouce
Miltia Company
Muskogee
Muzzled the President Prosperity Association Claim to Have Stopped Attacks
In St Louis on November 16 President K C Simmons of the National Prosperity Association released a letter claiming the group halted attacks on trusts and prevented President Roosevelt from sending messages to Congress that could threaten large corporations. The letter says the association’s work included a visit to Roosevelt leading to no further messages or actions against big firms. Also reported Beaver Falls death by suicide of John Crosier, 24, son of Rev J S Crosier, who cut his throat at home after illness. he had attended Geneva College but left due to illness.
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Japanese stowaways found after 53 days on gum and water
Three Japanese crewless stowaways were found in the lazarette of the bark reader near Fort Townsend Washington after 53 days living on chewing gum and mineral water. They ate nearly three cases of gum and will be sent back to Japan. In Monterey Mexico William Jennings Bryan is due to visit within a week and may hunt in the mountains after a stay at Topo Chico.
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Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Byointment Claim
An advertisement asserts a ointment cures piles in six to fourteen days. The claim emphasizes rapid relief and a guaranteed result for sufferers seeking prompt treatment.
Digestive Aid Promises Quick Relief From Indigestion
An old advertisement touts Diapepein as a quick fix for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims five minutes after a dose relief from sour stomach, belching, heartburn, and gas, with a 50 cent shareable dose and immediate relief for upset stomachs.
Catholics Gather in Chicago for Missionary Congress
Chicago hosts the Catholic missionary congress of the United States and Canada with more than sixty archbishops bishops and abbots from the U S Mexico and Canada. Archbishop Quigley leads the congress with Rev Francis Clement Kelley as permanent vice chairman. A message to Pope Pius X marks the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination.
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Catholic Church Extension Society
Francis Clement Kelley
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Pope Pius
Criticised His Kisses Divorce Suit In Cincinnati
Smith H. Rose sues wife Jent tle Rose for divorce alleging cruelty failing to care for him and criticism of his kisses as dry chips. He married her in 1496 and says she insulted him with ugly names and showed no concern for his welfare.
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Smith H. Rose
Jenttle Rose
Virginian railway awards $1,000,000 contract for Winding Grit branch
The Virginian railway announced contracts totaling $1,000,000 for building its Winding Grit branch from Mullins West Virginia where the line crosses the Guyandotte river to Pemberton. The news is combined with an unrelated New Haven incident where Rev. Dr. G Brinley Morgan died after being struck by an automobile in front of Christ's Episcopal church.
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Mill expansion eyed for Laurens cotton mills
Brief notes report Laurens big cotton mills in Laurens D C to be greatly expanded. Other items mention a fatal squeezing accident in Portage Pennsylvania. University of Illinois may open a 250000 dollar veterinary school in Chicago stockyards. Roosevelt asked to plant tree Feb 12 at Lexington colored school campus.Home Missions Society of Methodist church funds 100500 for rebuilding San Francisco churches. Kaiser reports aide dead in Berlin.
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San Francisco
Frederick Market Prices and Grain Feed Quotations
Quotations furnished from Frederick market dated November 16 1908 list prices for red and white corn varieties oats barley and bran and other feeds. Includes specific per barrel per ton and per bushel figures for wheat corn oats buckwheat bran middlings red dog and dairy feeds with ranges and unit labels. Names of crops and feed products appear with price bands and units.
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