Tribute to Rev O Reilly draws 200 clergy in Shenandoah
Funeral for the Rev Henry F O Reilly rector of the Annunciation church Shenandoah Pa draws more than 200 priests and a crowd exceeding 20 000 as 25 collieries halt work and schools close. Bishop Prendergast officiates with протестant ministers attending and special trains ferry mourners to Philadelphia for internment.
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Pennsylvania
Henry F. O'Reilly
Shenandoah
Catholica
Henry F. O’reilly
Mahanoy City
Bishop Prendergast
Philadelphia
Prendergast
Father Morrigan
New York
Pennocytvania Station
Philladelphia
Holy Cross Cemetery
Father O'Reilly
Steamer Wrecked Near San Fernando. Hundred Feared Lost
The steamer Ponting carrying laborers from Narvacan to Pangasinan struck a rock and sank in a storm off San Fernando Union province. Estimates show about a hundred passengers and crew drowned. the Viscaya rescued 25. A constabulary patrol recovered 15 bodies. Uncertain if any Americans or Europeans were aboard.
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Manila
Ottamer Fonting
Narvacan
Pangasinan
San Fernando
Union
Viscaya
Engineers' Headquarters in Cleveland to Rise as $1 Million Building
Grand Chief Warren Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers announced completion of plans for a twelve story headquarters in downtown Cleveland Ohio. Construction will start next March and the building will cost about $1,000,000 providing a permanent home for the brotherhood.
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Brotherhood
Cleveland
Warren & Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Inherits $40,000, dies en route to claim it
Samuel J. Taylor of Atlantic City collapsed in New York an hour before collecting a $40,000 bequest from General John A. Haldermen. He was en route to file affidavits of identity with a New York prothonotary when he died of heart disease. His family stands to inherit the fortune.
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Atlantic City
N. J
John A. Haldermen
Samuel J. Taylor
New York
Taylor
Aged swindler arrested in Kentucky land scam
Mrs Ellen J Peck, 78, was arrested in New York on grand larceny charges for securing 2400 dollars on a mortgage tied to a Kentucky land grant dating to 1795. The case spans forty years of alleged manipulation and prior prison terms for swindling as authorities note the grant was ruled worthless by the state supreme court. Meanwhile Barbara Lillik, mother of condemned Herman Billck, died of heart trouble in Cleveland after learning of her son's Chicago death sentence.
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New York
Ellen J.) Peck
Kentucky
Af Iecal Real Estate Corporation
Govenor Monroe
United States
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Barbara Lillik
Herman Billck
Chicago
Sids
Rockerfeller Says Wealth Won't Buy Happiness in Giving
John D. Rockefeller argues in World's Work that wealth alone does not bring happiness. He favors philanthropy that uses money to employ people at fair wages, expand resources, and create healthful labor where none existed. He warns against duplicating industries and supports organized charitable groups aligned with business aims.
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New York
John D. Rock ®Feller
Yno
Rockeller
Rockefeller
Died of Fright at Fordham Hospital
Daniel Quigley, a truckman with a crushed foot, fainted at the sight of the operating room and apparatus. An orderly comforted him, but he collapsed and died on the table. Doctors call it pure fright with no heart weakness.
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Truckman
New York
Daniel Quigley
Fordham Hospital
Great Stock Show Begins Today at International Live Stock Exposition
Chicago November 28 Beginning today for two weeks the International Live Stock exposition opens as the largest of its kind with entries from the United States Canada and Europe. breeds cattle sheep horses swine dress meat stock feeds dairy wool apparatus and more are shown with record nominations totaling 3167 animals. exhibitors regret that Pennsylvania and New York cattle are barred due to foot and mouth disease concerns.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Europe
Federal Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
New York
Sliver Dollar Sells for 280 at Chicago Auction
At the Chicago Numismatic Society auction cafe an 1884 silver dollar fetched 280 dollars. A 1739 copper cent sold for 52.50. Two 1856 flying eagle cents, one copper and one nickel, went for 31 and 7.50 respectively.
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Chicago
Chicagoo Numismatic Society
Two Workmen Suffocated By Land Slide
Two laborers, John Berea and Thomas Garigan, suffocated under sinking sand at Kreinern ville Staten Island. A third workman, John Witoud, was buried alive but saved by a rapid rescue crew.
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New York
Navy
John Berea
Thomas Garigan
Kreinernville
Staten Island
John Witoud
Workdman
Fatal Gunning Accident Links to Brain Injuries
Guy Morrison of Bayre Pa died after a gun accident in 1909 when an old musket exploded. He initially survived a left brain wound but later blew out the remaining brain tissue, with bone fragments removed during four months in hospital and intermittent delirium before death.
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Guy Morrison
Bayre
Geaih
Cour
Morrison
Qolds and Croup in Children at Home Remedy
A mother describes her child’s croup and emphasizes relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The account notes the remedy helped prevent danger and mentions its sale at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.
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Horie
Pearre's
Modern Pharmacy
Killing While Hunting Sparks Tragedy in Pennsylvania
In Allentown and New Kensington two hunting accidents claim youths’ lives. Frank Koons and Elmer Hoffman, both sixteen and cousins from Cementon, were rabbit hunting near Laurys when Hoffmans gun discharged after snagging on a wire, fatally wounding Koons within minutes. In New Kensington Alvin Franklin, fifteen, died after his gun discharged while he crawled under a wire fence, the weapon slipping from a post.
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Frank Kodna
Cementon
Allentown
Frank Koons
Elmer Hoffman
Laurys
Koons
Hoffman
Koong
New Kensington
Alb Vin Franklin
Pleasant Valley
How to Cure a Cold With Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The article touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for colds and preventive for attacks. It claims the remedy relieves symptoms by normalizing secretions and restoring health, noting it contains no opiates or narcotics and is safe for all ages. It advertises sale at Pearre's Morlon Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
Acta
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Geos
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Managua
John Gardner Coolidge
Legation
John H. Gregory
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
T. L. Lewin
John H. Walker
Danville
John T. Dempsey
Scranton
McCullough
Bay City
Mich
C. F. Gilden
Hazleton
John Fahy
Pottsville
George W. Hartlein
Shamokin
Newbro’ss
Herpicide
Dandraff
Kane
Edna Irvine
Newbro
Acad 10
Daten, Mich
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J. A. Williamson
Howe
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Hale Pag
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