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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1910

Page

3

Sermon on Mission and Guidance for All Saints church

The Rev. Hooff urges All Saints Parish to seek divine guidance in spreading the gospel westward, inspired by the Macedonian vision. He notes Paul and companions followedcircumstances under the Spirit, forming Philippi Thessalonica and Corinth churches, and calls the congregation to unity, service, and mutual forbearance under the Master’s will.

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Pasadena Tackles Erratic House Numbers on Suburban Streets

City officials authorize painting house numbers on curbs and street corners to resolve numbering confusion caused by varied grounds and large trees in Pasadena. White numbers on black letters will be used, aiming to aid residents delivery men and police in a tourist resort area.

Pasadena Homer California Mmayor Bldekian Iach Adalt

Auction of Dr Crippen household effects yields 675

The Crippen case household effects were sold at Bow Street. Ninety two lots fetched 675 dollars. Most items sold at ordinary sale while some matters went to auction. The sale followed Mrs Crippen’s murder charge and court proceedings in London.

London Tondon

Lawyer found dead in church in Wilkes-Barre

Wilkes-Barre prosecutor reports Thomas J. Chase a local lawyer was found dead in the Universalist church pews after going to inspect repair work he had been missing overnight. Police say heart disease likely caused death but circumstances remain under look.

Witkee-Barra Wilkes-Barre Thomas Chase Jn & Pewsat Universal Is Church

Three Killed Beat in Arkansas Strike News

A fragmented report from Arkansas mentions fatalities connected to a labor strike. The text references miners and freight workers, with unclear local details and dates, pointing to a deadly incident amid ongoing industrial unrest.

Lewis Named for Governor at Republican Convention

Adequateation endorand Ironton New Jersey boot Lewis was nominated for governor at the Republican state convention. Lewis won four fifths of the vote on the state ballot as counties hurried to complete a unanimous nomination. The platform endorsed public utility rate supervision, civil service, highway and inland waterway policy, and reciprocal relations with other states. The convention saw insurgent demands for a public utility commission rate plan, rejected minority measures, and signaled a victory for Lewis against Woodrow Wilson’s Democratic campaign.

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Bomb attempts aim at Columbus streetcars

In Columbus on Sept 11 three attempts were made to blow up streetcars. One car on East Main Street was damaged by an explosion, injuring a passenger from flying glass. Motorman Allergen and Conductor Scandal escaped injury and continued service. Two men were arrested, names not released.

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Infantile Paralysis Spreads in Cambridge Area

Word concerns infantile paralysis in Cambridge Maryland. Two more cases near the Bradshaw home alarm residents as physicians monitor the lower peninsula area for further spread and risk.

Cambridge Ittle Howard Bradshaw Smong Tha Lower Peninsula

Chippewa timber bids could add 2.8 million to Indian lands

Washington reports that 20 bidders offered timber rights on Chippewa Indian lands in Minnesota. the government could gain 2.8 million if accepted. Highest bid came from Steel at 8.40, while others like Ware and Kendebuckport figures appear in storm notes. In a separate item, Harry Brant and Miss Margaret Eokhart are believed drowned off Kendebuckport after a gale, rescued from a drifting disabled craft a mile and a half from shore.

Washington Minnesota Cass Ware Kendebuckport Harry Brant Miss Margaret Eokhart

Unrest Grows As Labor Ties Fray Across Industry

London reports a widening rift between employers and workers as industrial unrest deepens. The Morning Post warns the nation faces peril to the economy and industry unless labor relations stabilize promptly.

London Almittar Morning Post Pfa Indus Triat

Roosevelt blamed for unrest, mine leaders claim

Thomas L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers denounces Colonel Theodore Roosevelt at a Wheeling conference of Ohio operators and miners. He argues Roosevelt favors publicity over sound policy while urging conservation and noting mining productivity and hopeful prospects in the industry.

Rooesvelt Wheeling W. Vas Thomas L. Lewis United Mine Workers.of America Tule Cily Ohio Theoora Roosevelt Lewis Myasell America

Murder Suicide Shrouded in Card Reading Habit

A 19 year old, Desponident, reportedly used a trick with a card and a gun in a room described by a younger brother. The brother said the teen had learned to make choices by card guidance, leading to a fatal self-inflicted shot after securing a deck in his room.

John Pave

Woman Found Killed Near New London Rail Tracks

A woman between thirty and forty, who had been cooking for a gang of Big Four section hands, was found dead beside railroad tracks near New London. Indications show she was clubbed. identity unknown. An Austrian man is in police custody for investigation. Arthur Reed, a Polander, and others face charges connected to the incident following a quarrel at the Penn Steel Works. In Portugal, a train wreck near Oporto injured about 150 people, with 48 rescued and none killed.

Weutora Christendom Gogutant Norpralk New London Waut Torvigner Chester Pap Yorne Polender Arthur Reed Penn. Steel — Works

Local notices and family hints from Ontario to Maryland

A fragmented notice mentions Hidebrant family ties in town Onto and Thomas Luba Mari with 44 years in Western Maryland College by Hildebrand moving to New York. It notes visits by Mr Victor Emmett, Mr and Mrs Charles Bardain, Mrs Papdah’s mother Elizabeth Hodges, and Carey Miles’s friend Maxwell, plus a Baltimers County tasting association and Arthur Beall.

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Trolley Visit and Pipe Peace Ceremony with Chippewa and Wauepura Tribes

A week evening event in Wolfeville featured a traveling Pipe Peace ceremony honoring and presenting a gift to the Catecta Tribe. Leaders from Chippewa, Wauepura, and nearby communities attended with addresses by Great Senior Sagamore J H Bennett, Judge Glenn Worthington, and others. The Pipe Peace will stay with Cate Tribe for one month as relations and hospitality were extended.

Sonior Sagamore Chipudwa Sachon J. H. Bennett C. H.beketein Glenn’ Bf Worthigton Chas B. Groff Milton Stiagae Jamies H. Davie Widtiem Himes Lewis Engle Harry Hensal Hitxelberger George Lochner Det Bender Sunday Jean John McGill Roy Mear Yereat Winger Melvin Odes Robert Fleming Luthor Abrecht Fred Cole Tamyer Danner Edward Laymuan Roy Crunt Myeraville Cuppenie Catoctin Sribe Ofianental Pippo Ponce Bennett Tanner Stottiemyer Elble Sagamore Hi G. Bennett Glenn J: Worthington Justico H.- Eckstein End Kooper Wauepura Chas - B Pel Chippewa Triba Sackane HH Warrenfelts

Untitled Early 20th Century Well Drilling Report

Fragment reads about a water well drilling attempt near Johnstown Pennsylvania in September. It mentions Gustav Kaudler and a Cherian to the well, powder experiments, struck solid rock at forty depth, and a lighted paper indicating gas or flame at the site.

Johnstown Gustav’ Kaudler Atric Rome

Diapep sin and dietary aids prompt discussion on digestion

An unclear, fragmentary note debates use of Diapep sin and dietary supports for digestion. It mentions strengthening rather than strong drugs and questions why quick remedies are not preferred, with scattered terms like stomach and digestive aids.

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