Concluding Session of Congress Opens in Washington
Washington dispatch reports the sixty third Congress reassembled for its closing session. President Wilson will deliver his annual address tomorrow outlining the administration program. Members foresee quick action on general appropriations, ocean ships, waterway projects, rural credits, and constitutional amendments on woman suffrage, with expected battles over Nicaragua and Panama treaties.
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Washington
Sixty Third Congress
Wilson
House
64Th Congress
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New York
Barto
Ohio
Perkins
Calfornia
Bristow
Kansas
Crawford
South Dakota
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Thornton
Louisiana
White
Alabama
Representatives Underwood
Hardwick
Georgia
Broussard
Senate
Teurag
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Ways and Means
Stanley J. Bowdle
Nicholas Longworth
Rebert J. Bulkley
John R. Clancy
Robert E. Disencerter
Jeremiah Donovan
Connecticut
Richmond Pearson Howson
Henry, M. Goldtogue
Charles A. Korbty
Indiana
Robert ©. Lee
George A. Neeley
Frank T. O'Hair
Tilmots
Joseph G. Cannon
John J. Mitchell
Masschusetts
Ways and Jeans Commies
New Jersey
Victor Aturdock
M. Clyde Kelly
J. Huongs
Henry W. Temple
James C. McLaughlin
Miehigan
Willan B. Hinebaugh
Ofllinois
Augustus F. Gardner
Massachusetts
United States
Henry
Texas
Ocean Steamshipa
Philippines
Federal Reserve System
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Ant Mathi Stanon
Fonseca
Columbia
Panama
Foreign Relations Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Society Attends Hunter Wedding in Newport
Newport society gathered for the wedding of Louis L. Lorillard and Edith N. Hunter on Saturday with summer residents from New York and Boston in attendance. House parties formed around Harbour Wew The Pine Lodge and Helaire as guests included Mrs Campbell Steward and her daughter from Goshen Governor-elect R Livingston Beechman and Mrs Beechman attended, among others.
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Newport
Louis L. Lorillard
Edith N. Idunter
New York
Boston
French Vanderbilt
Harbour Wew
Aud
William R. Hunter
Helaire
Louis L. Loritierd
Reverend Houston Stricken During Sermon
The Rev. Hough Houston of Poughkeepsie fell ill with acute indigestion while preaching at St James M E Church Friday evening. He was helped by Dr. E H Lough Tan and taken to Rev. C H Cookman’s home. by Saturday he showed marked improvement. The church had been concluding a series of meetings with his address, though the illness cut the final event short. The community expects no lasting damage.
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Hough Houston
Poughkeepsile
St. James Methodist Episcopal Church
E H. Lough- Tan
Houston
C. H. Cookman
Houeton
St. James Church
Concerts and lectures draw Montgomery visitors
Counselor Frank H. Finn of Middletown visited Montgomery on Friday. Ellis Carvey improves his residence here. The Methodist Church hosts the Royal Male Quartet on December 9 for a varied concert. A Trip Through the World's Schoolhouse with stereopticon views comes to the Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening under the International Text Book Company. Mrs. A L Decker has returned from Brookyn.
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Montgomery
Frank H. Finn
Middletown
Ellis Carvey
Methodist Church
Royal Male Quartet
Presbyterian Church
International Text Book Company
A. L. Decker
Brooxlyn
Whitman accepts church invitation in Albany visit
Albany December report states Governor elect Charles S Whitman and his wife and daughter will attend First Presbyterian Church services during his administration. Whitman recalls a pleasant visit to the church and suggests Albany as their future home. The Whitmans have a daughter noted for Bible school work.
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Albanty
Uilham Deror
First Presbyterian Church
Charles S$. Whitman
Hopkins
Whitan
Albany
Archdeacon Hulse 18 Bishop to Cuba
Archdeacon Hiram Richerd Paulse of Orange Division of the Episcopal Church in New York accepts election as Episcopal Bishop of Cuba. Rev Albinn W. Kulzht resigns bishopric. Rev James Brass succeeds as rector of St John’s in Goshen after prior appointment at St. Charles Borron church in Garcines Ulster County.
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Hiram Richerd Paulse
Orange
Episcopal Therese of New York
Cita Hewil
Albinn VW
Kulzht
University of the South
Savance
Apyvinie
Church of St. Charles Borron Bo
Garcines
Ulster County
James A Brass
Tecenus Appolinted
St John’s Cinren
Goshen
Fragmentary OCR Snippet With Odd Names and Phrases
A partial text fragment shows odd spellings and unclear names including Mia Mere Alite Betty Bevton Tran. The readable content is minimal and lacks a clear event, action, or place for a concise news item.
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Mia Mere
Alite
Betty
Bevton
Weds Only Woman Theatre Treasurer
Alexander B Malone of Crescent Theatre New York married Louise Price the sole female treasurer in the Keith theatres about two weeks ago. With her retirement the treasurer post is expected to be filled by a man in the future. Malone, son of Robert A Malone, grew up in Baltimore and attends Grace Episcopal Church.
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Alexander B. Malone
Crescent Theatre
New York City
Wes
Louise Price
Keith Theatres
Mr. Malone
Robert A. Malone
North Street
Hes
Grace Episcopal Church
South Dakota Incorporation Plans Spark Local Interest
Blake A Mapledoram of Monticello visited Friday and Saturday to urge Monticello leaders to back a road project to connect with Wallkill Transit. He plans to incorporate the company in South Dakota and expects the Public Service Commission to act after preliminaries.
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Blake A. Maplederam
Monticello
Wallkill Transit
Ioie
Mapledoram
Bis Company
South Dakota
Public Service Commission
Mr McDavitt Returns to Diamond Cafe Duties
James McDavitt a popular Diamond Cafe clerk returns to work after a month on the sick list. Friends welcome his comeback as he resumes his duties.
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MR. McDavitt
James McDavitt
Diamond Cafe
Elaborate Plans for Inauguration Announced
Albany December 6 tentative arrangements for Gov Whitman’s inauguration January 1 were announced by Mitchell May Secretary of State. The ceremony will include military and political groups with representation from every National Guard department. The oath will be given by Chief Judge Willard Bartlett of the Court of Appeals.
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Albany
Whitman
Mitchell May
Meluda
National Guard
Willard Bartlett
Court of Appeals
Milford Office to Close In Milford Pa
Western Union plans to close the Milford Pennsylvania telegraph office on December 3 after notifying operator Mrs Lathe Haines. Officials say the office is a losing proposition and residents are enraged by the move.
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Milford
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lathe Haines
Swarwick man is aiding Belgians
London December 6 The American Rhodes students at Oxford volunteering for relief work in Belgium left Friday to aid the American relief commission in distributing road supplies. C F Hawkins of Warwick N Y has been accepted for service in addition to previously announced volunteers.
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London
Rhodes
Oxford
Belgium
Continent
American Relief Commission
C.F. Hawkins
Warwick
Birth of Daughter in Southwick Couple Announces Norma Vansell
Mr and Mrs George Vansell of Southwick Vermont announce the birth of a daughter Norma Vansell Mrs Vansell formerly Miss Josephine Heven of this city The notice ends with a Times-Press want column advertisement cue.
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Times-Press
George Vansell
Southwick
Vass
Norma Vansell
Vansell
Josephine Heven
Board of Review closes session at Murray Hall Hotel
The National Trotting Association board concluded its annual meeting with testimony in three cases, the last of 115 filed, and adjourned to March to set fixtures for the 1915 season. A separate verdict found no cause of action in a $150,000 railroad death suit against the New York Susquehanna and Western.
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Board of Review
The
National Trotting Association
Murray Hall Hotel
Railroad
Pateson
N. J
Rachel Ant Sang
New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad
Lang
Fast Twenty-Seventh Street
Overstock Sale Proclaims Bargains Amid War Pressure
A retailer announces a sweeping stock liquidation due to overdue debts and cash needs. The notice promises extraordinary low values to attract customers, touts high quality merchandise, and urges shoppers to save the sale bill for negotiated prices on shirts, waists, and raincoats.
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