Archbishop Chapelle Named Leader Of Santa Fe Diocese
Mgr. Chapelle recently appointed archbishop of New Grieving succeeds Salpointe as archbishop of Santa Fe. Born in Mende France in 1832 he studied in Belgium and at St. Marys Baltimore. He served as missionary in western Maryland and pastor at St. Josephs Baltimore before leading St Matthews in Washington. He helped prepare the Baltimore plenary council of 1884 and has been involved with the Catholic Indian bureau and Catholic University in Washington.
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Chapelle
Han Herr
Baltimore
Stashi
Cca
Bre
Santa Fe
Hassouan
Placidus Lon
Mende
France
Archbishop Chapelle
Belgium
United States
St. Mary’s Seminary
Maryland
Archbishop Spalding
St. Joseph's Church
St. Matthew's Church
Washington
Archbishop Salpointe
Roman Catholic Indian Bureau
Finard c! Teanagers
Catholic University of Washington
Magnificent Mackay Mausoleum Rising in Greenwood Cemetery
John W. Mackay funds a grand Greenwood Cemetery mausoleum in Brooklyn, costing about 300000. The 49 foot high granite structure on Ocean Hill features 83 by 83 feet plans with four wings and bronze sculptures, electric lighting, stained glass, and a marble altar echoing a chapel. The first internment will be John W. Mackay Jr.
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John W. Mackay
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Ocean Hill
Mackay
Europe
Ar Pmealian
John W. Mackay, Jr
Dairy advances in Copenhagen milks and packs millions
In Copenhagen dairy firms run large scale operations including pasteurizing milk by passing it through 800 feet of tubing heated to 95 degrees and cooled by ice, a process claimed to sterilize thoroughly. Another plant bags 60,000 pints weekly, continuing to improve efficiencies and product safety.
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Copenhagen
Wyoming Gold Rush At Purgatory Gulch Promises Vast Riches
A white quartz float in Purgatory Gulch near Grand Encampment Wyoming is said to contain vast gold worth about 24594, sparking feverish claims. Prospectors flock from the west while nine quartz dikes and a Mountain of Gold lure believers that a major vein lies beneath. Deepest drilling remains shallow, yet assays claim up to 4821.16 per ton, elevating hopes for a new leading mine in southern Wyoming.
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New England
Connecticut
Atlantic Seacoast
Wyoming
Wyoung Golconda
Purgatory Gulch
Bret Marte
Sierra Madre Nouneaing
Grand Encampment River
Platte
Cu Ils
Union Pacific
Mother Lo
Grand
Portland
Cripple Creek
T. Baxten
Batcheller A Longtime American at Cairo International Court
George Sherman Batcheller, named American member of the international court at Cairo, Egypt, has spent most of his career abroad. A Harvard law graduate, he raised a Union Army unit, later led New York politics, and held posts including minister to Portugal and foreign attorney for major life insurers. He resided in Saratoga, New York.
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International Court
Cairo
George Sherman Batcheller
Egypt
Portugal
Paris
Batcheller
New York State
Batchellerville
Saratoga County
Saratoga
George Shenman Batcheller
Harvard
New York
United States
International Tribunal of Egypt
Harrison
The
Treasury
T. A. Slocum
Actres T. Ablcum, &Co
Pine Street
Whebi
Reclor
Nansen Souvenir Epoon Commemorates North Expedition
The latest souvenir epoon honors Dr. Nansen and his polar voyage. It celebrates his farthest north expedition achievements with a commemorative design.
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Nansen
Dr. Nansen
Stories of Judge Gary and His Notable Anecdotes
The article profiles Judge Joseph E. Gary of Chicago famed for presiding the Luetgert trial and sentencing Haymarket defendants. It notes his 28 years on the bench near age 75 and his daily routine and wit. It recounts episodes highlighting his dislike of jury excuses and a testy English misunderstanding.
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Joseph E. Gary
Luetgert
Chicago
Haymarket
Gary
Jidge
Shudga
Talesman
Jude
Bobe
Overalls and houseware tips from New York Times
The article praises durable blue jean overalls for boys and practical back yard play apparel. It combines fashion guidance with thrift advice, urging cheap but useful crockery and dishes to avoid waste and breakage, reflecting home economy lessons from the New York Times.
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Sual
Dean
Finger Marks on Paint Cleaning Tip
Powdered chalk sprinkled on a Wannel cloth removes finger marks from paint. Many advise against using it on white or light paint but it can be used on hard wood with care. Wipe off soap with a rinsed Wannel and dry with a separate cloth.
Why did you marry Why did you marry scene
A Chicago Post quip presents a wife asking why she wed and a husband claiming he married to prove it. The joke pivots to a divorce plan as the wife vows to support herself, framing the marriage as unnecessary yet continuing.
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Chicago Post
Fast Friends and Witty Lines Across Fragments
Readers glimpse dialogue snippets about dyed hair opinions and social norms, a Gaulvis attribution, a Fingland co operative guild, and a medical claim about watercress aiding London health. A student exercise prompts use of the word delight while a joke about a wind and light appears.
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Martha
Ronea
Jane
tIse
Gaulvis
Cure of throat troubles praised by reader letters
A reader letter extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior to other medicines for throat ailments. The writer reports immediate relief from severe throat trouble and urges others to try the product. It notes sale at Burns' drug store in Grand Rivers, Kentucky.
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Chamberlain
Gough
Ivin
Ecgay W. Whittewore
Grand Rivers Ky. Uerid
Burns’ Drug
Chamberlains Pain Balm Endorsed for Household Use
A reader praises Chamberlains Pain Balm as a versatile household liniment for rheumatism, aches, back pain, sprains and bruises, urging readers to stock a bottle at L Burns drop store. The piece also notes a German leader's death and cites testimonials from Mrs J W Tonk of Philadelphia Tenn and others including Prof Quick and daughter visiting local friends.
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Chamberlain
J. R. Wallace
Wallaceville
L. Burns
No-To-Ba Brand Quits Tobacco, Boosts Life Force
An early 20th century advert claims No-To-Ba cures tobacco use by turning users into stronger healthier people. The promotion promises weight gains, vigor, and success with a guarantee and two price options 50 cents or one dollar. Testimonials claim hundreds of thousands cured. Sterling Remedy Co. ships from Chicago or New York.
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Wagner
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicaco
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Bonanza
George S Batchieller
Nansen Boutenir
Judge Gary
Saall Bors
Crockery
Fingland
Womens Co-Operative
London
Philadelphia Times
Marnie
Detralt Free Press
Tennessee
J. W. Tonk
Philadelphia
Tenn
Prof. Quick and Daughter
Broklin, Ind
J. C. Foster
Miles
Nervine
F. W. McCoy
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Humboldé &T
Dedvet
Dr. Miles
Soontea Sterling Remedy Company
Montrral
Can
Candy Scatharti Gace Constipation
M. Ellen Keffer
Electro Vitalizer CO
Lafayette
Ind
Ty Ye Union
Ellie
Col Umbisa Street
Lafayette, Inc
England
Chas. Wegle
Rayon
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