Archbishop Ireland Defends U S Policy in Cuba and Philippines
In a dramatic Cathedral sermon Archbishop Ireland urges Catholics to be wise and cautious about criticizing the U S government over Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines. He warns against inflamed洋 zeal and speaks against societies attempting to speak for all Catholics while urging respect for authorities and measured action.
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Apostle Paul
Apostle
Ely
Soverign
Cuba
Philippines
Blenck
Porto Rico
Washington
Havana
Catholics urged to be models of prudence in America
The text warns Catholics to avoid stirring prejudice and to endure social tensions rather than fuel conflict. It urges loyalty to the United States, cautions against forming religious parties, and supports resolving grievances through calm, official channels. It notes the Philippines issue is under Vatican and U.S. negotiation, urging unity and trust in leadership.
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America
Leo
Mrs Mackay in London With Heart Trouble and Insomnia
Mrs John W Mackay the wealthiest woman alive suffers heart trouble and insomnia with doctors advising limited contact. She may seek treatment in Mannheim as John W Mackay is buried in the Church of the Assumption vault until September. Her mother Mrs Hungerford sister Baroness Telmer and daughter Princess Coloma have left for France and Italy while Clarence Mackay stays to manage estate affairs.
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London
John W. Mackay
Manheim
Church of the Assumption
Baroness Telmer
Mackay
Princess Coloana
France
Italy
Clarence Mackay
Fatal head on collision near Hortona Delaware county
A head on crash between two milk trains on the Ontario and Western Railroad at Hortona Delaware county today killed four men. The dead include Andy O'Neal of Norwich engineer and Robert Reese fireman, Michael Fully trainman, while Benjamin St John engineer of the other train escaped after leaping from the cab.
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Middletown
N. Y
Ontario and Western Railroad
Hortona
Delaware County
Andy O'Neal
Norwich
Robert Reese
Michael Fully
Ths City
Benjamin St. John
Boy Fractures Leg Attempting Roof Climb Near Master Street
Fourteen year old Fred Miller fell twenty feet while climbing to the roof of a three story house on 351 Master street to retrieve a ball. He fractured his right leg and was discharged recently from St. Mary's Hospital after eighteen weeks due to trolley accident injuries.
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Master Street
Fred Miller
Young Miller
St. Mary's Hospital
Missing Book Stirs Manayunk Mechanics Hearing
A book containing key insurgent minutes and council reports vanished from Temperance Hall Manayunk. The theft disrupts testimony for the master hearing and deepens factional tensions as Loyalists are accused, with investigators tracing the missng volume and its costly expenses tied to the Atlantic City by law committee.
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Order of
United American Mechanics
Nght
Temperance Hall
Manayunk
Manayunk Council
National Council
Snet
Atlantic City
West
Trolley Brakes Fail In Crash With Guarded Rail
A heavily loaded Camden and Suburban trolley car failed brakes and crashed into safety gates at Broadway and Bridge street while a passenger train passed. People jumped to avoid collision. many women and children injured. Mrs Tettiman of Ninth and Ferry Streets suffered two broken ribs and was taken to Cooper Hospital.
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Camden and Suburban Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway
Bridge Street
Tettiman
Ninth
Ferry Streets
Cooper Hospital
Bicycle fall leaves John Shaffer concussed at Frankford and Butler
John Shaffer aged 52 of 2238 East Clearfield street is confined to Episcopal Hospital with a concussion from a bicycle fall yesterday afternoon at the intersection of Frankford avenue and Butler street.
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John Shaffer
East Clearfield Street
Episcopal Hospital
Frankford Avenue
Butler Street
One Hundred Baby Show Entries Expected in Washington Park
Entries are being made for the Baby Show to be held at Washington Park on Farmers Day, August 13. Indications point to around one hundred babies entering the contest for prizes totaling $100.
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Washington Park
Bold Daylight Robbery In Collingdale
Fra nk So agent and head of the Board of Health, Collingdale, Pa, reports a daytime burglary. Neighbors saw a man carry what appeared to be a bulging satchel from the Falk home. The thief took two suits, two revolvers, a gold watch, and a Board of Health badge from a pillowcase. Falk suspects motive tied to recentcamp meetings and his health notices.
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Frank So
Board of Health
Collingdale
Falk
Ice Trust faces stock sale amid rival pressure
Atlantic City reports the Ice Trust abandoning operations in several cities as Baltimore stock is put up for sale. William McIntyre confirms authorized sale of Baltimore American Ice Company stock due to rival opposition, arguing monopoly as the only path to headway.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
Ice Trust
Baltimore
Trust
William McIntyre
Maryland
American Ice Company
McIntyre
Philadelphia
New York
Storm Damage Hits Hunterdon County Farms and Homes
Two severe afternoon storms swept Hunterdon county causing extensive damage. A Flemington barn owned by John Hart was struck by lightning and burned with crops and machinery inside. David Snyder’s Quakertown home suffered lightning damage, a Flemington Junction tenement house was badly damaged, and several fires occurred as downed wires prevented full reports. Trees toppled and chimneys were blown down near Renville, with communication cut off and damage totals unclear.
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Philadelphia Times
Flemington
Hunterdon County
John Hart
Quakertown
David Snyder
William Boyd
Flemington Junction
Renville
Bank Buys Erie Trust Company in Pittsburg Deal
The Dime Savings and Trust Company of Erie is purchased by principal officers and stockholders of the Federal National Bank of Pittsburg. The renamed Erie Trust Company will raise capital to 250000 dollars and surplus to 150000 dollars. It will be connected with the Pittsburg bank, with the Downings retaining an active interest.
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Philadelphia Times
Pittsburg
Dime Sayings and Trust Company
Erie
Federal National Bank
Erie Trust Company
Erie Institution
Pittsburg Bank
Erie Company
Roland H. Smith, Jr
Brie
W. T. Lindsay
United States District Courts
Charles Netting
Downings
Police Stop Camp Meeting at Collingdale Grounds
Borough officials appealed to the Delaware County Sheriff for aid after rumors that Rev. J. H. Prestbury would open a negro camp meeting in the Collingdale woods. Deputies guarded the grounds. Prestbury claimed he would open the meeting next Sunday despite opposition.
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J. H. Prestbury
Collingdale
Delaware County
Prestbury
E. Stroud
Stroud
Morrison sisters refuse bail in assault case
In Elkton two Morrison sisters Hannah and Margaret Mor rison refused bail after a hearing on charges of assault with intent to kill their sisters Jeannette and Elisabeth Morrison. They vouch they would rather stay in jail than post bail for the September Circuit Court appearance.
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Philadelphia Times
Elkton
Hannah J. Morrison
Margaret L. Morrison
Jeannette
Elisabeth Morrison
Morrison
Deaf woman leaps from fast train near Cumberland
Miss Minnie C Blizzard jumped from a West Virginia Central passenger train traveling 30 miles an hour near Cumberland while aiming to stop at Keyser. She was found unconscious, presumed fatally injured but may recover, and is deaf.
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Baltimore
Minnie C. Blizzard
West Virginia Central
Cumberland
Keyser
Arrivals of Ocean Liners Furnessia and La Bretagne
Ships Furnessia and La Bretagne arrive in New York from abroad, bringing passengers and cargo to the port. Maritime schedules show both liners docking at the city harbor with customs and passenger processing underway.
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Furnessia
New York
la Bretagne
Dog Bingo Dies After Torpedo Tube Experiment On Holland
The Dutch submarine torpedo boat Holland at League Island navy yard used its mascot Bingo in a test to escape through a torpedo tube. Eleven minutes under water left Bingo thought dead, revived, then later he wandered ashore and was killed by a streetcar. Marines identified the body. crew mourned a broken heart. A board of inquiry will probe recent Holland explosion before sailing to Newport maneuvers.
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Holland
League Island Navy Yard
Bingo
League Island
The
Brooklyn Navy Yard
League Island Yard
Newport
Navy Yard
Navy
Washington
Navy Department
Philadelphia
Fatally Shot in Chester Domestic Dispute
August 3 Chester report says John Harris was fatally shot by Mayberry Hackett during a quarrel with Harris in the former’s room. Hackett, a house resident, ordered Harris to leave. Harris refused and Hackett fired, tearing off nearly half of Harris’s face.
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Philadelphia Times
Chester
John Harris
Mayberry Hackett
Harris
Hackett
Missing Farmhand Fled After Knife Incident
Paul Frederick Silberberger, 28, a farm hand of Richborough Bucks county, vanished May 29 after an asparagus knife thrown in jest struck another worker. His disappearance leaves his wife and three children destitute. He stands about eight inches tall, weighs 168 pounds, fair complexion.
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Paul Frederick Silberberger
Richborough
Bucks County
Silberberger
Train wreck at Jersey Central near Thirty-third street
A passengerless Jersey Central train derailed near Thirty-third street, the engine leaping the track and cars piling up. Fireman George Andyke suffered serious injuries as the train, bound for Highland Beach, carried excursionists back from a trip.
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Philadelphia Times
Bayonne
Thirty-third Street
Jersey Central Railroad
George Andyke
Highland Beach
Flag Raising at Industrial School Event Planned
Ardmore on August 3 reports a flag raising and basket party set for August 7 at the Pennsylvania Industrial School in Havers. The ceremony will be led by Rev. William Aitt of Philadelphia Rev. J. J. M of Bryn Mawr and Rev. L. E. Crudup of Ardmore.
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Industrial School
Philadelphia Times
Ardmore
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Havers
William Aitt
Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr
L. E. Crudup
Elder Isaac Reinbold Found Dead Near Rail Tracks
Isaac Reinbold, 85, was found dead on the Philadelphia and Reading Railway tracks at Barnesville on August 3 with a head wound, believed to be struck by a train. The incident occurred in Mahanoy City area.
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Philadelphia
Mahanoy City
Isaac Reinbold
Philadelphia and Reading
Barnesville
Woman Dies From Fall After Tripping on Nail
Ella Carey aged 41 of 3437 North Bodine street died yesterday from injuries after tripping on a nail and falling down stairs on July 26.
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Ella Carey
North Bodine Street
Watch Larceny Charge In New Jersey Case
John Wallace reports a theft of a gold watch valued at 65 dollars. The suspect, known as Joba eg oy alias Hartman, is charged with larceny in connection with the incident carried out in Heidville, New Jersey.
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John Wallace
Indictments Loom In Jewel Theft Case Involving Mrs O Malley
Mrs Aline Ellis O Malley wife of Professor Austin O Malley and William J Hearin face grand jury action on charges of larceny of jewels from Mrs O Malley’s brother in South Broad street. If true bill is returned, trial likely in September at the Quarter Sessions Court. O Malley reportedly gravely ill in New York with nerves under strain and prison memories haunting her.
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Aline Ellis O'Malley
Austin O'Malley
William J. Hearin
New York
Buena
Lockjaw Kills Laborer After Nail Injury in City
Andrea Giorgianni a 31 year old laborer of 906 South Darien street died at Pennsylvania Hospital from tetanus after stepping on a rusty nail at Twenty seventh and Catharine streets July 25. Coroner reports cause as lockjaw from the puncture.
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Andrea Giorgianni
Pennsylvania Hospital
Giorgianni
South Darien Street
Twenty-seventh
Catharine Streets
Mayors Veto Sparks 40th Ward Celebration Plans
The 40th ward mobilizes after the mayor vetoed ordinances to purchase Cannon Ball Farm for a new Municipal Hospital. A meeting at Rev S Lord Gilbersons home on Sixty ninth street and Woodland avenue will draft resolutions thanking the mayor. A hay wagon parade is planned to Cannon Ball Farm with a mass meeting Tuesday night.
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Cannon Bar Farm
Petty’s Island
Citizens' Committee
S. Lord Gilberson
Sixty-ninth Street
Woodland Avenue
Ashbridge
Cannon Ball Farm
Beaten by Robbers in Manayunk Shop
Three men robbed taxidermist Charles Buckley in his shop on Cresson Street near Levering Manayunk. They knocked Buckley insensible while he fetched a match and escaped with $8 and his watch. Mrs Buckley identified John Trainor William Boehrer and John Moffett as suspects. Warrants issued, but the trio fled across the river into Montgomery County before midnight. Local police have not arrested them.
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Charles Buckley
Cresson Street
Levering
Manayunk
Buckley
Martin
Montgomery County
West Manayunk
Trolley Crash Injures Eight at Seventeenth and Spruce
Eight people were hurt when a Spruce street car collided with a Seventeenth street car at 9 p m. Injured include Mrs Daggett Mrs Serett Mrs Duffy and George Duffy Mary Thomas Mary Clark Michael Wells and Martha Hannon. The first group were treated by Dr Henry and sent home. four others were taken to Polyclinic Hospital.
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F. Daggett
Ellsworth Street
J. Serett
J. Duffy
George Duffy
Watkins Street
Henry
Seventeenth
Rittenhouse Street
Mary Thomas
Dickinson Street
Mary Clark
Michael Wells
Lanton Street
Martha Hannon
Polyclinic Hospital
Boy Near Dying After Bean Pole Incident
Elmer Shuster age 19 of River Road West Manayunk was cutting bean poles in woods behind Willows Grove when he severed arteries in his leg. He walked home, bled heavily, and was rushed to St Timothy's Hospital where surgeons say he would have died if not admitted promptly.
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Willows Grove
Elmer Shuster
River Road
West Manayunk
Shuster
St. Timothy's Hospital
Mad dog causes panic in Camden. shot by policeman
A mad dog sparked a panic on the East Side in Rosedale Camden yesterday. After a wild chase snapping at bystanders, the animal was shot by Policeman Matlack as it pursued a resident’s son and others.
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Rosedale
East Side
Camden
Matlack
John de Eee
Strikers Riot Fire Guns as Soldiers Ordered to Shoot
Reports from Shenandoah describe a morning assault by strikers on militia sentries. After stone throwing at the Eighth Regiment’s camp, Brigadier General Gobin ordered ball cartridges and shoot to kill if repeated. One man, Steponitz, captured. authorities plan civil arrest and harsh measures.
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Philadelphia Times
Shenandoah
Gobin
Hoffman
Twelfth Regiment
Twelfth
Clement
Ott
Steponitz
Michael Lavouzand
Pottsville
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