Methodist Leaders Duel Over Rome Influence In Italy
The general missionary committee session of the Methodist Episcopal Church in America erupted with applause as Bishop Goodsell denounced the papacy over Italy’s church clashes. Dr. C W Drews and Bishop Hartwell echoed anti Catholic rhetoric while urging aggressive missions, citing Rome’s influence in Europe and Latin America.
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Goodsell
Italy
New York
General Missionary Committee
St. Pauls M. IM
Methodist Church of America
Methodist Episcopal Church
Europe
Rome
Church of Home
C. W. Drews
M. EB
South America
Godlsell
Drees
Tam
America
Adaice
Yvusian Armica
Syalam
Pyueis
de Viebor
Spain
Tahun
Dr. Drees
Porto Rico
Hartwell
Africa
Population of Pennsylvania Reported by Census Bureau
The census bureau announces Pennsylvania’s population at 6.02 million, up from 4.258 million in 1880, marking a gain of about 1.744 million since 1880. The release includes county figures and compares 1800 and 1880 totals, with statewide increases noted in percentage terms.
First Congress Centennial Observed in Washington
News from Washington marks the hundredth anniversary of the first Congress meeting after the capital moved from Philadelphia. A December 12 centennial program at the Capitol and White House features a military parade and plans to enlarge the executive mansion to reflect the country’s growth.
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Washington
Republic
Philiadelphia
Capitol
White House
Militi
Fourteen Years for Dumont in Sitdle Case Conviction
The floor manager of the Mark Habbit resort, Jules Dumont, was convicted of the most heinous crime and sentenced to fourteen years in Sing Sing. Judge cited the offense as exceptionally brutal. District Attorney Gardiner credited a reform movement he began before the expose of vice committees.
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New York
Jules Dumont
Mark Habbit
Sitdle
Sing Sing
Gardiner
Senator Davis Condition Reported Quiet After Surgery
Exclusive wire from Associated Press notes Senator Davis remains at rest after surgery, showing improving signs overnight. Doctors report stabilized vital signs though pain persists and temperature fluctuates.
Mitchell Succeeds Metzar as Lycoming Judge
Exclusive AP report from Harrisburg on November 1 states Governor Taj names Mos Mitchell of Williamsport to fill the late Dodge Doll vacancy as judge of Lycoming County. Mitchell’s commission runs until January (year not specified) and marks a transition in the county court.
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Ansociated Press
Harisburg
Overnor Taj
Mos B
Mitchell
Williamsport
Vom Bom Pleas
Lycoming
Nownty
Dodge Doll
Motagur
Rune Witil Danwary
Dae
Steamship Arrivals From The Associated Press Report
Clipped dispatch notes arrivals and destinations for ships calling at New York and other ports. Details include steamers bound for Waterford, Genoa, Naples, and Gibaltar with carriers listing various nationalities and routes.
Germany Denies China Implication in Outbreak Debate
Exclusive Berlin dispatch reports Count von Bülow telling the Reichstag the anti foreign upheaval is not due to the Kino-Chou seizure. Social Democrats interrupt with cries. French parliament debates China policy amid fears of universal war. Paris chamber warns of indemnity risks. London cites Catholic persecutions in Kiang Si and Che Kiang provinces.
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Reichstag
Kino-Chou
Berlin
China
Efe
Germany
Far East
Haron von Netteler
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. LD. Estournelles de Constance
Hopule Lean
Mhinas
Europe
M. Maree
Count von Waldersee
London
Shanghai
The
Daily News
Kiang Si
Goodnow
Che Kiang
Rumors of British Vessel Seizure Reach Colon
Passengers from Colon on the British steamer Atrato report rumors that the Taboga was seized by the Colombian government and sent under armed escort to Buena Ventura. They say the British consul at Panama sought a warship, but confirmation is lacking and the consul may be unable to dispatch cipher messages.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Atrato
Colon
Taboga
Buena Ventura
Department of Cauca
Bay of Choco
Panama
Party of Turks Drown in Sea Passage
A party of thirty eight Turks attempting to leave Nusela secretly sailed from Tsehuruksu across the Black Sea. A storm caused the boat to fill and passengers were cast overboard in stages. All perished except one boy who clung to a mast and survived washed ashore.
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London
The
Daily Express
Sofia
Nusela
Tsehuruksu
Black Sea
Superior Court Upholds Undertaker Registration Law
The Pennsylvania Superior Court sustained the June 7 1885 act making it a misdemeanor to act as an undertaker without state registration. The ruling reversed a McKean county decision in People’s Building and Loan Assn of Geneva. A related case involved Melenn County and a mortgage dispute where registration and public inspection were key issues.
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Associates
Philadelphia
State Board of Undertakers
Hankes
Erie County
Beaver
McKean
People's Building and Own Association
Geneva
Berlin
de Berlin
Bradford
Pennsylvan
Commonwealth
Melenn
Nell
Secretary of the Commonwealth For Public Inspection
Pennsylvania State Christian Endeavor Union Meets in Philadelphia
The fourteenth annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Christian Endeavor union opens in Philadelphia with hundreds of out of town delegates and about a quarter of a million members represented. Prominent speakers include John Willis Beer and Rev OC Bherman as rallies fill the Temple and Second Regiment Armory.
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Astormind Tress
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Christian Endeavor Union
Baptist Temple
Philadelphia Christian Endeaver Union
Aenioey
Jonleht
W. Tompkins
Trinity Episcopal Church
Oither
John Willis Beer
Boston
Nathan Christian Endeavor
Bberman
Pennsylvania Union
Temple
Lawwelock
Pruvedr
Delim
Tiyrton
Wiliimeport
Women’s six day bicycle race leads with Gast in front
At the end of the fourth hour in Brooklyn Marguerite Gast of Brooklyn held the lead with 82 miles and 11 laps. Lottie Brandon of Canada pressed two laps behind as Emma Bayne of Brooklyn trailed eight laps back. The race continues daily with sessions in the afternoon and evening at Clermont avenue rink.
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New York
Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
Marguerite Gast
Emma Bayne
Minister Harris to Resign From Austrian Post
Uy Exclusive Wire reports United States minister to Austria Addison Turris arrived in Washington from Indiana and will resign though not yet formalized. He plans to return to Vienna and stay until March 4.
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Washington
Addison, Turris
United States
Indiana
Vienna
Unclear Daily Event Traced By Incomplete Text
An excerpted note references a car incident and a crowd scene with a diver, a palm, and police compelled to draw revolvers amid overturned vehicles. The fragment mentions yesterday’s events, striker activity, and numerous tests, but lacks coherent details or clear attribution.
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Lyons
Piplke
Appointment for an editor in Hirvisburg
Semi official news reveals Congregation Olivino will appoint William Hodeurtuel editor of the Telegraph after M. W. McAlarney’s term expired last June. Announcement says the appointment will be made soon.
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Associated Press
Hirvisburg
Olivino
Wegumendal M. W. McAlarney
Telegraph
Pentameter
William Hodeurtuel
Reform Forces Seek New Democracy Coalition
George S. Washburn of Massachusetts urges forming a new political bloc uniting Bryan Democrats silver Republicans Populists and other groups to replace the old Democratic machine led by Gor man Hill and Croker. He predicts Bryan will not run again and calls for a conference to organize a fresh nationwide movement guiding the new century.
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Boston
George S. Washburn
Bryan Club of
Massachusetts
National Committee of
The
People's Party
Promt
Nomen Piiey
Unitines
Bryan Democrats
Silver Republicans
Wishburn
Bryan
Democratic Pivarty
New Democracy
Aisecard
Burt
Democratic Party
Garenutn
Brown Lived High. Missing Funds At Ukrainian Bank
Exclusive wires report a shortage of 101100 pounds at the Ukrainian national bank in Newport Kentucky linked to Frank M Brown assistant cashier and bookkeeper. He left town with less than 1,500 year salary and bonds stood at 10000. District Attorney Hill arrives to press criminal proceedings as federal detectives probe and arrests loom. A run on the bank in Newport followed by a Cincinnati money transfer to cover the deficit is noted.
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Phig Associated Press
Cincinnieth
Theker
Ugrian National Bank
Newport
Frank M. Brown
Brown
United States
Hill
Paducah
German National Bank
Cincinnati
Tucker
Sultan's congratulations to President McKinley
Constantinople November 17 1900 The United States Charge d Affaires Griscom attended a court musicale at the Yildiz palace then dined with the sultan who dispatched warm congratulations on reelection The sultan said the victory ensures the continued friendship between Turkey and the United States
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Constantinople
Unitedltates
Griscom
Yildiz Palace
McBkinley
Turkey
United States
Victory for the American in London boxing bout
Exclusive AP report from London describes a rapid finish in a boxing match between Usile Sili of New York and Len Fiehler of London. The bout ended abruptly in the second round with an easy win for the American. Kid McCoy was applauded and announced plans to spend the winter in England.
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Associated Pres
London
Sportiie Club
Eveming
Usiile
Minnesota Population Figures Rise Over 34 Percent
The population of Minnesota is 1,761,304, up from 1,004,828 in 1900, according to the census bureau. The increase amounts to 445,003 or 34.6 percent, reflecting substantial growth.
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Associated Press
Washington
Minnesota
Ovaion Bureau
Weather and regional briefs from the morning edition
Partly cloudy weather forecast dominates the page. The Carbondale News Department provides daily notes on city affairs and local reporting. Other items cover crime, legal notices, industry updates, and regional trade briefings from Northeast stations.
Variation Actress Tragedy Stuns City Mall Scene
City Detective Jerry Shea was shot and killed tonight by John Bart in front of Curson's livery stable where Hare managed. The slaying stemmed from a feud with a noted actress linked to Liggle Johnson at the Alhambra theater amid prior disputes.
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Savannah
Peet
Jerry Shea
Tontgin
John Bart
Curson
Hare
Johnson
Alhambra
Hirt
Res Newell
Murder Case Shocks Wyoming Parish Pastor Arrested
Rev. D D H Stuart, former Wyoming Baptist pastor, is sought on murder charges after his wife died suddenly and an empty bottle labeled carbarg acid was found. The case drew exhumation and autopsy plans, with Stuart later arrested in Philadelphia and to be moved to Wilkes Barre for further proceedings.
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Wilkes-Barre
Nouv
Wyoming
2.C. Stuart
Wyoming Baptist Church
Plymouth
Philadelphy
Squire Hess
Kulp
Philadelpha
Philadelphia
Stuart
I Laverne County
Hoe
Vine Street
Edith Booth Case Reveals York Tragedy Linked to Altoona
Inquiries in Altoona identify Edith Booth as Mrs. Edith A Vem Hillet the daughter of Benjamin Boycott and wife of Edith Booth. The young woman died after being thrown from a carriage in Central Park New York. Her mother says she did not know the husband and criticizes hospital care. The case prompts a full investigation and possible new disclosures.
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Altoona
Edith Booth
Central Park
New York
Alice 200Th
Benjamin Boycott
Pennsylvania Railroad
Theodore Medill
Vitriol Thrower Indicted for Murder
Exclusive wire reports Judge Mooney refused to quash the murder indictment against Mrs. Van Liew charged with throwing vitriol in Miss Alice Manuel’s face. Miss Hammel died from the injuries. Mrs. Van Liew, wife of a prominent banker, has been jailed since her arrest two months ago.
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Associated Fross
van Wort
Mooney
Mlurder
van Liew
Alice Manuel
Hammel
Police Board pressed to charge officers over clergyman insult
Captain Herlily transferred to the steamboat squad as the Police Board under President York considers specific charges against officers for insulting clergymen on the East Side. Mayor Van Wyck and Bishop Potter communications prompt a formal probe and enforcement of discipline across the department.
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Herlily
Steamboat Squad
York
Police Board
Police Officials Face Charges in NYC Scandal
Charges were filed against Inspector Adam Aross and Captain John RB Herlihy by New York police commissioners. The board moves to prosecutorial counsel with Bishop Potter named to assist. Edward M. Shepard and W. M. Olcott will represent the police board as Inspector Cross faces neglect of duty and conduct unbecoming the officer.
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Associated Pony
New York
Adam Aross
John RB. Herlihy
Eadh
Bishop Potter
Edward M. Shepard
W. M. Olcott
Police Board
Cross
Herlihy
Weather outlook for Twoday and Wednesday in Pennsylvania
Partly cloudy in the south and fair in the north. Warm temperatures continue with winds generally southerly. Forecast covers Tuesday and Wednesday, with modest precipitation not indicated for the period.
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