Young Theologian Rev Morgan Wood Sets Record Pace
The 33 year old Rev Morgan Wood D D pastor at Plymouth Congregational Church Cleveland is gaining national reputation as a lecturer. Son of Rev E M Wood he studied at Mt Union Yale and Boston universities and has led churches in New Orleans Bloomington Detroit Toronto and now Cleveland. He travels widely for popular lecture courses and is praised for personal magnetism.
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Morgan ‘Wood
Aloanbie
Plymouth
Church of
Cleveland
Asia
Morgan Wood
E. M. “Wood
Pittswarg
Mt. Union College
Yale
Boston
Mobcan
Wood
D. D
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Bloomington
Detroit
Mich
Toronto
Can
James W Bradbury of Augusta Celebrates Ninety-Eighth Birthday
Ex-senator James W. Bradbury of Augusta Maine turned ninety eight reflecting a long career in public life. Born 1862 he recalls the War of 1812, Maine statehood, and a Senate tenure from 1847 to 1853. He voted for every Democratic nominee from Jackson to Bryan and has long resided in Augusta.
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James W., Bradbury
Augusta
United States
Ife
Maine
Jas
W. Bradbury
Union
Lafayette
Webster
Clay
Benton
Calhoun
Senate
Bowdoin College
Longfellow, Hawthorne
John C. Abbott
Bradbury
Jackson
Bryan
Sculptor Wil Become Painter in New York Move
Frederick Macmonnies, noted for the fountain at the world’s arc exhibit, plans to move to New York next spring and will pause sculpture to take up painting. He is currently in Paris crafting the General Slocum equestrian statue for Brooklyn and will switch to painting after its completion.
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Wil
Frederick Macmonnies
New York
Master
Paris
General Slocum
Brooklyn
Wins Fame in Berlin
Milwaukeean Arthur Van Ewyck has risen in Berlin musical circles after studying with Felix Schmidt. A bright member of Milwaukee’s young musicians, he enjoys praise from continental critics for his rich barytone voice and athletic performance, with relatives still residing in Milwaukee.
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Berlin
Arthur van Ewyck
van Ewyck
Milwaukee
Felix Schmidt
Agusic
Widener Contemplates a Pennsylvania Senate Run
The text notes A B Widener's rumored bid for the U S Senate backed by Philadelphia Mayor Samuel E Ashbridge. It suggests Peter Quay's chances hinge on Widener’s support and the mayor’s influence over the new state legislature, which could affect Quay’s path to the Senate.
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Widener
A. B. Widener
Pennsylvania
United States
Senate
Samuel E. Ashbridge
Philadelphia
Quay
Peter
R Muill
Ef Gore
Ashbeidge
Go Build Largest Pulp Mill in Rainy Lake Region
American and Canadian capitalists plan the world’s largest pulp mill in the Rainy Lake area of western Canada. Rich spruce stands and unmatched water power draw investors from Fox River valley, Wisconsin. A hydraulic engineer from Appleton recently surveyed Ratny lake country and arranged preliminary surveys.
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Rainy Lake
Canada
Fox River
sWisconsin
Appleton
Wis
Ratny
Lake Country
Wealthy Brooklyn Widow Vanishes. Police Probe Continues
Rich widow Mrs Mary Taylor, aged widow of Steen and Scuppoeed, reportedly valued around 1000000, has disappeared amid ongoing police efforts. Investigators suspect possible abduction for a reward. nurse Annie attending Mrs Taylor offers no new information as authorities press the case.
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Police
Mra
Mary Taylor
Steen
Nalser
Wais
Annie
North Carolina plan to choose a senator by primary results
The article notes F M Bimmona as Democrat successor to Marion Butler in North Carolina and discusses primaries guiding senatorial choices. It cites Arkansas, Montana, and Pennsylvania examples, arguing the NC method lets the legislature proceed without prolonged senatorial contention.
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F.M. Bimmona
Marion Butler
Senate
North Carolina
Simmons
Arkansas
Berry
Jones
Montana
Pennsylvania
Clark
Quays
New Corean Minister Seen as Progressive Envoy
The text portrays Prince Mist Tong-Whan as a tall, cultured Corean statesman from the progressive party. He is described as broad minded, well educated, and suited to administer his legation with credit and moral influence. His predecessor’s social position is noted as lacking.
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West Point
Legation
Forsaking all Others In a Family Turmoil
Gladys lies ill as Harvey drifts from affection to silence and Helen uses sorrow to gain influence. Phebe tends the sick woman while Gladys schemes to shield her from reality, planning social leverage as the household fractures. A poised dinner night exposes tensions.
Leonard Leader of United Christian Party Passes
Jonah F R Leonard a farmer from Ainsworth who ran 60 000 votes for the United Christian party in a recent election is described as sturdy and honest. His family history traces to Pennsylvania and Kansas with Civil War service and early ties to John Brown. He moved to Iowa after the war and later joined the Prohibitionists before helping form the United Christian party.
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Jonah F. R. Leonard
United Christian Party
Lfe
Ainsworth
Leonard
Pennsylvania
Kansas
John Brown
Lowa
Bassive
Primitive Fire by Friction Used in Burma
Sir Joseph Fayrer describes Burmese fire making using a small piston tube and waxed tinder. A rapid strike drives the piston, compresses air, and ignites the cotton placed on the wax. No matches needed, as friction and air pressure generate flame.
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Joseph Fayrer
India
Orient
Sir Joseph
Revered Lutheran: Rev Dr Daniel Hauer Turns Ninety Four
Aged Lutheran minister Rev Dr Daniel Hauer of Hanover Pa has celebrated his ninety four birthday. He remains in good health and active mind, living at home with his children and grandchildren. He was born in Frederick Maryland and now enjoys tranquil retirement surrounded by family.
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Daniel
Hauer
Hanover
America
Haver
U.y
Eyotin
Frederick, Md
Housekeeper Encourages Gladys to Socialize At Dinner
In a candlelit room Gladys resists grief over Louise Leonard as Phebe urges sociability. She plans to host Walter Barr and his wife while Mrs Harvey objects to company, sparking a quiet resolve to brighten her mood and rejoin the world.
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Gladiva
Javkind
Harvey
Ira
Waltingly
Gladys
Helen
Igorry
Anne Helen
Glaedys
Quidys
Messare
Helés
Phebe
Samil
Allards
Criel
Louise Leonard
Ming Gladys
Walter’ Barr
The Hair Harvest Reveals Global Hair Market
An article notes a vast annual trade in human hair with over 12 million pounds used worldwide. It describes regular hair harvests, major sourcing from Switzerland Germany and French provinces, and a Merlana market where hair is cut and sold weekly.
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Toledo
Switzerland
Germany
Merlana
Lower Pyrenéea
Our Sun A Third Rate One In Vast Universe
A fragmented reflection on the sun as a common star in the Milky Way and the idea of planets circling suns. The text muses on humanity's modest place in the cosmos, comparing humans to ants and noting the world’s tendency to forgive and remember.
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