Madam Paladino Visit Sparks Occult Fever in U S
Believers flock to witness Italian spiritualist Madame Busapla Paladino as she visits the United States for examination by the American Society for Scientific Research. Reported feats include levitating a table four feet, moving furniture, and communicating despite not understanding English. Her appearances and associations with Sir Oliver Lodge stir renewed debate after Lombroso’s death revived interest in supernormal phenomena.
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United States
Busapla Paladino
Paladeeno
American Society For Scientific Research
Sheig Wiemedjih
Caesar Lombroso
Lombroso
Bugis Joby
Fierry
Oliver Lodge
English Society For
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Duing
Cambridge
Whw Society
Mme. Paladino
Hngland
English Society For Paychtons Research
Falconio to Get Red Hat in Papal Card of US Delegate
Report cites Catholic sources asserting Pope Pius X will elevate Agr Falconio to the red hat. Diomede Falconio, born in Abruzzo, rose from Franciscan novitiate to priesthood, taught at St Bonaventure, led missions at Winsted and Newfoundland, then served as vicar general before Rome named apostolic delegate to Canada and later Washington in line for cardinal.
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Falconio
United States
Rome
Falcon
Adriatic
Plovsa
Hisa
Diomede Falconio
America
St. Bonaventure College
Prade
Father Diomede
Fathr Andcletus
Winsted
Conn
Newfoundland
Carfagnini
Harbor Grice
Dominion of Canada
Washington
Martinelli
Young Gotham Financier Gates W McGarrah Rising Bank Leader
Gates W McGarrah, born Monroe Orange County New York about 45 years ago, rose from Goshen clerk to Cashier and then President of Leather Manufacturers Bank before merging with Merchants National to lead Mechanics National Bank in New York. As a young Wall Street figure he staffed clearing house duties during the 1907 panic and helped craft relief alongside Wiggin Davison and Porter.
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Gates W. McGarrah
Mechanics’ National Bank
New York City
Upstate
Bor
Monroe
Orange County
N.Y
Goshen
New York
Metropolis
Produce Exchange Bank
Leather Manufacturers’ Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Mr. McGarrah
Mechanics’ National
McGarrah
Clearing House Committee
Clearing House
Wall Street
Messrs. Wiggin
Chase
Peace Leader in a War Over Bartholdt and Peace
Congressman Richard Bartholdt of Missouri faces opposition from St. Louis church groups over his peace advocacy and ties to beer interests. The dispute centers on a planned speech on international peace and interpretations of his stance on liquor laws. The chatter mentions his Nobel Prize nomination and Carnegie funds as context for his peace work.
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Richard Bartholdt
Tenth
Missouri
Interparliamentary Peace Tribunal
St. Louis
Young Men's Church
Young Men’s Club
Kaiser
St Louis
Bartholdt
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Congress of Nations
Harvard’s Young Student Genius Shows Remarkable Early Learning
Cambridge child Mary-William James Bidow, 13, enrolled at Harvard as the youngest student yet, excelling beside older peers. His father Professor Borus Sidus, Brookline, Mass, designed a child-centered program emphasizing self-discovery, truthfulness, and relation of facts, yielding a curious, well-rounded mind.
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Cambridge
Mary
William James Bidow
Harvard University
Borus Sidus
Brookline
Mass
Sidus Iam
Fach
Sidi
Friend of the Children Mrs Schof Dies? (Note: placeholder to be replaced)
J Frederic Schof, a principal speaker at a child welfare symposium in Atlantic City, has led the National Congress of Mothers since 1902. She organized Pennsylvania’s juvenile court and probation system, was first president of the Pennsylvania congress of mothers, and was born in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. She belonged to the Society of Mayflower Descendants and the D A R.
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National Congress of Mothers
Atlantic City
N. J
Congress
Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers
Pennsylvania
Schot
Upper Darby
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Memorial tribute to Minnesota Governor Johnson in New York
A large memorial service for Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota was held at Broadway Tabernacle under the American Scandinavian Society. Attendees included Gov Hughes, ex-Gov Hopper, Henry Clewn, Charles Towne, and A J Johnson. Taft sent a telegram declining attendance.
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New York
Roadway Tabernacle
Ovension
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
J. Edward Swanstrom
Brooklyn
EB. H. Hopper
Colorado
Henry Clewn
Hughes
Charles A. Towne
American Scandinavian Society
Pubr Nc
Johnson
Grea
Amd Cltizen
Minneapolis
William H. Taft
Heckler
Frederick Lynch
Scandinavian Society
My. Towne
Stolpa
Gustavus Adolphus Church
Mughes
Minnixota
Lyman J. Gage Brides Ada Halley in Coronado
Former treasury secretary Lyman J. Gage marries Miss Ada Halley at the bride’s parents home in Coronado California with only her parents and Col Wesley Brainard among witnesses. The couple plans to visit Denver and other cities after the ceremony. The piece notes Ada’s age and Gage’s, and adds an advertisement touting Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co.
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San Diego
California
Lyman J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Ada Halley
Mra
George IL. Ballou
Coronado
Cal
Helen Richards
Col
Wesley Brainard
Gage
Mra. Gage
Denver
Inter
Citles
Iast
Mi. Gage
California Fig Syrup Co
Senna
California Fig Syrup. Co
California Pig Syrup Co
Emigration Alarms Canadians Prompted by US Movement
A New York Herald dispatch from Ottawa reports Canada fears rising emigration to the United States. MP George Taylor said he would ask the ministry what steps are being taken to curb the exodus. Kingston’s American consul cites Kingston losing 800 citizens in nine months, amid estimates of about 1,000,000 Canadians born abroad in the United States.
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Washington
D. C
Canada
United States
New York Herald
Ottawa
George ‘Taylor
Leeds
Ontario
Nolice
Republic
Taylor
van Sant
Kingston
New England States
Market Report Twin City Markets Minneapolis November data
Minneapolis market notes show grain prices for No 2 northern rye oats and flax plus livestock values. Chicago figures list live cattle hogs and sheep. prices include cattle at 2.90 to 1.05 and hogs around 7.60 to 8.20 with various weight classes and regional references.
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Twin City
Minneapolis
Dulwich
South St. Paulov
Chicago
Texas
Is This Jap A White Man Question Debated In U S Circuit
In Richmond Virginia the United States circuit court of appeals weighs whether a Japanese person can be deemed white under naturalization law. Namyo Bostho a former navy map and steward seeks citizenship while the district attorney argues the white provision excludes him.
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U. S
Court of Appeals
Richmond
Virginia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Namyo Bostho
United States Navy
United States
Embalms Brother's Body on Reservation Near Bent
A half breed Indian woman Mrs Bear worth about 200000 in lands and money embalmed her brother on a South Dakota reservation when an undertaker was unavailable. The funeral showed no signs the body had not been properly prepared.
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Bent
South Dakota
Bear
Cheap Coals and Rail Workers Pranks
Smythe questions coal costs while Jones boasts paying nothing by living beside the railway. His son mocks engineers aboard passing trains with playful crimaces, reflecting small town humor and workplace pranks.
Freed At Last From the Awful Tortures of Kidney Disease
Mrs. Rachel Ivic of Henrietta Texas credits Dean's Kidney Pills with lifting fifteen years of kidney trouble and two years of immobility. At nearly eighty she reports renewed energy, back pain relief, and restored ability to work. Foster Milburn Co. markets the remedy at 50 cents. A London schoolboy essay on clothing discusses how natives and Eskimos use garments to stay warm and avoid illness.
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Rachel Ivic
Henrietta
Texan
Dean
Dean's
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
London
Pathetic Pride and Wille’s Crutch Tale
A baby Wille tumbled injuring his hip and required a crutch thereafter. His mother buys a new stylish crutch and Wille exclaims with simple joy. He wonders aloud if his friend Johnny Knowles with two legs will be jealous of his crutch gains.
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Wille
Johnny Knowles
Catarrh Cure Ads and Medical Pitches From 19th Century
A garbled ad page touts Catarrh Cure and hypnotism as remedies. It markets Malin Catarrh Cure with claimed blood purifiers and surface action, then shifts to hypnotism prizes and medical testimonials. Also includes cautions about Castoria and silverware markings.
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Frederic Schott
Memorial
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Gov. Hughes
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Secretary OF Treasury
Cupid
Vyman J, Gage
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Kentucky
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