Unclear Economic Review on Trade and Prospects
The review notes unprecedented transportation activity and a mix of strength and weaknesses. Export quietness and higher domestic prices hinder shipments, while better English trade signals and resumed gold shipments abroad offer favorable features. Europe may buy wheat and cotton, but foreign outlets are not seen as essential if domestic activity in iron and steel remains strong.
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Germany
Africa
Europe
Bradstreet's week report shows trade gains and shortages
Bradstreet's weekly trade snapshot notes record holiday trade in iron and steel, strong East and Midwest distribution, and high prices ahead. It cites car and motive power shortages, tight transport, rising wheat and wool activity, smaller shoe shipments, and two business failures this week.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Bradstreet
West
Northwest
Southwest
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cincinnati
St. Joseph
Omaha
Valley Furnacs
Bessemer
St. Louls
Argentina
Borton
Bradstreet reassures on ownership and stock reports
New York December 2 Bradstreet's issued a statement denying that the Bradstreet Company has changed hands or that a controlling stock interest has been secured by others. Company officials emphasize that such reports are unfounded and reiterate current ownership remains unchanged.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Bradstreet Company
Weather forecast for Ohio Indiana and winds
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday covers Ohio and Indiana with cloudy days and variable winds. Ohio expects partly cloudy skies with southeast winds and possible rain or snow. Indiana remains cloudy with southeast winds, colder conditions, and a risk of rain or snow. Temperatures show a high near 38 and a low around 22 with a northwest wind.
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Washington
Ohio
W. T. Blyth
Movements of steamers across ports dated December entries
Shipping notices from New York Glasgow Havre and Liverpool list arrivals and departures. Vessels include Patricia Haverford Darmstadt Lauren tan Ionian Anchorta Livonian La Bretagne Teutonic and Sullet with routes from Hamburg Antwerp Bremen Glasgow Boston New York Liverpool and Halifax St John New Brunswick and other ports.
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New York
Patricia
Hamburg
Haverford
Antwerp
Darmstadt
Bremen
Laurentan
Glasgow
Moville
Ionian
Liverpool
Halifax
St. John
N. B
Anchorta
Livonian
Boston
Havre
la Bretagne
Teutonic
London
Sullet
Minneapolis
Stops the Cough ad Works
The notice promotes Hromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for colds. It claims the remedy eases coughs and can be obtained without paying money upfront, suggesting a free trial or no pay required. The language imitates old print advertising.
Company Statement Denies External Purchase Power
A firm asserts that the claim is untrue and that no outside party has the power to buy or gain control of the company. The statement emphasizes that external acquisition or control is not possible through any outside influence.
Uncertain Prosperity and Transport Woes in Atlantic Trade
R G Dun reports parallel prosperity with Christmas gift expenditure and rising profit sharing. Southern trade lags due to lower cotton prices and reduced market volume. Floods and accidents hinder transport and fuel supply. coke and motive power scarce. Output in Connellsville tied to high fuel costs. imports and domestic deliveries constrained. Wheat and corn hold high prices with steady demand. exports rise vs last year. Sugar prices fall amid big crop estimates. weekly U S failures total 20, Canada 23.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of
Connellsville
Bessemer
Europe
United States
Atlantic
Canada
Brace for Death as Anderson Fire Devours Buildings
A morning blaze in Anderson Indiana caused extensive damage to the heart of the business district. Losses ranged 25 000 to 30 000 with multiple firms affected including Buck Brickley Co Western Union offices and Sears Brothers real estate. Tragic injuries to Chestine Clark and heavy insurance details follow.
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M. A. Rush
Madison County Abstract Co
E. T. Thomas
Tallor
Charles Connor
Paper Banger
Haynes & Son
Miller & Haynes, Tailors
B. W. Scott
Alema
T. M. Watson
Hayne & Son
Cox & Co
Chittenden
Franklin
North British & Mercantile
North America
Springfield Fire & Marine
Gerard, Miller & Haynes
Equitable
Delaware
Manchester
Buck, Brickley & Co
Royal
Philadelphia
Niagara
Agricultural
Williamsburg
Helena Woman Tells Of Belvidere Husband Murder Claim
Mrs Mary Hansen reports to Helena police that her husband was killed by Charles Buell during a hunting trip at Belvidere Illinois eight years ago. She and Buell traveled to Helena from Iowa in a buggy, and Buell is now jailed on cruelty charges while Hansen says her husband was drowned by Buell. The Salvation Army member reportedly advised her to tell the county attorney the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Mary Hansen
Belvidere
Ill
Charles Buell
Buell
Iowa
Hansen
Salvation Army
Man fouls Passaic streets with revolver attack
Steve Bederick shot three men in Passaic New Jersey after quarrel with John Stondt. A pursuing crowd overpowered him after he wounded Anton Stull in the thigh and Lavelle in the arm. Stondt was shot in the neck. Stendt’s wound was reported dangerous. Local justice and citizens helped prevent lynching.
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New York
Steve Bederick
Passaic
N. J
Bederick
John Stondt
Anton Stull
Lavelle
Boderick
Stendt
Pioneer Woman Sarah A. Davis Dies in Knightstown
KNIGHTSTOWN ind dec 27 Mrs Sarah A Davis a well known pioneer woman of this city died last night at the home of FE D Holland her son in law She was seventy six years old and had lived here nearly all her life She was the widow of James S Davis who died years ago She left two daughters and three sons two by a former marriage
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Dudley L. Wadsworth
Addie Buchtel
Honolulu
Bright
San Francisco
Wads
Knightstown
Sarah A. Davis
FE. D. Holland
Jamess. Davis
Sullivan
Gus Lofton
Shelburn
Valparaiso
Nicholas Pickerel
Porter County
World record butter yield set by Ramsey county cow
The Ramsey county Holstein Friesian Mercedes Julius Pietertja from South Side Farm near White Bear Station produced 589 pounds of milk in seven days with 29.47 pounds of butter fat. The record surpasses Brown Bessie as the previous champion, tested under the Minnesota Experiment Station from December 17 to December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Ramsey County
Brown Bessie
Jersey
Mercedes Julius Pietertja
South Side Farm
White Bear Station
Minnesota
Feast Day Celebrated by Holy Cross Order at Notre Dame
The Very Rev. John A. Zahn provincial of the Holy Cross observed his feast with members of the order from South Bend Notre Dame and Mishawaka. Dr Zahm celebrated solemn high mass at Sacred Heart Church and was assisted by Revs J W Cavanaugh and Magnier. A noon banquet followed in Carroll Hall with informal toasts including President Morrissey.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
John A. Zahn
Order of the Holy Cross
University of Notre Dame
Order
Notre Dame
Mishawaka
Zahm
Church of the Sacred Heart
J. W. Cavanaugh
Father Magnier
St. Mary's Academy
Carroll Hall
Morrisey
The
University
Child's Gruesome Find Shocks Warren Indiana
Special to the Indianapolis Journal. In Warren an old Christman farm garret yielded a skeleton beneath a decayed cover. A cradle containing the remains suggests murder over thirty years past. No victim identity has been learned.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warren
Ind
William Adams
Christman
Explosion at Sharpsville Furnace Kills Three
An explosion at the old Sharpsville furnace at about 7 am wrecked the plant and killed Martin Clary Howard Dickson and James Bartlett. James Donnelly was fatally injured. others burned and injured. Bodies recovered at 8. The cause is unknown.
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Sharpsville
Martin Clary
Howard Dickson
James Bartlett
James Donnelly
Clary
Dickson
Bartlett
Donnelly
Miner Leaps 1200 Feet to Die at Newport Mine
Isaac Westoberore, a young unmarried miner at the Newport mine in Tronwood Michigan, committed death by own action by jumping into a shaft about 1200 feet deep while intoxicated yesterday afternoon. No motive is known and no relatives are identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronwood, Mich
Isaac Westoberore
Newport
South Bend Tribune Signs for New Hoe Ideal Press
The South Bend Tribune has contracted with R. Hoe & Co. for a new Hoe Ideal press to be the paper’s first of its kind. The machine, costing $14,000, will come with color attachment and supports four to sixteen pages in various styles as Hoe upgrades its equipment.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
South Bend Tribune
R. Hoe & Co
New York
London
Tribune
Tribune Press Milestone Signals Growth for South Bend Paper
The Tribune reports steady progress and growing patronage as it nears its thirtieth anniversary in March. It notes the 1898 Hoe press and stereotyping heritage, with demand rising sharply during the 191 holiday season, outpacing original expectations and prompting plans for a larger press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Indiana
South Bend
the Tribune
Three Michigan City youths near death after whisky binge
In Laporte Indiana on December 27 three boys ages eight to fourteen sons of local residents and a son of another man were found unconscious after drinking whisky obtained from a saloon cellar. Despite medical efforts there is little hope for recovery.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Fred Arndt
Herman Rosentreter
Michigan City
Indiana depot worker halts wreck by leaping to chase train
Max Steckle, a day operator at the Lake Erie & Western depot in Noblesville, jumped from a window and rode the fast passenger train to pull an emergency cord, stopping the southbound train just in time to let a fast freight pass at about thirty miles per hour. The superintendent praised Steckle and hinted at a substantial reward.
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Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Max Steckle
Lake Erie &Western
Steckle
City council contract taxes dispute over Republic Iron
In Brazil Indiana ex judges McGregor and Coffey were hired to collect back taxes from Republic Iron and Steel Company erased from the duplicate due to a contract paying taxes in cinders and ashes for street use. Attorneys say council overstepped authority and furnace inactivity breaches. company says it fulfilled its part and may move the turn buckle factory if taxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Brazil
Ind
McGregor and
Coffey
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Shot Himself Fatally in Clay City
John W. Brenton a Ninth street grocer mortally wounded himself during a dispute with his wife over his drinking habits. Passers by heard the quarrel and a revolver report then Brenton collapsed on a sofa with a fatal wound. neighbors and the town marshal rendered aid while physicians declared the wound fatal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Clay City
John W. Brenton
Ninth Street
Brenton
Oil drillers sought for Kimberley district venture
Hartford City reports Eastern syndicate representatives in town seeking to hire oil well drillers to go to South Africa for Kimberley district test wells. Local contractors L C Aylisworth and 8 F Karnes noted for field experience in Rus sia Roumania Sumatra and Java. South Bend filing notes Elmer Crockett not seeking reelection as Thirteenth district GOP chair. Walter Brown named as candidate to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
South Africa
Kimberley
L. C. Aylisworth
South Bend
Elmer Crockett
Peru business men plan welcome for first C R M passenger train
Peru Indiana December 27 business men of the city have engaged a band and will meet the first passenger train on the C R M on Sunday afternoon in a celebration. A fine pressed brick and stone passenger station is being erected but will take several months to finish. Until then the freight depot will serve as a station and a car will handle freight until the freight house is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Gilbert Wood Berghoff Form Law Partnership in Fort Wayne
Lieutenant Governor Newton W. Gilbert and Solomon A. Wood of Angola join Henry Berghoff to form Gilbert Wood & Berghoff in Fort Wayne. The mayor, recently admitted to practice law, is a Democrat while the partners are Republicans. They will move to Fort Wayne and open offices on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Newton W. Gilbert
Solomon A. Wood
Angola
Henry Berghoff
Gilbert, Wood & Berghoff
Mine Workers Honor Attorney After Riot Arrests
A Montgomery Indiana Mine Workers delegation in Vincennes presented a gold headed cane to attorney James B. Pritchett for his services during the Prospect Hill riot arrests. In Lafayette County Commissioners approve 31000 for a new steel bridge over the Wabash to replace a burned structure. In Evansville Charles Nashwonder aged sixteen died from an accidental selfinflicted gunshot while hunting. his brother died similarly last year. In Elwood the American Tin plate plant at Atlanta is being dismantled, with rumors workers will move six mills to Elwood. Maj Charles Bodine of the Patriarchs Militant I O F from Indianapolis was thrown from his horse in Peru.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Mine Workers’ Union
Montgomery
James 8. Pritchett
Prospect Hill
Lafayette
Wabash River
Evansville
Charles Nashwonder
Inglefield
Vanderburg County
The
Patriarchs Militant
Indianapolis
Funeral brings mud and bruises as Eli Jamison laid to rest
The report notes a funeral service for Bier General Eli Jamison amid mud and bruises. Other items include resignation of J. L. Head to join a gun factory, Kitselman Bros seeking a building lease for woven wire fence manufacture, and a Philadelphia resident sent to the State Reformatory for forgery. Additional notes mention a fatal crossing at White River bridge near Anderson, the Vevay Reveille becoming a joint stock company, Louis Black launching Orleans Herald, and several local incidents and openings in Evansville Portland Kokomo and Crawfordsville.
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Bier
Eli Jamison
J. L. Head
Wabash
Richmond
Kitselman Bros
Muncie
James S. Newman
Philadelphia
State Reformatory
Anderson
Big Four
Michigan Division
Fred Barker
Huffman Street
Cumminsville
White River Bridge
Vevay
Vevay Reveille
Vevay Reveille Company
Indiana
Vincennes Sun
W. J. Baird
Reveiile
Orleans
Louis Black
Orleans Herald
Black
Orange Foot
Evansville
Philip Koch
Scott Township
Koch
Christ
Portland
L. Anderson
Kendallville
Merchants
C. L.morgan
Fort Wayne
Kokomo
Glen Tarkington
James Tarkington
Here
Laporte
Glen A. Knight
New Buffalo
Mich
Perephasquens
Crawfordsville
Esther Clements
Fiskville
Destructive Santa Ana Wind Ripples Across Southern California
A strong Santa Ana windstorm swept southern California spreading dust from the desert and breaking windows and roofs. Colton Pomona San Bernardino Santa Ana and Santa Barbara reported heavy damage to buildings citrus trees and machinery with rail service disrupted. Flooding damaged dykes at Lulu and Sea islands with Steveston submerged.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Santa Ana
Colton
Pomona
San Bernardino
E. E. Katz
William Mees
Southern California Ice Company
Frazer
Labrador
Alliance
North Arm
Richmond
Colonial
Cleeve
Lulu
Steveston
Suit Against A Union Over Alleged Illegal Trade Conspiracy
London dispatch reports the Taff Vale Railway sues the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants for 44 pounds 66 pence claiming damages from an alleged conspiracy by union officers. Plaintiffs name Richard Bell MP and trustees, citing Lords ruling upholding unions can be liable for illegal acts by officials.
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London
Taff Vale
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
House of Lords
Richard Bell
Derby
Amalgamated Society of Hrailway Servants
Appeal Court
Justice Farwell
High Court of Justice
Great Western Railway
Lgislature
Wakefield Leases Ditton Park For Coronation Year
London dispatch reports William Curtis Wakefield of New York has leased Ditton Park near Windsor for the coronation year. The estate features a moat accessed by a single bridge within an arched gatehouse, a 200 acre park, and previously housed the Duchess of Buccleuch. Agents say Wakefield may buy the property. In Massachusetts, Wakefield’s parents say they know nothing of the mining scheme allegedly linked to their son, while his English valet calls the tale false and unconnected to him.
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London
William Curtis Wakefield
New York
Ditton Park
Windsor
Duchess of Buccleuch
Wakefield
South Framingham
Mass
W. Curtis Wakefield
East Cambridge
Willie Hancock
British Casualties in Orange River Colony Ambush Near Beginderyn
Dispatches from London report that on December 21 near Beginderyn in the Orange River Colony a force of 300 Boers and 40 armed natives, led by Commandant Britz, ambushed 300 mounted infantry, killing ten and wounding fifteen on the British side. Boer losses not disclosed. Amsterdam notes a clerical–Boer agreement to send C M Wessels to the United States in January bearing a Kruger letter to President Roosevelt. Wessels previously chaired the Orange Free State Raad and has prior American visit history.
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London
South Africa
Beginderyn
Orange River Colony
Britz
Amsterdam
Broekhuysen
C. M. Wessels
United States
Kruger
Roosevelt
Orange Free State Raad
Legislative Assembly
Abraham Fischer
A. D. W. Wolmarans
Europe
Negotiating with Brigands Over Missing Miss Stone
Dispatches from Salonica say W W Peet treasurer of the Constantinople missionary society has contacted the brigands holding Miss Helen M Stone captive and hopes for her release within a fortnight. A Sofia report claims American consul general C M Dickinson received a Bulgarian woman’s complaint that a Turkish frontier guards lieutenant assaulted her while traveling with eight soldiers near Medonia, Macedonia.
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Constantinople
Salonica
W. W. Peet
Missionary Society
Helen M. Stone
Miss Stone
London
Morning Leader
Sofia
C. M. Dickinson
Samakov
Bulgaria
Medonia
Macedonia
Dshumaya
Gale on the Pacific Coast storm hits Vancouver shores
A severe storm lasting from midnight Wednesday through Thursday caused extensive damage along the Vancouver coast. Shipping losses reach about 100000 dollars while the cable station at English Bay is wrecked. The steamer Aorangi anchored in English Bay lost its end of the Canadian Pacific cable near Victoria. Fifteen small steamers were damaged, and wreckage including Alaska Packers salmon cases marked Todd Icy Pass was recovered in the gulf. The Mainlander and Alaska-bound vessels’ movements remain uncertain.
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Vancouver
B. C
Aorang
Australia
English Bay
Victoria
Gulf
Alaska Packers’ Company
Todd
Icy Pass
Alaska
Seattle
Seattle Storm Wrecks Homes and Wrecks Wires Across City
Seattle reports extensive storm damage from overnight winds. Eight houses washed away on the north water front as breakers battered driftwood and toppled a small cottage on North Broadway. No injuries reported though high water and downed wires complicate the scene. Highest wind reached thirty five miles per hour.
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Seattle
Wash
North Broadway
Duwamish
Deep Drillers Trigger Barboursville Oil Gush
In Barboursville Kentucky promoters reportedly drilled wells past the point of a dry hole then plugged them to depress land prices. Since Christmas, drillers supposedly went too deep and sparked a gusher six miles away yielding about two barrels daily. The ignition burned machinery and timber, jetting over a hundred feet every twenty minutes.
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Barboursville
Edison Party Alive and Well Reported Yacht Wreck Near Beaufort
A dispatch from Beaufort says the Edison party’s yacht Ounaniche, which departed from Norfolk for Florida via the Dismal Swamp canal, was reported wrecked last night near Beaufort. The message notes the Edison party alive and well despite the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Beaufort
Edison
Ounaniche
Florida
General Alger Improves. Condition Favorable for Recovery
Detroit dispatch reports General Alger's condition is favorable to a complete recovery with ongoing improvement and no current changes noted in his status. The update confirms steady advancement toward recovery.
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Detroit
Mich
Alger
Ito meets King Edward in London audience at Marlborough House
King Edward received Marquis Ito in audience at Marlborough House today. Earlier Ito met Foreign Secretary Lord Lansdowne and was escorted to the King, both in court dress with the Marquis and his suite. Ito said the visit was strictly non political, though speculation about his return to office tied to the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Marquis Ito
Marlborough House
Lord Lansdowne
German plan to send agricultural experts to U S consulates
Berlin reports the government will attach agricultural experts to major German consulates with the first slated for the United States. The move follows growing use of American farm machinery in Germany and belief large scale farming suits princely estates. Max Nordau spoke at the Zionist congress in Basel urging Jewish professional and moral improvement and cooperation, and urging against emigration to London and New York.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Imany
Basse
Switzerland
Max Nordau
M. Nordau
Europe
London
New York
Yuan Shikai urges delay over Tianjin return to China
Shanghai December 2 A report says Yuan Shikai governor of Chi Li province advises the Chinese court to remain at Paotingfu until foreign ministers consent to restore Tianjin to Chinese control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yuan Sh Kai
Chi-Li Province
Pao- Ting-Fu
China
Tien- Tsin
Boundary Accord Backed by Brazilian Senate
The Brazilian Senate approved an agreement to define the boundary between British Guiana and Brazil. The Bulgarian cabinet has resigned, with understanding that new developments follow.
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British Guiana
Brasil
New Cabinet to Include Two Stambuloff Party Members
The new cabinet will include two members from the Stambuloff party. The czar may visit England for King Edward's coronation if the czarina is healthy. Norway endures unprecedented snowstorms halting trains and telegraph lines, disrupting traffic in Christiansand and nearby areas. Emperor Francis Joseph orders expulsion of Vienna baccarat principals after a Dec 2 gambling session at the Jockey Club.
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Stambuloff
England
Edward
Norway
Christiana
Austria
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Beer Drinking at School Sparks ITT Letter Controversy
Boston December 27 President Pritchett of the Institute of Technology sent a letter to Rev. William T. Worth of the Methodist Ministers Association. He denounces the beer drinking custom at a junior smoker and advocates temperate, controlled gatherings with instructors present versus drinking in hotels. He urges temperate living and notes churches lack sway over students.
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Boston
Pritchett
Institute of Technology
William T. Worth
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Ion
Explosion Rocks Moosic Powder Mill at Jermyn Works
A blast at Moosic Powder Company’s barrel mill in Jermyn, Scranton district, destroyed mill and nearby buildings. Fatally burned worker Jacob Hiller. others injured including John Gibbs, George Gebhardt, and George Horkel. Glass shattered across Jermyn. a Delaware and Hudson train rocked by the blast. Cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Moosic Powder Company
Jermyn Works
Jacob Hiller
John Gibbs
George Gebhardt
George Horkel
Albert Carey
Jermyn
Delaware & Hudson
Week of Prayer Observance Proposed by Evangelical Alliance
New York leaders William E. Dodge and Rev. Dr. L. T. Chamberlain announce a world week of united prayer from January 5 to 14. Daily topics include The Vision of God in Christ on Jan 6, Our Nation Jan 7, Our Churches Jan 8, Christian Missions Jan 9, The Family and the School Jan 10, and The Coming of the Kingdom on Jan 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam E. Dodge
L. T. Chamberlain
Evangelical Alliance For the
United States
Evangelical Alliances of the World
United and Universal Prayer
Christian Missions
Pressed Steel Car Company reelects directors in Pittsburg meeting
At the annual meeting the old board was reelected with Schoen and Hawley replaced by Judge J. H. Reed and T. Hart Givenhe. a president report says business is booked ahead and the plant will run full for eleven months of the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car Company
C. T. Schoen
E. A. Schoen
E. Hawley
J. H. Reed
T. Hart Givenhe Oy
H.ee
New York
Kidnaping Convicted in Lincoln Under State Law
Lincoln Nebraska December 27 The first conviction under the kidnapping and intimidation statute passed by the state legislature was handed to C B Hunt who received a one year penitentiary sentence. Hunt threatened a neighbor’s family and demanded burial in a vacant lot a can of which was buried instead and officers began surveillance leading to his arrest and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Hunt
Stock Broker Wins Death in Pittsburg Home
Winfield B. Arter a notable Pittsburg stock broker shot himself at his East End home. Ill health for a year and retirement since July suggest temporary insanity. He was forty, survived by a wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Winfield
Arter
East End
Havana Pavements and Sewers Contract Awarded
Bridges, president of new Ampnall Company, announces that his company has been awarded the asphalt contract for laying pavements and sewers in Havana. The deal involves 12,000 dollars and is expected to take five years to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Dec
New Craine
Ampnall Company
Havana
Tammany Warden Punished in New York Disorder Case
Edward G Glennon, former wardman of the West Thirtieth street station, was sentenced to six months in the penitentiary by Recorder Gas after being found guilty of willful neglect of duty for failing to suppress a disorderly use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward G Glennon
West Thirtieth-street
Glennon
Kentucky teachers seek 850000 to support Eckstein Norton University
In Lexington Kentucky on December 0 the Colored Teachers' Association of Kentucky ended a two day session with a resolution to raise funds of 0.08 per cent for Eckstein Norton University near Louisville to promote work and education.
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Lexington
Colored Teachers’ Association of Kentucky
Negle
Eckstein Norton University
Louieville
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