Bishop Brent Travels Home Steerage on Caronia
Right Rev. Charles H. Brent Episcopal bishop of the Philippine islands traveled in steerage aboard the Caronia from Liverpool. He said clergymen should be with the common people and praised the steerage migrants as likely future American citizens. Brent heads to Washington to meet Secretary of War Garrison and reported the Philippines stable politically and churchwise.
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Associated Press
New York
Caronia
Liverpool
Charles H. Brent
Episcopal
Philippine Islands
America
Great Britain
Scandinavia
Brent
Washington
Garrison
Philippines
New Orleans Lad Kills Sister's Sweetheart
Florville Lacoste a fourteen year old boy shot and killed William Easton nineteen, his sister's sweetheart, in New Orleans Louisiana. The killing followed a violent quarrel between the girl and Easton outside the Lacoste home. Lacoste said Easton was abusing his sister when he intervened.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Florville Lacoste
William Easton
Easton
Lacoste
Husband Rescued Despairing Wife in Cardus Tale
A Kentucky woman details years of illness followed by improvement after taking Cardus, praising the tonic and urging others with similar troubles to consult their druggist and request the company’s home treatment booklet from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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Cardus
Cardui
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Ten
I Do Not Experiment on Medical Cure Claims
An advertisement asserts free examination for cures of eye ear nose throat lungs and many ailments. It lists diseases including indigestion rheumatism blood poisoning enlarged glands kidney bladder liver neuralgia scrofula ulcers stomach troubles nervous diseases and general weak systems for men and women.
Newcomb Student Play Triumphs In Three Act Japanese Legend
Newcomb College seniors presented The Flight of the Sun Goddess, a Japanese legend, in three acts. Alden Maher led as Susanco with Mary O Keefe as Amaterasu and Mary Vanderberge as Uzume. Numerous dances were featured under San Remo Solola and Stella Mercadal with stage management by Rosalind Reiman.
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New Orleans
Newcomb College
Newcomb
Japan
Amaterasu
Susanoo
Tokimasa
Susanco
Uzume
Lorna Watson
Sanetomo
Mary Raymond
Ashikaga
Sara Louise Richard
Olga Brierre
Isabelle Snodgrass
Corinne Hereford
Rose Harding
Nellie May Pearce
Rosalind F. Reiman
Constance Brown
Anna Veters
Betsy Dupre
Dorothy Hebert
Betty Glenn
Ella Paine
Anna Wharton
Beatrice Frye
Stella ‘Chorner
Elsie Goldstein
Rosine Brierre
Adele Kalfman
Lucile Alcus
Avis Mercadal
San Remo Socola
Stella Mercadal
Rosalind JF. Reiman
Stella Horner
Bertha Becker
July Breazeale
Grove's Tasteless Malaria Tonic Promotes Liver Action
A timeless advertisement notes Grove's Tasteless malaria tonic strengthens digestion and purifies the blood by arousing the liver and building up the system. Suitable for adults and children, priced at 50 cents.
More Trouble Brewing for Boni de Castellane
The Duchess de Talleyrand Pergold formerly Miss Anna Gould has appealed a Rota tribunal ruling. The court re heard the case after a 1912 decision and again favored de Castellane. Annulling the marriage would let him remarry with church consent.
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Rome
Duchess de Talleyrand Pergold
Anna Gould
Rota
Count Boni de Castellane
de Castellane
Count de Castellane
Get A New Stomach For Twenty Five Cents
An advertisement touts Digestit Tablets promising relief from indigestion and related stomach issues. It claims you can eat a wide range of foods again and offers a trial package for 26 cents with testimonials and a money back guarantee through a druggist.
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J. C. Finfrock
Brooksville, C
W. F. Tilson
Pulaski
van Antwerp
Alabama banks receive portion of federal funds
Secretary McAdoo announced distribution of 10 million dollars of federal funds among 607 national banks in 476 cities and towns across 48 states and DC. Seven banks refused the interest charge and ceased government deposits. NY and other banks note mixed responses to the 2 percent rate.
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Washington
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Treasury
States
District of Columbia
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Chemical National Bank of
New York City
National Bank of Commerce of
New London
Boston
Chicago
Middle States
Western States
16 year old solves problem with angle sector device
Sydney A. Gross a 16 year old Central High School student demonstrates an angle sector that purportedly tri sec ts any angle to a right angle. Prominent mathematicians from University of Pennsylvania Columbia University and local high schools confirm practical tri section and note value to architects and draftsmen.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Sydney A. Gross
Central High School
Euclid
M. J. Babb
University of Pennsylvania
Samuel K. Brecht
David Eugene Smith
Columbia University
Jonathans
Rover
William Penn High School
Rorer
B. C
New Exclusion Act Proposed By Senator Dillingham
A bill to restrict immigration from Southern European and Asiatic countries is to be introduced in the Senate by Senator Dillingham. The plan fixes country quotas at ten percent of the number of natives shown by the last census, and favors Northern and Western European entrants. The immigration office notes current laws exclude few, with 1,033,212 aliens applying last year and only 4 percent rejected.
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Associated Press
Taft
Congress
Senate
Dillingham
Burnett-Dillingham
United States
Italy
Austria- Hungary
Greece
Turkey
Germany
Great Britain
Sweden
Norway
Europe
Commissioner General of Immigration
No Substitute Could Do This Foley Kidney Pills
J F Wallich of Bartlett Nebraska reports kidney trouble with backache and dizziness. After using Foley Kidney Pills the trouble is gone. He notes his father in law, aged over 93, also benefited and gained years.
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Foley
J. F. Wallich
Bartlett, Nebr
van Antwerp Drug Corporation. S
Murder charge in ritual killing case near Kieff
The ministry of justice orders a June or July trial for Mendele Beilliss, accused in the March 25 1911 murder of 3 year old Andrew Yuschinsky near Kieff. Prosecutors press ritual murder theory. indictment cites torture and conspiracy with others.
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Associated. Press
Petersburg
Ministry of Justice
Mendel Beilliss
Andrew Yuschinsky
Kieff
Beilliss
Illiss
Yuschinsky
Milwaukee Singers Aid Vienna Poor In Charity Concert
The Mannergesang Association of Milwaukee performed in Vienna to aid the city’s poor during the American Medical Association meeting. Americans, including Drs. Beebe Halstead Worth and Clara Ferguson, joined a reception at Weiner Kneipe in Dreher Park with songs and conviviality. A team of American university boys planned a friendly football match with Vienna students. Florence Gladys Trumbull will summer in America, and celebrations mark Baroness Suther’s seventieth birthday on June 9.
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International News Service
Vienna
American Medical Association
Charles N. Beebe
Philadelphia
Addison I. Halstead
Rushville
Archibald C. Worth, Jr
Albany
Clara Ferguson
Chicago
Mannergesang Association of
Milwaukee
Mannergessang Verein
Weiner Kneipe
Dreher Park
Florence Gladys Trumbull
America
Baroness Suther
United States
Patterson Opens Catch-My-Pal Crusade in Detroit
Rev. Robert J. P. Patterson of Armagh Ireland launched his catch-my-pal crusade in Detroit on Sunday addressing three crowds. He described the movement starting with moderate drinkers in Armagh and urged pledges to recruit a pal to join the pledge. Four hundred men at the YMCA auditorium pledged to seek out drinkers and aid them in quitting.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Robert J. P. Patterson
Armagh
Ireland
America
British Isles
Holland
Australia
New Zealand
Cure For Rheumatism Promises Relief In Advertised Remedy
A reader claims six years of rheumatism ended after using three bottles of RHEUMA reporting full relief sleep improved and kidneys functioning normally. Another note says after 14 months of severe pain a bottle relieved pain and swelling with cane used no longer needed.
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P. W. Miller
Catawissa
Express Messenger Held in Killing Near Heavener Oklahoma
Kansas authorities seek to detain John Sicke express messenger of Kansas City following the killing of Patrick Lawson a youth from Poteau Oklahoma aboard a Kansas City Southern train near Heavener Lawson and Albert Pruett of Poteau were found riding the blind Sicke says he confronted them and fired when attacked Pruett says Sicke shot and killed Lawson during the encounter
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Fort Smith
Ark
Kansas
John Sicke
Kansas City
Patrick Lawson
Poteau
Oklo
Kansas City Southern
Heavener
Okla
Sicke
Lawson
Albert Pruett
Pruett
Lawson Testimony Recounts Picnic Trip to Poteau
Lawson describes a trip from Heavener to Poteau after a picnic when his hands were lowered by accident. He asserts they were returning home at the time and details the sequence of events surrounding the incident.
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Lawson
Poteau
Heavener
Passenger Wreck Kills Engineer at Moorhead Crossing
At Moorhead Minnesota on June 2 the Oriental Limited of the Great Northern Railroad derailed at a crossing. Engineer Frank French was killed, his fireman seriously injured, and six passengers badly cut and bruised as the engine baggage and mail cars left the rails. Passengers in the dining car were thrown to the floor by the impact.
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Moorhead
Minn
Frank French
Oriental Limited
Great Northern Railroad
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