Actors' Church Alliance Draws Attention at Grace Cathedral
Reverend Walter 12 Hentley, general secretary, will preach at Grace Cathedral this Sunday and help form a local Actors' Church Alliance chapter. Bentley, former actor turned minister, plans meetings at Good Shepherd, North To, and the National Hotel to organize lay and professional members. The group, about 2,000 strong, aims to protect Sunday rest for actors and promote reform, citing support from the Anglo American church.
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Grace Cathedral
Walter 12 Hentley
Actors’ Church Alliance
Bentley
Operia
Taymen
Good Shepherd
North
National
T. C. Potter
Alliance
Chicago
John Calvin
Shakespeare
Fragmentary Remainder of Steam of Thought on Wives
The passage notes that pain from womanly disease mars beauty and happiness, and asserts wives should always be faithful according to society. It pairs moral standard with personal suffering, suggesting a cultural belief about marriage and health.
Clarage remedy claims cures and improvements
Backed by many cures over a long period the Boether remedy is promoted for weakness and related ailments. It touts notable success and urges readers to consider its use for health improvements, claiming reliable results across many cases.
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Pierce
Duke of Blanchester report eyed in London dispatch
A dispatch from London reports the Duke of Blanchester is seriously ill and confined, with rumors alleging a grave kidney condition. He is said to be in a private London sanitarium under specialist care, contrary to claims he remains at his Irish castle. The duchess, Miss Zimmerman of Cincinnati, is said to accompany him.
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Dees
Duke of
Blanchester
London
Wis ‘Ven
Ireland
von Duchess
Miss Zimmerman
Washington Justice Henry Brown Faces Personal Strife
Washington reports Associate Justice Henry B. Brown of the U S Supreme Court has encountered serious personal troubles as a blindness threat grows. He is reportedly under treatment by a well known physician, with the case described as perilous and an ongoing affliction affecting another family member.
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Jusitice Henry B. Brown
U. S. Supreme Court
Beline
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Justice Brown
Escorted Out of Town in Coat Creek Mines
Report notes miners arriving from St Louis to work in a mine were escorted out of Coat Creek Tennessee amid unrest. Colorado miners also mentioned. details unclear as wording is fragmentary.
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Tenn
St. Lous
Turk
Uundars
Colorado
Church Uproar Ends With Nine Arrested In Topeka Fight
In a North Topeka Street Baptist church last night a heated dispute between Rev. Al White and part of his flock escalated to a chaotic scene. Nine congregants were arrested as chairs, a stove poker, and cowhide whips were wielded amid shouts and threats. A former officer, Abe Henderson, was expelled and escorted from the church during the turmoil. Police later booked the nine anti White faction members at Albert Junction station.
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Hegre Baptist Church
North Topeka
al W. White
Atr. White
Fred
Mr. White
Ballie Barton
Rebekah Bufor
John Ewing
North Side
Barlow
Lucien Brodis
Albert Jams
A. B. Stoner
Hey
Charles Me Sheldon
White
Henderson
Edderson
Hamilton
Polie Court
Will Gay
James
Richardson
Gay
Hutton
Agai
Guy
Electric Belt Free Offers Cure Claims in Ad
An old advertisement touts an electric belt promising free samples and claims it can improve vital functions, revitalize nerves, and treat exhaustion. It cites expert opinions and years of testing while urging readers to send name and address for a free trial.
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Elvetrichy
Pipsoni
Witney
Ereeiat
Riots and Raids Mark Late Night Police Activity
A chaotic night ends with false arrests being released on recognizance and a police court hearing planned. Officers raid joints across the city finding whisky, wine, and charred debris. multiple suspects and locations named including George and Otto Andersons, Frank Raynor, and Nick Lonergan. A court ruling on resisting an officer stirs police protest while robberies on Western avenue and Sixth street leave victims shaken.
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Otto Anderson
George Anderson
North
Kansas Avenue
Frank Raynor
Raynor
Sfteen
Nick Lonergan
Echille Best
F. Webb
D. Lewis
Carter Mann
Fred Brenner
Geo. Anderson
D. Lewis Wan
Notable Purchase Boosts White Wyandotte Poultry Line
A Topeka buyer, Mr. B S Paxton, secured prize winning White Wyandotte birds including White Lady, who scored 97 points for pullet at the Illinois state show and 95% for a hen last January. The deal, noted in the Powity Gazette, places Paxton at the forefront of White Wyandotte breeders. other birds like Qu Dotte also reflect the high quality.
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Powity Gazette
B.S. Paxton
EB. Cole
Wyandotte
R. 8. Paxton
Paxton
Lady
Pullet
Illinoia
Helmilch
Weelieve
United States
Theo, Hewes
Qu Dotte
Tit Noin
S Myers
Theo
Hewes
Remains of Credit Mobilier Founder Sold at Auction
Utica December 1 the personal effects of the late Heloise H Durant widow of Thomas Durant president of the Credit Mobilier company were auctioned. Items included silverware bric a brac linens and books from around the world. The total realized likely under two thousand dollars.
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Credit Mobilisr Company
Utica
Heloise H. Durant
Thomas ©. Durant
Credit Mobilier Company
Central Pacific
Thusant Wakat Cat Hina
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