Father Cardella Dead and Feud Unconscious at Gotham Doorstep
An obituary notes Father Philippe Cardella of the Jesuit Brotherhood was found unconscious on the Gotham doorstep and died after being taken to St Vincent’s Hospital. Born into a prominent family, he spent years in Spain and Mexico before his arrival in New York about two years ago.
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Rivet
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Coen
Cordelia
Spain
Uriante Lgr
Mexio
Snally
Priars Will Stay In Philippines Say Manila Clergy
Roman Catholic authorities in Manila state they will not withdraw friars from the Philippine islands and expect to be welcomed as marital advisers once the people are assured the friars will cease temporal rule. They accuse federal party leaders of inciting against the clergy and note bitter reactions toward friars by some Americans and locals during the reinstatement experiment.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
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W C T U Congress Opens in Buffalo Tabloid Style
The National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union holds a three session congress in Buffalo July 1 with speakers from Japan England and South America. Topics include vice in the Philippines relations with other organizations and anti canteen laws. Noted leaders from Massachusetts London and South America attend. sessions run day and evening with prominent women presiding and discussing temperance education and related reforms.
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Chicago
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Delaware Avenue
Buffalo
W. CT. U. of América
Japan
England
South America
Lillian Acn. Stevens
Genational
W.C ‘Tg
Philippines
Skoltlands
Susan
D.ery
Be- Hopal
Sariound Wo T. U
Katherine Lo ‘Steverat
Masaachusetts W. c T
Margaryt de Killa
Penoer Apt
Nettie E. Wilbur
White
Hibrar
Dicrotary
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Helen J. Bullock
COT. U
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Mire
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Fry
Helen J. Buker
Franks Mex S
Oberhaltzer
Carrie
Saigon
Annie Ie
Kellogg Ieepest
Saas
Mrs Dupree Beeting Sparks Camp Meeting Disturbance
Mrs Arty Dupree leads a camp meeting under a bower on Fleveoth and Lincoln streets. A disturbance by local boys occurred during services prompting guards and the crowd to seek shelter as a revolver threat was avoided. Monetary funds were raised to move seating and arrange the outdoor space.
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Notorina
Fleveoth
Lincoln
Josev Lew
Dupres
Dupree
Argentine man and son drift sixty two days at sea
A Guardia National transport, arriving at Buenos Aires, reports a man named Hamed Nekman and his nine year old son were swept from Stanley by currents. They survived on a small supply of potatoes and turnips saved at departure, drifting for sixty two days in an open-boat.
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Buenos Ayres
Herald
Parkland Islands
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Iittle
Fort Scott Citizens Back Fine Open Saloon Plan
Over 300 Fort Scott citizens including the mayor and council sign a petition supporting open saloons and a fine system to regulate liquor traffic. Signers include the city treasurer street commissioner fire chief and county officials plus school board leaders. The group argues fines on dealers better ensure temperance and order than prohibiting saloons.
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Kas
Fort Scott
Cty Tressurer
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
City of
Somnambulist Shot In Brattleboro Town Incident
Marion Starr Creaxy of Hartford shot Sidney Bristol of Battle Creek early today in a bedroom at the home of Cressy’s grandmother in Brattleboro Vermont. Bristol had arrived as a canvas worker and was invited to stay over. he was asleep when mistaken for a burglar.
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Brattlebare
Marion Starr Creaxy
Hartford
Talks Up Kansas Ex Governor Crawford Tells Washington
Ex Governor Crawford of Kansas speaks at Willard's hotel about a severe drought across Kansas and Oklahoma. He notes crop losses and price signals while praising farmers and tree planting as moisture sources, warning hot winds may fade with more foliage.
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Miveourh Kansan
Oklahoma
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Kansas
Missouri
Editor Howes Picnic Promises Music at Atchison Park
Atchison Globe reports editor Howe plans a July 29 picnic with a paid band from Paltmour Park to Atchison. The concert, described as superior, features musicians famed for their craft and will be funded by Howe. Also noted are brief items on Lillian Green’s travel and a rail fare sale to Kansas City with travel dates.
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Muncy
Junction City
Manhattan
Local Scraps and Travel Rumors From Topeka Dispatch
A collage of notes places Kansas City Topeka Blue Rapids and El Reno with mentions of the Rock Island freight depot pension office ball team and a concert. It notes a hospital operation for a local resident a water company project a street improvement near Pitterath and Dillon streets and clerks at freight offices preparing to register for land drawing in Oklahoma.
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G. W. Lewis
Kansas City
Dean J. W. Sykes
Kansas
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Rock Island
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Pension Office
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Hiern
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Oklahoma
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Minn
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Kintor
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el Reno
Retain Morro Castle as U S Fort in Cuba
New York July 19 The administration plans to permanently retain Morro castle above Havana harbor to guard against external interference and guarantee Cuban compliance with treaty terms. The World reports this on authority, outlining occupation and defense with modern artillery to aid Cuba and secure U S interests.
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Morro Castle
Havana
Washington
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United States
Cuba
Transmississippi congress elects leaders and next meeting cities
Cripple Creek Colorado July 19 The Transmississippi Commercial congress adopts resolutions on western interests and selects St Paul and Minneapolis as the next meeting sites The executive committee re elects EL RA Moses of Great Bend Kansas as chairman and names Artinus J ected and other members from Texas California Colorado Kansas Louisiana Montana and other states with a resident of St Paul named assistant treasurer.
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Calfornia
W. N. Bunker
Colorado
Mitchell Benedict
Kansas
F. T C. Fraaler
Toulstiana
Sidney Lewis
Terri Montans
W. M. Woodbridge Beadles
Wromire
Pred Bond
Baldwin Goes Alone In Arctic Expedition Update
Amertos of the Baldwin Zelg expedition with Evelyn Baldwin left Tromsoe bound north and split from the mother vessel Firtjhot Tor Frans Jset. Amertes reached Archangel Russia by July 32. Dr Ailis takes presidency at GlO university in Athens Ohio after Rev Jetalapillet declines. Magdeburg Fire Insurance of Magdeburg withdraws from U S business. Lumber king Williams of Arkansas dies.
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América
Frithjot
Henninxpsaieg
Norway
Fsgahip
Ailis
Athens
Alston Fis
Hamilton, O
Glo University
Anniversary of Juates Death Observed in Mexico City
In Mexico City on July 19 a ceremony marked the anniversary of President Justes death with members of an anti clerical group and students joining a march to church centers. The procession carried banners urging ministers and clergy to end violence against church. Speechers denounced the era as hostile to religion and the church while urging unity with the church against aggression.
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Juates
Mexico City
Justes
Erik
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