Father Kroeger a Hall A Romance Epiphany Mecca For Sick
The article recounts Father William Kroeger a German born physician priest who built a vast sanitarium in a Dakota village. He treated many at no charge while charging the wealthy, died after overwork, and left a large estate with plans to place the establishment in trust to the Catholic church for continued care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather Ignaurs
Dakote
William Kroeger
Balzay
Father Kroeger
Nas
Balzsc
Beleac
Jim Jete
Balzac
Agaly
Puther Kroeren
Denome
de Ramnese
America
Leon
Nina
Bietk Prairies
Imi
Hiis
Luntoow Steads
Lai
Ilterwlly
Lus
Greatest production of musical comedy in America
Early theater listing promotes Witt Janes T Powers grand chorus and special orchestra as the greatest production of musical comedy in America. Seats priced 60 cents to 1.50 go on sale at Plake's starting Tuesday December 27, with a possible extra matinee at 3:00 if demand is high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt Janes T.powers
America
Gale
Plake
Seven Miles of Corn Reaches New Orleans for Export
New Orleans on December 27 reports seven miles of corn and twelve cars of grain received for export. The grain, sourced from Missouri River tributaries and shipped from St. Louis Kansas City Omaha and Chicago, is loaded onto ships. Four elevators will be running within a fortnight, with 40,000,000 bushels expected for the year and Frisco plans to arrive in January. By January 10 four large Western grain storehouses will be operational, boosting Southern grain movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Missouri
Kinses
Neprasie
Timois
Bel St. Louis
Ransay City
Omaha
Chicago
Belfast
Aar- Hull
New Waterford Hardware Dealer and Davis Contract
New Waterford reports a hardware dealer, Kinnear, sold a binder to Frank Davis with a payment clause. Davis did not pay. Kinnear pursued collection and a personal visit followed. Davis allegedly recalls a joke about a gag contract, while Kinnear asserts a binding agreement existed.
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New Waterford
Wien
Kinnear
Frank Davis
Davis
Davig
Constable and Sheriff Involved in Romance Shooting Fray
A Gainesville message reports Tada Wilson constable of Warren Fork township and Everett Gilland engaged in a shooting at Romance north of Gainesville. Gilland was killed and bystander Robert Lantz fatally wounded. Wilson surrendered to the sheriff after the incident yesterday evening.
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West Plains
Gainesville
Here
Tada Wilson
Warren
Fork Owoship
Everett Gilland
Sf Noble
Romance
Gilland
Robert Lantz
Constable Wilson
Sher-I
Gasoline Stov e Explosion Burns Woman In Home Fire
A Sunday gasoline stove flare caused severe burns to a woman whose clothing caught fire. She ran toward a neighbor's home as flames spread, and the fires consumed her house and nearby structures before responders could control them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Brazil's Legation to Be an Embassy in City Court
Charles F Dodge returned from Texas to face perjury charges tied to the Morse Dodge divorce case. He was held on his own recognizance and guarded by detectives at a hotel. District Attorney Jerome will decide on grand jury timing and potential Bar Association action after his investigation.
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New York
Des
Charles F. Dodge
Texage
Tri Ox
Morse-Dodge
Arho
Sanuday
Atorney Jerome
Sta
James W. Osborne
Jerome
Dodge
Doge
Ishail
Dods
Dodgeoes
Grand Jury
Distict
Gar Association
Kiwgers
Bar Association
Tiodze
Osborne
Bay Association
Rads
Bar Association Will Take Some Steps In the Watter
Terome
Iikely
anyUsink
Gay
Parern
Ice boat collision on Onondaga Lake kills three
Three men died and three others seriously injured when two ice yachts collided on Onondaga Lake near Syracuse after a gale. The event followed the season’s first ice yacht gathering drawing about 1,500 spectators. Warner brothers and Calet Joss boats, each with five aboard, tried to avoid each other but collided, causing fatal injuries.
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Syracuse
Onondaga
Lake
James Jackson
Charles Mark— Hue
George Todd
Gnontaga Lake
Ihe
Warner Brothers
Fred Warner
Stayer to guard the money five? Cozy Robbery
Beaten into insensibility by four masked robbers who entered the Larson Company dry wood and blew open a safe containing 1,500. Krogstad, partner, was forced to lie hand and foot while the money was taken. After guarding the store overnight, officers struck at dawn as four men attacked Krogstad and ransacked the shop.
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Chicarco
First City Night Passenger Sees New World
Mrs Nancy Bhutley, age 20, arrived in Cincinnati bewildered by the bustling city scene. She rode a railroad train and a street car for the first time in her life while seeking her stepbrother’s home. The experience left her astonished and curious about urban life.
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Nancy
Bhutley
Clucinnety
Todd
Shelley
Nantes
Aos Wontan
Remarkable Northwest Mounted Journey To Rescue Lunatic
Ottawa dispatch reports Corporal Field of Fort Chipwayan led a 1 200 mile trek to bring a violent lunatic from the frozen wastes to a Manitoba asylum. The mission began February 2 with dog teams and sleigh, the man resisting and biting. Field and companion endured cold and danger, delivering the captive safely to Brandon by March 6 after a winter journey across the North.
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Ottawa
Northwest Mounted
Anovty
Wisiter
Corporal Field
Fort Chipwayan
Gary Corough
Jamatic
Starling
Fietil
Rofle
Mare Caipivers
Lon
Fortherwrn
Brandan
Man
Tallest Man in Congress Reported From Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh reporter notes congressman elect Bachfield from the Southside as the tallest figure in the upcoming House. The article describes his 4 inch height advantage, 280 pound frame, and acrobatic bearing compared to peers like Sulloway of New Hampshire. It predicts he will stand tall when he debuts in Washington.
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Pittsburg
Bachfield
Wishington
Ihelo
Barchifield
Wits
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Tinelios
Barebdelu
Ing
Irlands
Sven
Hallas
Murderer sought in infant death in Philadelphia
Coroner Dagan leads an investigation into the decapitated infant found on Twenty first and Atlantic streets. The head was recovered at St rood Ontario streets and the body at a nearby alley. Doctor Wadeworth notes the infant was hours old and neck wounds suggest a razor. Detectives, with Coroner’s Detec tive Meloaney, search nearby homes for clues to the perpetrator and the child’s parents.
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Philadelphia
Bec
Coraner Dagan
Hese
Stow
Atlantic
Tidga
Meloaney
Strood
Ontario
Wadeworth
Peraong
Perpetut
Agra
Goronér Dugan
Wanted A Husband Mooring a Manchester Romance
A Manchester by the Sea advertisement depicts Mrs Jennie H Bahr seeking a husband with money and a temperate nature. John Cameron of Lewton Michigan travels to meet her after an initial eye catching letter. The story unfolds with a marriage proposal and a seaside celebration at Singing Beach amid a rustic breakfast scene.
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Manchester by-the-Sea
Maes
North Shore
New
Eng
Jennie H
Sean
Plap B. Killam
John
Lewton
Michigan
Unusual Electrical Effect At Lewis and Clark Exposition
Portland reports describe a submarine lighting effect for Guild's Take lake, the largest water feature on the grounds. lights under a sealed oak water tight receptacle will illuminate fish and create dancing fire-like visuals at night. Grand court towers, gardens, and thousands of lights will outline the Crown government area, visible for miles. Mount Hood signal displays are planned for June and July, with a central featured keyser and Columbian river ash wheel active on site.
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Portland
Ore
Columbi
Grand Court
Baiklia
Casa de Wage
Nanniming
Ilo Mazayias
Ilo
Vila City
Mount Hood
Oreran
Hy Juke
Whistler painting returns to England from New York
A Whistler painting shipped from New York to England is described as a satirical work featuring three youths near a blossoming peach tree. The article notes a departure from the artist's usual style and mentions the painting’s large size and high esteem among connoisseurs while on display at Fifth Avenue galleries.
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New York
Whistler
Leyland
London
Fifth Avenue
Eugece Glasover
England
Levlard
Myrtle May's Plan To Travel For Health
Nellie and Myrtle Bing Wellia, beloved in town, face illness and finances. Nellie rallies friends to crochet shawls, raising seventy five dollars plus twenty five for Myrtle’s care from a generous store manager. The girls complete sixty shawls, send them, and receive a generous check enabling Myrtle to travel for the summer healthful mountain air. Myrtle's return is hopeful and lively.
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Nellie
Fare Pathways Ang
Nellie Long
Myrtle Bing Wellia
Sevece
Myrtle
Sue
New York
Neillie
Latman
Irené Nellis
Spéarker
Fleets Departure Delayed From New York Station
New York December 23 Navy plans to sail most battleships and cruisers to the West Indies next week for the winter cruise. The plan includes the flagship Kearsarge under Rear Admiral Backey with most officers and men eager to spend Christmas ashore. Ships to depart include the battleships Kearsarge Wisconsin Kentucky Alabama Texas and Massachusetts and the cruisers Minneapolis Tacoma and Chattanooga.
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New York
Nebwattt
West Indies
Kearsarge
Backee
Yérice Station
Tomkinsville
Windis
Kentucky
Alabama
Texas
Masachusetts
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Mecca
Barber Kroeger
Mies
T3sker
Augustin Daly
George Fijai
Taina
Walker Whiteside
Nalubie
Nony
Perstating
David Garrick
Stmder
Brazil
stroRwer guRomerakica
Stayer
Raiiroad
Miles
Canadian Mounted A Belles Office
Congress
D. Burnbfeld
Husband
Mra
Austin
Ray Stannard Baker
Samuel Hopkins Adams
McClure
Henry Wallace Phillips
A. B. Frost
Stewart Edward White
Seumas MacManus
Grace Richmond
C. PT. Embree
Maxfield Parish
NcClure
Mr. Adams
Portland Exposition
Huyler
Krell’s
AllInnlc
Davenport
the Hotel Savoy
Perry
McLean
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