A Monkish Invasion Of Great Britain
An October report describes a quiet, steady increase of Roman Catholic monastic settlements across England. Monks join existing houses in Cornwall Devon and Essex with Trappists Carthusians Dominicans and Capuchins forming communities. The piece notes public curiosity about their work and modest charity interactions with locals.
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London
England
Cornwall
Devon
Essex
Kingsbridge
France
Parkminster
Dest Grinstead
Monka
Jong ‘Azo
Uniform fraternal insurance bill approved at meeting
State Insurance commissioners adopted a uniform bill on fraternal beneficiary associations. New groups must use rates based on the actuaries mortality table plus four percent interest. Existing fraternals may reincorporate to meet the new member rate or stay with current terms.
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Baltimore
Convention of State Insurance Commissioners
Union
Chamberlain Publishes Pamphlet on Fiscal Policy
Tendon Sept 30 Former Colonial Secretary Chamberlain has prepared a pamphlet outlining his fiscal policy including a breadstuffs duty. The Liberal association in Midlothian Edinburgh has chosen Lord Dalmeny as its parliamentary candidate, who opposes Chamberlain's preferential trade proposals.
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Tendon
Chamberlain
Myr
Birmingham
Midlothian
Edinburgh Liberal Association
Lord Dalmeny
Earl of Roseberry
Train Hits Street Car in Chicago Fatal Crash
Five people die and many more are injured as the Wisconsin Central limited passenger train collides with a Forty third avenue street car near Fifty second avenue. Motorman Kilroy warns of wet rails but brakes fail to stop the car, which is split in two and hurled into the air. Names of the injured and killed include F Roberts William Griffith J Butler J Williams J Gallagher Frank Gray Louis Struby J M Corrigan J Markely John Kilroy Tennis Enright John Laney and others connected to the race track crews.
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France
England
The
Free
Blackfriars Bridge
London
Whitefriar, Street
Capuchins
Peckham
Alma
Chicago
Wisconsin Central Limited
Fifty-second Avenue
Marlem
F. Roberts
William Griffith
Kansas City
Hawthorne Track
Joseph Butler
Trank Gray
Lexington
Touis Struby
Ieg
J. M. Corrigan
J. Markely
John Kilroy
Tennis Enright
John Laney
Kilroy
Enright
Military Brutality Alleged in German Army
Berlin reports another case of alleged abuse within the German Army as a private is said to have been tortured by a sergeant. The incident adds to ongoing concerns about discipline and treatment of soldiers.
Trial reveals systematic cruelty in German Army at Halle
At Halle Sergeant Nebelung on trial for continuous maltreatment of soldiers amid reports of earlier cases with hundreds of acts. Evidence describes beatings with broomsticks and pokers, forced runs, singing on all fours, rifles between teeth, and other punishments as officers allegedly enabled the abuse.
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Halle
Nebelung
Tie
Nebolung
Frankfurter Zeitung
Grout open to Tammany nomination for New York Comptroller
Edward M. Grout, nominee on the fusion ticket with Mayor Lowe, says he would accept a Tammany endorsement if offered unconditionally and would not resign the fusion slate if he does so. He backs Lowe’s re election and notes the campaign will hinge on municipal record not national issues.
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New York
Edward M. Grout
Lowe
Yoleniny
Platt
Grout
Vornes
Tammany
Comptroller
Fornes
Low
Digestive cure touted as remedy for stomach trouble
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for indigestion and stomach disorders, claiming it restores digestion and vitality. A testimonial from Charles N. German of Lehighton, Pa, praises the product and warns against substitutes, noting six bottles cured his indigestion and urging use of the medicine and Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Pierce
Charles N. German
Lehighton
Wagney
Doctor Tierce
Rag Pickers Union Strikes for Recognition on East Side
Rag pickers of the East Side strike for recognition of their recently formed union. A picket belonging to the union was affected, but the strike leaders express confidence in victory.
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New York
East Side
A Music Loving Snake in Philadelphia Parlor
Emma Davidson of 1 Delaware Avenue Philadelphia found a three foot black snake in her parlor beside the organ. Her father killed it with a cane which was ruined in the attempt. The incident occurred as she dusted the furniture and noticed the snake after a loud cry drew attention.
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Philadelphia Record
Hellefonte
Emma Davidson
Delaware Avenue
First National Bank of Ogden Utah Directors and Officers
The First National Bank of Ogden Utah lists David Eccles as president and Thomas D Dee as vice president. James Pingree serves as cashier with a board including Joseph Clark James Sharp W W Riter and others. Accounts of banks corporations firms and individuals solicited.
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David Eccles
Coussses
Thos. D. Dee
James Pingree
Cashier Board OF
Job Pingree
Joseph Clark
James Sharp
W. W. Riter
Ger. H. Tribe
Bernard White
Thomas D Dea
Adam Tatterson
Ogden State Bank Advertisement Promotes Services
Ogden State Bank Ogden Utail presents officers H. C. Bigelow president J. A. Boyle vice president A P Bigelow assistant cashier B R Moyes. The ad invites banking business and promises prompt courteous attention. Interest paid on savings accounts and time deposits.
Utah National Bank Directors and Officers Highlight
The Utah National Bank lists J. E. Dooly as president Horace E. Peery as vice president Horace E Peery as cashier and directors J E Dooly H E Peery J L Teery AK C Belcher W J Stanley. It proclaims United States depository status with liberal account terms and interest paid on time deposits.
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J. E Dooly
eVresident Nlorace E. Peery
Eeva0
Ri. E. Hoag
Aeas Cashier
J. E. Dooly
H. E. Peery
J. Teery
AK. C. Belcher
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Stanley
United States Depository
Lenox notes on New England Cotton men address
Telegraph notes from Lenox Massachusetts report President Walmesley delivering the annual address at the New England Cotton Manufacturers association session. Other items note Archbishop Kain of St Louis in critical condition and Col Harold C McGrew of Indianapolis elected commander in chief of the National Army and Navy Spanish War veterans.
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Lenox
Mass
New England Cotton Manufacturers Association
Walmesley
Baltimore
Kain
St. Louis
Newhaven
Connt
Harold C. McGrew
Indianapolis
National Army and Navy
Norfolk and Western Elects Johnson as President
Philadelphia Sept 30 The directors of the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company elected F E Johnson president to succeed the late F J Kimball He will also continue in his role as general manager
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Philadelphia
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
FE. E. Johnson
F. J. Kimball
Johson
Creek Indians land sales ruled unlawful deeds void
The secretary of the interior reports Creek Indian allotments sold without approval, violating the law and treaty. The attorney-general advises such deeds are void and must not be recorded.
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Washington
Rept
Secretary of the Interior
Department of Justice
Indiana
Boyertown Boy Attacked by Unknown Reptile
Young Hunsberger, son of David Hunsberger, was attacked when a huge awake of unknown species struck him. The reptile darted into his trouser leg, climbed up his body, coiled around him, and emerged from his collar as alarmed neighbors rushed to help. A physician is caring for the boy.
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Boyertown
Pac
David Hunsberger
Hunsberger
Thrilling encounter with rattlesnakes near Manceyville
In Hellefonte Pennsylvania Joseph Hutton reports a near disaster when a rattlesnake two feet from his baby surprised a mother returning from the pasture. She hurled a bucket to drive away two coiled snakes that fled after the milk bucket startled them.
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Hellefonte
Joseph Hutton
Mancyville
Federal grand jury resumes post office case testimony
In Washington on September 30 the federal grand jury continued hearing testimony in post office cases. It was planned to report forty local indictments today but these were postponed until true bills in postal cases are ready.
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Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Chief Comments on Mine Tensions
President Lathrop of the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke company reports no serious trouble at the central Pennsylvania mines. He notes only minor friction between miners and operators in a limited area.
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Philadelphia
Lathrop
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
Central Pennsylvania
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