Many Happenings Condensed For Busy Readers Friday
Senator Grady would not be elected president pro tem of the New York Senate. In Sicily second anniversary services were held in Messina and Reggio. Joseph Brucker of Berlin outlined plans to cross the Atlantic in an airship. Christian Scientists protest guards at Mary Baker Eddy vault. Italian railway unions claim 346000 members and threaten a wage strike. An earthquake reported in Elis Greece. Lisbon news in Paris says Portugal political situation threatens. Banker Joseph G. Robin indicted bail set at 25000 placed under guard. Arch Hoxsey flew over Mount Wilson at 10000 feet. Attorney General Wickersham to reject clemency pleas for bathtub trust cases.
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Grady
New York Senate
Tamman Mall
Sicily
Messina
Reggio
Joseph Brucker
Berlin
Atlantic
Mary Baker
Italy
Elis
Greece
Lisbon
Paris
Ays
Portugal
Joseph G. Robin
Arch Hoxsey
Los Angeles
Mount Wilson
California
Washington
Wickersham
Bathtub Trust
Adams county vote sellers indicted in Ohio case
A dispatch from Etampes reports Henry Farman failed to beat the year’s distance record of 362.66 miles set by Maurice Tabuteau. Andrew Carnegie announced a 1.25 million dollar hero fund for Germany. An international railway commission to regulate US Canada rates was disclosed. The federal treasury shows a reduced deficit of about 6 million in the just ended year.
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Adams County
Ohio
Etampes
France
Henry Farman
Maurice Tabuteau
Perlin
Andrew Carnegie
Hero Fund
Germany
International Railway Commission
United States
Canada
Taft to recognize Nicaragua's new constitutional government
Reports say President Taft authorized formal recognition of Nicaragua's new constitutional government. Elsewhere an earthquake damaged the mausoleum cupola of Sul tan Orkham Ghazi and several Brusa houses. Governor Dix may name Thomas Mott Osborne fish and game commissioner. A Madrid cable says King Alfonso renewed confidence in the ministry and Camarejas reorganized cabinet. Northern Bank of New York directors plan a new institution to replace it. Joseph G Rebin improves rapidly in Bellevue.
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Taft
Nicaragua
Sultan Orkham Ghazi
Brusa
Asia Minor
Albany
Dix
Thomas Mott Osborne
Auburn State Forest
Madrid
Alfonso
Camarejas
New York City
Joseph G. Rebin
Bellevue
New York Inauguration and Baltic Balloon Mystery
John A. Dix is sworn in as governor of New York at Albany amid ceremony. Four men who left Schmargendorf Berlin by balloon Thursday are believed lost in the Baltic Sea. Pennsylvania considers new taxes to fund state services. Anna Volinsky at Manhattan hospital after threats, later reportedly hanged herself. Mrs. Augusta Ste and others await a sensational alleged sighting surrounding Mrs. Eddy.
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John A. Dix
New York State
Albany
Schmargendorf
Berlin
Baltic Sea
Pennsylvania
Anna Volinsky
Anhattan Hospital
New York
Panoic
Vob H. Schiff
Augusta EF. Ste
York
Eddy
Bandit Hold Up Near Ogden Rocks Westbound Train
No masked bandits robbed the westbound Overland Limited near Ogden Utah. passengers and trainmen faced a $1190 loss. The event follows other 1910s era crime patterns noted in the wider paper.
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Ogden
Utah
William E. Corey
United States Steel Carp
Gary
United States Supreme Court
White
Bay of Biscay
London
P Issengers
Houndsditch
Ten Die In Pintsch Gas Explosion In Manhattan
Ten people killed and about 190 injured when Pintsch gas lighting for railroad cars exploded at New York Central power station on Lexington Avenue and 50th Street. The blast demolished the transformer house and shattered all glass in nearby buildings, with a trolley car blown off its track and passengers among the dead.
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New York Central
Lexington Avenue
50Th Street
New York City
Jumps to death marked by judge in grief over son illness
Henry F. Allen a 73 year old Buffalo judge and prominent attorney leapt from the tenth floor of the Mutual Life building after a long illness in his son. His body was found wedged between a skylight and the wall on the first floor.
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Allen
Mutual Life Building
Henry F. Allen
Seventh Street
Buffalo
Court of Claims
State of New York
Mutual Life
Pear Street
Short
Judge Allen
Correspondence School Raided in Scranton
Louis Conrad Lotz and W. M. Bing ham of the Correspondence Institute of America at 307 Lackawanna avenue Scranton were arrested by U S Marshals Evans and Hofford on charges of defrauding via the mails. Authorities say the art course is misrepresented and the institution lacks teaching facilities. They are held in 1900 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Conrad Lotz
W. M. Bingham
Correspondence Institute of America
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
United States
Evans
Hofford
World of Tides and Bores From Bay of Fundy to Amazon
A Philadelphia Inquirer digest describes mighty tides and bores worldwide. It notes Fundy heights, Severn bore, Mount Saint Michael, Panama Bay tides, the Amazon estuary waves, Ganges and Seine risks, and the Jura Scarba tidal race at twelve and a half miles per hour.
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Bristol Channel
Thas
Ireland
Severn
Mountel
Frené
Noirmoullen
Bay of
Mount St. Michael
St. Michael’s Mount
English Channel
England
Poole Harbor
Isle of Wight
Panama
Pacific
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Big Cut
Amazon
Ganges
Seine
Moskol Island
Jura
Scarba Islands
Scotland
Hamburg
Elbe
Philadelphia Inquirer
Mrs Stetson Said To Challenge Church Leaders
Reported activity notes Boston directors suspect Augusta FE Stetson, former leader excommunicated from First Church in New York, aims to claim power as spiritual and temporal head of the Mother Church. She has circulated letters and literature asserting she is the rightful successor to Mrs Eddy and the sole interpreter of Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Augusta FE. Stetson
First Church
New York
Christian Scienct Church
Washington society jewel scandal linked to Mrs McLean
Mrs Edward B McLean of Washington wears a four inch gem said to be cut from a large diamond. The piece decorates her dress while a royal context is claimed. Her father was a mining millionaire and her husband is the son of a wealthy publisher. The couple are amid kidnapping rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. McLean
Thomas F. Wals Orado
Washington
S&s
McLean
Johm R. Me
Planus
Dunkirk Editor Found Dead in Hotel Room
J. P. Miller editor of The Grape Belt of Dunkirk New York was found dead in his bed at the Hotel Gratio Friday. He retired early and did not respond when a bells boy called at 8 o clock. Miller was born in Sheridan and earlier led the Herald Publishing company after A M Loomis. He was a Harvard graduate.
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Dunkirk
J. P. Miller
N. Y
Mr. Miner
Sheridan
A. M. Loomis
Herald Publishing Company
Harvard
Cornell College to Charge Nonresident Tuition
Trustees of the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell Ithaca announce tuition will be charged to students from outside New York. The college enroll ment has risen to 1,254 this year from 932 last year, reflecting a large increase in students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Ithaca
United States
Siegfried and Stewart Engagement Announced at Hickory Street Dinner
Miss Helen Alice Siegfried and Paul B. Stewart became engaged as announced Friday at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Sam Q. Smith at her Hickory Street home.
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Helen Alice Siegfried
Paul B. Stewart
Pride-Elect
Sam Q. Smith
Hickory Street
Lawson and Riley wed at First Lutheran Parsonage
Albert Lawson and Miss Mary E. Riley of Warren were married Tuesday evening at the First Lutheran Parsonage by Rev. W. E. Brinkman with few friends present. The couple will reside in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lawson
Mary E. Riley
Warren
Sto’clock
W. E. Brinkman
Johnston and Roller Tie The Knot In Warren
George C Johnston and Miss Julia E Roller, both of Warren, were married Tuesday evening at First Baptist Church by Rev A C Druimmond. They will reside on Wayre Ave.
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George C. Johnston
Julia E. Roller
Warren
First Baptist Church
A.C. Druimmond
Wayre Ave
Two Hundred Attend Dance at Armory
Two hundred young people attended the rubs party held last Friday evening in the Armory. Among out of town guests were Miss Abbie Cumings of Tidioute Miss Marian Wright of Youngsville the Misses Weiser and Lambert of Titusville Miss Bracken of Corry Miss Chapman and Mr Chapman and Mr Weatherby of Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Abbie Cumings
Tidioute
Marian Wright
Youngsville
Weiser and Lambert
Lydiatt-Brooks Wedding In Pittsfield Pa
Miss Mary H E Lydiatt daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lydiatt of Pittsfield Pa wed Ralph Brooks at Pittsfield in Grace church Warren by Rev J P Burns of Grace church. Twenty guests from both families attended a wedding supper served by the bride’s sister and two groom nieces. The couple left by the P R R east for a short wedding trip and will reside in Bartlesville Oklahoma after January 15 1911.
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Mary HE. Lydiatt
James Lydiatt
Pittsfield
Ralph Brooks
J. P. Burns
Grace Church
Warren
Bartlesville
Okla
O Neil S Wife Clara Bayer Tie In Yankee Bush
A home wedding was solemnized Wednesday December 23 at the home of Mr and Mrs Christian Bayer at Yankee Bush. Their daughter Miss Clara Bayer became the wife of Mr Arthur S O Neil formerly of Warren.
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Christian Bayer
Yankee Bush
Clara
Arthur S O’neil
Warren
Grace Hazeltine Weds Francis Caughey in Pittsburgh Home
Miss Grace Hazeltine and Mr. Francis Caughey were married in a six o'clock ceremony last Thursday at the Hazeltine residence 710 Pennsylvania Avenue West. The ceremony featured an arch canopy, notable attendants, a reception, and a dinner with lilies of the valley and roses adorning the bride’s table.
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Miss Grace
A. J. Hazeltine
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Anderson
Buffalo
Killarney
Mabel Grandin
Josephine Rankin
William Burdette Lynde
Death notices incur loss in families of Sheffield and Sugar Grove
Word arrived Saturday of John Busser death. Geo W Metzgar travels to York Pa for funeral. Myrtle Stover of Sheffield dies after three weeks Typhoid fever at Emergency Hospital, age nearly 12. Funeral at F A Stover home. Second Typhoid death within three weeks. Miss Philena Fitts dies Friday at grandmother Adeline Morton’s home Sugar Grove at 18. Survived by Warren J. Fitts Jr. of Pueblo Colo. Funeral at family home Sunday. Miss Fitts active in Methodist Episcopal church Epworth League. Parents deceased.
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John F. Busser
Geo. W. Metzgar
Busser
York
Myrtle
M. E. Stover
Sheffield
F. A. Stover
Philena Fitts
Sugar Grove
Adeline Morton
Miss Fitts
Warren J. Fitts Jr
Pueblo
Colorado
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Diamond Indentation in Hydrate Press Demonstrates Hardness Limit
A fragment explains that while diamond is the hardest substance, it is brittle. If placed between two hard steel faces in a hydrate press and pressure is slowly applied, the steel will indent the diamond.
Le Possession. A happiness, Lord Holland
Fragmentary notes reference a possessive idea of happiness and a figure named Lord Holland. Readable text hints at social or philosophical discussion but lacks a clear event, date, or outcome to report.
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Lord Holland
Aim in Life. Ip Hite’s unique fortune debated
Fragmentary text notes a discussion on Ip Hite’s wealth and its nature, suggesting debates on whether it lies in MED lands or elsewhere and questioning the true aim of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ip Hite
Bride Weds in Newberry N Y with Washington Trip
The Newberry New York wedding features a bride in white with a bouquet of roses and a sister attendant from Shinglehouse. The groom is supported by his brother Arthur O'Neil, with Rev. A C Drummon officiating. The ceremony under a smilax canopy ends with a pompous dinner and a honeymoon trip to Washington and southern cities before settling in Newburg New York.
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Newberry
N. Y
C.C. van DeBoe
Shinglehouse
Arthur O’neil
Warior
Baptist Church
Governor Stuarts Message Highlights State Finances and Reforms
Extracts from Governor Stuart's message declare the state debt free and outline reforms. It notes health gains, calls for lower appropriations, enlarging Western Penitentiary, shifting inspectors to salaries, and trusts hospital control to trustees. Also cites crop values for 1410 and bank assets totaling over 1.05 billion dollars with deposits above 720 million.
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Stuart
National Guard
Department of Health
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny County
Charities Commission
He Wonders Why A Philosopher Notes Women’s Fears
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote frames a thinker’s view on gender fears noting why some women fear being kissed while many more fear not being kissed enough. The remark reflects social attitudes and humor about romance and propriety.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Getting Wise in Matrimony Style
A witty line from the St. Louis Star notes married life and fashion quirks, as a husband observes his wife’s habit of pressing pongee dresses whenever a rainstorm looms. The quip highlights domestic routines and comedic gendered expectations.
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Pongee
St. Louis
Merriment a Cheap Medicine Phrase Aims to Lift Mood
A light column extols merriment as a philosophy and sunny side of existence, noting laughter as a cheap remedy and suggesting cheerfulness improves life even if not fully understood.
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Baroness Hengelmuller
Aoh Hoxsey
Legagneux
Pau
Ralph Johnstone
Belmont Park
J. Armstrong Drexel
Philadelphia
Dréxel
Tonia Paulham
Walter Brookins
US City
Hoxsey
Hoxey
Iia
The
Bay of Fundy
English River
Edward KB. M Lban
Lawson-Riley
Johnston-Roller
Lydiatt-Brooks
O’ Neil
Bayer
Caughey
Hazeltine
Francis Caughey
Pittsburg
Joseph Hart Caughey
A. C. Drummond
Miss Myrtie Stover
Gov. Stuart
Railroad Commission
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