Prominent Men on Program of World Christian Citizenship Conference
The Philadelphia event runs November 16 to 20 at Chambers-Wylie Memorial Church with notable figures from Gov. Stuart to Dr. Brombatyah. The program spans five days of devotional exercises, lectures, and discussions on nations, religion, foreign missions, morality, and civic betterment. Admission is by ticket, $1, incl. official program and proceedings copy.
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Stuart
Mo G. Brombatyah
W. Scovel
T. P. Stevenson
LA D
Philadelphia
Patos A al Addresa
O. PB
Boston
Mass
John Lynd
Belfast
Ireland
India
Charles K. Parker
Methodist Episcopal
John van
Pss
Arabia
Europe
G. T. Berry
James L. Barton
D.D
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
National Christianity and Publi
Henry C. Minton
DAD
Trenton
U. S
Robert Ellis Thompson
D. D
Central High School
David J. Burrell
The
Alliance of the Reformed Churches
United States
R. C. Wylie
Ll.d. Pittsburg
U.S.A
FL E. Meigen
University of Nankin
China
William Horn
Cleveland
Japan
KE. W. Clement
Tokio
Municn
Ff B
McFarland
Washington
John W. Foster
W. W
Carithers
Oklahoma
Africa
Isaac Taylor Headland
New Hebrides
Island World
D. Crombie
Malakula
New Hebride
Sylvester Fo Scovel
Ll.d
Wooster University
U.S. A
J. F. Carson
Brooklyn
Uss
Hl. Hl. George
J. D
Pittsburg
Christian Church
J. T. McCrory
Christian Statesman
Electric Bitters credited as health thriver for kidney trouble
A testimonial touts Electric Bitters as the best health builder. W. M. Sherman of Cushing Maine reports feeling like a new man after three bottles. Available for 50 cents at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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W. M. Sherman
Cushing, Me
J. B. Lemmon
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Oldfield Defeats Johnson in Five Mile Auto Race
In a crowded Sheepshead Bay track, Barney Oldfield beat Jack Johnson in two of five heats of a five mile automobile match race. Oldfield led each heat, winning by nearly a mile in the first and by a comfortable margin in the second, with Johnson driving a 70 horsepower Thomas against Oldfield in a Knox.
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Pugilat
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Jack Johnson
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Jeffries
John On
Reno
Johnson
Chalmers
Thomas
Pote
Knox
Sheephead Bay
Germany
Italy
France
Clara Morris Home Saved From Foreclosure in New York
Supreme Court Justice Keogh at White Plains signed an order stopping foreclosure against Clara Morris Harriot known as Clara Morris The action by Lawyers' Title Insurance and Trust Co sought $25 000 The move was reportedly aided by Mrs Harriot's brother Lewis Harriott and Morris is reported ill and nearly blind in Yonkers leaving her home at risk of eviction
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Supreme Court
Keogh
White Plains
Clara Morris
Harriett
Title Insurance and Trust Company
Clara Morris Harriott
Frederick C. Harrold
Yonkers
Thief Steals Gold Spike at Berwick Railroad Site
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on October 26 a gold plated spike laid by Samuel C Jayne of Berwick for the Berwick and Nescopeck railroad was stolen overnight. The theft was discovered as workers arrived and police were alerted. The thief is still at large.
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Wilkesbarre
Samuel C. Jayne
Berwick
Berwick and Nescopeck
Boy fatally mauled by hog near Oshtemo field
In Kalamazoo Oct 26 a 5 year old boy from Oshtemo was attacked by a hog while passing through a field. He died of injuries after being pinned and bitten by the animal. physicians treated other injuries but could not save him.
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Kalamazoo
Mith
Arthur Oes Ts
Oshtemo
Enrico Caruso’s Berlin Appearance Triggers Riot
Noted tenor Enrico Caruso performed in Berlin drawing large crowds. The event sparked a riot as attendees surged toward the stage, forcing security to restore order and leading to a temporary halt. Police reported no serious injuries.
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Berlin
Caruso Riot in Berlin Over Bogus Opera Tickets
Berlin authorities report a Caruso riot outside the Royal Opera after ticket buyers discovered they held fake tickets for Aida. Police dispersed the mob as the Kaiser and a packed house witnessed Caruso as Rhadamos amid the turmoil.
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Berlin
Caruso
Royal Opera House
Opera House
Tier Garten
Carrier breaks record in desc? No.
A. L. Filkin rural route carrier No. 2 set a mail delivery record by traveling twenty five miles by car in fifty three minutes. He delivered 140 pieces of mail to 118 boxes sold stamps $1.18 and collected sixteen letters and one post card. Observers included Postmaster L. H. Henry Mailing Clerk R L Brown and others with Congress man Haugen witnessing the start.
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Charles City
Iowa
A. L. Filkin
L. H. Henry
A. le Filkin
R L. Brown
Joe Treat
C. C Hicks
Haugen
The Outcome. Scratch a principle and you will find prejudice
A reflective line from Lippincott's journal notes the strong link between principles and bias, suggesting prejudice stems from closely guarding beliefs and norms. The quotation frames a critique of unconditional adherence to ideas.
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Lippincott's
Parisian Sage Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Health
An old advertisement claims dandruff is caused by a germ and touts Parisian Sage as a guaranteed remedy. It cites Dr Lagerbund, a French physician, and insists regular use prevents baldness, with testimonials from Mrs. Join Stoner of Evansville and a claim of 50 cent large bottles sold nationwide.
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Lagerbund
Erie
America
Join Stoner
Evansville
Ind
Lemmon's
Carton
Not Guilty Verdict for Crippen Accomplice Miss Leneve
London October 26 a jury found Ethel Clare Leneve not guilty of being an accessory after the fact in the murder of Cora Belle Crippen. The prosecution painted her as guilty by association but the court noted Crippen likely shared the same story with others.
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London
Vieting
Ethel Clare Leneve
Cora Belle Crippen
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Miss Leneve
Canada
Mrs. Crippen
Belle Elmore
Alverstone
Dr. Crippen
Crown
Crippen
Shastly
Arthur Newton
Laxative Bromide Quinine Tablets Promise Cold Cure
A vintage ad claims a one dose cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure and a signature of Be. W. Grove appears on each box.
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BE. W. Grove
Seneca Reflections on Luck and Doubt
A pithy meditation notes luck as unreliable and doubt as a persistent burden for human action. The author urges steadiness through uncertainty, emphasizing virtue and reason as guideposts in fortune’s shifting currents.
Swift Specific Cure Advertises Rheumatism Cure
The ad claims rheumatism is caused by blood uric acid and can be cured by a blood cleansing treatment from The Swift Specific Co. It promises permanent relief after purification of the blood and offers free information to readers who write.
Cape Town Celebrates Union Festivities With Parades
Oct 26 reports a grand military parade in Cape Town marking the Union of South Africa. The event features pageants, reviews, and commemorations of Boer bravery, with Britain hailed as a free trade partner and a path to imperial development.
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Duke of Connaught
Wil Probal
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