Ex German Emperor Feuds With Recalcitrant Son At Doorn
Doorn dispatch reports daily visits by ex monarchists and dignitaries to the ex Kaiser as Hermine schemes to crown a future empress. Rivalry with the ex crown prince grows into a latent war with both sides pursuing nationalist and monarchist aims. The father clings to old regime ideas while the son leans toward a democratic nationalist stance.
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Chateau of
Germany
Hermine
Berlin
Century old Tron firm closes its doors in Pittsburgh
The 99 year old Brown and Co. iron mill near Pittsburgh’s center is being torn down after a century of operation. The site, about three acres, lacks room to expand and owners decided to discontinue the business as idle machinery stands silent. Between 400 and 600 workers were once employed.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Miltenberger and Brown
Brown and Co., Inc
J. Stuart Brown
Belle Chasse to Become Confederate Memorial Shrine in Louisiana
The Belle Chasse plantation, home of Judah P. Benjamin, will be turned into a memorial shrine and the headquarters for Louisiana's United Daughters of the Confederacy and Sons of Confederate Veterans. Benjamin, a Louisiana senator and Confederate official, died in Paris in 1884. The property near Gretna will be purchased for 6500 dollars by the Judah P. Benjamin Memorial Association, with about 25000 dollars more needed for restoration.
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Belle Chasse
Judah P. Benjamin
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Louisiana
Benjamin
United States
Congress
Jefferson Davis
England
Paris
Gretna
Mississippi River
Judah P. Benjamin Memorial Association
I Saw Your Ad in the Journal Merchant Tip
A shopper tells a seller to recall seeing their advertisement in the Journal. The remark aims to prompt attention or legibility of a past ad for a purchase. The exchange underscores how readers reference newspaper ads in local commerce.
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the Evening Journal
Judge Sawyer Addresses Prohibition Enforcements at Baptist Church
The Anti saloon League leader Judge Sawyer spoke at a Baptist church awakening support for enforcing the prohibition law. He argued the League comprises reputable men aiding enforcement and noted that despite law, liquor remains a global issue and smuggling persists. He credited the League for progress against the liquor traffic.
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Baptist Church
Sawyer
Antisaloon League
Missionaries of Christ
America
Europe
Orient
United States
Anti-saloon League
Women church workers gather for annual meeting in Chicago
The Women s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its Oct 8 15 meeting at the Chicago Temple with delegates from 96 conferences. A first time roll call will gather conference suggestions for improving the group and an open forum will discuss results. Fraternal delegates from sister organizations will attend for first time. Mrs Lute Johnson represents the church and Mrs F F Lindsay Minnesota will send the first vice president of the Women s Foreign Missionary Society.
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Fporrgather
Chicago
Women's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago Temple
Lute Johnson
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
F. F. Lindsay
Minneapolis
Welcome Deleted From Invitation to German Educators
Berlin reports a London meeting debate over whether a German visitor would be welcomed to inspect Walthamstow schools. Councillor Edwards urged deleting welcome and inserting permission, citing wartime prejudice, while others argued for open access for foreign educators.
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Berlin
Walthamstow
London
Frita Karsen
Edwards
England
Liewellyn
Germany
Karesen
Willhamstow
France Promotes Desolation Island Exhibition in Havre
An exhibit at Havre museum showcases Kerguelen Island in the Indian Ocean. Rene Bossiere popularizes sheep farming and hunting as economic aims. Curator Etienne Peau returned from a scientific mission with flora and fauna specimens. A French company employs 200 on the island from Oct 15 to March 10 to process hides shells oils and more. Sea elephants are plentiful and attract hunters.
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LE Havre
France
Havre Museum
Kerguelen
Desolation Island
Indian Ocean
South Africa
Australia
Rene E. Bossiere
Havre
Etienne Peau
Kergulen
Keota Visit Finds Irene Davis Teaching in Wyoming
Irene Davis, a former Keota girl now teaching in Gillette Wyoming, writes of a Salt Creek and Teapot Dome trip with fellow teacher to oil towns. She describes Safford guiding them, dance halls, rough towns, and a Davis car sign amid a busy oil field scene with many companies and high output.
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Keota
Kana Davis
I. Lo Pulver
Irene Davis
Gillette
Wyoming
Irene
Salt Creek Dome
Teapot Dome
Safford
Midwest Oil Company
Sinclair, Ohio
Mutual, Carter
Kaseming
Salt Creek Oil Dome
Sasper
Louie la Vave
Miser
Snider
Mr. Safford
Davis
Miss Davis
Local Happenings Include Visits and School Event
In Crawfordsville A T Brown of Washington visited yesterday while Gladys Strothman and Norma Reaney returned to their homes for weekend plans. Mrs Mollie Fishburn, Mrs E R Doty and Miss Pauline Doty were in Washington. Juniors hosted Seniors at a Long Creek weiner roast with Vee Packer and Mr Ross as sponsors. Dublin reports 22000 one room tenement families and a need for 20000 more houses with plans to clear old blocks and build flats and temporary housing during reconstruction.
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Crawfordsville
A. T. Brown
Washington
Gladys Strothman
New London
Norma Reaney
Ainsworth
Mollie Fishburn
E. R. Doty
Pauline Doty
Washington Yesteday
Harold Graham
Wilson Lemon and Sons
Dublin
Bringing Up Father In Ireland at the Graham Next Week
The famed Jiggs family returns in Bringing Up Father in Ireland presented at the Graham theater next Friday. Maggie Bull leads a lively cast with roling-pins and a pretty daughter described as maintaining a schoolgirl complexion. Now in its tenth consecutive season, the show claims to be a fresh production yearly with irresistible dances music and scenic effects drawing capacity crowds.
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Graham
Ireland
Dinty Moore
Maggie” Bull
War Declared on Fish Bandits in Alaska Fleet
In Ketchikan Alaska on September 2 salmon packers vow not to buy fish believed stolen. More than 30 vessels suspected of piratical tactics have been blacklisted to stop systematic robbery of fish traps in the district.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
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