Worship of Wealth and Public Service Discussed
The conference at Johns Hopkins opened with historical and economic sections, featuring talks on Virginia's colonial system, North Carolina’s ratification of the Federal Constitution, and Chief Justice Marshall. Taussig urged rethinking wealth love and public service, urging longer terms and appointive power to attract capable leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of Historical and Political Science Associations
Baltimore
Bibliographical Society of America
Jonts Hopkins University
The
Historical Association
John Bach McManter
University of Pennsylvania
St. George L. Sloussat
University
South
Virginia
Charles L. Lee Raper
University of North Carolina
Raper
North Carolina
Marshall
Virginia Supreme Court
William E
Randolph-Macon College
Freedman's Savings Bank
Walter JL. Fieming
University of West Virginia
Tredlestog Addrest
William A. Dunning
Columbia University
Economic Association
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Jacob H. Hollander
Johns Hopkins
Hollander
John B. Clark
Wiliam M. Burke
Albion College
Charles A. Tuttle
Wabash College
Roswell C. McRea
Bowdoin College
Frank A. Fetter
Cornell University
Simon N. Patten
McCoy Hall
Political Science Association
Physical Laboratory
A. B. Hart
Harvard
John C. Rose
United States District Attorney
American Economic Assimnation
F.W. Taussig
Harvard University
Omberomn
Notice on Free Marriage and Death Notices In Major Papers
A notice states marriage and death notices may be inserted in multiple newspapers at no extra charge. It lists papers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Springfield man shoots girlfriend then takes his own life
Noah White fatally wounded his sweetheart Ella Shockey in the breast and jaw at Springfield Ohio today. He then shot himself in the head, dying instantly. Ella Shockey is reported in a hospital in a dying condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Noah White
Ella Shockey
White
High Rate For Money Governs Wall Street Panic 1898
Special to The Washington Post reports record loan costs in New York as 90 percent call loans near closing, highest since December 1898. Secretary Shaw visited but offered no relief. Chicago and Boston lenders stayed cautious while New York alone faced the money squeeze. Shaw travels to Chicago with two nephews en route to Vermont.
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Shaw
New York
Chicago
Boston
Washington Post
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
London
Northern Pacific
Treasury
Cusrom House
Vermont
Bryan’s Manila Visit Draws Warm Welcome and Mixed Reactions
William J. Bryan was greeted with enthusiasm in Bulacon Nueva Ecija and Rizal with arches music and parades during a ten hour rail tour. He voiced support for government obedience and outlined Democratic and Republican principles while some locals hoped he would attack the administration. He plans to visit Visayas Monday and later Mindanao Moro country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportal
Washington Post
Manila
Bulacan
Nueva Ecija
Rizal
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Malplee
Visayas
Mindanao
Loyalist Council Protests Cumberland-Presbyterian Union
The Cumberland Presbyterian Loyalist Council met in Nashville and adopted resolutions opposing the proposed union with the Presbyterian Church in the United States. A telegram was sent to the fraternity and union committee in St Louis to arrange details, including custody of church property. The resolutions claim Loyalists would retain title to church property as holders of the original articles of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyalist Council
Ita
Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian Loyalist Council
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
United States
Committee On Fraternity and Union
St. Louis
Search for missing heir in million dollar estate
James A Pratt of Flushing L I disappeared from his home on Easter Day leaving a wife and five children and is believed in Northern Minnesota while police search. Sister Miss May Pratt asks continued inquiry as executor risks delays in settling the estate valued over a million dollars. The Brooklyn Trust Company appears in a codicil replacing the father’s will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
James A. Pratt
Flushing
Minnesota
May Pratt
Brooklyn Trust Company
Seirs
Yellow Jacek
Galveston
Eddy Bans Christmas Gifts In Christian Science Churches
New York December 2 Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy leader of the Church of Christ Scientist has issued a mandate declaring giving presents and sending greetings at Christmas a sin and a shame Elders are warned not to spend time writing messages of congratulation The ban appears in church by laws and caused widespread surprise as members had prepared Yuletide celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Enerltas
Church of Christ
Scientist
Presenta
Ecet
Mother Eddy
Yuletide
Christian Science Churches
Mail opened by mistake explains error to postal inspector
Frankfort Kentucky December 27 Edward Co Leigh secretary to Governor Beckham said a telegram about mail opened referred to bets dropped into the executive office box and addressed to Senator Blackburn. He said a post office inspector was satisfied with the explanation and that similar mixups had occurred before. The inspector noted possible confusion with J C Blackburn and Beckham. no further comment from Postmaster General Certelyou on tampered papers until they reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Edward Co. Leigh
Beckham
Washington
Executive Department
Secretary of State
Blackburn
J. C.S. Blackburn
Wes
Gov. Beckham
Courier-Journal
J. C. Blackburn
J. G. W. iHeckham
Certelyou
Frankefort
Dignitaries Greet White at First Official Rome Reception
American Ambassador Henry White hosted his first official reception at the Drago Palace in Rome. King Victor Emmanuel sent two court masters of ceremonies to present guests, including Premier For tis and cabinet members, royal court dignitaries, the diplomatic corps, Roman aristocracy, and notable Americans like Thomas Nelson Page, Charles R. Fint, James K. Cogswell, and Harry St. George Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Henry White
Drago Palace
Victor Emmanuel
Charles R. Fint
New York
James K. Cogswell
United States Navy
Harry St. George Tucker
Mrs Fitzsimmons Arrives in Sioux Falls for Music Study
Mrs Julia Fitzsimmons wife of pugilist Robert Fitzsimmons arrived Monday and stays at the Cataract Hotel. She denies coming for a divorce but reports say she intends to live in the state to study music and resume her stage career. Her case is in the hands of a well known local attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Post
Sioux Fells, & Dak
Dac
Julia Gitford Fitzsimmons
Robert Fitzsimmons
Cataract
Edwin Leidfreed Named Dean of American Commercial Schools Institute
Chicago December 21 The board of trustees at a meeting tonight elected Prof Edwin Leidfreed of Philadelphia as dean of the American Commercial Schools Institution which will be located in Washington DC A further trustees meeting is planned for tomorrow to select an examining board and faculty and to arrange for immediate start of work The institution comprises affiliated commercial schools nationwide aiming to standardize studies and graduation requirements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
American Commercial Schools Institution
Edwin Leidfreed
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
French poolroom raid ends in four arrests in West Fifty-Eighth Street
Police raided a women’s poolroom in a brownstone on West Fifty-Eighth Street after a month of surveillance. Detectives Lyons Yunge and O'Brien recovered dope sheets and racing charts as patrons, including a proprietor Catharine Heddy, were identified. Eighteen women were lined up to give names and addresses while a jeering crowd gathered. One patron surrendered diamond earrings to gain release as four arrests followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port
New York
West Fifty-eighth Street
Willam McLaughlin
Lyons
Yunge
O'Brien
New Orleans
Catharine Heddy
Tne
Venezuela and Colombia sever ties amid Corto dispute
President Castro reopens diplomatic rift with Colombia after failing to arrest Montilla. Venezuelan consul at Cucuta withdrawn and the general ordered home as Bogotá and Cucuta receive new rupture warnings. State Department calls the situation serious.
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Cucuta
State Department
Colombia
Castro
Venezuela
Omsur
Bogota
Poni
Montilla
Cansul
Peruvian Minister Paurde Presented to President Roosevelt
Secretary Root presented Senor Don Felipa Paurde the Peruvian minister to the United States. Paurde delivered his letter of credence and voiced Peru’s wish to strengthen U S ties and attract American capital. He praised Roosevelt policy aiming at justice peace and greatness in American soil.
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Senor
Don Felipa Paurde
Peru
Roosevelt
Root
United States
Health Office Record Deaths Reported to Dec 27
Health office record lists multiple deaths with ages and hospital notes including Edgar P. Berry 62, Willem Carter 45, Ruth Hayes 11, Frank D. Jandon TA, Arthur King 11 days, William Miles 29, Minnie Ragan 38, Kinney Shepferd years, Charles Edward Bikken 20, Mary B. Turner 2, Henry White, Florance Wannall 22 months, and others. Also movements of Atlantic steamers: Oceanic sailing to Liverpool, Vaderland arrival at New York, Pennsyl vania sailing Hamburg Dover, Majestic arrival to Liverpool.
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Béith Andrew
Edgar P. Berry
Rat
Willem Carter
Grace
John Dent
Emergency
Bilza Hart
Providence Hospital
Ruth Hayes
Navy Place Ee
Frank D. Jandon
Revolt Crushed At Kharkov Flag Uprising Suppressed
Desperate revolutionaries press for general conflict as Kharkov mutiny ends with troops and artillery battering Helfrich works. Mistchenko escapes after barricades block St Andrews Monastery rail line. 137 rebels killed or wounded. Police in St Petersburg armed as strikes persist and unrest grows, with Kropotkin returning to Russia under amnesty.
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Kharkof
Helfrich
Mistchenko
Manchuria
Moscow
St. Andrews Monastery
Eral
St. Petersbore
Narva
Motka Canal
St Petersburg
Bourse Gazette
Peter A. Kropotkin
St. Petersburg
Russia
Alarm in Warsaw as revolutionaries threaten Poland
Reports from Warsaw and Lodz describe shops closed and banks shut as a general strike spreads. Ambulence stations set up, police fortify doors, and physicians prepare for emergencies amid fears of a large scale armed rebellion planned by Socialist revolutionaries inspired by Moscow and Baltic successes.
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Warsaw
Orana
Union of Physicians Heen
Lodz
St. Petersburg
Poland
Baltic
Moscow
Russia
Little Boy Hurls Bomb At Kharkoff Detachment
London dispatch notes a harsh incident in Kharkoff showing the brutal ferocity of the fighting. A boy near Konny Square threw a bomb at Cossacks. ground was torn up, several Cossacks were wounded or killed, and bloodied debris marked the scene.
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Kharkoff
London
Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Konny Square
Disarmament at Puriloff Iron Works in St Petersburg
Special dispatch reports extensive disarmament at Puriloff Iron Works where searches found over 1,000 revolvers and about 100 rifles. Deployments included Bemsonovski regiment to Moscow and a brigade of artillery to Riga. Ismailoveki regiment and Cossacks surrounded nearby dwellings. one worker shot and wounded a police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Washington Post
J. Petersburg
Capittal
Bemsonovski
Amperia Guard
Moscow
Artilley
Riga
Puriloff Iron Works
Ismailoveki Regiment
a_po
Moscow Revolt Collapse Boosts Russian Bond Prices
Russian bourse rallied as Moscow revolt was deemed collapsing. Imperial 4s rose to 793 1 4, government lottery bonds up 15 points. budget estimates excess ordinary revenue at 50 million dollars, with 195 million needed for war expenses. Ukase authorizes 100 million short term bonds. Kuropatkin reportedly moved 1.45 million gold abroad. Berlin notes securities up 1 to 5 percent on bourse.
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Moscow
St. Petersburg
Ukase
Molva
Gem Kuropatkin
Far East
Imperial Bank
Berlin
Baltic Rebels Fire Up Russian Lands Across Rail Line
Wi E. Smith reports 8000 armed insurgents from the Baltic provinces crossed the railroad between Retjitzsa and Pskoff and threaten to “annex” the Lithuanian Republic region. They burn residences as Letts burn estates and loot churches, while pursuing troops from St. Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
Vec
Aydtkuhnen
Wi E. Smith
Berlin
Baltic
Retjitzsa
Pskoff
Smith
Russia
American ambassador seeks protection for Lubertal works
At Lubertal near Moscow, Mr. Meyer the American ambassador pressed Russia’s government for immediate protection of New York Air Brake Company property and employees after reports insurgents might seize the plant. Gen. Doubassoi dispatched dragoons to Lubertal in response amid fears of explosive stock and shrapnel manufacture for the Russian war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteraburg
Meyer
New York Air Brake Company
Lubertal
Moscow
Doubassoi
Await Sigsbee Arrival to Decide Warship Dispatch
The decision on sending American warships to the Battle will be made after the armored cruiser Brooklyn and protected cruisers Galveston Tacoma and Chattanooga reach European waters. No final choice has been made yet. French Cassini To Go Direct To Cronstadt From Copenhagen Brest reports confirm the Cassini will sail directly to Cronstadt, with M. Bompard suspended as ambassador at St Petersburg.
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Brooklyn
Sigsbee
Galventon
Tacoma
Chattanooga
Cronstadt
Brest
France
Cassini
Copenhagen
M. Bompard
St Petersbure
Death of William Purcell longtime editor of union and advertiser
Rochester December 27 William Purcell longtime editor of the Union and Advertiser died this evening. Born in 18__, he helped found the Daily Union in 1852 and served as assistant editor after the 1856 consolidation with the Advertiser. He became editor in chief in 1864 and held many local offices and Democratic conventions delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Union and Advertiser
Rochester
Wiliam Purcell
Union and Advertiser
Purcell
Daily Union
Advertiser
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Columbia, & C
Taylor
Geo. Hampton
Charleston Harbor
Fort Sumter
Indiana Governor seeks resignation of secretary of state
Indianapolis report says Gov. Hanly asked for the resignation of Daniel Storms after a two hour meeting with Gov. Hanly, Attorney General Miller, and Storms. Storms may resign. details remain unclear. Storms owed the state 77000 as of October 1 and secured part with trustee securities and borrowed funds. Next settlement due January 1. Investigating committee findings in the auditor's office are linked to the push for resignation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hanly
Daniel Storms
Hanty
Miller
J. J. Appell
Secretary of State
Minster
Licensed to Marry The Fort Fouts group weddings listed
A long list of marriage licenses showing numerous couples from cities including Fort Fouts Ma Hollidays huro Va Camden N J and Richmond Va among others. Names include George FH Shannon Hattis T Ware John F Chapman Carrie R Cobb Daniel W Stewart Irene HI John Butter Irene HI William M Collins Margaret McLaughl Mae E Bohemaan and many more with partners from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and Indiana reflecting broad regional licensing.
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George FH. Shannon
Hattis T. Ware
Fort Fouts
John F Chapman
Carrie R Cobb
Henry
Martin
Dollie Whiteside
Held
John A Thompson
Zetelia Sraith
David Lewis
Martha Biffle
Hollidayshuro
Daniel W. Stewart
Camden
N. 2
Rule John Butter
Irene HI
William M Collins
Margaret McLaughl
Stauntoo
Van
Joan P
Bessie Vane
Roland L. Carneal
King William County
Mate Blanton
Caratine County
Matthew M. Morton
Bucy A. Turner
John Wilton
Lil
Jackson Jer. D. Anderson
Alice M. Lenk
Ernest Eglen
Amanda J. Gilmore
Lineden
Casper F. Branter
Broadway
Minnie Mobaugh
Harrisonburg
James W. Henry
Annis P Philips
Richard L Roberson
Outdred
A. Horner
Manchester
Aaron Gregor
Sadie Sutton
Caroline County
Bernard Johnson
Nore Childress
Richmond
Clarence W. Tiepor
Aa P. Madden
William H.callett
Fannie L. A Aske
John 3 Steuther
Frances Sturrefeler
Columban
Levin A. R. Lee
N. J
Lucy EB. Brapeh
John Payne
Neenah George
John H Foblenz
Middletown
Elizabeth F. Shaw
Brookeisle
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Prof
Taussig
Webber—Lipphard
Samus, H. Greene
Brea N, Webber, Jr
Allegheny
Edith Emily Lipphard
Baker
du F
James Baker
Rose Green Baker
Rockville Christian Church
Battelle
Elizabeth D Patiette
Cluny
Saugerties
Cornelius Battelie
Trinity Church
Angeliles
East Capitol Gbert
Sarah Remingtom Colgate
John Colgate
Choss
Ellath Street
Laura V. Cross
Ciduw
James C Cross
St. Peter's Church
Handy
Annia E. Handy
Samuel W. K Hendy
Fourteenth Street
How LE
Donald Hucene
Belosed
Iam Ho
Mathe M Kerth
Ree Gorges
Eighth Street
Kenealy
Esther V
Cornelius B
Esther M. Kenealy
Dam
St Dominic's Church
Mount Olive Cemetery
McKenna
Katherine McKenna
Woodlawn
Tikken
Charles Edmound
Alice E
Melvin P. Sikken
T Street Northwest
St. Martin's Church
Aimee Louise
Sydney RE
Annie ¥. Smith
Oak HI
Thorsday
Woods
New Jersey Avenue Northwest
William L. Woods
Prof. Taussig
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Mocero
Medeat Prican
Penpeyivania Ave
R. F. Harvey
Joan R. Wright Co
George P. Zarhorst
Wenere
Pol
Trintoog
Trenton
Gov. Stokes
Libbie Garraband
Libble
Thomasville
Miss Goldberg
B. B. Goldberg
Havana
Tex
Patrick Fox
John Bealy
Fox
N. Sikes
Gly Heakx Paystetan
Everr Bert
AMES
Eddy
Senator Blackburn
Fitz
Sioux Falls
American Commercial Schools
Fair Bettors
Buz
Gastro
Pardo
Health Office Record
Oceanic
Liverpess
Cevic
Liverpool
Anewerp
Vaderland
Dover
Boulogne
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Queenstown
Majestic
Slaughter
Bg Ok
Star of Hope
Zel
New Hope UK
Plain of the Zell Drug CO
Galion, C. Ogran's Drug Store
Cor. Pa. Ave
13Th St
Department
Massachusetts Avenue
Zauspow- Broughams
St. N. W
Anny
American Plant
William Purcell
Canton
One
David Hammond
Canton Bridge Company
Utica
Charles Tilton
Ecuador
Oneonta
Cowperstown
Richie Springs
Buya
Price
Gredie
HUB Furniture CO
E. Cor
Tom and Jerry
A. Collins
Tienen
Indiana
Morton C. Stout & Co. Failors
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