All Take Papal Oath Before Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore clerics across the archdiocese report all priests have taken the oath demanded by Pope Pius X as a sign of strict adherence to traditional Catholic teachings. The oath emphasizes faith in magisterium, rejection of modernist ideas, and loyalty to church traditions, with enforcement through January 1, 1971. A Gary, Indiana note follows about a city crackdown on gambling houses.
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Pius X
Europe
Baltimore
Pius
Washington
Maryland
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Mary's Seminary
United States
Christ
Feter
Theas
O Rc
Cuticura Cures 28 Years of Itch Says Patient
Dennis Downing of Waterbury Vermont recounts a long battle with what doctors labeled leprosy and psoriasis. He credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with restoring clear skin after years of suffering and unsuccessfully trying tonics.
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Dennis Downing
Waterbury, Vt
Pitter Drug & Chem Corp Bole
Boston
Cuticura
Denies Japanese Plot Claims in Philippines
War Department rejected repeated statements that Japanese activities in the Philippines spurred anti American plots. Officials noted no information from Governor General Forbes or Major General Duvall justifying such claims and said any spy discoveries would have been promptly reported to Washington.
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Philippines
Plota
War Department
Truvall
Department
Washington
Gov. Forbes
Gen. Duvall
Flood of Art Fakes Says 50 000 In Country
Henry W. Pike of Paris Indiana endorses William M. Chase's figure of 60 000 spurious Corota in America. He outlines faking methods including chalk glue washes pumice oil coats and cracks to simulate age. Detection hinges on authentic study of masters drawings focusing on facial features and line quality.
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Henry W. Pike
Paris
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
William M. Chase
New York
America
Pike
d'Aulby
Er. Harriman
J. Flerpont Morgan
Black Hand Bomb Wrecks Store. Couple Escapes Hurt
Giordino Sargano and his bride, two months married, survive a blast from a Black Hand note at their 624 East Thirteenth Street grocery. The bomb injures Giordino’s old aunt in the adjoining tenement while more than a dozen Italian families evacuate. Plaster derailed, but the couple escape with slight cuts. Julia Douglass of Washington sues stock brokers BEEF Hutton & Co. for 3552 over alleged misappropriation of funds.
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Peca
Washington Post
New York
Giordino Sargano
East Thirteenth Street
Giordino
Glordine
Julia Douglass
Jula Douglass
Washington, D. C
Stock Exchange Firm
of Beef, Hutton & Co
America
Washington
Taylor
Georgia
Amer Institute of Technology
Aloysius Club Hosts Christmas Entertainment Smoker
The Aloysius Club staged a Christmas entertainment and smoker at North Capitol and K streets last night. The highlight was a testimonial of esteem presented to moderator Rev A J Duart, as President J A Healy welcomed guests.
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Atoyaius Club
North Capitol
K Streets
A J Duart
J. A. Healy
Taft Guests At Theater In Washington
President and Mrs Taft attended a Belasco Theater performance with Dr and Mrs Edwin Grosvenor and others. Helen Taft dined with Mr and Mrs Charles C Glover and later joined a Navy secretary hosted dance for Lily Sears and Miss Ames of Boston as part of a festive house party.
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Taft
Belasco Theater
Edwin Grosvenor
Gilbert Grosvenor
Edwin Grosvenor, Jr
Helen Taft
Charles C. Glover
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Lily Sears
Miss Ames
Boston
Marine
Robert Taft
White House
Misses Anderson
John M. Ewen, Jr
Chicago
French
Philbin
Mrs Fowler Hosts Dance At Natreet Home
Mrs John Fowler entertained about 50 young people at her Natreet home after returning to Washington from Europe where her younger children studied. The article notes a continued report on page seven and mentions the Vice President and Mrs Sherman returning to Washington from Utica with a large house party planned over New Year’s with their three sons and wives.
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Sherman
Washington
Utica
Iifé
Budapest
Hungary
Marchese Negretto
Genoa
Fs Ald de Camp
Abruzzi
Dermezce
Carrie Louise Munn
Ruary
Boardman
Bolesode
Buda
Society Notes From Washington and Budapest Circles
An American Countess Gladys Vanderbilt, now Countess Szechenyi, enters Hungarian society as vice president of a children’s aid society and hosts embassy guests. The piece quotes her views on women reporters, independence, and career significance, plus details of social events at the MacVeagh and Knox households and reflections on American journalism and gender roles.
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Wyeng
Stuceo
Gladys Vanderbilt
Szechenyi
Bolesode
National Children‘s Aid Society
Royal Opera
Queen of England
Pe Pest
Miss Hester Singer
Pittsburg
Vanicurad
Mrs. Knox
Washington
Hungarian Ties and Society Notes in Washington
A Washington society page recounts Countess conversations on Hungarian crafts and American fittings, fashion details from a Budapest trip, and plans for philanthropic work with the National Children's Aid Society. It also notes diplomatic visits by the British and Mexican ambassadors, and social teas featuring Count Zeppelin and colleagues.
Violent Greece quake strikes Elis district
Reports from Athens describe a violent earthquake in Elis causing heavy building damage. Villages Lechaena and Andravida were destroyed, residents fled to Pyrgos, and continuous shocks continue amid heavy rains. Elis province lies on the Peloponnesus coast near Olympia with Pyrgos as capital.
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Greece
Elis
London
Lechaena
Patras
Andravida
Pyrgos
Rome
Peloponnesus
Alphena
Pensus
Olympia
Athena
Palaeopolis
Plan for nationwide seismograph network urged by weather chief
Chief Willis L Moore of the Weather Bureau advocates a continental earthquake observation system using seismographs at ten to twenty weather stations. An existing instrument is at the bureau office, while a movement supported by scientific groups seeks a dedicated seismographic bureau costing about $209,000 and a seismographic laboratory at the Smithsonian Institution.
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Congress
Willis L Moore
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Seismographic Bureau
Seissmo-Graphic Laboratory
Smithsonian Institution
Reading as a New Year Promise to Broaden Life
The article urges readers to plan purposeful yearly reading rather than random consumption. It cites biographies, travel, nature, and a dedicated study of writers like Tolstoy and Ibsen, recommending a monthly magazine for inspiration, and promises broader outlooks and stronger faith in good by year’s end.
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Tolstoi
Ibsen, Hardy
George I Meredith
Princess plans art loan as Berlin exhibit nears
The princess will loan the famed 3,000,000 dollar Ital ian fresco collection to the Berlin Art Museum, with plans to bring the works to New York for exhibition next summer after she returns from Europe. She has paused portrait painting, relayed health notes, and denied engagement rumors with Herr von Boere. Meanwhile Miss Jane Haskell contests Dr Ruth A Gay over women's proper sphere, pledging sparring against the doctor if needed.
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America
Atlantic
New York
Paris
Budapest
Anto
Berlin Art Museum
Europe
Carlsbad
Marienbad
Berlu
Herr von Boere
Jane Haskell
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Ruth A. Gay
Oklahoma State Female Suffrage Association
Army Orders and Officer Assignments 1911
Military notices list leaves for Capt James B. Pourie and Maj Hugh L. Scott with extended duties, board appointments for entrance exams to West Point, and numerous transfers and reports to Forts, Hospitals, and depots. Officers labeled for medical exams, promotions, and squad assignments across barracks and overseas posts through early 1911. Major postings include Clark, Skinner, Fletcher, Williamson, and Gentry among many others to Jefferson Barracks, Philadelphia, Manila, and Fort Adams.
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Slenar Corps
New York City
Edgar W. Howe
Twenty-eeventh Infantry
Ernest A. Garlington
Army
Washington, D. C
George C. Shaw
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Army Infantry
William H. Clopton, Jr
Thirteenth Cavalry
Army Cavalry
Joseph L. Knowlton
Coast Artillery Serpa
John C. W. Brooks
Coast Artillery Corps
Preaid
San Francisco
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W. Cole Davis
Medical Corps
Fort Wareworth
N. Y
Philippine Islands
Manila
Davis
Wayne H. Crum
Fort Mckinney
Maine
Menita
Crum
Philippine Division
Edwin G. Davis
Adaho
Philip Remington
Twenty-second Infantry
Twelfth Infantry
Salmon F. Dutton
Will
Wilson
Kans
George Ruhlen
Philadelphia
Emil J. Huebscher
Porto Rico
Boise Barracks
Idaho
Edward R Schrsiner
Fort Crook
Nebr
Joseph T. Clarke
Owen ©. Fisk
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyo
George A. Skinner
Joan P Fletcher
Llewellyn P. Wiliamson
Fort Des Moines
Towa
Charles Y. Brownlee
Jay W. Grissinger
Thomas L Frerenbaugh
Jackson Barracks
William E. Vobe
Fort Jay
Elbert E. Persons
Henry Beeuwees
Jefferson Barracks
Deane C. Howard
Henry C. Pillsbury
Rat W. Bryan
Fort Adams
R. 1
Alexander N. Stark
William L Little
Fort Logan
Calo
Jay Ralph Shook
George F Iueneman
Clarence LE R Cole
Army and Rave
John A. Murtagh
James Bourke
West
Ernest R. Gentry
Fort Banks
Mass
Robert LU. Patterson
Atlantic Fleet Leaves Abroad After Warm Reception
After a memorable reception in England and France the Atlantic battleship fleet begins its homeward voyage. The four divisions left Gravesend and Cherbourg Portland and Brest with plans to assemble near the English Channel before crossing the Atlantic as a unified force. Scout cruisers will operate along the coast to reveal the enemy’s approach.
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Cherbourg
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Cuba
Cuban
Dilettante tone in fleet maneuvers report noted
Berlin dispatch cites German naval critic Count von Reventlow calling the homeward cruise of American battleships from the English Channel a dilettante scouting operation. Miss Mascon named sponsor for the battleship Arkansas, to be launched January 11 at Aden New Jersey yard. Arkansas will displace about 4,000 tons.
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Berlin
English Channel
United States
Count von Reventiow
Mascon
Macon
Arkansas
New York Shipbuilding Company
Aden
N. J
Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Summary
Rear Admiral Sperry retired to the retired list and Midshipman Estes assigned to duty. Naval Constructor E. F. Jr. placed on retired list from December 23. Movements of vessels list Massasoit at Key West Yorktown at Tampa Dubuque yard New York. Sailed Des Moines from Las Palmas to Monrovia. Yorktown from Corinto to Amnabela. Georgia Nebraska Rhode Island and Virginia from Gravesend to Guantanamo.
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E J Estess
Anst
E. ©. Ftfch, Jr
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Atamapala
Dubuque
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Las Palmas
Monrovia
Corinto
Amnapela
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Nebraske
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Virginie
Gravesend
Guantanamo
Girl Strikers Riot in Chicago Garment Strike
Rioters backed by winds and snow attack Hildebrand & Co. garment shop as 500 strikers, largely women and girls, march to the store. Nonunion workers join, police deploy wagon loads, two men arrested, many strikers beaten before dispersal.
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Hildebrand & Co
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