Fraudulent Signed Petition in Talbot Irvine Controversy
Huntington Pa December 21 W G Miller vestryman at St John s Episcopal Church says he gathered signatures on a presentment against Bishop Talbot tied to Dr Irvine and that the papers were returned after being altered A New York Tribune note repeats that two signers repudiated their signatures and signals ongoing inquiries and church canons governing bishop trials in Reading and Philadelphia reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Irvine
Reavest
Mia Langdon
M. Demthorn
Newmiter
Peth
Talbot
Seike
Infiné
Langden
Denithorn
Miller
L. N. W. Irvine
St. John's Episcopal Church
Ethelbert Talbot
Philadelphia
W. F. Hillier
Dr. Irvine
St. John’s
Herbert Noble
Noble
Associated Press
Board of Inquiry
New York
Wrongdong
Irvine
W G Miller
Huntingdon iPa
Mamry
Mamry South Methlehem, Pa. Dec 31 ~Bishop Tithelbert ‘Palbot
Central Express
Hountain
Reading
Dr Ir
Marriage and Death Notices Distributed Across Major Papers
Notice states that marriage and death notices in The Washirston Post may be exchanged for insertion in multiple newspapers without charge upon application. It lists numerous papers including New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Ledger Providence Journal Rochester Herald Liverpool Bulletin Cleveland Plain Dealer and others.
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Washirston
Teivgrugh
AETV
York Times
Baltiworr
Hyrald Bosto
ALO Courier Cin Isnati
Chicago
Reorn-Herald Paladelphis Public Ledger
Pitts
Providence Journal
Roshfster
Fierald
Louis Repeblic
Pale Pioneer Press
Cleveland Plain Dlaler
Licensed to Marry and Death Notices in New York and Baltimore
A garbled OCR from 1904-1905 items lists marriage licenses and obituaries across New York City Baltimore and Washington area. Entries mention Craig-McCol trec Rauthfe Williams Aberhani Shaphe and others, with wedding licenses in New York and deaths or interments in cemeteries such as Gianwood Cemetery and references to December 1904 and January 1905 dates.
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pMerta Baar
New York
Charesown Woova
Katherine le Tornes
Pinsiey
Francs Wf
Williams George Aberhani Shaphe
Rautfe
Abusante Mil Frefuruk Woo
Yds
New York City
Willams Obert
Crag
Ena Hamilton Mere
Baltimore
Death notices from multiple cities including Frank E Cooper
Death of Frank E Cooper former vice president of Siegel Cooper Company reported in New York He was 61 born in Holland came to the United States 38 years ago began as a clerk in Buffalo later joined Siegel Cooper Company New York where he helped found the business He suffered paralysis last July and never recovered Other obituaries include John Mollenhauer founder of Mollenhauer sugar refinery in Brooklyn death from cerebral hemorrhage at Merchants Club native of Germany arrived about 50 years ago served at sugar interests in Sears Milwaukee former Congressman PVY Denster died after long illness aged 73 publisher of a German newspaper and several other publications Dr William Alexander Ross aged 87 died in Lawrence Kansas descendant connected to Gen Alexander Ross mother of George Washington’s staff member Mrs Ross Charles Brodhead veteran railroad figure died aged 80 in Pennsylvania William Bowles Sr charter Memphis Cotton Exchange member died at 92 William W Young pioneer banker of Pittsburgh died aged 72 R. S. Hill president of Glack Cotton Mills and banker in Spartanburg died suddenly of heart disease.
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New York
Dell
Frank E. Cooper
Siegel Cooper Company
Dui
New Rochelle
Cooper
Nolland
United States
Buffalo
Chicago
Siegel, Cooper Company
Alo
Stesel, Cooper
John Mollenhauer
Mollenhauer
Merchants’ Club
Brookin
Brooklyn
Molkehauer
Germany
Sears
Milwaukee
Pvy Denster
Congress
Crefeld
Cleveland
Sevbet
Kansas City
Kans
Dee
William Alexander Ross
Huss
Alexander Ross
George Washington
Ross
Boone County
Kyle
Lawrence
Kun
Bethlehem
Charles Broahead
Constitutional Convention of
Pennsylvania
Lehgh and Lackawanna Railroad
Lehigh University
Memphis
Tenn
William §. Bowles
Memphis Cotton Exchange
Pittsburg
William W. Young
James B Laughlin
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Spartanburg
S. C
R. S. Hill
Glack Cotton Mills
Bank of Anderson
New Year Revelers Roar Through Manhattan Streets
New York on New Year Eve saw unprecedented crowds and noise as thousands packed Broadway from City Hall to the Battery. Police deployed 400 officers to steer crowds past Trinity Church, with horns, whistles, and church bells creating a din that lasted past midnight.
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Manhattan
Broadway
City Hall
Battery
Trinity
Brooklyn Bridge
Uly
Upper Broadway
Trinity Church
Lower Broadway
Cedar Street
Uun
Explosion in Seven Story Cash Buyers Building
Fire in Chicago basement explosion tears through seven story Cash Buyers Union Building and adjoining structures on West Van Buren. Fire kills or injures firefighters, causes extensive brick collapse and property losses estimated at hundreds of thousands of dollars across multiple buildings including Peninsular Stove and Zeno Manufacturing, with other sites suffering lighter damage. Nearby fires in Ohio and Michigan add to the day’s blaze tally and a UK revenue report is noted.
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Chicago
Cash Buyers’ Union
Peninsular Stove Company
Casis Buyers
van Buren Street
Cash Buyers
West van Buren Street
Zeno Manufacturing Company
Boston Rubber Paint Company
Hames
West
First National Co-operative Society
Buffalo
N. Y
Jacob Cold Packing Company
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Standard Marble Works
Ann Arbor
Mich
Iogs
Platt to Aid New York Legislature Reorganization
Senator Platt announced he would actively assist legislative leaders with reorganizing the New York State senate and assembly. He said he has been preoccupied with his senatorial matter but will now address organization, with plans to make recommendations. He expects to consult with Speaker Nixon soon, noting a week-long recess before the legislature convenes next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Platt
Senate
Assembly
Nixon
Hill Retires From Politics After Forty Years of Service
Albany Dec 31 Former Senator David B Hill ends forty years of active Democratic service in state and national affairs with retirement effective tomorrow. The August 29 announcement, issued near his sixty‑first birthday, remains final and unretracted, as Hill confirms.
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Albany
David B Hill
All
Hill
Mr. Hill
Prac
Republicans to Meet Over Colorado Election Expenses
Republican lawmakers in Colorado plan a Monday meeting to decide actions after the Supreme Court ordered a full investigation of the November 5 Denver election. Democrats seek a modification to limit expenses, while Republicans pledge to cover costs if needed. Court watchers will guard Denver registration booths until the investigation concludes.
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Denver
Colt
Supreme Court
Alva Adams
Samuel W . Belford
Adams
James H Brown
After Hawley's Seat in Senate Election Bid
New Haven Conn December 41 announcement that Congressman Ebenezer J Hill of Norwalk would run for United States Senator before the General Assembly to succeed Senator Hawley in opposition to ex Governor Bulkley and Samuel Fessenden He has reportedly secured pledges from Representatives elect and Senators elect.
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New Haven Conn
Ebenezer J. Hill
Norwalk
General Assembly
United States
Hawley
Bulkley
Samuel Fessenden
Hill
Higgins Replaces Odell In Albany Inauguration
Gov elect Frank Wayland Higgins took the oath of office in the secretary of state’s office with his family and a few friends. Inauguration ceremonies are scheduled for Monday in the assembly chamber as the two year term begins at midnight. Ocean steamship notices list arrivals and sailings including Campania Umbria Zeeland and Lucania with various ports.
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Albany
Frank Wayland Higgins
Assembly
Russia's Credit Good Official Statement On War Finances
Paris and Berlin report a Russian war finance statement showing total year expenditures of 364 million dollars up to November 23 with 238 million spent on army and navy costs. Treasury holds 149 million and gold stock stands at 620 million to secure note circulation, with experts noting favorable finances and potential for another loan in 1905.
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Treasury
Paris
Berlin
Russia
M. Leroy Beaulieu
M. Georges Levy
School of Political Science
Helffelich
Japan
St Petersburg
Mendelssohns
Togo Eulogizes Dead In Tokyo Naval Funeral
In Tokyo a funeral tribute honors officers and men who died serving under Vice Admiral Togo during attacks on the Pot Arthur fleet and fortress. Togo praises their sacrifice, reports on naval victories, and outlines plans for future wartime conduct with Imperial officials and the naval staff.
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Tokyo
Pot Arthur
Admial Togo
Helhaphilo Tagg
Togo
Kamimura
Toxo
Tango
Marquis Ito
Privy Council
Yama- Inoto
Quin
Satten
Marine
Imperial Naval Staff
Poles dynamite church amid Polish independence riot
A Cracow letter to the Lokal Anzeiger reports a dynamite attack on a Russian church at Razin, Russia Poland. The church and surrounding walls were destroyed as 1,600 people gathered, sang revolutionary songs, and a red flag was raised. A shot killed Col Bulletoff, later bayoneted and bludgeoned. order was restored by morning as troops guarded churches elsewhere.
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Berlin
Lokal Anziger
Cracow
Razon
Poland
Cal. Bulletoff
Lodz
Anzeiger
Czestochnowa
Russian Poland
Alexander II
WILL SHIP SUBMARINES TO HAMBURG UNKNOWN CONSIGNEES
The Hamburg American Line steamer Adria will pick up two Simon Lake submarines built at Newport News. The cars carrying the subs were loaded onto barges and will be towed to the Adria for unloading. The boats are consigned to Hamburg Germany, but the consignee could not be learned.
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Hamburg
Spectalto
Washington Post
Norfolk
Hamburg- American Line
Adria
Hampton Roads
Simon Lake
Newport News
Germany
North Sea Inquiry Board Sees Russian Officers Change
St Petersburg reports Vice Admiral Doubassoff to depart for Paris next Wednesday to relieve Admiral Kamakoff as Russia’s representative on the international commission investigating the North Sea incident. Paris notes Admiral Barom von Spaun of Austria Hungary named as fifth member of the commission.
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St. Petersburg
Doubassoff
Paris
Admiral Kamakoff
Russia
Foreign Office
Barom von Spaun
Anglo American alliance rumors alarm Europe and Russia
As Russian papers discuss alleged Anglo American ties, Gazeta says only a temporary truce could be misread as alliance to pressure Russia. Observers note commercial rivalry blocks lasting agreement, while Russia vows not to be intimidated despite European alarm.
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St Petersburg
Sollid
United States
Gazeta
Japan
Russia
Jonathan
John
Watch Russian Fleet May Visit Pacific Isles
Melbourne reports the Cadmus and Torch may cruise to the Marshall Islands for coaling Russian second Pacific squadron ships off Port Louis Mauritius. No definite plans confirmed. Forte remains in port. St Petersburg denies orders for Orel and Izumrud to return.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Argus
Cadmus
Torch
Tonga Islands
Marshall Islands
Port Lous
Mauritus
Majunga
Madagascar
Forte
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Orel
Izumrud
Second Pacific Squadron
Ambassador Meyer Meets King Victor in Rome New Year Greeting
In Rome on December 31 Ambassador Meyer presented American naval attaché Lieut Commander William J. Howard and Secretary Hitt to King Victor Emmanuel. The king warmly received the greetings and discussed Howard’s Manila battle medal. He noted three American admirals in Rome and asked about the Panama Canal’s lockless construction.
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Meyer
Howard
Hitt
Rome
Victor Emanuel
William JL. Howard
R. R Hitt
Mihmais
Manila
John C. Watson
Charles O'Neil
Charles 8. Cotton
Panama
Strike in Baku District Suspends Rail, Newspapers
In the Baku district, street rail service and newspaper publication halted as a strike grows from December 24. Electric wires cut, telephone lines damaged, and naphtha wells center at Balakhary affected. Strikes spread to Bibleybat with no clashes reported between strikers and authorities yet.
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Tiths
Trans-Caucasia
Af Baku
Baku
Balakhary
Bibleybat
Americans seek to buy Duchess of Grammont residence
Paris December 3 In a lively movement American residents raise funds to purchase the Duchess of Grammonts elegant Avenue Hoche home and donate it to the United States government for embassy use The duchess a Rothschild and the residence is noted as among Paris finest It was once occupied by Whitelaw Reid as minister to France
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Paris
Duchess of Grammont
Avenue Hoche
United States
Washington
Paft
Whitelaw Reid
France
American Legation Demands Punishment for Caravan Looters
Constantinople Dec 31 The American Legation has warned the Porte that brigands who looted a caravan of the American house of MacAndrews & Forbes Smyrna near Aleppo have not yet been punished It asks rapid orders to the governor of Zor to arrest and punish the followers of Kurdish chief Ibraham Pasha who led the looting.
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Constantinople
Legation
Porte
MacAndrews & Forbes
Smyrna
Aleppo
Turkey
Zor
Ibraham Pasha
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted
An old advertorial describes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a botanical medicine. It claims to enrich blood and red blood cells, feed nerves with rich blood, aid digestion, and improve oxygen delivery. It emphasizes alcohol free and narcotic free ingredients.
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Pierce
Pien
Dr. Pierce
New Year Worships in Sanctuaries and Missions
Rev Dr Radcliffe presided at St Aloysius Catholic Church while Mgr Falconio led the New Year rites. Confessions were heard there and at other Jesuit churches. At New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Rev Wallace Radcliffe conducted the midnight service with choral pieces and prayers. Several missions across the city held services, with sermons on time and renewal, and a temperance pledge renewal by the Sons of Jonadab. A Bakers’ Union New Year event featured Samuel Gompers speaking and varied entertainment.
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Dr. Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Jonadales
Mgr. Falconio
St Aloysius’ Catholic Church
Norths
Capitol
Howard X. Fink
S. J
Gonzaga College
Francis Kelly
Corcoran
Charles Warren Currier
St. Mary's Catholic Church
New York Avenue Church
Wallace Radcliffe
Homeward Bound
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
James Haslam
Haslam
Johnston
Pendleton
Carner
Vallant
Andress
Jam
Central Union Mission
J M. Steele
O B Brown
N. A. Robbins
J. W. Clayton
P D. Jordon
People’s Mission Services
People's Mission
Pennsylvania Avenues
James McCurd
Reynolds
Rust Hall
W. A. Hartman
J.B. Clayton
Thomas H. McKee
Geoorge W. Hawall
Grace Baptist Church
Nathan
Salvation Army
Army Musical Corps
Sons of Jonadab
Independent Order
Concordia Hall
Streets Northwest
Oder
Saent John C Daley
Metropolitan Police
George W. Drew
Districc Bar
Deaths in Health Office Record list several individuals
Health Office Record lists deaths including Charles B Heebe aged 68 at 119 2d NW Hattie Belt 15 years at 10 Stone George W Clerke 81 at 513 Lincoln John J Flavin 34 at 1235 N Capitol Mary M Gray 56 at Georgetown University Hospital Daisy Herndon 23 at Freedmen Hospital Washington Johnson 77 at Freedmen Hospital Infant of Caroline M Jones 1 hour at 413th NE Elien Keady 70 at 3407 N NW Margaret Lewis 4 at Georgetown Cat Hospital Ruth Sewell 6 at 611 N J Ave NW Edward T Tilly 36 at 923th OW
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Charles B. Heebe
Hattie R Belt
Stone
George W Clerke
Lnc
John J Flavin
Capitol
Mary M Gray
Georgetown Uni Hosp
Daisy Herndon
Freedmen's Hosp
Washington Johnson
Caroline M. Jones
Elien Keady
Margaret Lewis
Georgetown
Ruth Sewell
J. Ave
Edward T Tilly
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Walla
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Tristes
Gianwood Cemetery
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Pore
Sibsaus
Pio
Markella Pomeroy Vela
George Ro Kempton
Dames Lourg
Hamner
Hoad LT
Ritchin
Brightwood Park
Mi- Mo Elzbeth Riechie
Fivay
Bic Wotlee
Tunsils
Dela- Ware
Boas
Southern “Methodist Churen Leistursy
Black Womton
Phasbeth
West Notas
Undertakers
W.W. R. Speare
F Street
H.W. Everstrng
J. William Ige
Erscimer Tivers
Pennsylvania Ave
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Pa Ave
R.F Harvey’s Sons
Fourtcenth Street
Stetelly
John RF
Wricht, Almet and Undertaker
Tenth Street
George P. Zarhorst
AXL
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Wanerebone
Shey
Frank H. Cooper
the Sunday Post
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East Side
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Poles Dynamite Church
North Sea Inquiry Board
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Victor
America
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Father Currier
Christ
Joseph T Farr
Andrew I Hickey
WC. Isel
C. Hendricks
W. c. Isel
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R Emmet Duffey
John Wesley Garland
William A Hickey
FP. W. Rockefeder
Fona- Gab
Daley
Dinese
G W. Hill
A. Hickey
Jaim J O'Brien
WH. Taylor
Thomas Maloney
H. K E. O Brien
F J. Fearson
William Holsten
F F la Barnes
Emmet Duffey
J T. Farr
K M. Duffey
Hunter Tardeila
G. E Durand
William Green
Joseph G Farr
R Emmett Duffey
L. M. Duffey
A N Wildman
Bakers’ Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ernest Meyers
John G Smith
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Man Darkey
Harry Schackle Turd
Mill Grimiti
Arthur Middleton
Man In the Overalls
Willam Thornton
E. Benjamin Andrews
Lincoln
Nebr
University of Nebraska
Andrews
United States University System
Greenville
Samuel Maddox
Here
J. B Waldrop
Maddox
Waldrop
Health Office Record
Calvert
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