Plans for cathedral to unite Presbyterian churches
Jurist Tustice Harlan spoke at Assembly Church on Pigth street about uniting the city’s Presbyterian congregations into a single central cathedral church. He outlined the historical aims and the need for a large, well equipped house of worship to serve national leadership, with support from ministers and laymen and approval expected from the General Assembly.
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Assembly Church
Tustlce Harlan
Cen
Pigth Street
Bars on Ferries Involved in Tennessee Interstate Commerce Case
Supreme Court hears James Fopplos case challenging Tennessee license tax on saloon business aboard a Mississippi River ferry between Tennessee and Arkansas. Tennessee asserts state taxing power over retail alcohol sales on steamboats within its jurisdiction, including cases of inland interstate commerce.
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Fopplaos
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Supreme Court of Tennessee
State of
Mississippi
Revenue Cutter Patrol Cruises Atlantic Coast This Winter
The President designates the revenue cutters Woodbury Gresham Dexter Mohawk Onontaga Windom and Seminole to cruise from Maine to Florida aiding distressed vessels as needed. Last winter the service aided 620 vessels with 2 130 people aboard, vessels and cargo valued near 000 000. Cruising area spans Eastport Maine to Jacksonville Florida including Chesapeake Bay and Long Island Sound.
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Florda
Woodbury Gresham Dextery
Mohawk
Onontaga
Windom
Atlantic
Jessels
Revenue Cutter Service
Hastport
Jacksonville
Pla
Chesapeake Bay
Long Island Sound
Governors dispute Vardaman as autonomy of states urged
Chattanooga dispatch reports Southern Quarantine and Immigration Congress opening with Gov Cox as permanent chair. Vardaman and Blanchard spar over state rights while Wyman asserts national control for quarantine. Delegates from fourteen states seek uniform Southern quarantine policy and stronger federal involvement.
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Southern Quarantine and Immigration Congress
Wyman
Chattanooga
Tenn
John I Cox
Cox
Thomas K Brunner
North Carolina
Gova Cox
Tennessee
N C Blanchard
Louisiana
J K Vardaman
Misissippi
R. B Glenn
D C Heyward
South Carolina
A J Montague
Virginia
Govs
National Congress
Fradler
Santa Fe Case Comes Up In Federal Court At Kansas City
Assistant Attorney General Will Attend Proceedings November 17 in the United States District Court at Kansas City against the Atchison Santa Fe and Topeka Railroad Company. The case centers on alleged rebates to Colorado Fuel and Iron, tied to the Grosscup injunction, with Paul Morton formerly of the Navy and head of Equitable Life involved. The Hutchinson salt case also features the railroad in dispute over rebates and a motion to quash. If the government loses, the administration's rebate crusade may falter.
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Mitton D Purdy
Washington
Kansan City
Atchison, Santa Fe and Topeka Railroad Company
United Slazea District Court
Atchison
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Paul Morton
Navy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hutchingon Salt
Hutchingon Aalt
Grosscup
Receiver recovers missing collateral at Enterprise National Bank
Fittaburg Pa Nov 9 Receiver John B Cunningham of the defunct Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny says he has recovered a large amount of missing collateral and $20 000 in Santa Fe Central Railroad bonds. He declined to state the value or location, noting few borrowers are paying on time while stockholders leverage a 60 000 assessment installment plan under the Comptroller Ridgely.
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John B Cunningham
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Cunmingham
Cunningham
Santa Fe Central Railroad
Enterprise ‘Bank
Ridgely
Taft to Arrive in Washington After Panama Cablegram
A War Department cablegram from Panama states Secretary Taft who left Colon on Tuesday will arrive in Norfolk November 14 and reach Washington the following day.
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Panama
War Department
Taft
Colon
Norfolk
Washington
Baby garments patterns promise dainty practical dress
The article discusses patterns for infant clothing emphasizing sanitary comfort over frills. It notes mothers seek simple, dainty outfits with proper handwork, referencing fabrics like cambric and muslin, cap and coat details, and requesting correct pattern numbers and sizes for home sewing.
Italian Government Seeks Labor Bureau for Immigrant Distribution
President approves plans to guide Italian immigrants to suitable work in the United States. Signor Hossi outlines a New York labor bureau under the Italian Agricultural Association to place workers in rural areas and truck farming, with inspectors and consuls in place to prevent fraud and protect migrants.
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United States
Adolph Rows
Rome
Broderick
Caltholic Church
Department of Commerce and Labor
New York
Labor Bureau
Ialian
Signor Hossi
Italian Agricultural Association
America
Mississippi Valley
Takahira and Root Confer On Japanese Mission Status
Mr Takehira the Japanese minister discussed with Secretary Root the plan to raise the Japanese mission in Washington to embassy rank during his Tokyo stay. President Roosevelt favors the upgrade and would like Takahira to be the first Japanese ambassador to America, but the Diet’s December session delays the move until early next year. It is unclear if Lloyd Griscom, the American minister at Tokyo, will become the first ambassador there, as he reportedly bade farewell to the Japanese emperor.
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Japaneae
Root
Japan
Tokyo
Foreign Office
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Takahina
America
Washington
Lloyd Griscom
Griscom
Train Wreck at Granville Causes Fireman Fatal Injuries
A side swipe between a Pennsylvania mail train and an express at Granville west of Lewistown left Fireman Eli Herbelroth of Harrisburg fatally injured. He suffered a skull fracture and multiple wounds, died hours after being hospitalized in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Mail
Lewistown
Eli Herbelroth
Hercelroth
Invitation from Castro invites Caracas meeting of conferences
The International Conference v. Ameri can Republica was invited to a meeting in Caracas Venezuela on Wednesday. Senor Veloz-Goilicoa delivered the invitation on behalf of President Castro. The Bureau of American Republics board discussed new rules and will adopt them formally at the December session with attendees from Cuba Costa Rica Venezuela Chile Nicaragua Haiti Santo Domingo Peru Bolivia and Guatemala.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Bureau of American Republics
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Castro
Root
Bacon
Fox
Bureau of American Republica
Cuba
Costa Rica
Chile
Nicaragua
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Peru
Bolivia
Guatemala
No Friction With Italy Reported Baron to Resign
Rome dispatch states Italian Ambassador Baron des Planes would resign his Washington post due to friction with Secretary Root over Blondis sculpture Sa turnalla at the New York Metropolitan Museum. State Department officials say relations remain cordial, health and climate concerns are cited, and no official plan to retire has been conveyed.
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Baron Mayor Des Planches
Washington
Root
Jeelon
Biondis
Saturnalla
New York
Department
State Department
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Vestrend
Madrid
Baron Des
Count Cassini
M Hengelmulier
Assador
Blond
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Emon Root
President to Hear of Plan on Temperance Sunday
Chicago readers report a nationwide push on Temperance Sunday November 12 to urge President Roosevelt to support abolishing internal revenue taxation on liquor traffic. The Portland National Temperance Congress urges action and thousands have signed petitions and written letters. An imagined presidential message titled A Dream that Might Come True is published as part of the campaign led by the Prohibition National Committee.
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Til
United States
Roosevelt
Portland National Temperance Congress
Temperance Congress
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Prohibition National Committee
Aquor J
Aquor
Bishops on Romb Missions in General Methodist Talks
Brooklyn reporters cover the general missionary committee meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishops Foss Hamilton Moore McDowell and Warren with Dr Smyth Magon North and others discuss immigrant aid in cities and Pacific Northwest growth. A total of 350,000 is set aside for Welsh Swedish Norwegian and Danish missions with work in progress.
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Cyrus D Foss
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George B Smyth
San Francisco
John W Hamilton
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New York City
David H Moore
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Pacific Northwest
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Madison
Wich
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Will Immunity Plea Kept Out of Beef Trust Prosecution
A conference among Attorney General Moody United States Attorney Morrison and Justice officials discussed allegations from indicted beef trust officials claiming promised immunity in exchange for turning over books. Garfield reportedly said no such promises, and DOJ will oppose immunity claims if raised in court. Prosecution will proceed swiftly with key questions to be decided by the United States Court.
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United States
Morrison
Chicago
Pagin
Department of Justice
Garfield
Beef Trust
Vic Garfield
Chicago Packers
Packers
United States Court
Department of Justica
Lackawanna Engineer Dies In Huntocks Collision Verdict
Beranton Poole Lackawanna engineer injured in yesterday's Huntocks wreck on the Bloomsburg division died here today. Superintendent Rirs fixes responsibility on engineer Charles Snyder, killed in the same collision, stating the coal train failed to stay aside for the fast train to pass.
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Huntocks
Beranton Pa
Frank Poole
Delaware, Lackawanna
Johnstown Gas Mains Damaged Halts Industry
A Cambria street company train detoured a garden onto the track and toppled a bridge carrying the gas mains, crippling dozens of industries in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Gas supply is interrupted and newspapers are printed by hand while repairs will take at least twenty four hours.
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Johnstown
Cambria Street Company
Forgery Trial Ends With Prison Terms for Two Chicago Men
Lieutenant V Capt John Hardy a noted vessel owner in Chicago fifteen years ago was sentenced to two to fourteen years for forgery. George McKain his accomplice received a similar term. They allegedly forged checks on the Lutz Dredging Company of South Chicago and passed the fraudulent paper in Michigan City Indiana.
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Ima
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John Hardy
Chicago
George MecKain
Hardy
McKain
Lutz Dredging Company
Michigan City
Ind
Tobacco bids opened for navy supply contract
Bids were opened in the Navy Department for 15000 pounds of tobacco the second half of the annual navy supply five bidders from Richmond Lynchburg New York City and Bedford City submitted three or four samples each Prices ranged from 31 to 40 cents per 2 pounds Samples are being tested by navy users for practicality and will undergo further quality tests where quality rather than price will decide the award.
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Mthat
Perry Place
Spring Street
Natriet Inspector of Buildings
Capital Traction Company
Whitney Avenue
Lith
Navy
Eaghet
Richmond
Kuynchburg
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Bedford City
Navy Department
Baron Gets Life Sentence for Train Wreck Plot
A man described as an alleged German baron named Marenga Jowa was found guilty of causing a train wreck on Rock Island at Homestead last spring to “see what would happen.” He was sentenced to life imprisonment after a jury rejected insanity pleas and deliberated for several hours. The crash killed a number of people.
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Nova
Erle
Kutzleben
Rock Island
Homestead
Tfe
Ives
Trolley Car Jumps Track Injury Seven In Pittsboro Suburb
A Sheridan branch trolley car of the Pittsburg Railway jumped the track and plunged down a twenty foot embankment at Charters Street West End, injuring seven people. A woman passenger and the motorman and conductor were seriously hurt but not fatally. The car was descending a steep grade when the accident occurred.
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Sheridan
Pitttsburg Railways Company
Charters Street
Weat End
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