BAPTISTS IN SESSION Opening of Columba Association meeting
Full attendance marked the opening of the thirtieth annual meeting of the Columbi a association of Baptist churches held at Calvary Church. Rev Weston Bruner, D D led the opening sermon titled The Conquering Christ. Three thoughts outlined urged the church to seek judgment, redemption, and renewal through Jesus name. The week’s program featured morning and evening sessions with preaching by Rev J R of Scefppive and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Bruner
D. D
Columbila
Horses and gowns at the Vanderbilt horse show night
Attendance was fair with 967 out of 80 arena boxes occupied though behind peak years. Notable patrons in the Vanderbilt orbit filled boxes as Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt appeared with guests from Chicago to Baltimore, as society and press mingled amid couture hats, diamonds, and gala gowns during the afternoon session of the show.
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Zvty
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Abney Love
Chicago
Henry Epiex Rip
Haltimore
H. OH. Yolllater
Mra
Hoh. Holllater
Stternoga
Lima
Beane
Mack
Alfred G. S
Reginald C. Vandersilt
Willara Hi. Moore
J. Campyell Thorgood
Goon
Ube Tees
Nina
Vanaurntit
Ui Cumer
Box
Laszlo Szecheny
Mixe Ghidse Vermgertilt
Snuty
Gladys Vandertilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Kathleen
Judzex
Oliver Harriman
Saung
Dies Tsabelle May
Irs
Russell Hopkins
G. H. Wetherobee
Clarke Reid
Tenry Stegwi
Henry Burnett
Robert Means Thompson
Caroline Fellowes
Miss Knowlton
John E. Alexander
Alexander
Butte
Anazon
Misa Smily Brdford
Marathon
William M Giblon
Lewis Nixon
Richard Harding Davis
Hamilton St. Salmon
Brooklyn
Spencer Wing
Ws. Merry’ Wall
B. R Ladew
Miso
Ladew
Harvey S. Ladew
I. J. McCakeill
Pabst
Milwaukee
Morgan
Joan H H. Hovitster
Allied
Joseph B. Widener
Philadelphi
Hll. Herbert
Girl Maniac Thrills Crowd at Bevesin Theaters
A wild stage show ends in peril as a performer labeled a maniac thrills the audience and leaps into a closet. She screams and faints, then recovers and walks the aisle before collapsing, later committed to the ward for the insane.
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Watoo Isa
Xats
Bevesin Avenn
Po Webin
Amesheee Ludeerman
Anara Strendt
Fireiain
Abel Wis
Rue Phaean Heepibe
Per Guken
Het
Georgians Mob Republicans at a Station
A fragmented report details racial clashes as Georgians oppose Republicans. It mentions an enraged crowd, threats against officials, and violence linked to enslaved people and systemic strife at a station in the region.
Unclear visitor entertains nurses at Bellevue Hospital
A traveling stranger named De Segh Hawalt visited Bellevue Hospital New York and entertained nurses with stones and stories before departing. He was escorted through the wards as physicians examined inmates for unknown ailments after a short stay.
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Krueger
Bellevue Mosphel
New York
Evie
Tre Strumger
Vanderbilts Fight Cameras At New York Horse Show
Mrs Corning Vanderbilt and party faced a flood of cameras inside Madison Square Garden. Count Szechenyi and companions moved to another carriage. A photographer was stabbed amid the scramble. Officer Frisch bodychecked the assailants, who fled toward Twenty Seventh Street. Morris surrendered a captured photographer to police and was fined in night court.
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Count Szechenyi
Washington Post
New York
Cornoting Vanderbilt
Clady
Count Sacheny
Mire
A. G. Vanderbilt
Monsun Motria
Tn Lobhy
Marison Square Garden
Vanderit
Count Siebens
Mir
Morris
Frisch
Ag Frisch
Mr. Morris
Frederick Barrel
Jin
Ree
Sineriy
Tronge
Wesson Talks As He Walks From Wortland To Chicago
In Cleveland on November 18 Edward Payson Weston the veteran pedestrian discusses health and walking as a cure for blues. He advocates daily pruning eating, moderate tobacco, avoiding liquor, walking to work, early bedtimes, and cold sponge baths. Weston covered thirty miles from Palhanville to Cleveland in eight hours amid crowds.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Edward Payson Weston
Wortland
Chicago
Weston
Hig Ra
Palhanvile
Bam F
Wakeman
Onio
Witnesses Describe Mrs Bradley Mental State After Shooting
Proceedings detail Mrs Bradley's condition and mental state after the shooting of Senator Brown. Testimony spans her delusions, nervousness, and statements about not intending to kill, with doctors noting blood poisoning and past illnesses.
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Brown
Baker
Wines
E. W. Whitney
Sim
Bradley
Mre. Bradley
Judge Powers
Arthur Brown
Whitney
Whitrey
Mra. Bradley
Tredley
Temple Street
Salt Lake City
Restore Strength Miles Nervine for Nervous Ailments
Restore Strength Miles Nervine claims to cure diseases caused by mental and physical exhaustion. The ad touts nervous ailments as the main targets and praises its strengthening effects on the nerves. A testimonial mentions improved sleep and vitality after using the product from Miles Medical Co. Elk Grove, Indiana.
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Bera
Banat
Dad Miles Medical Coy Elkngrt
Ind
Charity Gathers Proceeds At Annual Meeting In Washington
Associated Charities leaders report 2000 individuals aided in fifteen months ending October 1 and 6000 families helped. 15 percent of cases are anti temperance linked and charity aims to avoid dependence. Officers elected include David J. Brewer as president and John J. Avon as treasurer. funds spent in past fifteen months totaled nine.
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I Temperance
Charles F. Weller
Association
Weld
Metropolitan Methodist ‘Joprecopal
Virginia
Tsaw
Washington
Associated Charities
Waller
Mc. Weller
Wile
Jane Von @chaick, jr
Bredfant
Biot
John Joavon
Peak
Waikim Hives
George'k Wilton
Io Sant
Safe A. Nordhot Sung
Sahn Joy’ Edson
Robbed Crossing White Lot Reportedly Assaulted Near Sherman Statue
Police report describes a nighttime assault near the Sherman statue as a woman named Bettle Carrick, a colored resident, reported being robbed and struck by an unidentified man while crossing the White Lot. Further docket notes reference a concealed entry but details are incomplete.
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Bettle Carrick
Stage Reviews Rally Against The Straight Road
Critics condemn Clyde Fitch adaptation The Straight Road at National Theater for immorality blasphemy and coarse bedding while praising William Wadeworth Jese Ralph and Miss Walt for strong comic and dramatic work. Coming Thro the Rye at the Columbia is a lively song play with Hobart and Lalo rousing the audience through musical sketch and dance numbers.
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Clyde Fitch
National Theater
Alma Kruger
Miss Thompson
Mierloc
Houstonaires
Hubbell
Cisde Fiteh
Enelioh
Arthur Wing Pinero
Fitch
John Tate
Lord Quex
Wright
Houston Street
Msg Thompson
Moll
Clu
Straighc
Madonna
Chilé
Tewates Ps
Clyda Fitch
Ny Bean
Mol
Miss Walt
Walah
William Wadeworth
Mish ‘Thompson
Jesele Ralph
Clyde Ich
P. Morse
Columbia
Bourk
George W. Hobart
A. Baldwin
Clancy
Sidney Toler
Vincent Maccarthy
Teaction petitions to be filed in landmark US case
The United States Supreme Court yesterday granted Conrad and others the right to die petitions for writs of mandamus against the U S Circuit Court for the Southern District of New York. A reply is due by November 2. The case W J Werg and others vs Frank B Cotton and others involving uranium land near El Paso, Texas valued at about $100,000 was dismissed by the Supreme Court, a result favorable to Cotton.
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Gayety
Rogeri Yolly Company
Ross BM
Irving
Kathering
York
John B. Cainsé Com Peny
Barron
Ghd
Acen
Teaction
United States Buptems
Conrad
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
Metropolitan Aireet, Ralimsa Company
Supreme Court
Develober
W. J. Werg
Ana Others
Frank B Cotton
Utata
el Paso
Tex
United States Supreme Court
Cot
Great Northern Hearing on Bikini Act Repeal Denial
The rebate case against the Great Northern Railway Company, fined 5000, was set for a Supreme Court hearing on January 9. The case challenges a Wikins law repeal claim tied to the railroad rate law, alleging the act was repealed by federal regulation.
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Railroad
Great Northern Railway Company
United States Supreme Court
University Land Taxation Case Advances in Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court advanced a docket motion in the Pinwick County Tennessee case involving the University of the Booth. The dispute centers on whether the state can tax leaseholders on lands owned by the university, affecting residents at Sewangs Tennessee near the public university land.
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United States Supreme Court
PinWich County
Tena
University of the Booth
Sewangs, Tenn
Wieversity Land
Captains Lose Liabilities Under Immigration Laws
In a Holmes opinion the Supreme Court ruled against the government in two cases about captains liable for landing aliens. William D. Taylor, captain of the Steamship Slavonia, was cleared of fines for bringing an undesirable alien. Neil Macdonald, master of the British steamer Tioga, saw an alien seaman land at Southport, La, with the court upholding the lower ruling that the law did not apply to articles or stowaways.
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Justice Holmes
United States Supreme Court
William ¥. D. Taylor
Circuit Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
United States
Taylor
Slavonia
Cunard Ling
Neil Macdonald
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Haas
Singer Sewing Machine CO
F. Street
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Ariosa
Abrugele Bros
New York City
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