Cardinal Blesses New Paulist Novitiate Near Catholic U
Cardinal Gibbons blessed the cornerstone of the Paulist novitiate and college at the Catholic University. The $100000 Tudor Gothic building, ready in eight months, will house study halls, classrooms, library and faculty quarters. Notables including Archbishops Prendergast Moeller and bishops attended. Trustees also met to plan campus improvements and unveiled a portrait of Archbishop Ryan.
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St. Thomas Aquinas
Catholic University
Oard of Trustees
Cardinal Gibbons
College of
St Thomas Aquinas
Americas
Parley
Prendergast
Philadelphia
Moeller
Cincinnati
Canavin
Pittsburgh
Harkins
Providence
Maas
Covington
Mgr Lavelle
St Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Chase Mansion
Stacre Tract
Washington Post
United States
Flus x Pope
Woodrow Wilson
Paulist Magazine
Catholic World College
Ste
McMahon Hall
Issac Hecker
St. Thomas College
John J. Hughes
Congregation
Board of Trustees
The
Universsrty
Mgr. Shahan
Michael Jenkins
Archbishop Ryan
Madelphia
Margaret Ryan Bowen
Ryan Devereaux
Chevy Chase
University
Divinity Hall
Inland Waterway Urged At Atlantic Convention
Delegates from Atlantic states gathered for the sixth annual Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association meeting in Jacksonville Florida. Plans for a Boston Mass to Key West inland canal were outlined by speakers led by J Hampton Moore. President Wilson sent a greeting telegram as the intercoastal waterway described as a national enterprise.
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Fla
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Boston Mass
Key West
Association
J Hampton Moore
Congress
Pennsylvania
Woodrow Wilson
Harard
New Jersey
CLUBMAN NOT TRAIN BANDIT IN FISKE RELEASE
Edward Fiske a San Francisco clubman once accused of the Chicago San Francisco limited train robbery near Contra Costa was freed by Chief of Police on November 19. Police said trainmen and passengers found no proof he was the robber and his movements on the night were confirmed. Postal investigators also found no evidence linking him to the crimes.
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San Francisco
Edward Aliske
Contra Costa
Cali
White
Fiske
Biske
Judge Sutton Dies Controversial North Carolina Jurist
Fayetteville NC November 18 former Superior Court Judge Thomas Fr Sutton who served as historian of the Tighteenth North Carolina regiment and on the march through Frederick city died this afternoon aged about 70. Funeral for Mrs Edwin Yarnold wife of Dr Edwin Yarnold of 3401 Fourteenth Street NW who died yesterday at 60 will be held at the family home tomorrow at 3 30 p m. She was born in Edinburgh Scotland and long a religious worker. Interment in Congressional Cemetery.
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North Carolina
Barbara Freitchie
Fayetteville
N. C
Superior Court
Thomas Fr. Sutton
Stonewall Jackson
Frederick City
Whittier
Edwin Yarnold
Fourteenth Street
Yarnold
John Gray
Edinburgh
Scotland
Congressional Cemetery
Cupid Ignoring Age Marries 76 Year Old Groom
John R. Dawson aged 76 of Gunnison Cal and Willie Ann Paits aged 30 of Mon tethaville Pa obtained a license in the city yesterday and were married last evening by Rev H M Mott George W Bullock a friend of the bride took out the license They had never met until about three months ago at the Dome near Occoquan The couple plan to live in Colorado.
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John R. Dawson
Gunnison
Cal
Willie Ann Paits
Montethaville
H. M. Mott
George W. Bullock
Hhe Dome
Occoquan
Mr. Bullock
Mrs. Dawson
Colorado
Assails Forts On Canal From London Speech
Charles Stuart Nairne, a Scottish shipping representative, urged in London that Britain rely on a strong navy to keep the Panama Canal open to British ships. He accused the United States of faith breach for fortifying the canal, while Washington officials dismissed the speech as not serious. Secretary of War Garrison said the issue is settled, noting prior laws allow fortifications despite the Hay-Pauncefote treaty.
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Panama Canal
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Royal United Service Institution
Natune
Panama
United States Senate
United States
Washington
Garrison
Davis
United States Steal
International Harvester Company
Republican Bureau
Stanley
Kentucky
House Judiciary Committee
Atater
Democratic Party
Kills Brother in Mistake During Turkey Hunt
Roy Talbott, 18 months old, was shot and killed by his older brother while turkey hunting at St George, near Parsons, West Virginia. The younger man fired on what he thought was a moving turkey, striking Roy in the head. Roy died after hours of suffering, leaving a wife and child. the family has endured multiple prior losses including two sons in railroad accidents and two by typhoid fever.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Roy Talbott
St. George
Parsons
W. Va
Piper
Natural gas going fast in West Virginia towns
Wheeling November 19 General Manager T O Sullivan of Manufacturers' Light and Heat Co Pittsburgh defended proposed rate increases before the State Public Service Commission. He warned that within ten years the gas supply in the state would be exhausted, using this claim to justify advancing rates in northern West Virginia.
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Wheeling
W Va
State Public Service Commission
West Virginia
T O Sulivan
Manufacturers’ Light and Heat Company
Pittsburgh
Loss of Atlantis Real Cataclysm Learned by Scientists
The article surveys M Germain’s view in the Annales de Geographie that Atlantis linked to Canary Islands Madeiras Azores implies a once continuous landmass crossing to America. It notes shared fauna flora with Europe Africa and West Indies, suggesting a transatlantic continent swallowed by a great deluge in Plato's tale.
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Central America
Garrett P
M. Germain
Annales de Geographie
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Canaries
Madeiras
Capa de Verde
Azores
Atlantia
Europe
Africa
West India
Atlantis
West India Islands
Central
America
New World
World Happenings Notes From Across The Globe
A compilation of brief items: Rice found not guilty of murder at Fort Riley. Manuel d Almeida dies in Fall River. an engineer and fireman killed in a Galeton freight wreck. biblical and geological musings on Atlantis and ancient lands. John Ewing appointed minister to Honduras en route. William Elie indicted for murder in Cincinnati. a $100,000 anonymous gift to Wellesley College. Louisiana constitutional convention approves $11 million in bonds. Maj Edward J Burke dies leaving $275,000 estate. Lawrence firemen strike prospects. John B Hoxie arrested for embezzlement in Newport. Canadian Pacific main line wrecks near Salmon River and Seabird Bluff. Petersburg Russia factory strike spreads. British post office pay demand rejected with limited concessions.
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Mediterranean Sea
Nile
Atlantis
Emat
Suess
Greenland
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Jules Vernes
Nemo
New Orleans
John Ewing
Honduras
Colon
Teguci- Fair
Fisher's trial set for November 26 in Rockville
William J. Fisher Isthmian canal commission clerk faces murder charges for the August 29 Chevy Chase stabbing of William E. Altdorfer. Trial date agreed after conference with defense counsel State's Attorney and Judge Peter. Prosecution hinges on Miss Lillian Reeves eyewitness testimony challenging self-defense.
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Washington Post
Rockville
William J. Fisher
William E. Altdorfer
Chevy Chase
Circuit Cpurt
Thomas Dawson
W. C. Spates
Peter
Fisher
Scldsors
Altdorfer
Lillian Reeves
Altdorfers
Misa Reeves
Davies Seeks $600,000 for Bureau of Corporations Inquiry
Joseph E Davies, commissioner of corporations, proposes a $600,000 appropriation from Congress to fund a twofold national inquiry into large interstate corporations under President Wilson. He pledges a scientific study of monopolies and a broad gathering of corporate information to aid future legislation, stressing noninterference with Congress and rapid action against trusts.
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Stanley Cella
Joseph E Davies
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Pardoned After 38 Years Promised Care by Booth
Mrs Maude Ballington Booth promises life care for Ambrose Williams, freed today by a governor's council pardon after 38 years in state prison for assault begun at age 19 in 1875. Booth of the Salvation Army will provide for him for life, with likely relocation to New York.
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Maude Ballington Booth
Boston
Ambrose Williams
Wiliams
Salvation Army
New York
Jewelers in trust barnes silent on T R
New York officials filed a government suit seeking to aid jewelers and remove a supposed middleman cartel. The action targets members of the National Wholesale Jewelers Association and the National Association of Manufacturing Jewelers alleging price-raising nets that blocked retailers from manufacturers. Barnes declines to comment on New York Young Republican moves to oust him, saying the resolution text is not before him.
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New York
United States District Court
National Wholesale Jewelers’ Association
National Association of Manufacturing Jewelers
William Barnes
Republican State Committee
Young Republican
Albert Ottinger
Young Republican Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Barnes
Chicago
George W Perkins
Strikes by East Indian Workers Paralyze Natal Industries
In Ladysmith Natal on November 18 about 150000 East Indian laborers halted work as strike spread to the south coast. rioting occurred withMounted police dispersing mobs. Arrests and fatalities reported as Indians seek equal rights, threatening wider confusion across South Africa.
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British India
East Indiana
Would Bar Hindu Totlers
Secretary Wilson says federal law may be needed to curb Hindu immigration if current statutes fail. Commissioner Caminetti’s Pacific coast inquiry guides department action. A Philadelphia district court case tests if mainland ports can restrict Hindus admitted from the Philippines.
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Congress
Wilson
Department of Labor
Pacific Coast
Department
United States District Court
Philippines
Islands
Sailors Held For Mutiny On Bark Mangs Reva
Twenty one sailors from the bark Mangs Reva face $32,000 bail each on mutiny charges after a US Commissioner hearing in Wilmington Delaware. Second mate Samuel Smobehn and cook Otto Tangert bound over as witnesses. Smobehn testified cruelty and food scarcity sparked the revolt at sea. He claimed only two buckets of drinking water daily and a meager diet. The cook said the crew had three meals daily with coffee at 5 AM.
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Wilmington
Del
United States
Mehaffey
Samuel Smobehn
Otto Tangert
Smobehn
Philadelphia
San Franciao
Ware
Gets Her 13000 Pink Pearl Seized by Jury Return
New York November 19 Mrs Jules Vatable renowned pearl aficionada won custody of a $13000 pink pearl after a supreme court jury ruled it belonged to her. The six day trial hinged on whether the gem was drilled when sold to Mrs Vatable by Abraham Schorr. The jury found the pearl undrilled and not property of Nissen & Co. The pearl has a colorful past from an Indian prince to gambling debt in Monte Carlo to China and a pawn to save a life.
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New York
Jules Vatable
Supreme Court
Thanksgiving pardon for Cincinnati businessman Reynolds
Indictments for Robert R Reynolds former president of Tee Delivery Company led to a Thanksgiving pardon in Common Pleas Court Judge Caldwell announced. Reynolds fled the area after embezzling about 47000 from his company leaving behind roughly 3000 in cash before reportedly heading to Honduras.
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Cincinnati
Robert R Reynolds
Tee Delivery Company
Leit
Common Pleas
Caldwell
Reynolds
Honduras
Tudge Caldwell
Fifteen More Babies Enter Contest in Georgetown
Fifteen more babies were brought to the Washington Diet Kitchen Association welfare station in Georgetown on Tuesday for weighing measurements and mental evaluations. Examinations ran from 1 39 p m until nearly dark as Dr Milton Hahn and Dr Lewis Cocker conducted the tests with nurse in charge Miss Estelle Wheeler overseeing the proceedings.
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Washington Diet Kitchen Association
Georgetown
Milton Hahn
Lewis Cocker
Esatelle Wheeler
Tramp Averts Train Wreck Near Jesup Georgia
Scores of passengers left the Southern railroad coaches and shook hands with a tramp who saved many lives by signaling the oncoming train. The incident occurred 16 miles north of Jesup as a broken rail hazards nearly derailed the Palm Limited. The train slowed from speed to avoid disaster just inches from a misplaced rail.
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Here
Palm “Limited
White hot steel bar injures boy at Cambria Steel plant
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on November 19 a white hot steel bar from the Gautler department jumped the run and entered the weighmaster’s window, wrapping around 15 year old messenger Herman Rabner. Foreman Thomas R. Young pulled him free and both are hospitalized in serious condition.
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Gautler
Cambria Steel Company
Herman Rabner
Thomas R. Young
Fan Fashion Rebounds with Slippers and Silk Hose
Fashion pages report a renewed fan craze with plain black satin slippers for day and evening wear, hand painted and jeweled silk hose, and elaborate buckle alternatives in satin and rhinestone. New neck frills, fur bandings, and black and white net fabrics accompany the revival, with designers showcasing jeweled buttons and ornate embroidery for a complete period look.
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Milady
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