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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1909
Page
36
Palmist and Mediums Face in New York Ordeal at Magic Fair
The Weakington Post reports in New York on a sermon by Rev Charles H Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle and a palm reading scene with a young woman. The pastor denounces occult practices while noting the magician Ascandar Khaldah and Mme Paladino as frauds. He warns Christians to seek divine truth over séances as a man’s fate unfolds amid a spectacle of palm readings and contrived feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weakington Post
New York
Charles 1 Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Jesus
Mme. Paladino
Seema
Ascandar Khaldah
Ascandar
Noa
Guarantee Promise by Waltham Watch Co. Limitation
The Waltham Watch Company guarantees watches bought through regular jewelers with broad assurances but excludes purchases from general stores. Only watches obtained via authorized dealers receive the full guarantee, highlighting distribution channel significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Waltham Watch Company
Weltham Watch Advice For Buyers In Local Ad
N. B. When buying a Weltham Watch always ask your jeweler for one adjusted to a tester state and position. This tip urges customers to seek precise adjustment and proper fitting assurance before purchase.
Baseball Player Arrested In Tennessee Burglary Case
Lee Fisher, a member of the Alabama Nine and an Independent pro team, was arrested in Dashville Tennessee after confessing to robbing the home of HoT Lewis. He allegedly entered last night, ransacked the room of Miss Nellie and Miss Lillian Lewis, and fled when challenged. Fisher, about 25, played this season with Athens AIA.
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Alabama Nine
Dashville
Tenn
Lee Fisher
Nere
Hot Lewis
Miss Nantes
Athens,Aia
PART OF FLEET DETAINED
Twelve battleships of the Atlantic fleet will assemble in Hampton Roads on December 1 for mobilization of sixteen ships that participated in the Hudson Fulton celebration under Admiral Schroeder. Detained vessels include the Virginia and Louisiana with repairs and changes to outgoing type, plus armored cruisers Montana and North Carolina. The Missouri, a fleet vanguard, arrived at Hampton Roads yesterday.
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Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Atlantic
Navy Department
Schroeder
Virginia
Louisiang
Montana
Caroline
Missouri
Hampton
Renda Yeoteray
Paladino A Hysteric Table Moving Nothing New
Special to The Weslington Pout from New York comments by Dr James H Hyslop professor at Columbia University on Husapia Paladino. He argues levitation does not violate natural laws and emphasizes the need for solid evidence before claiming telekinesis. He notes possible illusions and urges careful investigation of the trance phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngutea
Mme Paladino
Mme Faladino
Weslington
New York
James H Hyslop
Columbia University
Robert McArthur
Cavalry Baptist Church
West Fifty-seventh Street
Hyslop
Eusaple Paladino
Husapia Pala~ding
Enpapia
Fysiop
John
Manevre
Hague Plans Exhibition for Peace Palace Opening
The Hague announces a plan for an international exhibition in 1931 to celebrate the opening of the Peace Palace. The event would be held in The Hague with consideration given to dates in November and aims to showcase global peace efforts and cultural achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Palace
The
Hague
To Millionaires Only Offer Promises Wealth Happiness Test
A London Times advertisement proposes a wealthy man donate about 5000 dollars for a two year experiment. An anonymous advertiser vows to prove wealth does not buy happiness by diarying expenditures and sharing results with a business committee. The man is in a government post with a fixed salary and seeks to use income for broad good and occupation rather than philanthropy, challenging common beliefs about wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaka
London
Times
Ang Ta Burdes Soma
Iim Gg
Pension guidance for soldiers and widows across wars
A long readers’ Q and A on pension eligibility and rates. Topics include service in Civil War and later conflicts, rates at various ages, and how to file with the War Department. Advice covers desertion charges, permanent helpless child benefits, bounty land, and headstone questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Onion
Penson
Stop Emigrating Priests Say Pope as Trouble Grows
A Rome cable to The Washington Post reports the Pope intends to end priests emigrating to the United States and the Philippines. Bishops in Europe are barred from granting emigration permissions except by the Sacred Congregation of the Council after evidence these priests will edify the new community. The move aims to preserve clergy discipline and dignity amid widespread complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Rome
United States
America
Europe
Sacred Congregation of the Council
Philippines
Horse Serum Most Valuable In Tuberculosis Fight
Experiments led by Prof Vallee near Paris show horse serum markedly suppresses tuberculosis in cattle. In trials, untreated infected cattle died with lesions, while treated subjects remained clear of disease signs. Vallee urges physicians to pursue human trials, claiming high potential value for mankind.
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Cabla
Washington Post
Paria
Deine
Vallee
Relief aid reaches flooded Mexican valley village
United States consul at Matamoros reports returning from the San Juan River valley flood area where 2000 blankets from American relief societies were distributed. He says thousands of Mexicans remain destitute, with homes destroyed and families living in the open, subsisting on desert plants.
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Peets
Tne
Washington
Matamoros
Mexico
Clorence Miler
United States
San Juan
Mc Diller
The American Congress Vie War Congress The 36th to 39th sessions in era of secession
A compact history of the Civil War era Congresses from 1860s start 36th through 39th, detailing secession and formation of the Confederacy, leadership shifts under Lincoln Stevens Wade and Colfax, battles over reconstruction, and landmark acts like the homestead law that shaped postwar policy. The piece notes key figures such as Crittenden Breckinridge Stephens and Johnson, and traces party politics through wartime and immediate postwar restoration.
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Congress
John J Crittenden
Kentucky
Wiliam “Fennington
New Jersey
Henry Winter Davis
Maryland
Jono Sharman
Pennington
Senate
John C Breckinridge
Democratic Party
Abraham Lineal
Hannibal Hamlin
United States
Confederate States
Jesse Bright
Indiana
North
Bath
South Carolina
Alexander H Stephens Zebulon B Vance
Nalion
Hell
Daniel E Sickles
Roger A Pryor
Sickels
New York
Pryor
Virginie
Confederate Congress
Thirty-seventh Congress
Jast
Lincoln
Virginia
Tennessee
Galusha
Stevens
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jese
Thirty
Con- Breda
Congressional
War Democrats
Andrew Johnson
Tekel
Johnson
Watta House
Houas
Benjamin F Wade
Linegin
Evey
Itf
Republican Party
Thaddeus Stevens
Brazil Needs Religion Warns South American Resources
John H. Warner, general secretary of the RELIGION NEED OF BRAZIL association, spoke at Central MCA on South America and opportunities. He warned positivism as a chief alarm, praised Brazil’s people and vast natural resources, and urged religious teaching as essential. Warner recalled Brazil’s coffee, minerals, sugar, rubber and mahogany wealth, Rio de Janeiro’s revival, and his five years there. He plans to continue a lecture tour, covering 7000 miles, returning March 1, with a dinner in Washington tonight where he will outline his work.
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South America
Mmca
John H. Warner
Association
Permambuco
Braz
United States
Cnnd
Warner
Breil
Republic
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
America
Untis
Waslington
New York City
The
Beat
Coa
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Corveraity
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Colucius
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