London to Montreal Eucharistic Congresses Crown Catholic Fortitude
Washington dispatch notes the 1910 papal legate visit to North America and the London and Montreal Eucharistic Congresses. It highlights massive processions with tens of thousands, the grand display at Albert Hall and St Patrick’s Church, and notes strong pro Catholic sentiment amid Protestant England. DR JEFFREY C O CONNELL reports from Washington October 1 1910.
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Washington
New York Law School Opens with Two New Scholarships
Dean Carusi welcomed students as National University Law School opened the scholastic year. He noted plans for a new building as the school has grown. Two scholarships were announced: the Rivet Scholarship in honor of Chief Justice Alvey and the Miller Scholarship in memory of Justice Samuel F. Miller. James Schouler of Boston provided endowment for the library.
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United States Supreme Court
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Boston
Plans A New Church In Washington Message From Rev Hez Swan
The Rev. E Hez swem, long time pastor of Second Baptist, returns to Washington after accepting an Alabama call to organize a new Baptist church. He recalls loving the city since 1841 and says the new congregation will be founded with patient effort, holding regular Sunday services at the Typographical Temple.
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Washington
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Catholic University Greets Largest Incoming Class
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Shahan announces a record faculty and a 25th scholastic year beginning at 9 a.m. Tomorrow. The list includes many named instructors across sacred sciences, philosophy, law, letters, and sciences. Opening rites set for Sunday October 9.
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T. Shields
Walliam Turner
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W. Melody
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J. J. Fox
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T. V. Moore
Abel Gaddert
Henry Hywernat
W. C. Robinson
J. J. Griffin
D. W. Shea
GM. Holling
Co. H McCarthy
W. H. DeLacy
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T. J. Thompson
PF. J. Lennox
G. F. Warbin
Frank O'Hara
L. H Crook
G AL .Werchler
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T. J. Furzer
Piercer Etek
Talks With Women Reveries of a Married Man
Madison C. Peters presents a provocative meditation on women and marriage, mixing aphorisms about beauty, intelligence, and social expectations. It contrasts female independence with marital duties, interwoven with an observation about a quiet Sagamore Hill day as Col. Roosevelt attends church with Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Blood atonement argued as divine justice in Brooklyn sermon
Special report from Brooklyn highlights Pastor Charles J. Russell of the Brooklyn Tabernacle preaching at the Academy of Music on sin, atonement, and divine justice. He argues that bloodshed, via Christ, satisfies justice for all humanity while contrasting orthodox and unorthodox views and praising Messiah’s future universal restitution.
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Irish letter mixup clears over Dublin mission visit
Washington Irish leaders and Sir Michael Doyle, lord mayor of Dublin, sought to entertain him and a visiting party in New York. A misdelivered invitation caused confusion, later resolved by discussions at the New Willard Hotel. The delegation plans a conference with Postmaster General Hitchcock to aid a Cunard Line voyage feature and port calls for Queenstown.
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Fragmented OCR Botched Names in Local Notice
Readable fragments show misread names including Carter and Leonberger amid garbled text. The item lacks clear event or action, offering little substantive detail beyond damaged identifiers.
New Union Organized Charter From Federation
A new Local Union No 11 of the International United Garment Workers was formed at the Typographical Temple in Washington. About 70 garment workers are in the district with 20 joining. five delegates will attend the Central Labor Union meeting tonight. Prominent labor leaders spoke, with officers installed and a canvass planned to recruit all workers into the new union.
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Record Yield of Corn Spurs North Carolina Claim
Ga reader notes a claim of a 226 bushels per acre corn yield near Raleigh by Farmer Batts, then recounts 254 bushels per acre achieved by Mr. Drake in South Carolina under heavy fertilization.Author urges comparison and promotes intensive farming to push Southern yields further.
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Amundsen Changes Plan to Seek Antarctic Honors
Christiania reports Capt Roald Amundsen on the Fiam Madeira has decided to proceed with an Antarctic expedition. He will send details from Punta Arenas, following a plan to start next year on a drifting voyage toward the North Pole. The shift surprised observers who anticipated a northern drift lasting at least seven years.
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