Belmont Abbey Receives Cathedral Status in Rome
In Charlotte North Carolina on October 1 Mgr Riomede Falconio Apostolic Delegate announced Pope Pius XI’s mandate elevating Belmont Abbey to cathedral abbey the first of its kind in the Western Hemisphere. A lavish ceremony filled the abbey cathedral with prelates clergy and hundreds of priests as bishops celebrated high mass and benediction.
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Abbatia Nubius
Western Hemisphere
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Chennaime
St Marys Ollese
Kelley
Savannah
van Uo Wyser
Lachmond
Viorwdi
Mole
Florida
Oaerneman
Reading
Op Deke
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Delvent Abbey
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Belmont
St Vincent College
Tithe
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Isko
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Lourdes Grotto
Trunk Stealing Charge Hears In Charlottesville Court
Martin Tukson and Martin Jacobsky faced corporation court in Charlottesville charged with stealing trunks from Chesapeake and Ohio Railway cars. Few witnesses remained to be examined as proceedings likely to resume tomorrow. The wife, Beatrix, has been in Charlottesville visiting. One detainee, Jacks, is reportedly linked to a baggage shelves gang. Arraignment for Smee occurred a month ago in New York. he has been held in a city jail cell.
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Martin Tukson
Alls
Martin Jacobsky
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Charlottes le
Beatrix
South
Richmond
New York
Eperta held on expert testimony in mail threat case
Cumberland Ma Oct 18 James Riley charged with sending Black Hand letters to Merwin McKaig threatening to blow up his shop unless 9200 appeared and to Henry Rosen a watchman advising him to quit his job or face consequences was held for the grand jury. Charles Metz a handwriting expert testified to similarities between the threatening letters and Riley’s admitted writing. Falls Church revival services announced by Rev W. Thomas with evangelist H. M. Wharton to assist in November 8 meetings at the Baptist church with union services preceding.
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Washingom
Cumberland Ma
James_ . Riley
Merwin McKaig
Henry V Rosenmerktl
Charles E Metz
Riley
Falls Church
Waghingen
Wn. G . Thomas
Columbia Baptist Church
Hig
Tes H M Wharton
Supreme Court OF the District of
Elder
Metes and Hounds
New Jersey Avenue
C Street
Richard North
Thomas Wigmore
Wigmore
James McCormick
John P McCormick
Witliam LooMetormics
James Wo McCormick
Caroline H McCormick
Anne Filiza Rowland
Rebecca Jo MerLean
Thormas Corcoran
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Post
Barnard
F W Smith
FE Hill
Colorado
District OF Columbia
Marion Groach
Sherman Fifteenth
L Streets
Leroy Burch
Cedar Rapids
James Tanner
Wis
Chase Boyle
Supreme Court OF the
Charles T Hunter
Washington D
Washington DC
William M Hallam
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Anna Mi
Anna 3 Root
Washington, DC
Anna M Root
Lousiana Avenue
Wearington DC
Mule Stabbing Case and Local Notices in Alexandria
A mule was stabbed to death near Thomas Arrington’s home amid suspicions against James McCain with blood trails and a threat to “get even.” McCain’s arraignment and grand jury review follow. Also fined for carrying a razor blade, an abandoned rig claimed by Washington residents, a funeral in Alexandria, two escapees recaptured, and a special grand jury summoned for several cases.
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King Street
Alexandria
Thomas Arrington
James McCain
Arrington
McCain
Wicholson
Caton
Polie Justice Caton
Grant Vaughn
Negro
Vaughn
Georgetown
Alerandrma
George Cogan
Federal Building
Ernest Owen
Washington
Vérmillion
Alexandria Corporation Court
Montgomery Doctors Meet in Olney on Infantile Paralysis
At the Montgomery County Medical Society semian nual meeting in Olney today doctors discussed infantile paralysis with Dr John F Anderson presenting on the disease. Dr Williams and Dr John L Lewis led talks. opinions split on quarantine. About 40 Montgomery cases reported with mixed outcomes and improving conditions overall. Additional papers covered diphtheria and cataracts.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Medical Society
Olney
John F Anderson
Marine Hospital
Washington
Wiliams
John L. Lewis
Bethesda
C. N. Etcntson
L .B. Thompson
Vernon H. Dyson
Upton D. Nourse
William Magruder
William P. Pratt
Massachusetts group seeks Petersburg site for Civil War monument
The Massachusetts Battlefield Commission arrived in Petersburg to choose a site for a monument honoring Massachusetts soldiers killed near Petersburg during the Civil War. Members toured the area with local veterans, planning a May dedication, amid existing markers at Gregory Farm and Fort Standard.
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Petersburg
Massachusetts Battlefield Commission
C. H. Porter
Boston
Seward W. Jones
James Anderson
Springfield
E. T. Raymond
Worcester
John Lawler
W. F. Adons
A. P. Hil Camp
Cameron
A. P. Hill Camp
Battle Fields
Gregory Farm
Fetersburg
State of
Massachusetts
Fort Steadman
Five surety firms plan joint bill of lading guarantee
Representatives of five major surety companies met in New York and agreed to bid on guaranteeing bills of lading for export cotton. They will sponsor a joint guarantee with a minimum rate of six cents per bale, backed by a shared capital and surplus of 17.7 million dollars. The firms include American Security, National Security, United States Guarantee of Baltimore, Fidelity and Deposit of Baltimore, and Title Guarantee and Surety of Scranton.
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New York
American Security, National Security, United States Guarantee Company of
Baltimore
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Title Guarantee and Surety Company
Scranton
Strychnine tragedy and fractured politics in two towns
Cephas Layman, four, died after swallowing 90 grains of strychnine in Waynesboro while grieving his sister. In Fairmont, West Virginia, Marion county Republican factions dispute ends with two nominees, Roosevelt’s picture adopted as party emblem. Cluett Shirt Week promotes autumn window displays October 22–23.
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Washington Post
Waynesboro
Cephas Layman
Fairmont
W. Va
Glasscock
Marion County
Faibard
Roosevelt
Cluett
United States
Rich girl weds affinity Chicago mystic and Indian
Newburgh N Y Oct 18 Miss Antoinette Elizabeth Gazzam heiress and Charles B Galpin New York water supply engineer wed at St Thomas Church Cornwall The ceremony was small with few relatives present The couple will tour and then depart for Europe The marriage follows a long pursuit by Miss Gazzam of a believed affinity including an earlier case with palmist Noblé and an Indian affinity photos and detective searches figure in the tale
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Washington Post
Newburgh
N. Y
Antoinette Elizabeth Gazzam
Missionaire
Charles B. Galpin
New York Water Supply
St. Thomas' Church
Cornwall
Breslin
L. Galpin
New York
George Murphy
Mrs. Galpin
Galvin
Miss Gazzam
Puiladelphia
Marcel
Galsin
Mr. Lo
Europe
Still Tied in Suffolk Deal Has Key to Situation
Still tied in Suffolk during the Second district Democratic convention to nominate a Congress candidate. After 442 ballots, Holland 63, Deal 7, Maynard 17, Young 63. Deal holds the pivotal seven votes as Holland looms, with observers noting last night’s lodging and transfers amid a deadlock likely to persist into morning.
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Washington Post
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Norfolk
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Fght
Dark Horse
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Tcene
Trehy
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Secretary of the Commonwealth
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Hallana
Thomas H Barnes
Billie Cardwell
Virginia Assembly
Jimmie Trehy
John B. Pinner
Bunyan Jones
Trey
Robert W. Withers
Withers
Denl
Deal Maynherd
T J. Wool
Hig
Academy of Music
Negroes Denied Bishops at Episcopal Convention
The Washington Post reports the general Episcopal convention in Cincinnati debated racial policy and failed to amend the constitution to establish missionary districts on racial lines. Southerners voiced strong views while opponents warned against a Jim Crow system and preferred white-led guidance.
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Episcopal Conference
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
South
Judge Battle
North Carolina
Joseph Cohan
Virginia
Cretan Leader Forms New Greek Ministry
Athens oct 18 Venezeles the Cretan Leader chosen by King George to form a cabinet has succeeded A new ministry awaits royal approval M Katergis keeps foreign affairs L A Coromilas becomes minister of finance at Washington.
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Venezeles
George
M. Katergis
L. A Coromilas
Washington
Gen Eckert Near Death At Summer Home
Long Branch New Jersey October 18 Gen Thomas T Eckert former president of the Western Union Telegraph Company is critically ill at his summer home here He has been unconscious since yesterday and the attending physician Dr Welch says there is little hope of his recovery
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W. U. Telegraph Co
Washington Post
Long Breach
N. J
Thomas T Eckert
Western Union Telegraph Company
Welch
Tolstoi Faints, Unconscious Hours in St Petersburg
Count Tolstoi suffered a sequence of fainting spells today in St Petersburg and was unconscious for several hours. By evening he was reportedly somewhat improved. In Hamburg, the stall steamer Valeria from Reval foundered in the Baltic Sea, with reports that wreckage and cattle were washed ashore.
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Hamburg
Valeria
Reval
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Hoffstot Gives Bond in Graft Case at Pittsburg
Hoffstot, a millionaire steel maker and banker, appeared before District Attorney Blakely in Pittsburg on October 8 after Supreme Court order. He posted a $20,000 bond to answer charges of conspiracy to bribe councilmen related to the bond depository ordinance.
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Stes
United States Supreme Court
Franke N. Hoffstot
Millonaire
Tistriet
William A. Blakely
Hoffstot
Nose Red No Longer
Quick remedy claims to clear and heal the skin overnight using possum’s compound. Testimony from Carl D. Steinke of Columbus Oro reports a smoother, natural skin color after use. Describes effectiveness on blemishes, eczema, itching, acne, and various skin afflictions with minimal product needed. Available in two sizes, sent free sample requests through the Emergency Laboratory in New York City.
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Carl D. Steinke
Columbus
Oro
Sista
Ogram
O'Donnell
Affleck
People's Drug Store
Laborato 33 Weat
Twenty-fifth Strees
New York City
Duped Girl To Be Disowned By Rich Toronto Parents
New York October 18 A train carries back to Canada a two year old girl named Mirian Treblicock to be disowned by her wealthy Toronto father after she wed adventurer James Fletcher Armstrong in Hoboken. Miss Tucillé Pugh, a young woman lawyer friend, and detectives pursue Armstrong while Mirian seeks a divorce, hoping to salvage her future as her parents plan disinheritance and return her to Canada.
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Canada
Miriyn Treblicock
Toronto
Tucillé Pugh
James Fletcher Armstrong
Hoboken
Miss Pugh
Armstrong
Mirian
Mount Einal Hospital
New York Central
Gonsolaua
Thuy J
Insane Man Sought After At Anacostia Hunt
Attendants of the Government Hospital for the Insane and the eleventh precinct police with Congress Heights volunteers conducted a man hunt after reports a escaped patient from an asylum was seen near Anacostia. Ernest Allen confronted the man who drew a knife. Allen fled and informed the police. A young woman abandoning a horse and buggy was later frightened as the intruder took the seat before driving away. The man remained at large past midnight.
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Government Hospital For
Eleventh Precinct
Congress Heights
Virginia
Maryland
Anacostia
Washington
Ernest Allen
Allen
Pa Nee
St. Hlizabeth's
Federal plan for England under Home Rule scheme
London report outlines John Redmond’s stance on home rule as a step toward a federal empire. It suggests Irish acquiescence to a united England Ireland Scotland and Wales framework and a political ultimatum to Balfourites at the conference. The conference adjourns for two weeks to allow further consideration.
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London
John Redmond
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Chanler Children to Sue Over Suspect Real Estate Transfers
Julie C Chanler seeks to nullify two transfers of real estate in New York county to Lina Cavalleri alleging fraud and undue influence. Gordon T Ireland appointed guardian ad litem for Julia and Dorothy Chanler in the suit against their father Robert Winthrop Chanler to recover estate income and protect the minors interests.
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Diva
New York
Julie C. Chanler
Robert Winthrop Chanler
Justice McCall
Supreme Court Today
Gordon Tireland
Guardian Ed Litem
Julia
Dorothy Chanler
New York County
Lina Cavalier
William Sergeant Kendall Wins Mrs Palmer Medal
William Sergeant Kendall of New York won the gold medal and $1000 at the American paintings exhibition by Mrs. Potter Palmer at the Art Institute. His painting titled Alison earned top honors opening to the public tomorrow. William L Metcalf also took the Norman Walt Harris medal and $600 for Icebound, with Chicago artists Hubbell Bartlett and Wendt earning medals.
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Chicago
William Sergeant Kendall
New York
Potter Palmer
Art Institute
Kendall
Alison
William L. Metcalf
Norman Walt Harris
Henry S. Hubbell
Frederick C. Bartlett
William Wendt
Miss Weasel Coakley Weds Dr Veola Overton Caruthers Jr
At the bride’s home in King George Virginia on October 18 Miss Weasel Coakley became the wife of Dr Veola Overton Caruthers Jr The bride is the eldest daughter of D Frank Coakley superintendent of the King George School and a cousin of Mrs Rayner wife of Senator Hayner of Maryland The groom is the eldest son of Dr W O Caruthers Jr formerly of Fauquier county and a long time resident of King George police
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King George
Weasel Coakley
Veola Overton Caruthers, Jr
D. Frank Coakley
King George School
Rayner
Senator Hayner
Maryland
W. O. Caruthers, Jr
Fauquier County
King George Police
Hearing Postponed In De Voux Fortuneteller Case
Police plan a vigorous prosecution after Prof. Leon De Voux palmist is arrested to round up fortune tellers in the city. Detectives Weedon and Burlingame pursue witnesses. more than 100 letters and charms were found among De Voux's effects. Hearing adjourned to Friday from yesterday.
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Weedon
Burlingame
Prof
de Voux
Mra. Thornburg
First Precinct
de Vaux
TRUST BREAKS WITH JOBBERS IN STEEL TRADE
Cleveland reports a rift between the United States Steel Corporation and jobbers over price concessions and distribution. Gossips say jobbers may form an independent plant in Cleveland to supply their warehouses. Carnegie sends salesmen to push central West warehouse orders. Gary declines comment on dispatches at the Institute banquet. Grahame-White to Wed Pauline Chase.
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Cleveland
United States
Daily Iron Trade Review Today
Steel Corporation
Waverly
New York City
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
Central West
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Chicago
E H_ Gary
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Grahame-White
Rankin Millionaire Farm Owner Dies at Tarkio
At Joseph Mo Oct 18 David Rankin operator of what is said to be the largest farm in the world died at Tarkio Mo after a paralysis attack last Saturday. Rankin was rated a millionaire and was noted for gifts to educational and philanthropic causes.
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Washington Post
Harrisonburg
David JF. Turner
Joseph, Mo
David Rankin
Tarkio
Rankin
Truthful Talk on Telling the Truth and Its Pitfalls
An essay urging relentless truthfulness and cautioning against habitual lying. It cites Ariatothe on gaining nothing by falsehood, allegorizes truth errors with a sheriffs tale, warns that bluntness alone isn’t candor, and advocates explicit, honest, yet courteous speech while respecting others.
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Ariatothe
Shelleys
Shelley
No. 1
Warburton
Truth
Veta
Washington Produce Market Prices Rise Amid Scarcity
Market notes show eggs and poultry climbing as colder weather increases scarcity. Fresh fruits and vegetables bring steady demand with Virginia and West Virginia produce cited, along with multiple quoted prices for poultry, dressed poultry, potatoes, cucumbers, onions, and other farm goods across regional markets.
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Virginia
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Tennessee
Ork
California
Delaware
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