National Woman Christian Temperance Union Resolution Showcases Congo Atrocities
Resolutions denounce King Leopold II for Congo Free State abuses and call for Reed Smoot’s expulsion from the Senate. Passages urge anti polygamy amendments, prohibition of liquor at army posts, and women’s suffrage, with speakers addressing race, health, and heredity. Died notices and public obituaries follow in the final item.
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Hartford
Conn
Leopold II of
Belgium
Congo Free State
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
National Woman
Christian Temperance Union
United States
Lucy Thurmen
Michigan
Dorcas Spencer
Lucy ( Puring
Massachusetts
J. Stone
Ohio
WC. T. U
Mitchell Angler
Mia
Thurman
Spencer
Oklahoma
Purington
Congo
Leopold II
Clara Hoffman
Kansas City
Government of
Diamond Medal Winner at Fano Theater Oratorical Event
The principal event was the Diamond oratorie competition at Fano Theater, with nine other contestants. Medals and banners were awarded by organizations including South Dakota WCTU, Utah WCTU, Illinois WCTU, Michigan WCTU, and the Loyal Legion, for achievements such as largest increase in contests, highest percentage of increases, and most contests held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fano
Prometer
W.C
Tf. U
South Dakota
Utah
W. CT. U
Bishop Nicholson Dead Head of Milwaukee Diocese
Milwaukee diocese leader Bishop Nicholson aged about sixty three died after a heart ailment. A Dartmouth and Virginia Theological Seminary graduate, he was ordained in 1812 and consecrated at St. Mark's Philadelphia. former rector of St. Mark's. He leaves a son Isaac Lea Nicholson Jr. and a long record in church service.
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Milwaukee
Virginia Theological Seminary
Isaac Lou Nicholson
Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese
Isaac Lea Nicholson
Wen
Nicholson Wee
Dartmouth College
Theological Seminary of
Virginis
Baltimore
St. Mark's Church
Philadelphia
Cyrus B. Knight
Toledo
Ohio
Flora Gamnos Lawrence
Marion Lawrence
International Sunday-school Association
Warren J. Kaiser
Springfield
Prince Henry of Reuss to Visit Washington Amid Mixed Reception
A German royal visitor, Prince Henry of Reuss, arriving from China on leave from the Kaiser's navy, is en route to Washington. Descriptions note his small stature, rough appearance, and ill fitting clothes yet remark on his democratic spirit and interest in military affairs and American manufacturing.
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Prince Henry of
Reuss
Washington
Prince Henry
Kaiser
China
William
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York
Henry
MOURN FOR CZOLGOSZ Observed on Anarchist Martyred Day
Anarchists mark the death anniversary of McKinley assassin Leon Czolgosz on St. Cuolgosz day. In Cleveland banners show Our Martyr while local leaders deliver orations and beer flows at anarchist headquarters. The event recalls the 1901 electric chair execution at Auburn Prison New York.
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McKinley
Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Cuolgosz
Auburn Penitentiary
Licensed to Marry in Virginia and Nearby States
A list of marriage licenses issued for multiple couples across Virginia and nearby areas. Names include Gerald E Bix and Pavad Nerva E Stephens. Skellenger Mason G Rodgers and Della M Enter. Rey J T. Huddla and Bertha A Julihs. Willem R Bushby and Carol E Morrison. Rose Etherwood. Rev HM Geren and Martin Ross with Eile Thomas. Rev Alexander Willbanke and Ernest Ewell. Qilze Shepherd. Rev. George W Las Coling Smith and Angle M Varner. Rev P J Jordan and George Goleman. Mary O Washington. William Bankhead and Dettle Quarles. James W Crear and Hatotle Bundy.
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Gerald E Bix
Youngaville
Health Office Record of Deaths From October Listing Names and Addresses
Health office records list deaths reported by month, naming individuals with ages and addresses. The fragment includes numerous personal names such as John Adama, Mary Gordon, Annie Lomax, Lottie Johnson, Sara Hegina, JoBrien, Catherine Coleman, Anne White, and Rosina Poscano, with addresses in Moorhead and other locations.
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John Adama
Yaers Mary Gordon
Wash
Adylum
Howale
Annie Lomax
Lamont
Arn Charles P Brett
Bhorman Ave
Lottie Johnson
Sara Hegina M Miller
Lst
Moorhead
Callan Ne
JoBrien
Catherite Coleman
Art League Accused Girl is Prosecuted in New York
Special to The Washington Post Anthony Comstock appeared at the West Side Police Court to continue the prosecution of Anna Blebley a young woman book keeper accused of aiding in circulation of the Art Students League June catalogue with nude pictures The hearing drew laughter from spectators and a lengthy dispute over continuation and witness summons adjourned to tomorrow
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Washington Post
New York
Anthony Comstock
West Side
Anna Blebley
Art Students’ League
Jefferson Market
Comstock
EC. Crowsley
Ieague
Miss Robinson
Miss Rickley
Crowley
Comstock To Get More Evidence. He Said It Was Unfair To Subject Miss Riekley
Mayo
M. J. Mesereau
Catherine Farrington
Submerged Train Wreck Deaths and Inquiry Details
A fatal Roxborough death tally continues with Mrs Hudders and a man known as Jack Dempsey among the dead. Wrecking crews raise submerged cars at Camden and Atlantic City, crowds scavenge for relics, and Coroner Gaskell opens a jury inquiry into the drawbridge accident and missing guard rails as traffic resumes on the line.
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Bee ‘Avenue
Mitchell Street
Roxborough
Dr Hudders
Gorman
Pacific Avenue
Paleo J
Gaskell
Edward 8. Lee
Foreman
Isaac Bacharsch
Samuel H. Headley
John P Ashmead
Charles F. Roescn
David R .Barratt
Abott
Wootten
Stoy
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvans Railroad
Suit Seeks Six Cents From Street Car Company
Ohio football player from Ohio State University sues Columbus Street Car Company for 6 cents claiming a transfer was denied on Columbus street car. Plaintiff, a famed football figure, alleges the franchise allowed transfers while he was refused a transfer to the Westerville mine.
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Ohio
Columbus
Rasina Lloyd
Columbus Street Car Company
Lloyd
Ohio State Univeralty
Westerville
Mrs Eddy Carriage Scene Shrouded Amid Private Drive
The article reports a muffled figure in a fur cloak entering a closed carriage at Pleasant View house, with Mrs. Eddy unseen. Secretary Fry and August Mann the coachman accompany the party as a naval route carries the carriage away, while Pamela Leonard denies impersonation claims and confirms her own residence in Brooklyn and a prior stay in Concord.
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Jane
Fry
Pleasant View House
Eddy
Pieasant View
Pamela Leonard
Brooklyn
Clinton Avenue
Temple Bar
Strike Nears End as Arbitration to Resume
Federal mediation sponsor National Civic Federation reports talks to resolve Southern Railway machinists strike will resume. Seth Low and Samuel Spencer plan meetings with President O Connell and machinist committee to secure a prompt equitable settlement. Workers have not returned to work pending an agreement.
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Seth Low
Federation
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
O'Connell
Machinists’ Union
Committee of Machinists
National Civic Federation
H. B. Spencer
Southern
Tam Seth Low
Samuel Spenger
International Association of Machinists
O’connell
Washington
Machinists’ Association
Thea
Italian Girl on Trial for Dipalo Murder in New Jersey
Special to The Washington report from Somerville New Jersey records Miss Florin Iario on trial for the murder of Alexander Dipalo a hotel man and contractor alleging jealousy motive. Witnesses including three Italian friends testified about her Washington entreaty and intent to kill.
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Miss Iario
Washington
Somerville
N. J
Florindo Iario
Alexander Dipalo
Raritan
Abram Garrettson
Lewis K. Schenck
Somerset Court
Iario
Che~tudy
Sherif Cooper
Dipalo
Miss Mario
John F. Reger
Nelson Y. Dungen
J. P. Johnson
Alvah A Clark
Clifford P. Care
Reger
Mario
Mias Ilario
Brancesco Alicis
Jeasafino Ipalo
Leonarn Suriano
Dipajo
Milimino Conde
Misa Iiarlo
Miss Clarton
Halloween Pranks Warned by Police in Young America
Washington police issue Halloween guidance warning against pranks harming citizens. Maj. Sylvester warns officers will intervene for night disturbances, door damage, or nuisance acts. Early reports note rules apply to nighttime mischief affecting residents, with penalties likely for offenders.
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Young America
Washington
Maj. Sylvester
Nour
Department
TNE
Simon Wolf seventy year banquet honors Jewish cit izen leader
A large Washington gathering at the Arlington Hotel marked Simon Wolf’s seventieth birthday with speeches by prominent figures from many states. Wolf spoke of his aim to mold the best in Jewish Americans into true American citizens and thanked the organizers. Other remarks praised Washington citizenship and the nation’s unity, with numerous toasts and testimonials from clergy, judges, and public officials.
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Union
Saya
Washington
Arlington Hotel
Simon Wolf
United States
California
Maine
Supreme Bench
Speaters
Wolt
Egypt
Germany
H. B. F. Macfarland
Jacob Voorsanger
San Francisco
Cal
Frederick L. Siddons
Hdaward N. Callsch
Henry Berkowiltz
Cyrus Adler
Frank P. Sar Gent
Maurice D. Rosenberg
Wendell P. Stafford
Louis Btern
Stafford
Jesus
Simon ‘Wolf
Lansburgh
Max Fischer
H. J. West
Rabbi Callsh
Richmond
L Bobrend
W. H Gibson
Herman Shrodtz
Harving
Abraham
Doyle Carmody
Dulius Lanaburgh
John Magruder
Woog
Sats der Gronuer
M. Newmeyer
Joseph Auerbach
Jamen Laneburgh
John Wilking
Ivilua Peyeer
Dissenting Opinion in Whitecapping Case Filed in Court
The dissent by Justice Harlan, joined by Justice Day, condemns the majority's view that thirteenth amendment protections do not extend to protect African American workers from race based intimidation. He argues national protection is essential to secure all constitutional rights including earning a living and making lawful contracts, criticizing a narrow reading of the thirteenth amendment that hampers civil rights progress.
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Justice Harlan
Justice Day Cohours
Supreme Court
United States Court
Eastern District of Arkansas
Reuben Hodges
Congress
Juatlee Harlan Wayes
United States
Bay Rum Kills Three on Wisconsin
Three enlisted men aboard the battleship Wisconsin died and two were seriously ill after drinking bay rum diluted with water. Thomas F. Cox from Pawtucket, James Wafer from Bray, and Nathan Frigton from Cincinnati died, while William Reynolds and James Hitchcock survived with injuries.
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Seattle
Wash
Wisconsin
Thomas F. Cox
Pawj Tucket
James Waffer
Fremang
Bray
Nathan Frigton
Cincinnati
William Reynolds
James Hitchcock
Miraculous Cure by Cuticura Remedies
A testimonial recounts severe foot infection finally healed by Cuticura Remedies after months of pain and inability to work. The writer describes using Cuticura Scar Ointment and Resolvent, noting rapid improvement within two weeks and full recovery of the foot.
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Anne
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C.T. U
Smoot
Johnson
Odoat
Georgia Baleh
Clot Willem Johnsson
Sixteenth Street
Lock Wood
Jean Borg Lockwood
Twelfth Street
Northwest
Charleston
Cop Lowe
Alice Lowe
Dranesville
Mgrew
Fifteenth Street
Nothwest
Armilda Mgrew
J M McGrer
Eabor
DAVID M_ OLIVE
Husfinde
Susie Dms
Oliver Veneral
Lid
Rte
Mb Shak Stroat
Lillian M
Albert I
Ilam Wa
Providence Hospital
Francia Walthon
Coypel
Frank Geier
Pona Noaith
Mt Olivar Cemetery
Marelago
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Horton Globe
Buffalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST Paul
Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnate Enquirer
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Eweparerphal
Hivee
Bishop Nicholson
James Black
Prat, Dane & Black
Black
Fall River
Mass
Robert PF. Davis
Harvard
Savannah
Thomas F. Gleason
Albany
N. Y
Hoe
Department of Georgia
Grand Army of the Republic
Tanner
Hoch
Royalty
Prince
Czolgosz
Health Office Record
ART League
Camstak
Aglny
Aft
Art
Sherwood Maryland Rye
Singh
S* Botte
To-Kalon
Mes
Civic Federation
Simon Walt
Mitchell
Hazleton
Hasleton
Cty
Freeland
McAdoo
National Executioe Board
Hear
Worrster
Mnes
Rockwood
New York City
Goodyear Raincoat Company
Ninth Street N. W
Washington, D.C
United Cloak and Suit Company
Ladies
Cravenettas
Priestley Cravenettes
Ubberlain
Goodyear Raincoat Co
Ninth Street N.“W
Justice Day
BAY Rum
America
Elgin
G. M. Wheeler
Elgin National Watch
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