Ministers See Gones They Back Right Out Again
Nine North Carolina Methodist ministers, named as popular preachers, toured New York City for a week. They observed city life, visited Bowery venues, and noted contrasts between religious ideals and urban realities while accompanied by Labor Commissioner Henry B. Warner and others.
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Washinaton
New York
North Carolina
Old Dominion
Monroe
Henry B. Warner
Lotington
N. C
Warner
Wong Goen
Key Walker Holmes
Twaides
Pee J. W Clegg
Lexington
N.C
Parker Holmes
Thorneville
N. O
Ray. DE Bowers
Iteh Point
W. M Riles
Kennervilla
Rey RP Coram
Booneville
al Co Byrom
Cogtesmec
I A J Gorrington
Sulebury
Hay
W. L Hutching
New London
Hey JW Bradley
Troy
Wut
Rey Mingle
Parmer
Legal battle over poker debt in New York court
Emanuel Gopenheimer sues Nahan Franky in Manhattan for a credit poker debt tied to a ship purchase. The Ninth District Municipal Court will hear the case on September 3, amid claims of illegal gambling and a “marker” of five stacks of chips. The Turnindy Club at 133 West Forty Street is tied to the dispute as the alleged wagering venue.
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Ena Waaningsan Poe
York, Gest
Juste Hoyer
Municpal Court
Oneenhelmar
Franko Roadway
Gistriet
Usu
Will Howe
Bhdmomothcoss Rand
Chipa
Emanuel Gopenheimer
Nahan Franky
Pera House
Orcheatra
New York
Weat
Fortytrot Street
Oppenheimer
Efe
Mmuscian Gal
Franks
Gt & Gambling
Tornads Club
Branke
Telegram strikes spark postmaster clash in Richmond
Report from Richmond details a dispute over telegram delivery and rates. The Richmond Telegraphers Union plans to press Postmaster General, claiming Western Union telegraphs are abusing rates and mailing practices. Officials deny misrouting and emphasize legality of local telegram handling.
Count Kamarovany Dies of Wounds in Venice Case
Venice reports Count Kamarovany died from wounds after being shot September 5 by Nicholas Naumoff the son of an ex governor of Perm Naumoff confessed to the murder claiming a personal dispute involving Count Kamarovczy and Mme Tarnayeka who allegedly sought the life insurance payout Naumoff and Mme Tarnovska were arrested along with Moscow lawyer Prilukatt in the plot.
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Kamarovany
Plone
National Guard
Nicholas Naumoff
Mamarovsky
Naumoff
Concehia
Auastan
Perm
Verona
Kamarovsky
Ismself
Mme. Tarnayeka
Kamarovczy
Noumoff
Mme. Tarnavake
M. Frilukott
Moscow
Ine
Russia
Pritukatt Han
Kamaravsky
Mme. ‘Tarnovska
Neumonn
Prilukett
American officers join Wilhelm II for military maneuvers in Berlin
American officers led by Maj. Gen. Edgerly arrived in Berlin to attend maneuvers with the German commander in chief. They dined with Emperor William at the castle and are quartered as guests of the Emperor. Troops detrained and deployed along the left bank of the Weest as preparations proceed for large scale exercises involving about 9000 men and 19 000 cavalry.
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Koenig von Prusela
Eimperor William
Touriynt
Nicholas of Rut
Gen. Edgerly
Gen Bulgerly
Weest
Umut
French to Renew Conflict Delayed as Delegates Fail to Appear
News from Tangier reports renewed tensions as armistice terms are unsettled. Delegates of Cald Naz and Chamula clans are absent, while Moora's position faces renewed pressure. British protection concerns and reports of armed camps at Tad Gest heighten risk of further clashes, with fast-moving diplomatic signals from Tangier.
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Drude
Cald Naz
Druto Nas
Tad Gest
Mulal
Araba
Casablanca
Corfans
Perdona
Tangier
Sept. K
Han
Raituls 'al- Kimale Tysun
Harry Maciean
Tetaun
Fagwobe
Morocco
Russia liberalizes divorce under new grounds
In St Petersburg Sept, a Holy Synod commission outlines a new divorce law with four added grounds: mental derangement lasting over three years, forms of seizure, maltreatment causing physical and moral suffering and endangering health, desertion for three years, and leaving the Orthodox Church. The reform broadens the paths to obtain a divorce and reflects liberalizing shifts in Russian family law.
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Sperial Wade
Peteburg
Spector
Holy Synod
Orthodox
Vaccination Drive Surges as Vienna Epidemic Persists
Vienna report notes no abatement in an epidemic with 166000 vaccinated to date. Public health measures include bans on public meetings and processions. Separately, Turkish troop movements near Armenia prompt a parliamentary telegram request for reinforcements and confirmation of Prince Firman Firma’s loyalty forces.
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Vienna
Armenia
Urumixy
Cersion
Prince Firman Firma
Perman Goldier
Lodge Building Burned In Philadelphia Fire Destroys Eagles Temple
Philadelphia fraternal order hall East Spring Garden Street home of Eagles Aerie No. 4% burned to basement, walls remaining. Insurance covers $1000, bulldog statue valued at $52,000. monumental stone front underway before flames. Members returning from Norfolk convention saw their building go up in smoke as watchman was alone inside.
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Philadepnm
Engie Temple
Philadelphia Aerie
Order of Eagles
Spring Garden Street
Hroad
Jamies
Alnce Lus
Astronomer Leaves Peru Delighted by Visit to Peru
Prof. Rowe of the University of Pennsylvania said before leaving that he was delighted with his trip to Peru. He spoke at Lima and Panama about the American expedition, with many people at the railway in farewells to him and other national figures. He departed for Panama after the Peruvian visit on Saturday.
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Cable
Washington
Lina
Peru
Rowe
University of Pannsylvania
Panama
Wd Bi
Todd
Ambérat
Gupid Triumphs Again Marriage At Hotel Here
Asian Chater Magruder Warren of Harrisonburg Virginia, and Wade Cothran of Rome Georgia elope to Washington. The ceremony took place at the Shoreham Hotel with Rev E L Divers officiating. Witnesses included Helen Talbott and Barnard Welsh of Rockville. Mrs Warren opposed the match but the couple wed and planned to return to Rockville. parental forgiveness awaited.
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Harrisonburg, Va
Wade Cothran
Rome
Washington
Bride
Washington Post
Rockville
Dan Cupid
Asian Chater Magruder Warren
James Warren
Harriconburi Va
Mere
E. Laver Duiap
St. John's Episcopal Church
Bhoreham Hotel
Mies Helen Talnott
Barnard Welsh
T.m
Isa Warren
Rockvilla
Miga Talbott
Younss Cothran
Misa Warren
Miss Talbott
Mr. Welah
Cothran
Shoreham
Cothran Jeff
Baltimore
Sha
Escapes Subpoena In Atto Morristown N J
Special to The WeathRON es Morristown New Jersey September Subpoena servers of the investigating committee have failed to locate George A Roulre president of the board of managers of the Rahway reform atory in this city Mr Squire is at Lake Hoparking a guest of State Treasurer Voorhees and other minor politicians. The reformatory president went there Friday in Voorhees automobile while the mulepoena servers were ringing the front door bell of his home in South street John H Backer counsel for the investigating committee is anxious to planning Mr Squire concerning alleged irregularities in the management of the Rahway institution. Friends of Mr Squire declare he is not attempting to evade service and that he be told by Attorney General McCarter to need not obey any subpoena of the investigating committee as it is not sememly constituted ody and cannot compel persons to teats.
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Weathron
Morristown
N. Jn
Alhough
Heh
George A. Roulre
Railway Reformatory
Squire
Lake Hoparking
Voorhees
Reformatory
Feill Confers With Small On Arbitration For Strike
New York officials report a confidential conference between President Small and Commissioner Meili regarding strike resolution. In Philadelphia speakers at a meeting opposed arbitration, urging settlement directly between strikers and the Telegraph company. Chairman Russell said no effort had been made to seek Roosevelt's interference, but suggested action may occur if business interests press.
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Ofedal
Doton
Simali
Commerce and Labor
Meili
Fablic
Small
Yad
Philadelphia
Nelli
Idep
Solegraph Companion
Daniel L. Russell
Board of Strategy
Wan Afterard
Roosevelt
Russell
Brig Gen Mills Dead Veteran Army Leader Dies at Home
Brig Gen Samuel M Mills U S A retired died suddenly at his summer home in Gall ee New Jersey after a period of poor health He was born in Pennsylvania and graduated from West Point in 1881 He served as superintendent at West Point 1891 1917 and held commands in Pensacola Fort Ya nd and Boston He led artillery before retirement Survived by wife and three sons burial with military honors planned at Fort Paint
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Long Branch
N. J
Samuel M. Mills
U.S. A
Gallec
Mille
Bciley-Prentice
Galltee
Gen. Mills
Pennsylvania
Weat Point
Wat Point
Pensaczia
Eyand
Boson
Drittery
Milla Ig
Thhree
Ser Paint
Fon Ae
Lochinvar wedding thwarted by rival marriage
A West to Easton tale ends with Louis Plasge missing his bride Miss Della Patchett as William Tarbutton arrives in a buggy, proposes, and quietly marries her at her Cordova area home. The Plugge plans collapse as guests await the couple.
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Lochinvar
West
Louis Plasge
Della Patchett
Willam &. Tarbutton
Robert H. Patchett
Cordova
Plugge
Young Tarburton
Mudd Won’t Seek Maryland Judge Post Aims to Back Witmer
Congressman Rydney E. Mudd says he will not run for chief judge of the Seventh judicial circuit comprising St. Marys Charles and Anne Arundel counties. He will support Gen Allis M. Witmer of La Plata for senator and expects Republicans to back southern Maryland delegates. The move follows a Republican conference in Laghington and a plan tied to winning control of the legislature at Annapolis.
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Upper Marlboro
Dept
Rydney E. Mudd
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Maryland
St. Marys
Charles
Anne Arundel
Allis M. Witmer
la Plata
Cheries
Laghington
Aote
Slemp May Quit Office in Virginia Race
Virginia Republican Congressman Campbell Slemp of the Ninth District is expected to retire at the end of his term and not seek renomination. His son C Bascom Slemp is talked about to run on the Republican ticket backed by Summers, a revenue official, while Slemp has just defeated Democrat James William J. Rhea in recent contests. Judge Rhea says he will not seek the Democratic nomination again.
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Washington
Hristol
Campbell Slemp
House of Representatives
Slemp
C. Bascom Slemp
Thieves Clip Woman’s Hair Near Baltimore County Farm
Mrs Rush Ada Cliggsett wife of Charlea Clagett was seized by four masked attackers as she rode home from Lexingus Market near Mendaliatown Baltimore County about 3 o'clock this morning. Her revolver and $16.15 were taken and her hair was cut with a large knife after she was restrained. The assailants, two men and two women, fled as two horses pulled the wagon to the roadside before the others searched pockets and attacked. Police describe the party as veiled and in dark clothes seeking to escape with valuables.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Rush Ada Cliggsett
Charlea Clagett
Mendaliatown
Baltimore County
Lexingus Market
Ely
Sharen
Bill
Chamgett
Richmond to Host Nation’s Largest Stock Yards Dockyards
The Smyth Brothers McCreary McClennan Live Stock Company of Norfolk will move its plant to Richmond. They plan seven acres of buildings to create the largest dockyards in the country outside Chicago and St. Louis, including a single roof horse market among the world’s largest.
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Richmond
Washington Post
Smyth ‘Brothers
McCreary, McClennan Live Stock Company
Norfolk
Cemove
Chicago
Oraden
Guniis Clr
St. Louis
Quebec Bridge Disaster Death Toll Rises on St Lawrence River
The St Lawrence River yielded more bodies from the Quebec bridge calamity as rescue efforts continued on the tenth day. Four victims were recovered, including John L Werkey, assistant engineer from Harrisburg, with searchers still seeking missing bridge workers and details of the fate at the site near the bridge.
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St. Lawrence
Quebec
John L. Werkey
Harrisburg
Election fight closes as three counties vote in Democratic primary
Voters in Alexandria Fairfax and Prince William go to polls tomorrow to nominate two state senate candidates and select two city Democratic committee members. State Senator Lewis H. Machen seeks renomination against Alexandria editor Alexander J Wedderburn and Fairfax attorney Rowell Thorntey. Outcomes unsettled as candidates campaign across towns and villages. Polls in Alexandria will open at the usual locations.
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Wedfierburn
Thorateh
Bearsr
Udton Pole Boreau
Klos
Aleantsia
Alexandria
Fata
Prince William To
Thin City
Democratic Committee
Lawis H. Machen
Unite City
Senate
Tos T Had
Alexander J. Wedderburn
Fair
Ifex County
Alexandria Sunday Times
Rowell Thorntey
Fairfax Court Hota
Countery
Bers
Stone Throwing Incident After Fare Ejection
A man ejected for refusing to pay fare hurled a heavy stone at a Mount Vernon electric road car near Arlington Junction. The window was shattered, sending glass fragments past several passengers but injuring none. The assailant, described as a colored man, fled into darkness before capture.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
Arlington Junction
Pension guidance for widows and Mexican War veterans
A reader requests help obtaining a pension for her son and asks about applicable laws. The column explains that the 1907 act benefited Civil War and Mexican War survivors, not widows of Mexican War veterans, and outlines how to contact the Pension Bureau for claim status, fees, and possible special Congress actions. It notes historical pension rates and urges providing claim numbers and full service details to receive advice.
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Mexico
Pension and a Widow’s Rights disputed at Police Station
An Armed Forces veteran, Patrick Owens, detained for drunken conduct while his illegitimate child’s mother seeks pension rights. The case touches war widows, service pensions, and a pending dedication of the George R. Hill Memorial by the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Patrick Owens
Washington
Patrick
Sra Itetiga
Prasiva
Prasiva An Hia Widow Sna Vbat Pbout Te Ve His Guests, Proulon
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George R. Hill
Methodial Episcopal Church Heath
Corporation Court Opens Today in September Term
The September term of the Corporation Court opens today with Judge Louis C. Burley presiding. A number of cases are set for trial this week, including several matters awaiting verdicts and schedules to be announced.
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Nina
Lowndes in Full Control in County Race Fight
The county contest centers on Lowndes backed by a powerful slate, with Pearre slated as chairman after the March 19, 1685 landmarks. The article details pension struggles for widows and orphans, guardianship filings, and nominations from the committee, highlighting a tight power struggle and countywide influence.
Baltimore stamp famine hits post office shelves
Baltimore Maryland reports a stamp shortage as the post office runs out of popular denominations. Oversight and high demand for Hebrew New Year mailing drives exhausted supplies early, with limited quantities available for sale as the day proceeds.
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Baltimore
Yachts Arrive for Jamestown Expo Races Begin Wednesday
Cast of fast sailing yachts arrives off Hampton Roads to compete for King Edward Roosevelt Lipton Exposition cups. Vessels include Dorothy Q Little Rhody and Elkhorn with owners and clubs from Baltimore, Eastern Yacht Club, Manhasset and Oyster Bay. Races for King Edward and President Roosevelt trophies start Wednesday with further contests through the weekend.
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Washington Post
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Hampton Roads
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H. B. Gilpin
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Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Clarence Robbins
Little Rhody
Eastern Yacht Club
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Noarty
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Holla Burgess
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Clup
Francis W. Pabyna
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Sute
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Rea Rover
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Oyster Bay
T B Bleecher
Regina
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F. G Stewart
Paltimore
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Altimore Yacht Club
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Elkhorn
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Charlen P Tower
Motor End Sail Boat Racing Committee
Anson B Cole
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Ieaker
Motor Boat Committee
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Ome
DS Demand
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Gallantry costs him life at Garretts Mills incident
A 35 year old man named Mentzer died at Washington County Hospital from injuries suffered while attempting to board a southbound freight train at Garretts Mills on the Baltimore and Ohio line. He and several women had been at a nearby mill acting as pleasers when the accident occurred. Mentzer, who had one arm, fell under moving wheels as he tried to retrieve umbrellas left on the train. He ran a sawmill with Preston Philips at Yarrowshore. His body was taken to his father David Mentzer’s home near Waynesboro. In other notes, Lewis defeated Brown in the Clarke County Democratic primary for Commonwealth’s attorney by a substantial margin, with over 660 votes cast. Lewis is a cousin of Willam Travers Jerome, the New York district attorney.
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Weverton
Preston Philips
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Brown
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William Travers Lewis
Charles M. Brown
Herryville
Clarke County
Commonwealth
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Willam Travers Jerome
New York
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