North Carolina ministers visit New York amid city sights
Nine Methodists from North Carolina travel to New York aboard the Monroe to study urban life and labor issues. They tour Bowery venues with Henry B. Warner, labor commissioner, and observe city culture, noting contrasts with their rural parish work.
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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
Poker Debt Suit Stirs New York Gambling Question
The case Oneenhelmar vs Franko roadway in Manhattan district court questions whether credit purchases of a ship set for a poker game constitute illegal gambling. Emanuel Gopenheimer sues Nathan Franky over a 30 loan for poker stakes at the Turnindy Club, alleging illegal wagering and unsettled debt.
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Sosetas Op
Ena Waaningsan Poe
York, Gest
Juste Hoyer
Municpal Court
Oneenhelmar
Franko Roadway
Gistriet
Usu
Thone
Bhdmomothcoss Rand
Ceach
Chipa
Emanuel Gopenheimer
Nahan Franky
Pera House
Orcheatra
New York
Weat
Fortytrot Street
Oppenheimer
Rub Efe
Franks
Gt & Gambling
Tornads Club
Branke
Telegram Union and Western Union Telegram Row
The Richmond Telegraphers Union president pledged to press the Postmaster General to curb Western Union telegraph practices. He claimed the union could deliver messages for 12 and 3 cents, accusing Western Union of improper rates and routing. A supervisor dismissed any strike links, saying local mailings were not tied to wire dispatches and stressing no illegal forwarding occurred.
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Ngeene
Rome
Oest-Mne Cruon
Washington
Umcy
Count Kamarovany Dies of Wounds After Venice Shooting
Venice reports Count Kamarovany dies from wounds inflicted September 5 by Nicholas Naumoff. Naumoff, ex-governor’s son, confessed the shooting after a staged confrontation in the count’s residence. Motive centered on a alleged insurance payout tied to Mme Tarnayeka and a Moscow lawyer Prilukett, who were both arrested as suspects.
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Venice
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 German maneuvers in Berlin visit
American generals and staff attended a dinner with Emperor William at the castle in Berlin before the maneuvers. Majors Edgerly and von Koerner toured with foreign guests as troops moved to the left bank of the Weest for a large exercise. About 9000 soldiers and 19,000 cavalry are reported to participate, with numerous machines and support units.
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Koenig von Prusela
Eimperor William
Touriynt
Nicholas of Rut
Gen. Edgerly
Gen Bulgerly
Weest
Umut
French to Renew Conflict With Moora Armistice Granted
Septem ber reports indicate the armistice promised by Gen Drude is fraying as Cald Naz and Chamula chiefs fail to appear. Native camps near Tad Gest threaten renewed attacks while Araba factions hinder Casablanca returnees. Tangier notes deny a joint Franco-British action and demand British protection for Sir Harry Maclean.
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Asabianes
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
Sperial Wade Yo The Wewegtom Poet Bt. Peteburg reports a Holy Synod commission has drafted a new divorce law adding four grounds for granting a divorce. These include fear or mental derangement over three years, forms of scare, maltreatment causing physical and moral suffering, desertion for three years, and leaving the Orthodox church.
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Sperial Wade
Peteburg
Holy Synod
Orthodox Church
Vaccination drive grows as Vienna Epidemic persists
Vienna reports no abatement in the epidemic with 166000 people vaccinated to date. Turkish troops push toward Armenia and Urumiya as processions and public meetings are banned. Vienna asks Parliament for latest front line updates while Prince Firman Firma’s ten battalions have yet to reach the front.
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Vienna
Armenia
Urumixy
Cersion
Firman Firma
Fire destroys Philadelphia Eagles building on Spring Garden Street
The Philadelphia Aerie No. 4 Fraternal Order of Eagles building on Spring Garden Street near Hroad was burned down today. Only walls remain as the town notes $1007 insurance coverage, a bulldog statue valued at $52,000, and ongoing renovations since April. Members returning from Norfolk national convention faced a grim scene as flames engulfed their home. the fire started in the basement, possibly from crossed electric wires, with only the watchman present.
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Philadepnm
Cept
Engie Temple
Philadelphia Aerie
Order of Eagles
Spring Garden Street
Hroad
Jamies
Alnce
Eagles
Norfolk
B. J. Monaghan
Nationes
Astronomer Leaves Peru After Ambitious Visit
Prof. Bowe of Pennsylvania declares Belx delighted with his visit to Peru. He and Prof. Rowe of the University of Pennsylvania conducted a notable voyage, starting for Panama after farewell waves at the railway. Numerous national figures and members of the American expedition joined the sendoff amid a festive atmosphere.
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Prof. Bowe
Pennsylvania
Belx
Cable
Washington
Lina
Peru
Rowe
University of Pannsylvania
Panama
Wd Bi
Todd
Ambérat
Cupid Triumphs Again Marriage at Hotel Here
Miss Chater Magruder Warren of Harrisonburg Virginia and Wade Cothran of Rome Georgia elope to Washington and marry at the Shoreham Hotel in Rockville native Rockville, with Rev. E L Laver Duiap officiating. Mother Mrs Warren opposed the match while friends say parental forgiveness may follow soon.
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Mize Chater Magmder Warren
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 Attu Special to The WealthRON
The WealthRON reports that subpoena servers failed to reach George A. Roulre, president of the Rahway Reformatory board, as he travels with State Treasurer Voorhees. Squire is said to be at Lake Hoparking with minor politicians. John H. Backer seeks to discuss alleged irregularities in Rahway management. Friends say Squire is not evading service and may be advised by McCarter not to obey an improperly constituted investigating committee.
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Morristown
N. Jn
Alhough
Heh
George A. Roulre
Railway Reformatory
Squire
Lake Hoparking
Voorhees
Reformatory
Feill Confers With Small Over Strike Mediation
New York reports a late night conference between President Small and Commissioner Meili of Commerce and Labor regarding the strike. Philadelphia was noted as the site of hearings with speakers opposing arbitration and favoring direct settlement between strikers and the Telegraph company. Chairman Russell questioned Roosevelt’s involvement and pressed for a square deal if action occurs.
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New York
Doton
Simali
Commerce and Labor
Meili
Fablic
Small
Yad
Philadelphia
Nelli
Solegraph Companion
Daniel L. Russell
Board of Strategy
van Afterard
Roosevelt
Brig Gen Samuel M Mills Dies At Gallec Summer Home
Brig Gen Samuel M Mills U S A retired died suddenly this afternoon at his summer home in Gallec after apoplexy. He was born in Pennsylvania and a West Point graduate of 1881. He served as superintendent at West Point 1891 17 and later commanded departments including Pensacola,ryland and Boston. He died survived by a wife and three sons and will be buried with military honors at Fort Paint.
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Ames
Long Branch
Samuel M. Mills
U.S. A
Gallec
Mille
Bciley-Prentice
Galltee
Gen. Mills
Pennsylvania
Weat Point
Wat Point
Pensaczia
Eyand
Boson
Dief
Drittery
Milla Ig
Thhree
Ser Paint
Lochinvar Bride Swap Leads to Quiet Fetch of Bride
In Easton Maryland on Thursday evening a planned wedding between Louis Plugge and Miss Della Patchett was disrupted by Willam Tarbutton who arrived with companions and escorted Miss Patchett away. Tarbutton and Miss Patchett wed quietly at her home while a crowd awaited the couple.
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Easton
Lochinvar
West
Louis Plasge
Della Patchett
Willam &. Tarbutton
Robert H. Patchett
Cordova
Plugge
Young Tarburton
Mudd Passes on Judicial Nomination in Maryland’s Seventh Circuit
Congressman Rydney E. Mudd will not seek the chief judgeship in Maryland’s Seventh Judicial Circuit but will back Gen. Allis M. Witmer of La Plata for senator. A Republican conference in Laghington Saturday outlined plans to control Annapolis and elect southern Maryland delegates in the upcoming contests. The open race for senatorial honors hinges on primary results and legislative support.
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Washington
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 Shift
Virginia congressman Campbell Slemp, Republican of the Ninth District, is expected to retire at term end and not seek renomination. Son C Bascom Slemp and Summers, an internal revenue official, may be nominated to run on the Republican ticket. Slemp has defeated Democrat James William J. Rhea in three straight races. Rhea will not seek another nomination.
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Virginia
Washington
Hristol
Campbell Slemp
House of Representatives
Slemp
C. Bascom Slemp
Thieves Clip Woman’s Hair Near Mendallatown
Baltimore County woman Mrs Rush Ada Clagett was assaulted by four masked attackers while returning from a market. They bound her, cut her hair with a large knife, stole a revolver and $15.15, and fled after holding her briefly in a wagon near her home.
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Wkington Post
Baltimore
Rush Ada Clausett
Charlea Clagett
Mendallatown
Baltimore County
Lexingus Market
Ely
Sharen
Bill
Chamgett
Richmond to Host Nation's Largest Stock Yards Complex
The Smyth Brothers McCreary McClennan Live Stock Company of Norfolk will move to Richmond to build the nation’s largest dockyards among seven acres purchased a site. One building will house the world’s largest under one roof horse market.
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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 Claims Eight Bodies Recovered
After ten days since the Quebec bridge calamity the St. Lawrence River yielded four more bodies, bringing total recovered to eight. Among the deceased is John L. Werkey, assistant engineer from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Other victims included unnamed victims found twelve miles below the bridge and additional remains recovered later that afternoon.
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St. Lawrence
Quebec
John L. Werkey
Harrisburg
Election fight closes as primary voters choose two statewide candidates
Voters in Alexandria, Fairfax, and Prince William counties go to the polls tomorrow to nominate two candidates for the state seat. Alexander J Wedderburn and William Thorntey contest with Lawis H. Machen seen as front runner in a tight race across towns and county wards. Politicians admit they are at sea about the outcome and expect a hard fought contest with no easy victory. Polling places in Alexandria will be the usual precincts.
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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
Machen
Countery
Bers
Stone thrown at Mount Vernon electric car by angered passenger
A colored man ejected for refusing to pay his fare threw a heavy stone at the last Washington bound Mount Vernon road car near Arlington Junction. The rock shattered a window and narrowly missed a woman, causing excitement before the assailant fled into darkness.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
Arlington Junction
Pension guidance for Mexican War widows and veterans
A letter asks how to obtain a pension for a son who served in the Signal Corps and was honorably discharged. The reply references laws from 1866 to 1907, noting widow and minor-child benefits, and advises contacting the Pension Bureau with claim numbers, service details, and status updates. The column offers procedural steps to pursue pension rights and warns that some benefits require Congressional action.
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Mexico
Pension Dispute Highlights Soldier Father and Widows Claim
A Civil War veteran Patrick Owens living at the Soldiers Home in Washington faces a pension dispute over an illegitimate child. Officials rule the widow’s pension claim is invalid due to marriage after the act. The piece also notes the George R. Hill Memorial a church project with a $3,000 cost, to include a kindergarten and reading room, ready for December dedication.
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Fonampene
Patrick Owens
Washington
Patrick
Sra Itetiga
Prasiva
Prasiva An Hia Widow Sna Vbat Pbout Te Ve His Guests, Proulon
Iim
Fan
le Court
George R. Hill
Methodial Episcopal Church Heath
Corporation Court Opens Today for September Term
The September term of the Corporation Court opens this morning with Judge Louis C. Burley presiding. Several cases are set for trial this week as the term begins.
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Corporation Court
Corporation Mm
Louis C. Burley
Nina
Lowndes in Full Control in County Pensions Fight
The article reports a county political shift led by Lowndes in the state central committee, detailing a pension dispute over a soldier’s widow and children. It notes ward results, guardianship filings, and an appeal process, with names and positions connected to the campaign and pension decisions.
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Aeetind
Apcornet-At
Cumberland
Wany
Llsyd Lowndes
Pearre
Lowndes
F. Gibson Cowden, Jr
Lane
Thia
Tom Bigline
Committee
Woard
Col. Penzre
Col. Peatre
Tag
Ison
Rochmanionsr
Frank Loecart
Siva
Comberten
Dasid Rilawotu
Lona
Pension Bureau
Wl- Sraaptens
Atdeer M
Binte
David A. Rabb
Denton
Baltimore Stamp Famine Strikes Post Office
Baltimore postal officials reported a stamp shortage as Yom Kippur and Hebrew New Year mail surged. Denominations sold out early, with limited supplies forcing the public to delay mailings and seek remaining stamps at central offices.
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Baltimore
Yachting Races Open With Fast Vessels Arriving
The Jamestown Exposition races begin midweek with top sailing craft and motor boats converging off Hampton Roads. Yachts from Atlantic coast clubs compete for King Edward and Roosevelt cups while notable vessels Dorothy Q and Elkhorn arrive for the regatta. Officials from Jamestown racing commissions organize events as visiting crews enjoy open harbor hospitality.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Dorothy
H. B. Gilpin
Manhasset
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Clarence Robbins
Little Rhody
Eastern Yacht Club
C. F. Tollinghast
Providence
Greaeia
Hiss
Roosevelt
Noarty
Dorothy Q
Frederick Gay
Holla Burgess
Boston
Clup
Francis W. Pabyna
Casa P
Sute
Atlantic Yacht Club
Edgar F. Luckenbach
Rea Rover
Sexwanheite Corinchien Yacht Civp
Oyster Bay
T B Bleecher
Regina
Scawanhaka Yacht Club
F. G Stewart
Paltimore
Phiadelphia Corinthian
Capital Yacht Clubs
Lela
Washington
Altimore Yacht Club
Colonna
Stam
Elkhorn
Baltimore
Glo
Turner
Trampton Roads
New York
Jamestown Gueat Racing Commission
Charlen P Tower
Motor End Sail Boat Racing Committee
Anson B Cole
J. Morrin Oltiphad
Ieaker
Motor Boat Committee
Uuu
Thomas F. Ferguson
Ome
DS Demand
Mr. Tower
Gallantry costs him life at Garretts Mills accident
Mentzer thirty five years old died at Washington County Hospital from injuries after trying to board a southbound freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Garretts Mills. He and several women had left umbrellas on the train and he attempted to retrieve them by boarding, slipping and being run over. He ran a sawmill with Preston Philips at Yarrowshore. his father David Mentzer, a wealthy Blue Rocks farmer near Waynesboro, is home. In other news, Lewis defeats Brown in Clarke County Democratic primary for Commonwealth's Attorney by about 100 votes. Lewis is cousin of William Travers Jerome, New York district attorney.
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Mentzer
Weverton
Preston Philips
Lewis
Brown
Washoaston
Winchester
William Travers Lewis
Charles M. Brown
Herryville
Clarke County
Commonwealth
Lewis le
Willam Travers Jerome
New York
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