North Carolina ministers visit New York City in study tour
Nine Methodist ministers from North Carolina arrive in New York aboard the Monroe to observe city life and discuss religious and social affairs. They tour sights including a Bowery dance hall, noting contrasts between modest dress and urban life as they meet state labor commissioner Henry B. Warner and local clergy.
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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
Lawsuit Over Poker Debt At Turn of Club
Emanuel Gopenheimer sues Nahan Franky in the Forty second Street district court alleging credit purchase of a ship set and gambling debts at a poker club. The case centers on whether the Turnindy Club operates as a legal or illegal gambling house and whether an alleged $5 stake in chips constitutes real money debt.
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Sosetas Op
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
Telegraphers Union confrontation with Western Union over telegram rates
The Richmond Telegraphers Union president urged the Postmaster General to investigate Western Union for delivering messages at 12 and 3 cents, alleging unlawful handling and extra charges. Superintendent Rome rejected claims of local telegrams being mailed by wire and warned against unauthorized message routing through Washington.
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Ngeene
Rome
Oest Rn Cauon
Washington
Umcy
Count Kamarovan y dies of wounds in Venice plot
Venice reports Count Kamarovany died from wounds after a September 5 shooting by Nicholas Naumoff. Naumoff, a former Perm resident, confessed to the murder amid a sensational scheme involving Mme Tarnayeka and an insurance payoff. Arrests included Mme Tarnayeka and Moscow lawyer Prilukott, suspected of planning the crime for money.
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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 Berlin maneuvers with German hosts
American generals and line officers led by Maj. Edgerly and Col. Wieser arrived in Berlin to attend maneuvers with the German military attaché Maj. von Koerner. They dined with Emperor William at castle Turlyn, as thousands of troops detrained on the Weest left bank for the big exercises. About 9000 troops and 19 000 cavalry will participate, with many technical and mechanized units also involved.
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Koenig von Prusela
Eimperor William
Touriynt
Nicholas of Rut
Gen. Edgerly
Gen Bulgerly
Weest
Umut
French to Renew Conflict Tice Granted to Moora
News from Tangier reports tension as armistice praised by Gen Drude faces delays. Delegates of Cald Naz lead Chamula tribes prepare for action while Moora advocates peace and natives encamped at Tad Gest await Mulal Late or its envoy. British legation seeks Macien release amid new notes denying joint action.
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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 church law
A special commission of the Holy Synod in Saint Petersburg outlines a revised divorce framework with five grounds for dissolving marriage: gross mental derangement for over three years, certain forms of seizure, maltreatment causing physical and moral harm, desertion for three years, and leaving the Orthodox church.
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Special Commission of Holy Synod
Sperial Wade
Peteburg
Spector
Holy Synod
Orthodox
166000 Are Vaccinated in Vienna Epidemic Report
Vienna reports no abatement in the epidemic with 166000 people vaccinated. Turkish troops continue advancing toward Armenia as Vienna notes more forces arriving. officials seek word on Prince Firman Firma's ten and front reach.
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Vienna
Armenia
Urumixy
Cersion
Prince Firman Firma
Perman Goldier
Eagles Temple Fire Destroys Fraternal Building in Philadelphia
Fire gutted Philadelphia Aerie No. 4% of the Fraternal Order of Eagles on Spring Garden Street near Broad. Only walls stand. the $1,007 building was insured. The bulldog mascot, bought for $52,000, and three decades of renovations are lost. Eagles members returning from Norfolk found their hall ablaze, started by a basement electrical issue with only a watchman present.
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Philadepnm
Engie Temple
Philadelphia Aerie
Order of Eagles
Spring Garden Street
Hroad
Jamies
Alnce Lus
Astronomer Leaves Peru Visit Delight at Farewell
Prof. Rowe of the University of Pennsylvania concluded his Peruvian voyage on Saturday and began a trip toward Panama. He said he was delighted with his visit, and many people gathered at the railway to bid farewell to him and other international figures associated with the American expedition.
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Cable
Washington
Lina
Peru
Rowe
University of Pannsylvania
Panama
Wd Bi
Todd
Ambérat
Cupid Triumphs Again Marriage At Hotel Here
Asian Chater Magruder Warren of Harrisonburg Virginia and Wade Cothran of Rome Georgia elope to Washington. The ceremony occurred at the Shoreham Hotel with Rev E Laver Duisap officiating. Bride’s mother Mrs James Warren opposed the match but the couple wed with friends present.
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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 Subpoena Evasion
Special to The WeathRON Morristown New Jersey September. Subpoena servers for the investigating committee have yet to locate George A Roulre president of the board of managers of the Rahway reform school and a resident of Morristown Mr Squire is at Lake Hoparking with State Treasurer Voorhees and other minor politicians The reform school president went there Friday in Voorhees automobile while the subpoena servers rang the front door bell at his home in South street John H Backer counsel for the committee is anxious to plan with Mr Squire about alleged irregularities in the Rahway institution Friends of Mr Squire say he is not evading service and that Attorney General McCarter should tell him not to obey any subpoena as the committee is not properly constituted or able to compel testimonies.
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Weathron
Morristown
N. Jn
Alhough
Heh
George A. Roulre
Railway Reformatory
Squire
Lake Hoparking
Voorhees
Reformatory
Feill Confers With Small Over Strike Settlement
New York reports a private conference between the President of the Small company and the Commissioner of Commerce and Labor. In Philadelphia speakers at a related meeting opposed arbitration urging direct settlement between strikers and management. Chairman Daniel L. Russell of the strikers’ board suggested Roosevelt could act if business interests press for action.
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New York
Pfecal
Solegraph
Daniel L. Russell
Board of Strategy
van Afterard
Roosevelt
Brig Gen Samuel M Mills Dies at Garden City Home
Brig Gen Samuel M Mills U S Army retired died suddenly this afternoon at his summer home in Gall ee He Was in poor health for years and attended the Baylor Prentice wedding at Gall ee He was born in Pennsylvania a West Point graduate in 1881 and served as superintendent at West Point 1891 1917 later commanded various army departments including Pensacola Eyland and Boston He died of apoplexy and is survived by a wife and three sons burial will be at ser Paint with military honors.
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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 Bride Swap Foiled by Tarbutton Marriage
Easton Md September 8 A West Coast youth known as Lochinvar failed to wed Miss Della Patchett as Willam Tarbutton arrived with another suitor. Tarbutton and Miss Patchett married in a quiet ceremony while guests waited at the Plugge home. The Patchett daughter's father is Robert H Patchett near Cordova. A friend of Plugge had arranged a mock wedding invitation earlier in the day.
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Lochinvar
West
Louis Plasge
Della Patchett
Willam &. Tarbutton
Robert H. Patchett
Cordova
Plugge
Young Tarburton
Mudd Declines Md Judicial Post. Aids Witmer Senators Hope
Congressman Rydney E. Mudd will not seek nomination as chief judge of Maryland's seventh judicial circuit but will back Gen Allis M. Witmer of La Plata. A Republican conference in La Plata outlined plans to win legislative control this winter and back Mudd aligned candidates for senatorial honors.
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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 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 floated as a Republican candidate, while Rhea signals nonrun for the Democrats, continuing a tense party contest in Old Dominion politics.
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Washington
Hristol
Campbell Slemp
House of Representatives
Slemp
C. Bascom Slemp
Thieves Clip Woman's Hair in Baltimore County
Mrs Rush Ada Cliggsett wife of Charlea Clagett was accosted near Mendaliatown Baltimore County about 3 am by four masked attackers two men and two women who robbed her revolver and $16.15 and cut her hair with a large knife while one guard stood at the horses head another searched pockets a threat to choke her if she cried. She was later released and could identify none of the assailants.
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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 Livestock Dockyards
The Smyth Brothers McCreary McClennan Live Stock Company of Norfolk will move to Richmond, building seven acres for docks and a massive horse market under one roof. The project aims to create among the country’s largest stock yards, rivaling Chicago St. Louis and other major markets.
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Richmond
Washington Post
Smyth ‘Brothers
McCreary, McClennan Live Stock Company
Norfolk
Cemove
Chicago
Oraden
Guniis Clr
St. Louis
Eight Bodies Recovered After Quebec Bridge Disaster
The St. Lawrence River resumes revealing victims of the Quebec bridge calamity on the tenth day. Three bodies found twelve miles below the bridge, four in total recovered so far, including John L. Werkey assistant engineer of Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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St. Lawrence
Quebec
John L. Werkey
Harrisburg
Election Fight In Three Counties For Primary Nominees
Voters in Alexandria, Fairfax, and Prince William head to a Democratic primary to nominate two state officers and two city committee members. State Senator Lewis H. Machen seeks renomination, facing Alexander J. Wedderburn and Fairfax attorney Rowell Thorntey who campaign mainly in rural districts. Outcome is uncertain as candidates acknowledge a walkover is unlikely. polling places in Alexandria open at standard hours.
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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 Thrown From Washington Car Angers Crowd
A man ejected for refusing to pay his fare on the Mount Vernon electric car at Arlington Junction hurled a heavy stone through a window. The missile narrowly missed a passenger, causing loud alarm before the suspect vanished into the night. The incident sparked significant excitement and tense pursuit by bystanders.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
Arlington Junction
Pension legal advice for Mexican War veterans widows
A reader asks how to obtain pensions for a son who served in the Signal Corps and was discharged. The column notes no 1907 act extended widow pensions to Mexican War widows and suggests contacting the Pension Bureau for claim status, including claim number, service details, and grounds. The writer offers to publish guidance if the reader shares grounds and status.
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Mexico
Alted Beates Signal Corps
Signal Corps
Congress
Mas
Penson
Auidier
Pension and widow claim denied in wartime case at Washington
Civil War veteran Patrick Owens, living at the Soldiers Home in Washington, was jailed after being charged with drunkenness during a supper with four captors. The hearing revealed his illegitimate child’s father may qualify for a pension, but denial was confirmed for the widow’s pension due to marriage after the act's passage. The George R. Hill Memorial, sponsored by the Methodist Episcopal Church, is nearly completed and set for December dedication, costing about £3,000 and including rooms for kindergarten, league, and social uses.
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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 at September Term
The Corporation Court opens today with Judge Louis C Burley presiding for the September term. Several cases are set for trial this week as the court session begins this morning.
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Corporation Court
Corporation Mm
Louis C. Burley
Nina
Lowndes in Full Control in County Race
A detailed party contest outlines Lowndes gaining complete county control after primaries and the assembly of a new committee. Names of candidates for county offices, shifts in leadership, and the impact on governance are described with emphasis on Pearre and local officials. The piece notes pension and guardian issues linked to veterans and widows, including results from the election and roster of nominees.
Baltimore stamp famine hits post office in holiday rush
Baltimore, September reports stamp shortages as the city post office runs out of popular denominations amid a heavy mail flow for Hebrew New Year cards. Much of the supply was exhausted early, forcing limits on available stamps and prompting rushed purchases across central postal offices and nearby stores.
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Baltimore
Yachting Races Open With Top Vessels At Jamestown Expo
Swift yachts arrive off Hampton Roads ready for Wednesday races for King Edward Roosevelt Lipton and Exposition cups. The Dorothy and Little Rhody from Baltimore and Providence clubs join entries from Eastern and Scawanhaka clubs. Contests begin Wednesday with events continuing through the weekend and into Monday, as crews gather from Atlantic coast yachting centers.
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Washington Post
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Hampton Roads
Dorothy
H. B. Gilpin
Manhasset
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Clarence Robbins
Little Rhody
Eastern Yacht Club
C. F. Tollinghast
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Greaeia
Hiss
Roosevelt
Noarty
Dorothy Q
Frederick Gay
Holla Burgess
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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
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Capital Yacht Clubs
Lela
Washington
Altimore Yacht Club
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Elkhorn
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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 in railroad tragedy
Mentzer, thirty five, died at Washington County Hospital from injuries after trying to board a southbound freight on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Garretts Mills. He and several women had attended services at Gaplard. umbrellas left on the train prompted his risky rescue attempt. Mentzer ran a sawmill with Preston Philips at Yarrowshore. his body was taken to his father David Mentzer’s Blue Rocks home near Waynesboro. Also noted: William Travers Lewis won the Democratic primary for Commonwealth's attorney in Clarke County, defeating Charles M. Brown. Lewis is cousin of New York District Attorney Jerome Travers Lewis.
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Weverton
Preston Philips
Lewis
Brown
Washoaston
Winchester
William Travers Lewis
Charles M. Brown
Herryville
Clarke County
Commonwealth
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Willam Travers Jerome
New York
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