Catholics to Gather for National Eucharistic Congress in Cincinnati
Catholics across the United States plan a four day National Eucharistic Congress in Cincinnati starting September 28. Key clergy leaders including Archbishop John Ireland and Bishop Henry J. Richter will preside and lecture on topics such as the Real Presence and the priest’s role in the Eucharist. The program includes pontifical masses, sermons, discussions, and a closing procession with benediction, concluding with a sermon by Rev Dr Robert B. Condon.
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Rockford
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Henry J. Richter
Mahon
Grand Rapids
Revilar J Hardy
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O'Clork
Edward F Kelly
Oetalt
John Gawler
St Paul
Mer Joseph Rainer
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Joseph Husshein
Jesuits
Milwaukee
T OR O'Connor
Newark
Chicago
John M. Farley
New York
Rienk
New Orleans
Norven
Robert B. Condon
la Crosse
Wis
Emmanuel
God
Changes in B and O staff announced in Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio officials reveal promotions and transfers. Cochran moves from Cleveland to lead Baltimore lake terminals as coal freight agent. Wright moves from Pittsburgh coal department chief clerk to Cleveland. Baker advances to Cochran’s Cleveland role, with Keith assuming the Pittsburgh role and Baltimore headquarters.
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Ho Oa Cochan
Cleveland
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Pitsburgh
Mr. Cochran
Wills
AL Baker
Colt
Wrrt
Haker
G. W. Keith
Telegraphist Mrs Bremholtz Dies in Washington
Mrs Samantha Bremholtz, chief telegrapher at Gettysburg during the battle, sent hundreds of dispatches from Union officers to the War Department. A Waynesboro native and former schoolteacher, she died at 75 after four years as an invalid, remembered for stories of the Civil War.
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Gettysburg
Washington Post
Flaxerstown
Samantha Bremholtz
Ciettrabure
War Department
Mount Etna Erupts With Smoke Cloud Over Sicily
Mount Etna shows renewed activity with two new vents about 8 000 feet high and a vast smoke column. Continuous ash eruptions and frequent earthquakes, felt in surrounding areas, cause alarm among residents of nearby towns.
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Sicily
Mount Etna
Etna
Port Arthur Naval Station Abolished for China Bay
Japanese naval authorities shift from Port Arthur to China Bay Korea. Port Arthur officials are notified. Brannon, a man, shot his wife who had left him and then shot himself. Brannon died while the wife survived.
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Pishtitank Branhan
Brannon
Appalachian Fair to Open in Knoxville
The Appalachian Exposition opens in Knoxville at noon tomorrow, running three weeks with gates, opening exercises, and speeches by Gov. Hooper Col Tyson and Mayor Heiskell. The eight buildings showcase Appalachian products from Tennessee Georgia Alabama North and South Carolina Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky. Ohio Governor Harmon is billed for Saturday with other expected guests including Gov. Woodrow Wilson Toyerson Col Bryan Champ Clark and Senator La Follette.
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Tennessee
L. J Tyson
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Alabama
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South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Wood- Toyerson
New Jersey
W. J. Bryan
Champ Clark
Senator la Follette
Plan to Make Law Library and Conference Permanent
A national plan aims to establish a comprehensive law library for all states, with yearly updates from enacted statutes. The conference of governors would be made permanent via a central bureau acting as a clearing house and rapid communication hub, issuing bulletins on new laws and pending measures. Governors Wilson, McGovern, Foss, West, Osborn, and Osborn, among others, are listed for talks. meetings begin Tuesday at Spring Lake with official welcomes and receptions.
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Central Bureau
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Missouri
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Wisconsin
Beryl F. Carroll
Town
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Oswald West
Oregon
Sov
Chase Osborn
Michigan
John A. Tix
New York
Edmund ¥. Noel
Mississippi
Woodrow Wilson
New Je Acy
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Wison
Reagirt
Dr Hill May Get Chair at Cornell University
A report from Ithaca indicates Cornell offered the head of the politics and economics department to Dravid Jayne Hin, recently ambassador to Germany. President Leherman would not confirm, but the university seeks a qualified successor. Jeremiah Whipple Jenks is on a year’s leave, and Jenks plans China business tied to the Immigration commission.
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Cornell
Leherman
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Jenks
Immigration Commission
New York
China
I Morgan Syndicate
Accused of Stealing Camera on Steamer
New York dispatch reports Pr James J Stellman of Philadelphia was arrested as he left a Fall River bound steamer on a charge of stealing a valuable camera from the ship. The camera was said to be handed to him by a fellow passenger for safekeeping, and he was sent to the Tombs in default of $1000 bond. Kansas City reports Henry C Gumbel of Wichita shot yesterday by Robert F Curtiss died today. Curtiss had filed for divorce.
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Henry C. Gumbel
Wichita
Kans
Robert F. Curtiss
Curtiss
Gumbel
Markets Steady Early Week Amid Foreign Selloff
The Washington Post reports stock markets steadier in early week trading after August losses, with modest gains in some shares amid renewed investment buying. Foreign selling and Moroccan trade disruption weigh on British and European markets, while U.S. concerns center on credit balances abroad and ongoing readjustment of international finances.
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Supreme Court to rule on Sherman antitrust cases
The Supreme Court will hear early this session a set of antitrust cases on hard coal, cotton corner, St. Louis bridge, and possibly turpentine trust. The government seeks to define enforcement of the Sherman Act against coal railroads, cotton cornerers, and bridge operators, after lower court defeats.
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New York
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Mississippi
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Missouri
American Naval Stores Company
Crop prospects dim as grain yields drop in government report
Government figures show wheat, corn, and oats total at 675000 bushels, 600 below last year, with hay, potatoes, and minor crops also smaller. Cotton remains bright though. Despite weak crop outlook, commercial data signal improving business volume with last week’s bank clearings up 11.6 percent and U S Steel orders at a record high.
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United States Steel Corporation
Paper production falls in July across the country
July news print production dropped from 110,4% to 91,490 tons amid lower shipments. Stock on hand rose by 4,080 tons from June to July, with July 1910 production above the prior year’s average and July 1909’s near the lowest in twelve months.
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American Paper and Pulp Association
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Skeleton Found in Package at Crematory
A large box sent by Wells-Fargo Express to Mrs. J. T. Wilson of Waco Texas was burned at the Sacramento crematory. Upon opening the box late at night authorities found a woman's skeleton, prompting an investigation into the package’s origins and chain of custody.
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Steel orders on increase despite labor holiday lull
New York reports solid activity in iron and steel products. Finished steel orders remain strong, with August gains and 76 percent capacity utilization. new contracts totalled over one million tons, including 4,000 tons for Aerotian and 2,500 tons for Chicago stores, while pig iron production hovered near 23.2 million tons annually.
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American Bridge Company
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Canada
Defends Lord Strathcona and Corrects Alleges Marriage Claim
Tam. Bieut. Col. A. J. Gurdon Wade of the Army and Navy Club in New York writes to deny a London report that the Marquis of Donegall aided at the marriage altar and that the Donegalls ran a matrimonial agency. He asserts he introduced Miss Twining and that Lord Strathcona and the Donegalls had no role in the marriage. He charges jealousy and cites sources including Mr Snyder of the New York Herald.
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Diegle Suspends Prison Term For Bribery Case Appeal
Washington Post reports Rodney J. Diegle, the go-between in the legislature bribery scandal, may escape three years in prison by making a full confession. Judge Kinkaid halted execution until September 18 to allow filing a bill of exception for an appeal, citing time for attorneys to respond. Diegle is described as a nervous wreck after the lengthy trial.
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Eloped Bridegroom Stars at Philadelphia Regatta Victory
J Stanley Page, stroke of the Lakanco Boat Club crew, eloped with Miss Ethel Townsend of Bristol, Pa en route to the regatta. The pair wed at St Mary's Church in Burlington before rejoining the team as they won two races and clinched the second annual Delaware Valley canoe club championship.
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No Clew to Girl's Slayer in Madison Murder
Madison Wis Sept 10 ex convict John Johnson who lives near the Lemberger home was brought to the station and questioned for over an hour about the Annie Lemberger murder. He denied knowledge of the crime and was released before being jailed again on a disorderly conduct charge. Private detectives have been retained to aid the investigation.
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Lake Monona
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