Open Air High Mass at New Franciscan Hospital Grounds
Two thousand worshipers joined a high mass on the grounds of the Franciscan Sisters hospital in Waterloo. The service featured a 40-voice choir, clergy from St Louis and Independence, and Archbishop Messner of Milwaukee on the altar as officers blessed the venture. Local citizens praised the charitable hospital and the ceremony marked a solemn beginning for the new institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine New Hospital
Seraphic Heights Hospital
Mother Earth
House of God
New Franciscan Sisters’ Hospital
St. Mary's
St. Joseph's Church
Anna Meyer
Susie Gaswiller
St. Louis
Wf. J. Huckstein
FT. Hanley
Sacred Heart Church
J. Krug
Elizabeth, VI
L. Carney
Independence
Archbishop Messner
Milwaukee
EL Slattery
Waterloo
RB. H. Farken
Wateriaa
Archeermon
Corner Stone Laying at Seraphic Heights Hospital
Archbishop Messner of Milwaukee led a ceremony this afternoon at 3 o clock for the corner stone laying of Seraphic Heights hospital. A large crowd of visitors and priests attended, with addresses by Archbishop Messner and Congressman C E Pickett on hospital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Messner
Milwaukee
G. Trandt
H. J. Iuckstein
St. Louis
G. W. Heer
Dubugque
E. Slattery
Waterloo
D. Mulcahy
H. H. Forkenbrock
F. Schulte
Iowa City
C. Jungermann
Alta Vista
J. J. Hanley
Jas. Zeven
Gilbertville
J. Wirtz
Merer
James Takin
Eagle Center
Joseph Quirin
Parkersburg
Ellis’ Hall
Elis’ Hall
Seraphic Heights Hospital
Messner
C. E. Pickett
Bryan Displeased With Democrats on Wool Schedule
Washington May 30 Wim. Jennings Bryan today criticized his party in the house for its wool tariff plan. He faulted the majority of Democrats who support the revised schedule, though he predicted the measure would pass the Democratic caucus with a two thirds majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wim. Jeninings
Bryan
Harrison
New York
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Car Attacked by Mexican Mob Near International Line
In Tucson on May 30 a private car carrying Gen. Russ Torres former governor of Sonora and his party to Los Angeles was attacked by a mob. Windows shattered but all occupants escaped injury. Also present were former Vice Governor Alberto Turtila and Francisco Aguler former Precept. of Harmesille San Felice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Russ Torres
Sonora
International Line
Los Angeles
Alberto Turtila
Harmesille
Francisco Aguler
Engineer Dead at Throttle in Marshalltown Train Crash
In Marshalltown Iowa May 80 a central engineer A F Ede age AS living at Oskamoan died suddenly of heart disease while operating his engine. His freight train was en route to Pickering when the fireman saw the engineer begin to stop and found him dead with his hand on the throttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
A. FE
Oskamoan
Fin
Pickering
Eighteen Die in Burlington Wreck Near Indianola
Lincoln dispatch reports eighteen killed and two injured in the Burlington wreck near Indianola yesterday. Grace Dean of Lincoln Hiram Deekin of McCosk and an unnamed Italian died early today. Mrs Deekin and H Culberson of Brimfield Jr were gravely hurt with uncertain recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Burtington
Indianola
Star
Grace Dean
Hiram Deeikin
McCosk
Telian
Massacre by Mexican mob at Cholula
Pueblo May 30. An uprising killed about forty persons and sacked stores and offices in Cholula a town of about 10 000 population eight miles from Pueblo. Rebels set fire to the town and threats of destruction continue. Mah rule prevailed at Cholula and Pueblo may be attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo, Mex
Cholula
Cholla
Pueblo
Frenchman in U. S. Machine Takes Race Lead
Ronald G. Garros, the French aviator, led the Rome leg of the Paris Rome Turin race from Nice to Rome. He is in an American designed machine and may win a $20,000 prize as he presses toward Rome this afternoon. Beaumont’s delay caused Genoa anxiety as crews watch the sea route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
Ronald G. Garros
Andre Beautoont
Nice
Rome
Secon
Garros
Fisa
Pisa
Annul Petitions for Mayor's Recall in Pittsburg
Pittsburg May 30 petitions for recall of Mayor 4 P Graves were cancelled after the mayor pledged to discharge the new police force and appoint a new civil service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
P. Graves
Poliea
Civil Service Commindaion
Tobacco Trust Case Sparks Debate On Prosecution
The U S Supreme Court ruled the American Tobacco Company a restraint of trade and monopoly. Justice Dept weighs criminal actions against members. Wickersham officials cautious on prosecutions. Senate mood shifts toward amending the Sherman act as debate follows the decision. London markets react lightly to the ruling amid other price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Amercan ‘Obacco
Washington
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Wickersham
Evers
London
United States Supreme Court
Theeat
A. Steel
Kate Shelley Heroine Dies In Poverty At Carron Ta
Kate Shelley the Iona heroine who saved a Northwestern passenger train from a doomed bridge near Boone twenty years ago has died in a local hospital. Once famed for crawling across the Moingon hill trestle to signal the locomotive, she spent her later years in destitute conditions with little recognition for her life saving act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carron
Kate Shelley
Iona
Northwestern
Boone
Moingon Hill
Middle West
Seven Killed on First Trip of New Rail Line
Seattle May 39 A through Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railroad through steel passenger train derailed at Milden near Spokane on its first trip after the line opened for through service yesterday. Five passengers and two trainmen were killed the engineer and fireman among them. The wreck occurred near Aarden thirty miles south of Spokane. The train carried a very large passenger list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Chicaco, Milwaukee & Puget. Sound Railroad Company
Milden
Spokane
Aarden
Mechanician killed and driver hurt at end of 200 miles
At the end of 200 miles of the 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30, mechanic P Dickson was killed and driver Arthur Greiner fatally hurt after an Amplex crashed on the backstretch. Ray Harroun led early in a Marmon. Bruce Brown set a new 100 mile pace record before the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Speedway
Ray Harroun
David Brace-Brown
P. Dickson
Arthur Greiner
Chicago
Greiner
Dickson
Bruce Brown
Dawson
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Motor Speedway
May
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Charlies G. Fisher
Speedway Association
Wagner
Fisher
Allison
Alison
Aitken
Indeos
National
dePalma
Simplex
Wishart
Mercides
Arthur Chevrolet
Buick
Hoe
Caleb Bragg
Fiat
Brace-Brown Teads
D. Brices Brown
Harroun
Marmon
Ralph Mulforat Lozier
Harry Grant
Vanderbilt
Alcon
Dave Lewis
Teddy Tetzlaff
Pope Hartford
Tetzlaff
Pope-Hartford
Lollis Dishrow
Hearne
Othe
Geer
Homes Stretch
Parker
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Archbishop Messmer
H. H. Forrenbrock
EL Pickett
Hospital Corner
San Felice
Fic Cigar
U. S
Standard Oil
Martin
Bruce-Brown
Settie
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