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Rome confirms 18 new cardinals at a private consistory led by Pope Pius X with three Americans among the honorees. A secret additional prelate is kept for a later public consistory as illness shadows the pontiff.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1911
Page
6
Potash farmer father of twenty children in Indiana
Fairfield Indiana November 27 and then Shelangowsky a Polish farmer of Walnut township is the father of twenty children Sixteen of them are living seven boys and five girls oldest 37 youngest six months He is 65 years old and has been a Jefferson county resident since 187 percent twice married a man of industrious habits he has reared a creditable family and provided for fathers off a small farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Thon Shelangowsky
Walnut Township
Shelangowsky
Jefferson County
Trial of Show Girls Halted Very Abruptly
In New York on November 27 the trial of show girls Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad halted when a juror withdrew at the court’s request amid rumors of indiscreet discussion of the case. The defendant was charged with shooting W. E. D. Stokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. EK. D. Stokes
Funeral services for Mrs. George Brown draw large crowd
Funeral services were held yesterday at First Baptist church for Mrs. George Brown with Rev. I. A. Vallani and Dr. John A. Earl presiding. Relatives from Portland Oregon Armour South Dakota and other towns attended. Nephews, nieces, and a Canadian nephew joined local kin in paying final respects. Burial followed at Elmwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
First Baptist Church
I. A. Vallani
John A. Earl
RE. J
Portland
Ore
Armour
Will
Robert Brown
Ireton
Alexander Brown
Cherokee
Oliver Henderson
Katie Kline
Gladbrook
Fred C. Blanchard
Canada
E. J. Brown
Texas
Clark forecasts long busy Congress session after nine weeks of talks
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Champ Clark back in Washington after nine weeks of speaking in 19 states. He says the next congress will be long and busy and urges quick work, with tariff revision as the major issue for the coming campaign. He denies supporting Canadian annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Champ Clark
Congress
Clark
Farewell Address By Rev Forkenbrock At St Marys Waterloo
Reverend H H Forkenbrock former pastor of St Marys parish in Waterloo delivers farewell sermon citing his six year work. He notes the establishment of St Marys School and the Seraphic Heights hospital nearing completion and his role boosting local movements. He likens his departure to Christ sending disciples to spread the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Forkenbrock
St. Mary's fTarish
Waterloo
St. Mary’s School
Seraphic Heights Hospital
Mr. Forkenbrock
Pleasant November Day Draws Crowds as Warm Spell Ends
Sunday brought a near summer feel with sun and calm as hundreds rode in cars and on motorcycles. Medicine Hat reported a high of 32 and a low of 16 above zero amid widespread mild autumn weather. Forecasters warned of a potential cold wave tomorrow though origin uncertain, while Italian weather bureau reports note 28 degrees at 5 am and 48 degrees at 4 pm. The American Nobles hold a monthly board meeting in Waterton with several out of town officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Government Weather Bureau
Waterton
Button Gutter Held as Slayer Arrests Deepen City Turmoil
Mass meeting condemns murder of Patrolman Gerischer as Thomas Hoskinson, a Fairfield native and union button cutter, is held in jail. Police clash with pickets rise, mass meeting planned at Commercial Club, and grand jury summoned amid fears of mob violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Thomas Hoskinson
Fairfield
Union
Theodore Gerisher
Hoskinson
Rock Island
Button Workers’ Union
Gerischer
Thomas Hoskins
Hoffman
Cleary
Hopkins
Hughes and Witt Captured Trophies in Savannah Race
Savannah November reports Hugh Hughes in a Mercer won the Savannah challenge trophy on 222.82 miles at 68.35 mph. Joe Dawson last year led Marmon with 62.92 mph. Frank Witt won the Tiedeman trophy in an E M F Thirty. Evans and Power followed. Witt’s 176.19 min for 171.44 miles yielded 58.34 mph. Bailey Knippers won last year in a Lanter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Hob Burman
Vanderbilt
Hughie Hughes
Dave Bruce-Brawn
Jackson
Harry Cobe
Hughes
Anaverage
Hugh Hughes
Mercer
Joe Vawson
Nilen
Hieneman
Marnon
Frank Witt
Witt
Robert Evans
Jack Power
Evans
Power
Billy Knippers
Missouri Supreme Court Reduces Harvester Fine
The Missouri Supreme Court reduced the International Harvester Company fine from 51 000 to 25 000 dollars. Judges Graves and Woodson dissented. The court denied the writ of Guster and held the merger of the Gouldines in Missouri legal with all judges concurring except Judge Kennish who did not sit. Defendants included Missouri Pacific Rich Hill Gold Mining Missouri and Kansas Elevator and Webster Coal and Mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Supreme Court of Missouri
International Harvester Company
Graves
Woodson
Guster
Justice Hallant
Gouldines
Missouri
Kennish
Missouri Pacific
Rich Hill Gold Mining Company
Missouri and Kansas Elevator Company
Webster Coal and Mining Company
Vermilya Misses Inquest Absence Delays Police Death Probe
Chicago November 27 Louise Vermilya charged with poisoning Policeman Bisonette could not attend the inquest into his death due to an arsenic induced abscess from a personal crisis. Nurse Jessie Wiseman testified. next witnesses include the officer’s father brothers and fiancée Lydia Rivard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louise Vermilya
Bisonette
Jessie Wiseman
Vermilya
Lydia Rivard
Professors Raise Pistols in Daluded French Duel
Paris November 2. Professors Langevin and Thery staged a deadly duel under severe conditions with pistols loaded in full view of seconds surgeons and photographers. Both men claimed no intent to shoot though the scene ended with pistols fired into the air and all participants returning to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Langevin
Gustav Thery
Mme. Curie
M. Therys
Paul Painleve
M. Thery
Professor Painleve
Painleve
Professor Tainleve
Professor Langevin
Composed Defendant Faces Trial in Patterson Murder Case
Denver reports the Patterson murder trial resumes with Gertrude Patterson composed despite earlier collapse. Witnesses say she bore a bruise on her cheek and heard threats during a quarrel with her husband. Prosecutor Willis Ullet previously noted bruises and threats in Patterson’s account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gertrude Iibson Patterson
Steuck Wite
Rosefard
Ida Kelly
Young Nurse Miss Van Duyn Dies After Fever Battle
Graceful nurse Miss Van Duyn dies at Presbyterian Hospital after five weeks of illness from fever. She had been training for three years at the hospital and gave selfless service to the sick despite declining health. Born near Washburn February 24 1840 she was 27 and survived by her parents two brothers and four sisters including Grace a missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Una
Jala van Dusn
Daddy
Presbyterian Hospital
Bert
Miss van Duyr
Waterton
Graces
Thehina Toland Mission
VA. Heath Ves
Waterloo
Earl
Vernon
Anna
Amy
George L. van Duyn
Miss van Duyn
Impeachment Ref to Mayor Seidel Charged in Milwaukee
Charges filed accuse Mayor Seidel of misconduct and related breaches prompting council action. Also mentions a nurse tribute and a funeral plan in Waterloo with services likely at the Wert Munster Presbyterian Church, referencing Washburn ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seidel
Waterloo
Wert
Munster Presbytertarn
Elyireh
Crane Proffered Roosevelt and Taft Rivalry Deepens
Washington reports that Senator W Morris Crane of Massachusetts offered Roosevelt support for a presidential bid next year. The disclosure alarms Taft allies, who fear party unity and electability. Roosevelt’s reply suggested no candidacy, while Crane’s plans fuel ongoing questions about allegiance and strategy among Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. Morris Crane
Massachusetts
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Crane
New York
Boston
Grane
Republican National Committee
Taft
Progrepublican
Col
Aft
National Committee
Grey Delivers Important Speech in Commons on German Position
Soandon reports that on 17 in the House of Commons the foreign secretary presented an anxiously awaited international political position speech. He noted Herr von Kiderlen-Waechter's statement completed the matter and explained the British Foreign Office did not need a fuller statement. He revealed surprise at the disclosure of conversations between the German ambassador and himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soandon
Metward They
House of Commons
Herr von Kiderlen-Waechter
House of Coommons
Herr von Widerlen-Waechters
Geravene
Peace Fight and Foreign Hopes as Nanking Falls
Dispatches from Shanghai report fighting at Nanking with rebels bombardments near Catchingmen gate and Petchokan fort as the city is expected to fall. Reports speak of foreign murders, Boxer pockets, and imperialists claiming progress while Americans arrive in Peking amid cabinet instability. Canton in brigand control raises fears for foreigners and authorities struggle to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Nanking
Catchingmen
Petchokan
Shen-Si
Shan-Si
Grav
Peking
South
Yuan Shi Kai
Finance Board
Yuan Kai
Tai Yuan-Fn
Fdlean
John Jordan
Legation Guards
Honskong
Canton
Fing
Many Children Plead For Shoes
The humane officer received six applications for footwear for children under 16. Mrs Buckitt regrets she cannot supply all requests. Some children miss school for lack of shoes. donations of shoes or money will fund free footwear for the neediest kids.
Parents Lose Infant Son
Mr and Mrs F W Fritz of 127 Courtlandt street mourn the death of their infant son who died Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock after living only three hours. Father D Mulcahy of St Josephs Catholic church conducted brief services this morning and the little one was laid to rest in Calvary cemetery. Notice has been received that Wells Fargo Express Co will give 4000 turkeys to its employees. Local employees will share in the gift district button. Mrs J D Liuting, wheat at the hospital for the past is recovering nicely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Fritz
Courtlandt Street
Father D. Mulcahy
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Wells-Fargo Express Co
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College of Cardinals
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William O'Connell
Diomede Falconio
Gibbona
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Porta Della Zecca
San Comese
Town
James J. Keane
Dubuque
Peter J.muldoon
Fargo
N. 2D
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San Antonio
Tex
Vincent Westpheile
Bismarck
N. D
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Leavenworth
J. H. Tihen
Lincoln
Neb
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Wvan- Feouver
Ireland
D. C
Irelande
St. Paul, Minn
A. EP. Doyle
Apnetolic Mission House
Geo. Frown
Glark
House
Forkenbrock
Buchana Ontical Co
Thos. Hoskinson
MASS
Chicago Daily News
Hughes and Witt
Smoke Martin
DIL Companys
Missouri Supreme Court Aliso
Helen Srumphreys
Morningside College
Sioux City
A. J. Humphreys
San Felice
Mrs. Patterson
Illia van Duys
Opi
Lang [Ness
Fatai
China Mission Field
Milwauukee
Pheler Pineh
Mayer Seirdel
Lork
Carl
Pwon
Py Wes Thana
Aldeermain de Poovarney
Alek
Migs van Wyn
Presbyterian Church of
Washburn
Grey
Wanking
Han Yang
Wuchang
J. D. Liitring
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