Mgr O Connell Elevated to Bishop in Baltimore Ceremony
Mgr Dennis J. O’Connell rector of the Catholic University at Washington was consecrated titular Bishop of Sebaste by Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore. The ceremony drew America’s largest bishop consecration attendance with most archbishops and about 20 bishops present, including Bishop Van de Vyver formerly in this city.
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Mgr
Dennis J. O’connell
Catholic University At
Washington
Hierarchy of
America
Sebaste
Cardinal Gibbons
Bal
United State
O’connell
Church of the Sacred Heart
Wamchester
van de Vyver
Virginia
PITY FOR THE POOR FELLOWS IN THE KING BUSINESS
The piece notes monarchs' salaries across nations with the German Emperor asking Reichstag for a raise to about 4.5 million dollars annually while other rulers like Austria and England receive substantial sums. It argues the king’s lifestyle and expenses erode profits, leaving few candidates for throne in a humorous critique.
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Germany
Reichstags
Prussia
Shim
Iit Si
England
Bicrward
William
Nicholas
Edward
Publishing Newspapers In Receivership Reflections
The Indianapolis Star and Terra-Hunte Star, part of the Star League of Newspapers, were placed in the hands of receiver George C. Hitt. The piece comments on the difficulties of running papers and the high failure rate among young graduates attempting such ventures, with literary allusions on ambition and memory.
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Indianapolis Star
Muncienig
Terra -Hunte Star
Star League of Newspapers
George C. Hitt
Indianapolis Journal
Prof J W Andrews Leads Band In Shenandoah VA
Former city resident Prof J W Andrews now directs a band at Shenandoah Virginia teaching and guiding musicians as part of a regional program.
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J. W.andrews
Shenandoah, Va
Mr Byrd Speaks At Fredericksburg Campaign Rally
The dry campaigners clash with wets in Fredericksburg ahead of tomorrow’s election. J Richardson and J W West spoke at the courthouse, Mrs Curtis from Texas addressed the Methodist Church, and three Richardson talks were given at street corners. A parade of women and children occurred. On Sunday Hon. R E Byrd of Winchester spoke at an open air gathering in the public park.
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Fredericksburg
J. Richardson
J. W. West
State Anti-Saloon League
R. E. Byrd
Winchester
Miss Lula Beck Returns to Milton After Visit
Miss Lula Beck has returned to Milton Pennsylvania after visiting her sister Mrs Walter Nail on North Main Street.
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Lula Beck
Milton, Pa
Walter Nail
North Main Street
Coffee Changes Bring Health Benefits Cited in Letter
A reader recounts quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee, noting relief from headaches indigestion dyspepsia and heart troubles. She cites testimonials from a State WCTU president and others who found Postum calmer and healthier. The letter promotes Postum as a coffee alternative and invites further reader letters.
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Wellville
Some Features of The Byrd Law
A letter discusses the Byrd law restricting liquor sales, contrasting it with the Mann law. It explains how Byrd limits distiller sales to deliveries via common carrier and bans sales in small communities, noting licenses and district majorities as prerequisites. The author, Richard Evelyn Byrd, defends the stance against local option sales and asserts tighter control.
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the Star
Byrd Nau
Stanley
Page County
Aplace
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Joshua Shanholtz Buried At Capon
The remains of Joshua Shanholtz were buried at Forks of Capon, West Virginia, last Friday. He died after a short illness while living in Paw Paw at about age 55, formerly from Bloomery, had moved to Great Cacapon a few years ago. He started residence at Paw Paw after his daughter Dora Payne’s death. He was a skilled mechanic and worked as a builder. He leaves a widow and several children.
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Whitacre
Joshua Shanholtz
Forks of Capon
W. Va
Paw Paw
Bloomery
Great Cacapon
Klis
Dora Payne
Public Auction of Carter He ie Property at Millwood Virginia
Public auction on Thursday May 14 1908 at 10 o clock in Carter Fall Millwood Clarke County Virginia owner Heen Richards offers personal property including 18 horses and colts 90 sheep 65 hogs 20 tons hay and 40 barrels corn plus furniture. Terms cash under 10 dollars or 12 months credit with negotiable note and approved bankable endorsement.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Jacob Hahn
Eliza Samupsell
Court House
Winchester
Heen Richards
Carter He Ie
Carter Fall
Millwood
Clarke County
N. B
H. L. Watkins
M’g
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Frederickburg
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Victor
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Funk & Son
Stephens City
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Hahn
M. M. Lynch
E. L. Hodgson
Philip H. Gold
Phil. H. Gold
Jas. P. Reardon
Miller's Drug Store
Stuart
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