davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
ka pa dem att ga en- battre vag an
den de 'slagit in pa.

ka pa dem att ga en- battre vag an
den de 'slagit in pa.
Coda och i~ortraffliga lardo-
mar anda fran de gamla hedniska
grekernas och romarncs It'd, och
lardomar som 81 Tor ofta bora upp-
repas. Forelasaren a val dis
,ponerad, framsade latt och ledigt
slit foredrag och belonades med
aopader.
Scandinavian hr c. ].
Johnson fran Salem S. ID. har ].
dagarne gjort oss EFT besok.
Da Nj behofver stormdortar ga
till Spaulding, 3 & Court SITS.
En- at vsra popularaste prest-
man ar pastor 0. A. Norem, lore
standare for den norska St. Peter
forsamlingen. En- inom forsamlin-
gen bildad ungdomforenning, the
Helping Hand, sammantradde !
onsdagseftermiddsg ! kyrkans un-
dervaning och tagade derifran till
pastors bostad, der de ofveraskade
honom med en- embarrassing pa
$3.50. Miss Gena H. Boyer holl
EFT litet matt tai. Hr pastorn kunde
boian af lutter iorvaning KNAPP
past yttra EFT ord, men hemtade
sig ea smaningom och holl till de
uppvaktande EFT af sina hjertevan-
liga tai.
Foreingen The Helping
Hand" har under de iva sista aren
gifvit 10000 dollars till kyrkan.
K0p stormdorrar och stormton-
ster hos Spaulding 3&Court SITS.
Den basta platsen att kopa gro
cerier och kott ar hos
Larson & Anderson.
IIII-II3 Fourth Street.
Tort och flint byggnadsvirke
hos Spalding. 8 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27

hvila. Solen gar upp den harli
caste purpur j oster, ned pa en-
silfverkantad bald af guild och ALA
de fortrollands farger, som endast
naturens pensel formar att mala.
Ga upp pa Prospect Hill, som ho-
jer sig Diver Diet klassiska Catfish
Row, och skSda en- solnedgang i
J dessa dagar. Vagen dit ar wiser.
ligen brant och besvarlig, och Diet
kostar pa benmusklerna atr klifva
dit, men du far lon for din moda.
l vester ser du, sa langt ogat mar,
ut oliver ire slater. vid din fot
slingrar sig MissouriAoden och
langst borta vid horisonten star
solen liksom drojande och tvek
sam, imam hon CONNER slit vana
athlete. Skymning intrader. RAFT
som Diet ar falla skuggorna morka
och djupa, och du vaknar upp som
ur en- tortrollning, dina battre
kanslor, som du lagt Pa hylIan.
storma in pa dig pa nytt, och du
HAMMER dig infor naturens och dess
skapares oandliga maiestat sa IL
ten, sS liteD!
IaftOn kl 8 sammantrader Au-
observation-disclosures ungdoms-
torening i kyrkans underwriting
for diskuterandet i a~fgorande af
viktiga arenden och ombedes ALA
aktiva medlemmar att vara till
stades.
Professor Frank Nelson's fore
drag i Augustanakyrgan forliden
tredagsqvall hade ditlockat eliten
at var stads svenska befolkning.
Auditoriet karaktariserades af
forelasarens jelf som splendid" en-
komplimang som Dor uppskattas
till slit fulla varde.
Amnet a Books and Men,
och forelasaren holl slit foredrag
pa engelska spraket, som han be-
herskar ledigare och med Store
finess an Diet svenska. Vid val at
lituratur Dor man, SADIE f~0re!asa-
rem, valia endast CODA booker, la
sa dem med uppmarksamhet, be-
halla Diet CODA man lart och soka
tillan.pa Get i lifvet. l umganget
med man och qvinnor Dor man
s0ka rata slit lefverne efter dem,
som efter sedelarans mattstock
raknas for CODA. l umganget med
mindre CODA, less fortunate" som
f~orelasare k&llade dem, Dor mar
genom CODA exempel soka invel-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
En- nv bot for krafta.

ALA ytliga kraftsar kunna nu botas at
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Jos Walters
Dufield, Va, skrifyer: jag hade krafta
pa en- lapp under aratal, som syntes o.
botlig. tills Bucklen's Arpica Salve botade
den, och nu ar jag alldeles bra. Ga
ranteras.att bota skarsar och b~rannskador
25c i Lungren & Andreebs apotek Sioux
City, Ia
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
Sioux City.

Svenska MonitorenS kontor
halles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
THE POWER OF PUBLICITY.

notable public yesterday which he dis
essed questions of vital and public
Cardinal Gibbons again his observation his
soundnss judgment his abiding faith the genius of the
American people rid themselves from the evils the abuses and the
that have of late dmyed ghtvng and honorable
throughout the country If the cardinal altogether optimistic
neither strongly pes5c He realizes fully that lax morality
private business pude public places the
national honor and threatens national disgrace but these unho
and demorang conditions he firmly believes the people
change through ha relentless and always victorious foe Of wicked
and corruptcn-pubcity
by publicity the shocking prevalence Of corruption in Amer
an life has been made known and the cardinal declares it lis the
that depended the evil He adds that the
Of The evil deeds of those high places the life insur
business anything develop spirit
of cynical essim but they have nevertheless done much
make the of such evils impossible and thus they make
ultimately for reasoned optimism.
Experience proven corruption develops spontaneously
where public lax and responsibility definitely
adequately fixed witers the the light is
turned upon 1t sinister fact Cardinal Gibbons points
that the sentiment of great of the people has been
weakened entirely broken Down and the dcporab desire
unearned dollar has wrecked the finer Instincts
that of high standing
in transactions in their capacity members OF corporation
they could be induced Individuals because
they shielded personal responsibility behind the great bulk
of the corporation However if the community has suffered
moral through the shielding the of from the close
scrutiny of their feoen certain to be improved through the
never failing agency of publicity
betterment
will wrought Although conscience, he have failed
restraining the and of
the modern seekers after wealth still the their fellows
They will sacrifice anything rather than lose this esteem There
point has reached fortunes lose all their value
they able to command esteem and social consideration
Bankrupt in all that makes life worth the living is the who
though possessing millions shown when his record exposed
the examination of his fellows have been guilty deeds deserving
sunlight destroys germ Of disease
searchg of publicity the bacillus of public and private
rupion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
PEkN0YER
Springfield Pastor Married Pembroke Grad
uate In Cumberland.

Miss Emma Hindley and Rev Charles
Huntington Pennoyer were united in mar
rage at the home of the brides father.
John S Hindley, Cumberland yesterday
~ o'clock
The ceremony was performed by Rev. ".
G. selleck. -. H.. Of Providence. assisted
by Rev. Vincent T. Tomlinson. II. u, Of
Worcester formerly pastor Of the Univer-
salist church al Valley Falls.
The bride was gowned in point esprit
over white silk ana carried bouquet ~
Bride roses. The bridesmaids We're Miss
Gertrude Etott Hindley. sister Of the
bride, and Miss Ruth Tomlinson OF Wor-
cester, the brides niece. They we're at
tired I'm white swiss muslin with lace
trimmings and carried bouquets ~ pink
sweet peas The hest man was Iucius
H. Huntington Pennoyer of Springfield.
Mass. bother OF the groom. and John
Hindley. Walter Hndlcy and George l..
Wardeld acted as ushers
A. the conclusion of the ceremony re-
oeptiou followed guests being present
from Concord. y. n. Springfield Mass.
\ oonsocket, Worcester and Providence.
The groom is pas.., Of tho First TnI.
vcrsalist church n Springfield. VT, and
the bride has been n teacher I'm the Cum
herland high school tho Concord y. II,
ish school and tho biology department
| ~ tho i.nodo Island Normal school
| Among the gifts received by tho couple
was ono from the brides college class
! Brown. 9S Rev and Mrs Ponnoyer loft
! for Canada and Maine. where they viii
| spend several weeks They will he al
home in Springfield VI, after September,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
WILLARD
IS AGAIN
SENTENCED

william A. willard. an apprentice sea-
man at the United States training station
at Newport, who was recently sentenced
10 the Providence county Jail for larceny
from the person. was arraigned in the
district court today upon charge of
larceny. which was based on the Identical
offense which supported the charge upon
which he was originally convicted
This condition arose from the fact that
the init mus. upon which he was Jailed
was found To be faulty. The error result
ed In the liberation of Willard by "A
Providence Justice. The seaman was ar
rested. however. as soon as he was freed.
and today Judge Franklin found him
guilty Of larceny and sentenced him TO
serve II months i'm the Providence Jail.
The original sentence was one year.
The United States authorities at the
training station today notified the civic
police that they would refuse 10 deliver
up a second apprentice, Charles NJ. Fow-
Ter. who is wanted IN connection with the
offeuse for which Willard was convicted.
Tho reason assigned for this was that
the officials desire 10 consult with the
authorities az Washington with regard to
a government investigation OF the entire
matter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28

immigration for the fiscal year ending June last has broken all
records and established high The million point
has been passed within the twevemonth
tves OF foreign lands entered the portals Of the republic This
accreon surpasses by highest previous
There interesting details in the the mmigra
on bureau just made public. Austria Hungary with
total Of 276e3 and Italy takes second place
years 22I47o of her people having
mains third with 1s4so7 England Scotland Ireland
gether furnished 37o57 this great Immigrants the
of the Scandinavian peninsua
Norv'sy 6o62s.
No doubt there many here who asking
be with than million
largely Of different and all unfamiliar
But there Of perturbation This latest million
within gates will be promptly and properly assied
millions them IN this great republic
still plenty OF for real
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
GREAT 0UTP0URING OF
HEBREWS AT NEW YORK

New York, July 2sA great outpourinS
Of Hebrews ON the East Side last night
observed the day set apart in memory ~
tho founder OF ZiouiSm. Dr Theodore
Hcrzl, who died last July. There was no
outward show OF mourning. but the event
was turned into a celebration OF the
meeting I'm Switzerland of The seventh
congress OF Zionists From dusk until
midnight the streets OF the Jewish quar-
ter were ahaze with light Every Hebrew
able to walk was in the street and seemed
happy and hopeful for tho future.
With tho fares of their torches lighting
up 1000 more Jews who. though not on
rolled loudly expressed their sympathy,
3noo members Of the Zionist league
marched 10 tho music Of many bands.
There were old men with black skull caps
and heavy boards. young men and little
boys and girls. each waving the flag Of
Zion. which IS white with blue stripes
and a single six-ponted star in the CEN
ter
When tho parade had been dismissed It
proceeded In sections To various halls,
whore the Zionist movement was discuss
cd by speakers until later hour
----=-.-a------
Have you lost somethlne7 II so, adver-
tlse your loss In The News. II costs you
nothing and you may Get II back.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28

BY M0WRY
HEIRS

Action will he requested at tomorrow
afternoons session - the North Smith
field town council and court of probate
hy Edwards & Angel of this city and
counsel for George Ratcheler admins
traitor ~ the Vera Movry estate and also
for the heirs.
One petition asks for extension Of time
within which 20 file claims against tho
estate OF Mrs Margaret CMowryD q Reil-
". Another petition asks that Colonel r.
10 Reilly. as administrators 90 his wife $
estate. bo compelled to turn over what
he may have Of Nera's estate 10 tho ad-
miuistrator OF Vera Alberta Nowry's es-
tate. ex-Mayor George Ratcheler Of
Woonsocket. who was appointed 10 that
position after tho death OF Arlon Mowry.
third petition which will come up for
action is one in which the petitioners pray
that Colonel O'Reilly be required 20 rem
der an account Of his vife's guardianship
OF the Vera Alberta Mowry estate
BY the Will OF Albert Mowry. ma de
April %. 1893. he gave his daughter. Vera
Alberta Mowry. oue-half ~ an his es-
tate. real, personal. or mixed and gave
his wife, Maggie r MowrE the other
half. also naming the latter as the girls
guardian.
After the death OF Mrs O'Reilly. her
daughter. Vera Alberta Mowry, and her
sons i'm tho Annapolis Basin drowning
tragedy last August. Colonel O'Reilly was
made administrator Of the estate Of his
wife, Margaret tMowryD O Reilly. and
also OF the estate OF his only SON ES-
monde r. O'Rellly. Arlon Mowrv. after
a contest before the North Smithneld
Probate court, was appointed admins
traitor OF Nera's estate. from which de-
cision an appeal was taken. After his
death parties I'm interest agreed 10 the
appointment OF George Batcheler as ad-
mnistrator
In addition 10 Albert Mowrys owner
ship OF the Yc Arnold Inn property I'm
North Smithfeld ard his other real es-
tate holdings I'm that town and I'm Woon-
socket the inventory shows that he left
s934s % in money or good notes and that
he also left q half-interest in a grist
mill property OF A. Nowry & Co. and
s25.oo0 i'm Union Cemetery notes. these
notes being contingent upon the sale Of
cemetery lots and being payable from
time to time.
Under the will one-half OF this estate
real. personal and mixed. was Vera g
although her mother, Mrs Margaret
CMovry 20 Reilly, as guardian. controlled
her daughters share I'm addition 10 her
own
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
TO LEAD M0RMONS BACK TO
TEACHINGS OF PROPHET SMITH

ick w Smith, grandson OF the prophet.
Joseph Smith. and the son OF Joseph
Smith. the present head Of the reorgan-
tied Church OF Latter Day Saints. has
started "a propaganda To convert the Nor
mons Of Utah TO the former principles OF
the church as enunciated by the prophet
"A the initial step I'm his campaign. Mir
Smith has issued ON open letter TO the
Mormons of Utah appealing 10 them 10
abandon polvgamy. commcrclalism and
political interference. Authorities are
quoted 10 prove that Brigham Young led
tho people away from tho teachings OF
the prophct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
DIED

5RAYToN- Suddenly. in Neosup Valley
Conn. Emla /. Bravton, daughter ~
the late Olney and Amanda Bravton,
I'm her 10th year.
BRENNAN In this city on the eth
inst. James Brennan.
-FgHetal- SATURDAY. morning the as,h
inst az $40 o'clock from his late resi-
deuce. $40 Wickenden street. Requiem
mass al ST. Josephs church Hope street.
AT o'clock Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend.
cURRAN-In this city. on the 27th inst.
John Curran. aged SO years.
Funeral Saturday morning. the oath
inst at 6 O'Clock from his late resid nee.
rear 50 Plain street. Requiem mass a.
the Cathedral at $40 o'clock Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend
DEVLlN-Tn Pawmcket on the eth
inst. Sarah NJ daughter Of Robert and
Sarah Devlin
Notice Of funeral later.
FIINT-In Wakefield. r T. on the 2sth
inst. Ruth -. Flint in her 18th year.
PRAYER at her late residence. on Satur-
day. July %. at O'Clock a, m. Services
at the Perryviue Baptist church AZ II
o'clock a m Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend.
GALLAGHER In this city. on the 9th
Gallagher. aged 20 years.
Funeral from the residence of her son.
MIR James Kinnard. No. Palmer street.
on Saturday. the oath inst. at $40 a M.
Relatives and fris nds are invited TO at
tend Services a. thS Immaculate Con-
ception church at a. m. Burial I'm War
rem. Il. l.
oooFREY-In Buttonwoods r. L. July
%. Charles F. Godfrey. in his sgd year
Funeral from his late residence. lS3
Mitchell street Providence. saturday.
July 20. at o'clock p m. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend without FUR
ther notice. Burial later.
HATHAWAY Suddenly, in this city.
July -. Harriet r Hathaway, widow
of Anthony Hathaway.
Funeral on Saturday, the cath inst. at
. o'clock p. M from her sons reSidehc".
No. 66 Babcock street Relatives and
friends are invited to attend Burial
private.
HENRY--In Bristol on the 2Tth inst.
Catherine e Henry-aEtd 2s years
month. 3 DAYS.
Funeral from her late residence 5lS
Wood street Saturday. the :ath A. $40
q Requiem mass at ST. Msry's
church. AZ q. m. Relatives and friends
arc invited to attend
MASON 26th inst Joserh r.
! Mason. aCed So years
Funeral services Sunday. Soth inst. ~
/ 1880 ~ NJ. az his late home, ssi Broad
street Relatives and friends are invited
/ to attend
! PRESToN-At the Boston City hospital.
! relief station. on the Goth inst. Angus
tus II. Preston, in the 7ed year Of his
age.
/ Funeral Saturday. at o'clock p. m.
AT the Pilgrim Congregations church.
/ Harrison street
WILLIAMS Apponaug. r. l.. on the
/ 27th inst. Edward ID Williams, In his
! 6oth year.
! Funeral SATURDAY the goth inst. al 2
/ O'Clock D. m. from his late residence,
Relatives and friends are invited TO at.
/ tend.
/ WINNINcToN-At St Luke's hospital.
/ New York city Laura Wilmington.
daughter ~ Arthur Wilmington. after
q brief Illness.
/ Services in chapel of hospital. one Hun
/ dred and Thirteenth street and Amster-
/ dam avenue. Saturday. July 90 At IL
] o'clock Burial private.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
ARRIVED
AT NEWPORT
EXHAUSTED

A. @. Rose and C. W. Melvin Of the
Naltham Canoe club of Boston arrived
M Newport on their way from Plymouth,
Mass. 10 New York in a l6-foot open
canoe They left Plymouth on July -
and padded around the Cape, expert
cncing rough weather.
Several times their frail craft was I'm
danger Of ursetting. and the two men
arrived this morning exhausted by their
struggle.
After a few hours rest they continued
on to New York. from which city they
will ship back their canoe TO Boston and
make their return by train The young
men are taking the trip as a part OF their
vacation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
SPECTACULAR RAIDS ON
HANDBOOK RESORTS

Chicago. III, July Spectacular raid
ing ~ hand book resorts, in which s. men
were taken prisoners in four hours work
marked John MCollins' second DAYS
work az general superintendent OF the
Chicago police department
The new chief took personal command
of the Gambling squad" and last night
swooped down on several time honorcd
poker games, known as clubs The para
phcrnala was destroyed or conhscated
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Are YOU looking for place whore YOU
car stay few weeks IN tn. White Moun
talns az reasonable cost? II 30. then drop
letter 20 W. u Eastman. proprietor.
Meat View cottage, North conway. y. u.
and he viii send YOU a circular SWING all
the details % one ~ the most charming
and healthful resorts IN America. Or
call a. the News Once and full nforma
tion sill be given there
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
STEAMER El CID IS
DETAINED AT QUARANTINE

New York. JJly eS--The southern Pa
ciec comnanys steamer El I'D which sr.
rived today from Galveston. VAS detained
AZ quarantine for thorough investiga-
ron ~ The crew. HsAitn Orftrrr Pot.
having decided 20 put into operation the
same strict inspection eiveu 10 vessels
from New orleans ard colon
All vessels arriving here FROM Gulf
ports vill he subjected 10 the same regu-
iation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
The Growler.

WHAT do YOU
notice first I'm a
stranger 10 whom
you've been intro
duccd?' was a sked
of a Man About
Town the other
day.
The NJ. 4. r
looked az the ques-
tioner and then re-
s y o n d Q q - his
linen"
Yes, it's his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28

"There has been deal Of investigating
and indicting and sentencing among gov
eminent employees of late. and Mitchell is
not the FIRST of the members OF the pres
ent Senate 70 get into trouble. II tho con-
temptation OF the disgrace and sufferings
of convicted malefactors is salutary and
improving. a great wave OF righteousness
ought TO sweep over the national capital"
New York Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
WhaaG Others
Are Saying
se%~ea.oa:,h3>@ss.a:.s"e%s-v..:':.s-s

"Mr. Lamont did not hitch his wagon
10 q star but. which was more TO the
purpose. he hitched IL to Grover tleNe-
land and thus attained degree of prom
inonce and worldly prosperity which he
might have reached n he had remained IN
the newspaper business. Chicago Tri-
bune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28

the visit of third Canadian regiment OF Ottawa to Boston
found that the soldiers might ride with their equipment
through the and long they did parade with arms
things would all right result of unpleasant
and Improbable agitation of many years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28

The raised provide for the immediate wants Of the
the Brockon catastrophe has been divided Over $780,
contributed and that the distributed fairly
possible admitted who worked in the destroyed
thought injured and made dona
fund Later he had collapse and forced by
his condition to accept something from the fund.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28

you see that man just getting or the
car" said a friend OF mine TO me yester-
day. well. he Is one of the most chronic
philanthroplsts In the city"
"You don't say So I responded. But.
say. what under heavens Is a chronic
philanthropist? Is It any different from
Just the ordinary
Well ! should say So came tho re-
sponse "A philanthropist Is just one
who does some good oil the time and has
other visible means OF employment but
the chronic philanthropst is a man who
spends ALL ME timc getting other people
60 spend their money ON charitable enter
prises and has no other business inter
ccta'f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
SULTAN'S REPLY TO ADDRESS
OF GENERALIZATION

Constantnople. July 2s.-Tn reply TO a
Mussuln1sn address Of loyalty and graft
ication at MS escape from assassination
by the explosion OF a bomb on Friday
last the Sultan says that tho protection
OF divine Providence on that occasion was
Gods reward to him for his constant en-
deavors 20 promote the peace and happi-
ness of his people.
The only feature Of the incident which
deeply affected him. was the fact that
so many of his dear. devoted soldiers
and we'll beloved people were killed or
In ntnrfH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28

wish of lover OF humanity that the
negotiations which will begin Aug will be crowned with
cess incidentally diplomats probably acting Tally
principle the object of language conceal thought
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28

District Attorney Jerome might compromise with Col Mann
by having all those scandal stories that the safe at the oce
Topics burned What good does do keep such trash
dishonest purposes? Proving
others black does make oneself white.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28

"In nearly one hundred years the gov
ernrent has received only sioo ooo for ga
conscience find-which is an indication
that the larger the graft the smaller the
conscience. Baltimore sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28

report be shark followed the captured
Newport the other day but turned suddenly and fed
Caught sight Harry Leh and others the 400 bathing
probably
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
6odYSo~y~N

Paltv More Did you ever know a man
20 loss his entire fortune IN one fen
sVo~ps
Calvert. tr Zee. but I've seen more
men loss th,ir all IN one fool swap
Baltimore American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28

1T must he borne In mind that the
strongest argument IN favor of municipal
ownership or governmental control Of an
industry IL the corruption which is prac-
tiSed hy great private corporations; but
until the people have demonstrated their
own respect for the law how can they
hope 10 hold ont any better alternattve?'
Kansas city star.