Lightning Kills Four and Injures Six at Country Fair
Reports from Indianola Iowa and Lincoln Nebraska describe four dead and six injured as a bolt of lightning struck a poultry exhibition tent at the county fair causing extensive damage. The Iowa toll includes Ray Anderson Cary Peterson Theo Young Blaine Wright. the Nebraska convention session focuses on railroad passes and university appointments.
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Indianola
Iowa
Kleadowling
Ray Anderson
Cary Peterson
Theoore Young
Imlanola
Blaine Wright
Pleasantville
WIFE FAINTED AS HUSBAND BOUND OVER IN SMUGGLING CASE
El Paso Texas Sept 14 Dan Zig ger railroad man arrested last Sunday on charges of smuggling goods from Mexico into the United States was bound over to await grand jury action with bond set at 500 He could not post and was taken to the county jail His wife Mrs Zigler fainted in court and had to be escorted to her hotel room by friends Boston Sept 14 Christian Endeavor progress report shows 63003 affiliated societies an increase of 211 since last convention An international committee was appointed to plan the silver anniversary celebration and the fund to extend youth work worldwide
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el Paso
Texas
Dan Zigger
Mexico
United States
Howe
Zigler
Christian
Wilding
Sonor
Clark
Earnest Faith Shown by Honest Work in Kentucky
Covington Ky September During the Kentucky conference of the Methodist church south the board of examiners reported O Q Wiley as an example of keen desire to enter the ministry He walked forty five miles over Breathitt county to reach Jackson for examination He passed with about 90 percent and left a $100 a month position to pursue preparation for the ministry earning $550 yearly prior to his examination
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Covington
Kentucky
the Methodist Church, South
O. Q. Wiley
Breathitt County
Jackson
Wiley
Anniversary of McKinley Death in Canton Ohio
Canton observes the fourth anniversary of President McKinley with flags at half mast and flowers sent from across the country placed on the McKinley vault. Mrs McKinley visits the cemetery to lay flowers before the monument cornerstone ceremony led by Justice William R Day of the McKinley Memorial Association.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Ace
Hoogovelt
Bocretary
Wilsen
al Blah
Judees
Aux Preme Court
National Monument
McKinney
Megiment HU
Juatus
William RL Day
McKintey Memorial
McKiniey
Indian funds taxed as property under trust lands decision
Judge Munger ruled that Indian trust funds from heirship lands and related bank deposits are taxable as any other citizen property. The case cited $75,000 in funds for the Omaha and Winnebago Indians, signaling broad tax implications for Indian holdings nationwide. Also included is a Louisville report where Cooney Wick was admonished after domestic troubles linked to his wife’s revival meetings.
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Congress
Omaha
Munger
United States District Court
Booth Hopes Linger As Appeals Fail
Phoenix Sept 14 Zach Hooth, a condemned Gila county murderer, has exhausted appeals. The US Court of Appeals refused counsel's appeal and Governor Kibbey's 30 day respite nears expiry on Sept 16. Local attorney W P Richardson argued for commutation to imprisonment with no release to gallows.
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Phoenix
Atle
Zach Hooth
Gila County
United States Court of Appeals
Booth
Kibbey
W.P. Richardson
J. H. Kibbey
Supreme Court
Xitprotie
United States Court of Ape Seals
Footh
Hudson River Boat Carnival Opened With Large Fleet
On September 14 New York hosts the Hudson River Boat Carnival with swift craft from across the state and nearby regions. Races start at Ninety-seventh Street running six and a half miles, judged aboard the Sirius with top trophies in sight.
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New York
Hudson River
Three Avenue
American Power Boat Association
Wingtet Uni1
Chippewa Yacht Club
Andre Massenet
Columbia Yacht Club
Poughkeepsie
Reur
Annual Southern Methodist Conference visits Deming
Deming hosts a steady stream of Methodist Episcopal South officials with Bishop Key of Sherman Texas and Dr G C Rankin of Dallas among arrivals. Missionary secretary Rev W S Hoggett Rev PK Singleton Rev W K Poulks and Dr W R Lamberth from Nashville joined the conference, to be held through the week with services in town pulpits.
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Deming
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Soule
Albuquerque
Follawine
Joseph F. Key
Sherman
Texas
GC. Rankin
Dall
Texas Christian Adycate
W. @. Everett
Aleo
Dallun
The
W. S. Hoggett
Marfa
PK. Singleton
Alamogordo
W. KE. Poulks
Alpine
W. R. Lamberth
Nashvile
Tenn
Lamberth
GM. Gibson
EL Paso
Tamberth
Southern Methodist
More Evidence On Handling People money At Mutual Life
New York September 14 Frederick Cornwell treasurer of the Mutual Life Insurance company explained the syndicate operations before the legislative investigating committee He admitted a balance from 70008 to 5000 was deposited by the company in the National Bank of Commerce earning 2 percent interest while the call rate fell and the market moved He said funds were used after lines that the idle funds could earn 4 percent interest from trust companies later flowing into different trusts to profit from variations in rates
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New York
Frederick Cornwell
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bia
National Bank of Commerce
Laguna War Dance Feast Draws Laguna Indians to Lecuna
The Laguna Indians from eight villages gather for the annual war dance in Walarey plaza near the public, with 1400 participants arriving Thursday September 14. The event opens at sunrise and runs until sundown the next day, with free admission for the public and ceremonial preparations the night before.
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Laguna
Marmon
Rail line buy eyed by Santa Wy company
In Kansas City on September 1 Hav. Maden, president of the Rock economy and system, told reporters he confirmed a report that the Santa Wy railway seeks to purchase the Wag Ielandy St Lonle line linking Lonle and Kansas City. The disclosure signals possible expansion plans for the carrier.
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Mludge
Kanes City
Maden
Eecount Flow
Rock Tes
Aioueh
Guggenheim Promoted as American Smelting Chief
New York Sept 14 directors of the American Smelting and Refining company declared a quarterly dividend of one and three quarters per cent on common stock, an advance of a quarter per cent. Guggenheim elected president succeeding late Edward W Nash. The chairmanship of the board was abolished and Guggenheim also succeeds Nash as president of American Smelting Securities. Edward Brosh named assistant to President Guggenheim. Missouri Day at the fair in Portland featured Governor Folk of Missouri, with a gathering at the state building and an address. A Lanquet evening was planned in Folk's honor at the Lewis and Clark exposition. Reunion of the Bassett family in New Haven attracted several hundred members from CT and MA and other states.
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Seattle
Wash
American Board For Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Great Foreign Mission Organization
The
Congregational Church
Plymuth Church
Joseph H. Twiehell
Asylum “Hill Congregational Church
Hartford
Conn
Samuel B. Capen
Boston
Twiehell
Plymouth
First Methodist Church
Dawson
London
Eng
Cornelius H. Moxon
So Springfield
Massment Temple
Mlastonadia
Tatton
Philip
Tres HG
Bissell
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Gladden
Ohio
Puget Sound
Portland
Angeles
San Francisco
Los Ehere Musicals
New York
American Smelting & Refining ‘Company
T Ie
Daniel Guegenheim
Edward W. Nash
Mr. Guggenheim
Mr. Nash
American Smelting Securities Company
Edward Brosh
Guggenheim
Folk
Bassett
New Haven
Lagsett
America
Pequot
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Middle
Northweat
Soyel
One Strike and Japan Quiet Amid Labor Protests
Chicago printers demand higher pay or arbitration, threatening a possible eight hour day and closed shop across 2,000 workers. In St Louis printers vote for eight hour scale. other cities report walkouts and union actions. Authorities reopen universities in St Petersburg amid student strikes and officials brace for unrest. Tokyo sees quiet amid peace terms, with officials guarding the French legation and Taft party expected. princes protest. Baron Komura’s condition reported steady, while a refugee scientist plans US citizenship.
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Chicago
Aponeaphtea Union
El Paso Elks Sell Valuable Property to Fund Clubhouse
El Paso Elks accepted a bid from Sett and Maury Edwards for the Elks building association property on Texas Street adjoining the Methodist church. The transfer will be completed, enabling remodeling of the Central school building into a lodge clubhouse. Work starts after contract closure and money is secured. Harris Walthall and George Heston resigned from offices. successors to be elected next Tuesday. Spelter prices in St. Louis reported as well.
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el Paso
Texas
The
Elke
Sett
Maury Edwards
Elks’ Building Association
Texas Street
Methodist Church
Building Association
Suicatle Club
Harris Walthall
George Heston
Heston
Soldiers of the Civil War Meet to Unveil Monument
Civil War veterans gather in Lexington North Carolina on September 14 to unveil a Confederate monument. The event featured a parade, unveiling ceremony under Daughters of the Confederacy, speeches by Commandant M. Rhompescu and others, and music by the Lexington Silver Comet band.
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Lexington
N.C
A. A
Davidson County
Hhe Nishes
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
M. Rhompescu
Lexeto Silver Comet Band
Finsen Rays Cure Baldness Prompts Hoax Discovery
Philadelphia doctors report lupus treatment with Minsen rays produced a bald seventy-year-old patient’s new hair growth resembling a twenty-year-old’s. Surgeons admit no cure for Rockefeller, noting hair ray benefits occur only in rare cases. In Boston, William H K Redmond arrives to cheers from Irish groups and will attend a reception and speak to the United Irish League.
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Philadelphia
Polycline Hospital
John D. Rockefeller
Editorial convention gathers in Dee Moltioe Iowa
The Midforh gembannual convention of the Uppertows Editorial agbolation deted at the Auditorium with Philo C. Keayon presiding. Governor Cumming gave the welcome and United States Senator J. P. Dole ver and Eimer B. Johnson of Rockwell City are slated as principal speakers. Tomorrow features a business session and an evening of recreation.
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Dee Moltioe
Iowa
Uppertows
Agbolation
Philo C. Keayon
Dot Moines Comercial Club
Cumming
United States
J. P. Dolever
Eimer B. Johnson
Rockwell City
Seasion
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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Louisville
Cooney Wick
Jook
Judge McCann
Sagoo RR
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Lake Provi
Congregational Mission
DR. Gladdon
Christian Endeavor Report
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City OF ST. Louis St. Louis
Typographical Union
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Ministry of Education
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Miller
Taft
Prince Nijo
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Manchuria
Field Marshall Oyama
Victoria
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Sakhalien
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University of Moscow
Alexander II
EL Paso Elks
Spelter
Spelter Fem
Okshoma City
Okla
Oklnkomaa
Indian Territory
United Confederate Brand
Bons and Daughters of Confederacy
Ula Woring
Messenbaugh
Eral
J. B. Wilkin
Juhe
Gaalt
J. W. Hattey
Texan
Jefferson
Maxke
Thagt
Confederaty Suriiers
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Re. Union
Moss
William H. K. Redmond
John B. Redmont
Horton
Redmond
United Irish League
Thie City
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