Episcopalians Set for Fifth Missionary Convention in Des Moines
The fifth annual session of the Sixth Missionary Department of the Protestant Episcopal Church will gather at St. Paul's church in Des Moines from Thursday January 16 to Sunday January 19. Bishops from Colorado Minnesota Montana Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming and Iowa along with Bishop Brent of the Philippine Islands will attend and speak. Delegates and wives from each diocese will join clergy and lay members for a major west conference led by Herbert A. Wilson rector of St. John's.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Church
Des Moines
Colorado
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Iowa
Olmstead
Edgall
Brewer
Williams
Mann
Hare and Johnson
Brent
Philippine Islands
Lloyd
Board of Missions
Diocese of
Middle West
Herbert A. Wilson
St. John’s
Christian Science and Episcopal Services Announced
Christian Science services at 7 39 p m in Odd Fellows Hall with subject erement. Reading room open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 30 to 5 00 at 618 Douglass avenue. St Johns Episcopal Church Herbert A Wilson Rector. Morning Prayer sermon at 11 00 a m on The Education of Jesus. Sunday school at ten oclock.
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Christian Science Services
Odd Fellows Hall
Christian Science Reading Room
Douglass Avenue
St. John's Episcopal Church
Herbert A. Wilson
Jesus
Williams pastor leads Bible school and services
H D Williams pastor schedules Bible school at 9 45 a m Y P G Co E meets at 6 30 p m pastor preaches at 11 a m and 7 30 p m all in the same church programs
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H. D. Williams
Catholic Mass with Fr Renier on Epiphany Sunday
Frances C Renier pastor leads First Sunday after Epiphany mass at 10 30 AM with parish attendance expected at the church.
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Catholic Church
Frances C. Renier
Church Schedule Announced by Evergreen Congregation
J. W. Stiverson serves as pastor with Sunday school at 10 led by Mrs. R. N. Dixon. Sermon at 11 followed by Junior at 2 30. Preaching at Shipley at 3 Dpm and Senior Society at 6 30. Evening preaching at 7 30 with meetings starting Tuesday evening January 4 at Evergreen.
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J. W. Stiverson
R. N. Dixon
Shipley
Evergreen
Poultry Show Draws Heavy Awards Amid Low Ames Attendance
At the Poultry Show progress was strong with major awards already given. The Barred Plymouth Rock class contains over a hundred birds. Secretary Fowler criticizes Ames turnout and urges local residents to attend today and tomorrow to support the event seen as valuable town advertising.
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Plymouth Rock
Fowler
Ames
Hidden Hand stage version at Armory Opera House
Well Known in Every Home presents a new stage adaptation of The Hidden Hand at the Armory Opera House in Ames Iowa on Saturday January 18. The drama is by Eugene Moore the actor and dramatist who created the Capitola Black Donald and other characters and the adaptation follows the Robt Pouner success path.
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Armory Opera House
Ames
Robt. Pouner
New York Ledger
Capitola
Black Donald
Eugene Moore
Round the World social changes date and trip tickets
The Epworth League hosts a social with round trip tickets at 25 cents. Guides will meet attendees at 7 30 pm. The event promotes penny collection and reception for travelers, inviting members to greet guests on this trip.
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J.A
Epworth League
Thompson Files for Sheriff in Republican Primary
Tom Thompson announces candidacy for sheriff pending Republican primary vote. He plans to make his formal announcement next week.
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Tom Thompson
Ames in Brief includes visits, events and business notices
Local notes report visits by Arthur Willey of Delmar and Prof. Hoffman from Sigourney, Des Moines visitors examining the Short Course, and work on the Jayne Load Company undertaking and framing business. A Ladies Home Journal contest honors Semmons, Nervy Donald Lewis, a masquerade at Cole skating rink, Ames band music, and a corrected transit time card note for 1 PM service to Kelly and Wes Moines.
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H. K. Campbell
Leo
Notre Dame University of Indiana
Congregation of the Holy Cross
Geo. D
Jayne 402 Load Company
Jayne Loud Company
George D. Loud
J. Semmons
Ladies’ Home Journal People
Semmonr
Donald R. Lewis
Des Moines
University Avenue
Cole
Ames
Kelly
Ves Molines
Ir Dodge
Wes Moines
Unhappy Union of Countess of Yarmouth and U S Wealth
London January 4. News emerges of a failed aristocratic alliance with a United States heiress, Alice Thaw of Pittsburgh and sister of Harry K. Thaw. The Countess of Yarmouth faces social strife as most peers desert the marriage while her mother in law remains loyal to her son&apos.s wife.
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London
United States
Countess of
Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
William Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
New York City
Countess of Yarmouth
Park Hall
Evesham
Worcestershire
Ear of Yarmouth
Yarmouths
Earl
Hertford
Earl of Yarmouth
Marquis of Hertford
Thaw
Marchioness of
England
George Lauder Carnegie
New York
Harry Thaw
Powers Jury Deadlocked in Goebel Murder Case
Georgetown Kentucky January sixth 1900 reports a jury unable to reach a verdict on Caleb Powers in the Goebel murder case. Ten jurors favored acquittal and the defendant will face a sixth trial on July six. The judge denied bail and requests to release James B Howard were filed by the holdout jurors.
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Powers
Caleb Powers
James Howard
James B. Howard
Frankfort
Willson
Winners at Story County corp court corn prize show
Story County participants won multiple prizes at the short course contest. Edson Bennett took first in best ten ears and won a manure spreader. Ray Bennett of Ames won best 100 ears and a $200 prize. Blanche Osborn and Stel l Keith Helen Manson of Maxwell were top in under 17, with $10 and $5 awards. F S Boveat farmers and W P Coon of Ames earned additional honors.
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Corp Courtest
Story County
Edson Bennett
Ray Bennett
Ames
W. O. Whiting
W P. Coon
Blanche Osborn
Stell Keith Helen Manson
Maxwell
W E Johnson
Athens
Fil
W. P Goov
Bone
Grand River
F. W. P Coon
Hidden Hand Play to Open at Armory Opera House Ames
The four act stage adaptation of The Hidden Hand by Eugene Moore opens Saturday January 18 at the Armory Opera House Ames, Iowa. Moore's powerfully dramatic drama from Mrs Southworth blends comedy pathos southern character and mystery with strong roles for Capitola Wool Black Donald and a scene set in old Virginia. The production features special scenery and a skilled company directed by Fred G. Conrad.
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Four Acre
Armory Opera House
Ames
Iowa
Eugene Moore
Moore
Black Donald
Mr Moore
Old
Virginia
Fred G. Conrad
Pinesalve Carbolized Poultice for Skin Ailments
Pinealve carbolized acts as a poultice drawing out inflammation and poison. Used for chapped hands lips cuts and burns. Sold by C A Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Judge Grosscup Re Indicted In Chicago Traction Case
Coles county grand jury reconvenes in Charleston and re indicts Judge Peter S Grosscup and Chicago directors of the General Illinois Traction company over the wreck near the city. Indictments include manslaughter and criminal negligence for Grosscup and others.
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Grosscup
Charleston
Coles County
Grand Jury
Peter
Chicago
General Illinois Traction Company
Increase in New York Births in 1907
New York City recorded 125,126 births in 1907, up 13,354 from 1906. The year also saw 79,205 deaths, a death rate of 18.48 per thousand, compared with 76,208 deaths in 1906.
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New York
New York City
Commissioner of Health
Bank Robbers Fail to Loot Raymore Safe for 70 Cents
Bank of Raymore in Cass county near Harrisonville Missouri was dynamited but not opened. Robbers escaped after securing only 70 cents from the cash drawer. the safe was badly damaged and no further loot reported. Mount Vesuvius in Naples shows renewed activity with a large flame and smoke plume from crater fissures.
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Harrisonville
Raymore
Cass County
Mount Vesuvius
Naples
Night Riders Rampage Roils Russellville and Paris Districts
In Russellville Kentucky night riders 100 strong overpowered three police officers and dynamited two tobacco firms and other businesses causing extensive losses. In Paris Kentucky night riders terrorized Burley district before masked raiders fled on the Hopkinsville Clarksville pike.
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Russellville
Tobacco Trust
Hopkinsville
Clarksville Pike
Frank G. Wake Tobacco Warehouse
American Snuff Company
Roberts & Brown
Alfred Underwood
King & Proctor
Joshua Knowles
Louisville
Paris
Burley
Fleming
Bath County
Genera
Count Boni Castellane Quarrels with Prince Paris
Count Boni de Castellane and Prince Helie de Sagan clashed in four violent quarrels in Rue Chillot. Reports say the count denounced the prince and a duel is believed likely. Castellane was recently divorced from Miss Anna Gould of New York.
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Boni
Paris
Rue Chillot
Count Boni de Castellane
Prince Helie de Sagan
Anna Gould
New York
Madame Anna Gould
Madame Gould
Presiding Elder Guilty in Morally Charged Church Trial
In Philadelphia on January 4 Rev. William H. Shaffer an elder in the Methodist Episcopal church was found guilty on serious charges related to his relations with Martha J. Deichley Morgantown Pa postmistress. The ecclesiastical court suspended him from all ministerial functions and church privileges until the annual conference on March 18.
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Philadelphia
William H. Shaffer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Martha J. Deichley
Morgantown
Two Men Die of Gas in Chicago Blast Furnace
Two Illinois Steel Company workers Andrew Bonitski and Albert J. Shagert were asphyxiated in a gas-filled blast furnace after entering to perform repairs. The accident occurred in Chicago and authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Chicago
Illinois Steel Company
Andrew Bonitski
Albert J. Shagert
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J. M. McPherrin
Percy Wygle
Clarkeville
Georgetown
William Goebel
Caleb
The
B. A Lockwood Grain Co
F. N. Fowler
Mgr
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Shakespeare
Marlow
Ben Johnson
Beaumont
Fletcher
Richelieu
Lady of Lyons
Monte Cristo
Bes
Blue Ridge Mountains
Pineule Medicine CO
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