Evolution debate fuels fight over Tubbs dismissal at Kansas university
Professor Frank D. Tubbs defends his stance on evolution and Bible origins amid a heated clash within the Northwest Kansas Methodist conference over his removal as chair of natural sciences at Kansas Wesleyan University. Orthodox elements support dismissal. younger ministers and many theological schools back Tubbs, who says his views align with Methodist teaching.
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Kan
Frank D. Tubbs
Natural Sciences
Wegan University
Board of Trustees
Northwest Kansas Conference
Methodist Church
America
England
South America
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Dr. Tubbs
Northwest Conference
Tubbs
Pr. Tubbs
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Methodist Theological Schools
Methodist Conference
Kansas Wesleyan University
No Truth in Union Pacific Leasing Santa Fe
A. C. Jobes of Santa Fe says there is no truth to reports that Union Pacific would lease Santa Fe. He calls it stock jobbing. He denies negotiations for absorption or leasing and disputes Charles Steele joining J. P. Morgan & Co as director. He also rejects any purchase by Pennsylvania.
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Wichita
Kan
A. C. Jobes
Santa Fe Railway
New York
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Charles Steele
J. P Morgan & Co
Morgan
Livingston Triumphs Over Bozeman In Rainy Baseball Game
Livingston defeated Bozeman 11 to 5 in a six inning contest. A drizzling rain and cold conditions plagued the game, but Livingston showed stronger play in the later innings despite the weather.
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Livingston
Bozeman
Bozeman Falls Behind as Henderson Climbs to 11 5 Victory
In a rain interrupted fourth inning Livingston helped Henderson drive in five runs while Bozeman was outplayed. Bozeman added four more runs before the game ended after five innings with Henderson leading 11 to 5. Batteries Henderson Davidson Sullivan Ryan McDonough.
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Henderson
Bozeman
Davidson
Sullivan
Ryan
McDonough
Porter cites US limits in world markets amid British tariff conflict
London reports Robert P. Porter telling Chesterfield chamber of commerce that the United States is unprepared to compete globally except in iron and steel machinery and rough cotton goods. He blames Britain's restrictions for its lag in electrical science and warns of broader economic dangers at home and abroad.
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Robert P. Porter
Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce
United Kingdom
United States
Great Britain
Mr. Porter
Kinshin Maru Brings News From Orient and World Walk Stages
The Kinshin Maru arrives from the orient with a report of a Chinese passenger boat sinking off Chusan to Ningpo in a May squall. Of 68 aboard only nine survived and thirty bodies washed ashore. George M. Schilling, the world walker, reached Kobe from India after leaving New York in 1897. Chinese papers praise American troops as they withdraw from China.
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Orient
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George M. Schilling
New York
Kobe
India
China
Mystery of Headless Woman Found Near Chelmsford Center
Lowell Mass June 10 The unknown woman whose headless body was found in Chelmsford Center woods remains unidentified. Medical examiner report says head severed by a sharp instrument, death several weeks prior, and a hole under the arm may have been caused by a bullet. Estimated age about 30.
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Mass
Chelmsford Center
Woods
Government not aware of U S Newfoundland negotiations
In the House of Commons Lord Cranborne said the government did not know of any ongoing talks between the United States and Newfoundland about renewing the Bond Blaine convention or signing a similar treaty.
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House of Commons
Lord Cranborne
United States
Newfoundland
Bohemian Farmer Convicted of First Degree Murder
Frank Katilinek, a Bohemian farmer living northwest of Gann Valley in Buffalo County, was found guilty of first degree murder for shooting and killing his wife last January over a money quarrel. He received a life sentence at the Sioux Falls penitentiary.
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A. Kimball
Frank Katilinek
Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Sioux Falls
Their scheme unfolded in a doomed insurance plot
Chicago jurors found Dr August Unger and F Wayland Brown guilty of conspiracy to defraud insurance companies by staging the death of Miss Marie Defenbach to collect a 25000 policy. Frank H Smiley pleaded guilty and testified for the state, while an inquest ruled the death natural, though prosecutors argued murder.
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August Unger
F. Wayland Brown
Marie Defenbach
Gailty
Frank H. Smiley
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Brown
Smiley
Miss Defenbach
John B. Wreckler
Wreckler
Huachuca Prevails Narrowly in Oakland Two-Year-Old Race
San Francisco June 10 spectators clashed with judges after Huachuca beat Shell Mount by a nose in the 2-year-old event. Sylvan Lass narrowly defeated Horton at 1 to 0.5 odds. Five favorites won on the program including Sir Dougal Dollie Wiethoff Prestidigitor Sylvan Lass Oscar Tolle.
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Shell Mount
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Dollie Wiethoff
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Arsenal
Horse Race Summaries From St Louis and Newport Meets
In St Louis the fair grounds meet featured multiple races with winners including Josie F in five furlongs selling and Sister Sarah in five furlongs purse, both with times around 1 07 and 1 07 4. Newport had six races with Maggie Felix winning six furlongs selling and Strathbroeck taking a mile and a quarter selling, times listed for each event.
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St Louis blank Philadelphia 8 to 0 in NL game
St Louis pitchers held Philadelphia scoreless as Harper struggled and Townsend was hammered by the home bats. The 8 to 0 win drew 2,400 in attendance with Harper and Nichols versus Townsend and Douglas. Umpire Cunningham.
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Harper
Philadelphia
Townsend
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Baseball results from Brooklyn and Pittsburgh games
Brooklyn beat Chicago 8 to 1 with Eason strong on the mound and Donovan holding the locals to few runs. New York overcame a late bid by Pittsburgh as Van Haltren and Selbach sparked a ninth inning rally. Boston routed Cincinnati as Newton and Bergen held Boston’s lead. Attendance figures ranged from about 2,000 to 3,400.
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Eason
Donovan
Pittsburghs
New York
Pittsburg
W—Van Haltren
Selbach
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Beore
Cleveland Beats Baltimore 13 to 6 in June 10 Contest
Cleveland routed Baltimore 13 to 6 with Maginnity Bresnahan Dowling Hoffer and Yeager contributing on the mound. Attendance was 1,923 as the game unfolded with steady offense for the visitors. Philadelphia notes recount a later game where Hayden misplayed Nanio and Detroitt scored on Miller’s hit.
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Cleveland
Hllimore
R. H. E. Baltimore
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Nanio
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Pratt
Powers
Thoroughbred Yearlings Fetch High Sums at Gravesend Auction
In Gravesend pad dock New York June Beaumont stud and other yearlings sold with top prices. Notable consignments include Bre by G W Johnson Virgle Johnson Oneck stables at 1200, ch by Ornament Joppa Keen 8100, ch by Ornament Fidelweiss Wendig 2700, ch by Ornament Mary M Morris 1000, ch by Ornament Emma Primrose Dwyer 1100, ch by Ornament Lillian Joe Hayes 1600.
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J. H. Wendig
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A. H. Morris
Emma Primrose
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T. P. Hayes
Montana Woodmen Convention Opens With Grand Street Parade
The Modern Woodmen of America biennial convention begins at the Auditorium with 629 delegates representing 278,505 beneficiaries and about 10,000 members expected this week. A grand street demonstration on Thursday will include 25,000 Woodmen, with 5,000 encamped in city tents. Montana’s Silver Bow banner camp, 475 members, joins uniformed drill teams from Topeka Wichita and Coffeyville.
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Death claims rise and fall in late 19th century figures
The records show death claims growing from two thousand thirty five dollars in 1895 to one thousand seven hundred ninety four dollars in 1900, reflecting changes over the five year span and indicating evolving risk or policy terms.
Thousands of Shriners Gather for Kansas City Meeting
Kansas City Missouri June 10 Shriners arrive by train for the 27th annual imperial council meeting. Reception committees greet visitors as bands escort them to headquarters. Pleasant weather signals a highly attended event. A seven division street parade with nobles from across the United States and Canada opens the gathering.
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Imperial Council of the
Mystic Shrine
United States
Canada
Rehearing Granted After Cooper Explains Disrespectful Tone
The Montana Supreme Court reversed a prior ruling on Ransom Cooper's motion for a rehearing in the Mose Anderson vs Cook case. It restores the motion for further consideration, requiring Cooper to file an appropriate brief within seven days explaining the reasons for rehearing.
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Supreme Court
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Ransom Cooper
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Cook
Cooper
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Contempt Bark in Denver Court Sparks Clergy Probe
Judge Peter L. Palmer rebuked over 101 reformers for protests against injunctions affecting the city fire and police board. He announced a judicial inquiry into whether clergymen Rev W H Talmage and Rev M A Rader were in contempt, warning they could face penalties if proved.
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Colo
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City Fire and Police Board
Chesapeake Restaurant
Cronin
Grace M. E. Church
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Judge rules stockyard blacklist of girls legal
Judge Waterman in the circuit court held that the blacklisting of several girls by stockyards firms was lawful. The girls had struck last February and the firms refused to rehire them. The ruling will be appealed.
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Waterman
Circuit
Bulgarian Prince Ferdinand to Wed Montenegro Princess
London reports via the Vienna correspondent that an engagement is imminent between Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria and Princess Xenia of Montenegro, signaling a royal alliance forthcoming from the Balkans.
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