International Christian Endeavor Convention Hears Varying Views
The twenty first biennial International Christian Endeavor convention in Sioux City reports diverse talks on Our Brother in Black and immigration. Bishop Joyce questions merger of youth groups while trials of lynching and racial tension echo in discusses of education, labor, and municipal politics. The Nassau banners prize and state union honors are noted amid casualty counts from a large tent incident.
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International Christian Endivention Canme
Tany
Central Presbyterian Church
Nevada
Georgia
West Virginia
New Mexico
E. E. Chivers
New York
Home Mission
South
Simar
Elia Armstrong
Garstein Bwaierard Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Ebe
Damidrids
Joséph W Folk
St Louis
Tra Landrith
Nashvvile Town
Ching
Harlan P Beach
E E Chivers, DD
Winnebago
Sigtaos
Joyce
Minneapolis
Minn
Isaac W. Joyce
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Denver
Christian Endeavor Duty
Epworth
America
Bishon
Belfoit. Me
Peace keynote on race equality in the South and reform
A Washington peace keynote in Atlanta features expositions on race harmony, education, and economic opportunity. Speakers urge white and black cooperation, fair justice, plantation to city labor shifts, and moral uplift led by practical policies and faith, citing leaders Wade Hampton and local clergy. A separate note reports Campbell’s habeas corpus fail in Mississippi on a murder case.
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Washington
Pfagion
South
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Lavor
Alwal
Blace
Pope Leo’s Condition Deteriorates Amid Nightly Agitation
Rome July 13 Pope Leo XIII's health worsened slightly with a restless night and more subdued spirits. Doctors note agitation and a drop in mental alertness, while kidney function declines though no acute disease is found. Berg, the pope’s confidant, and others report concern over his prognosis and dependence on attendants.
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Edward
Francis Bertle
Tripuna
Mazzoni
Rome
Papa
Pha
Prayer Urged for Pope Leo After Telegram Posted
Rome July 14 cardinals telegram at the nunciature urged abundant prayers for the pope with improvement not yet assured. Observers noted General Brugere and diplomats present as the scene drew attention to the papal healing effort.
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Cardinale
Pope Leo
Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
General Brugere
Felix Faura
Count d'Haussonville
Odell Answer to the Petition Details Dissolved Company
Cincinnati July 13 Thomaa s McBride petitioned for a receiver for W J Duell & Co to settle. Odell claims McBride had one eighth interest in the 1899 firm with 26000 capital which later failed owing 125000. Odell says he paid debts and that McBride’s interest terminated May 1903. The business then ran as Odell & Stapely. McBride claimed no interest until May 1908. Odell asserts the Odell Company’s 1903 incorporation was planned and not a scheme.
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Cincinnati
Thomaas McBride
United States Court
W J. Duell & Co
McBride
Teddy W. J. Odell
Odell
Odell Company
Firth
Odell & Stapely
Busiess
Americus Solicitors Race Grows in Georgia
Americus Ga July 13 Special The race for solicitor of the southwest circuit heats up with incumbent E A Hooper facing James R Williams both Americus bar members. For the city court of Americus J A Ansley Jr long time holder faces rivals Z B Childers Allen Fort Jr and James Taylor as Governor Terrell delays appointment.
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Americus
Ameritus
Roca
E A Hooper
James R. Williams
Americus Bar
City Court of
J. Ainsley, Jr
County Court of
Sumter
J. A Ansley
Childers
Allen Fort, Jr
James Taylor
Terrell
Masonic Convention Opens for Third District in Americus
The third district Masonic convention meets in Americus July 23 with lodges from thirteen counties represented. Hundreds of prominent Masons from south Georgia are expected, with Hon. W L Whipple of Cordele presiding as district president.
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Americus
South Georgia
WU. V. Whipple
Cordale
Roosevelt Hosts Large Luncheon at Sagamore Hill
President and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained a large luncheon party at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay. Attendees included Secretary Root Archbishop Farley, John D. Crimmins, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Bils, James R. BheMeld, Frederick W. Hollis, Judge Brentano, and Civil Services Commissioner A W Cooley. Catholic questions in the Philippines were reportedly discussed among others.
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Oyster Bay N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Root
Archbishop Farley
John D. Crimmins
Jacob A. Bils
James R. BheMeld
Frederick W. Hollis
New York
Brentano
Civil Services
A. W. Cooley
Crimmina
Philippines
Hoot
Cooley
Nelson Defeats DeGuichard In 23:20 Long Race
Joe Nelson won the 20 mile handicap race against DeGuichard by 4 1 4 lengths in 23:20, with Long Ride for Miles noted. In a separate item, Lt Gen Miles planned a horse ride from Fort Reno after arriving at Fort SN today, with relay fresh charges arranged for every 10 miles. A Hong Kong dispatch cites Schuster's view on foreign contracting limits affecting Philippine Islands trade and ship movements, signaling US immigration law implications.
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DeGuichard
Providence
DeGutchard
Joe Nelson
Miles
FI Reno
Okla
Nelson A. Miles
Fort SN
Norning
Fort Reno
London
Timeg
Hong Kong
Schuster
Philippine Islands
United States
Jerich
Ghoul King Leads Grave Opening at Union Chapel Cemetery
Indianapolis July 13 Acting on statements by Fufus Cantrell the ghouls king authorities with Cantrell opened two graves at Union Chapel Cemetery near Nora eleven miles from Indianapolis Cantrell claimed one grave held the body of Miss Carry Selvage a missing Indiana schoolteacher. He said a second grave might reveal Kenneth Lawrence a wealthy Beliefontaine Ohio heir who disappeared leaving 340000 Illinois and Indiana property.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fufus Cantrell
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Cantrell
Union Chapel
Nora
Itdianapolis
Carry Selvage
Indianapala
Miss Delvage
Selvage
Kenneth Lawrence
Illinois
Indiana
Beliefontaine
Ohio
Campaign Committee Named for Kentucky Democrats
Frankfort July 13 The state central committee of the democratic party in session today named a 29 member campaign committee headed by Judge W Hager of Boxa county as chairman to manage the state campaign this year He is the present state treasurer United States Senators Blackburn and McCreary and about six congressmen were among the leaders present Several district wrangles were settled notably the committee fight at Loulds Ne The contest was settled in favor of the regular committee over the longtime state chairman Yung
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Democratic Party
W. Hager
Boxa County
United States
Blackburn
McCreary
Loulds Ne
Yung
Mortuary notices for Frey and Johnston in two states
J J Frey of Sedalia Missouri died July 13 after a long illness from kidney disease at age 65. He began railroad service at 17 as a trainee on the Ohio and Mississippi. Crawford W Johnston of Stone Mountain Georgia died July 13 at age about 80, survived by widow and two children. He was a Methodist and longtime member of a local order. funeral at the Methodist church planned for this afternoon at 3.
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J. J. Frey
Sedalia
Santa Fe Railroad
Mr Frey
ralief@y
Ohio
Mississippi
Crawford W. Johnston
Stone Mountain
Crawford W. Johnson
Charles 3 Johnson
Wesley Smith
Johnson
Methodist Church
Hon A J Brown Injured in Fall from Train No 17
Cornelia Georgia July Special reports Hon A J Brown was badly injured when he fell from Southern train No 17 at 6 20 this morning. He broke his leg dislocated knee and shattered the kneecap. Doctors say he will likely get up in a month or two.
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A. J. Brown
Cornelia
Southern
Nils
Saved From Death After Four Years Nervous Prostration Story
Four year struggle with nervous prostration ends after using Dr Miles Nervine and Nerve Liver Pills. Mrs Grabill recalls multiple doctors failed to help before relief came from six bottles of Nervine and Liver Pills. She praises the remedies and urges others with nervous disorders to try them. doctors and druggists reportedly stock and guarantee the first bottle.
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Reed
Mrs. Grabill
Father
Miles
Dr. Miles
Mas. Hatt
Guasiil
Roanoke
Col John D Young Dies Suddenly
Col John D Young dies suddenly as Jackson Miss reports his death and funeral plans. Burial will be in Whaville this afternoon with pallbearers and an extensive honorary escort, led by officials and notable figures. Funeral services are set at the residence with Bishop C K Neilson officiating.
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W E Chapin
FF. M Mikell
J . Raine
Livingston Mims
Edward Gay
W T Newman
Clark Howell
Alex Caine
J J Speld Ing
J T Dargan
Joel Hurt
Tharles D Hill
Alex W. Sterling
HC. Stoordell
J S B. Thompson
J .R. Polak
W. N
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