Will Make a Test of Rick's Decision Review
Thomas W. Harper, general attorney for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, arrived in Washington to test Judge Ricks's contempt ruling against Ann Arbor strikers. He explained no direct appeal exists from such a ruling, but stated the case may reach the Supreme Court via habeas corpus if needed. He noted the union views Ricks as prejudiced and described potential appeals to Congress and state legislatures if Taft and Ricks rulings are sustained.
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Washineton
Apri
Thomas W. Harper
Terre Haute
Ind
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Washington
Harper
Supreme Court
Ricks
Taft
Ann Arbor
WII
Mr. Harper
Toledo
Messrs
Arthur and
Sargent
Cleveland
Federal Court Room
Lake Shore Company
Congress
Brotherhood
Lake Shore
ToLepo
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
J. W. Watson
Cannoff
DEDICATED THE TEMPLE The Mormon House of Worship Opened
The celebrated Mormon temple at Salt Lake City opened after four years and a $4,000,000 cost funded entirely by free will offerings. Dedication began at 8:30 am with 500 Gentiles invited for interior view. Two daily services for 15 days, with thousands outside and 4500 inside, as dignitaries and church leaders spoke and the choir sang Hosanna. Nearby health officials adopted interstate cholera quarantine rules to prevent outbound infection. A medical inspector will accompany trains and isolate suspects and cases along the route during an epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mormon House of Worship
Sact Lake City
Great
Mormon Temple
Eupreme Court
Firat
Wilford Woodruff
Joseph F. Smith
George Q. Cannon
New York
Conference of Health Officers
Hewitt
Disastrous prairie fires sweep western Kansas
Western Kansas suffers extensive loss as fires fueled by hot dry weather devastate Graham and Phillips counties. hay, livestock, and at least 50 sheep perish. Mrs Bowen and three children severely burned. A strong south wind fanned the flames as observers report the skies lit by the fires.
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Kansas
Topeka
Graham
Phillips
Rock Island
Vindicated Course Clears Mrs Carse Of Misconduct Charges
April 7 report from the Women’s Christian Temperance Union shows Mrs. Matilda B. Carse vindicated and re elected president after addressing mismanagement charges in the downtown restaurant episode. She denounced a morning paper reporter as false, ordered him to leave, and led a set of officers and reports at the annual meeting. Storm winds slam the Rocky Mountains with high gusts, causing injuries and damage from Denver to Utah.
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Rocky Mountains
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Salt Lake
Utah
Grand Junction
Colo
Aspen
Leadville
McGovern
Bertha McFarland
Florence
Northwestern State bank failure shocks Sibley Iowa
Sioux City April 7 Northwestern State bank of Sibley Iowa closed its doors and a general assignment for creditors with N F Thayer named assignee. Liabilities nearly 150000. assets likely 75000. Most claims are from depositors in Sibley and surrounding farms. No cause yet given.
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Sioux City
Northwestern State Bank of
Sibley
N. F. Thayer
Naval Review Program Planned for New York Harbor
Washington April 7 The secretary of the navy set the official program for the review of United States and foreign warships in New York harbor on April 7. Man of war ships will be anchored in two columns from Twenty sixth Street up North River with foreign ships on the New York side. The Dolphin bearing President Cleveland will run up and down the Hudson followed by the coast survey steamers Blake and Monmouth.
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Washineton
Secretary of the Navy
United States
New York Harbor
Twenty-sixth Street
North River
New York
Dolphin
Cleveland
Hudson
Coast Survey
Blake
Monmouth
Bess Mitchell's Trip to New York by Rail Line
Bess Mitchell left St Louis at 7 55 am Thursday on the Wabash road and will travel via Michigan Central and New York Central to reach New York by 2 50 pm Friday. She reports a splendid journey, having not left her seat for ground or hat and wrap. The second item notes Frank Ward, a former Washington business figure, was killed by an electric car, a grisly incident linked to a prior murder case in the city two years earlier.
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Bess Mitchell
St. Louis
Wabash Road
New York
New York Central
Washingaton
Frank EK
Ward
Washington
Max Adler
Ible
Revivalists Arrive for Atlantic Salvation Work
Incoming revival team led by Rev Geo L Barker will conduct meetings at the Congregational Church in Atlantic. Barker, born in New York and converted in 1876, joins with gospel singer I H Meredith to aid in a campaign for spiritual renewal beginning April 16.
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Geo. L. Barker
Atlantic
I. H. Meredith
New York City
First Baptist Church
M. F
Charlie Barker's Path From Y M C A to Evangelist
A biographical sketch follows Charlie Barker who found his calling in 1884 after prayer at Ocean Grove New Jersey. He served as general secretary of the Y M G A Bordentown and later led Y M C A work in Camden before entering evangelical ministry. Described as plain persuasive and kind, he preaches a religion tinted with smiles and sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
N. J
OC. H. Yatman
W. H. Grisbnett
Yatman
Evangelist Barker and team draw large crowds with practical sermons
The article extols evangelist Barker for wit, humor, and common sense in his sermons, noting his rise in public esteem and his reach with illustrated material. It highlights I H Meredith from Norristown as a capable baritone helper and T B R Potts for humorous reading, quotations, and comments.
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Barker
I. H. Meredith
Norristown
T. BR. Potts
Bank of Atlantic Promises Low Rates and Long Loans
The Bank of Atlantic, established here for twenty three years, guarantees satisfaction to customers. It conducts general banking and specializes in loans with approved security, offering very low interest rates for both long and short terms.
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Immanual Baptist
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Holmer, Rosenburg & Co
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Neb
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Doane
W. L. Green
G. M. Lambertson
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Lewelling
Three Rock
Fishback
Frank Hickey
John M. Clayton
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Clayton
Lane
Bab
A. Garrison
Capital Bank of Denver
Mr. Garrison
Colorado Springs
Lout
Lewes
Del
Genesta
Gloucester
Mass
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Hustling
Butler
Clark McGenny
Doane Brothers
Antlers
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Jones
Miliia
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R. A. Traver
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Traver
Ehbode Island
Retuaria
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Brown
Metcalf
Fee
Scattering
General Assembly
Papp Klibans
Democrata
I. H. Mereddith
the Salvation of
Soule
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RG Conte
Lewis and Criswold
Shawn
Crombie
Stier, Martin & Dunn
Bank of Atlantic
F. H. Whitney & Son
Europe
H. Hleschberg
Olivest
R. D. Wilkin
R, D
Wilkin
Green Bay Lumber CO
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