Destructive cyclone leaves Iowa in ruin and deaths
Des Moines reports forty three killed with many injured as a tornado swept across Iowa Illinois and Kansas Sunday night. Polk Jasper and Rockford areas hardest hit with numerous fatalities and extensive property loss. Other towns including Valeria McGregor Manchester Thomas and Oakwood also affected with multiple deaths and widespread devastation.
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Stormy General Conference Ends In Withdrawal On Equal Representation
Stormy sessions at the Methodist general conference centered on amending the constitution for equal lay representation. Bishop Hurst lost control briefly as ministers and lay delegates clashed before the amendment was withdrawn. Dr J O Hartsell of Louisiana was named missionary bishop for Africa. Presbyterians debated church unity and a New York building proposal involving Miss Lennox Kennedy. Southern States Exposition plans were postponed due to lack of state cooperation. Silver exports to Europe rose to about 20 million, with Paris coinage for Russian rubles cited. Bank swindlers Brecker and Gregan will be transported to California under guard.
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Paris
Six Dallas Stores Burned In Elm Street Fire
Fire at A. P. Block's paint store 281 Elm street destroyed six Dallas shops. Loss about 150000 dollars with 101000 insured. Earlier Fort Worth depot blaze damaged Ginocchio's hotel Union depot and freight rooms at 1 30 yesterday afternoon. Loss around 70000 with 23000 insured.
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Last of Supply Hills Passed In Senate May 26
The Senate passed the general deficiency appropriation bill, the last of the supply measures, carrying about 10 million dollars, with an amendment granting 61 542 979 to the Southern Pacific for mail transportation. Bond provisions were laid aside for the moment as debate continued.
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War Lecture Draws Dense Crowd At Congregational Church
Rev W E Stanley past department chaplain of Minnesota G A B delivers a Gettysburg focused talk to a packed Congregational church in Atlantic. A pre lecture concert by mixed and double quartets drew praise and many were turned away. The speaker’s vivid use of maps and paintings, his classical elocution, and firm delivery impressed veterans and civilians alike. The event inspired broad public enthusiasm with many planning to attend a repeat recital tonight. Also notes on Shiloh's Cure products and local medical ads.
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Minnesota G. A. B
Gettysburg
Times
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Republic
Stanley
Atlantic
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