Vermont Methodists Urge New Vermont In State Conference
The Vermont Methodist Conference heard calls for a newer and better Vermont at a session beginning Thursday afternoon. Rev. Pred A Wells led speakers all Vermont born, stressing church growth, Sunday school expansion, and interdenominational cooperation. The report cited 47 percent increase in Sunday schools, 2,001 new schools, 2,047 additions, cradle roll gains, and 4,453 new members over five years, with overall progress in Sunday school work and cooperation.
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A. Wells
Randolph
Missington
State
Walter
Women and Kidney Trouble Warns Both Genders
A vintage ad styled notice claims kidney and bladder troubles affect women and men equally. It touts Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer & Co as a remedy, promising immediate relief and offering a sample bottle by mail, with address in Binghamton New York.
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Tod
Dr. Kilmer & Co
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Vermont Methodist Meeting Honors Rural Mission Work
Rev. L. A. Shervarne and Rev. W. M. Newton discussed Vermont Biblical society efforts and missionary work. A sermon and poem by Rev. Handivon highlighted itinerant workers’ trials and triumphs, urging stronger support for rural churches amid declining preacher numbers and eliminated funds.
Bishop Cransson's Lecture on Orient Opens Vast Mission Vision
Bishop Cransson lectured on Jute and Jobs in the Orient describing Asia’s sights and economic potential. He highlighted Japan's development and Korea's influence, urging a broad Christian civilizing mission as missionaries build foundations in the East. The Epworth League crowd estimated around 1000 attending, reflecting a press of interest.
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Cramston
Far East
Japan
Korea
Mere Or
Ives
Aril
Church Funds Handling Scored
Reform department of Chicago Woman’s Club reports malfeasance in church funds and charitable appeals across Tifton, with officials Mark Allen and M. Sel Malany cited amid scrutiny of municipal ethics and welfare funding.
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Apdnage Vlufeh
Tiftobe
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Reform de Jarément
Ught Eald Welfare
Allen
New York
BMG
Bristol Grocer Pails in Batland April Ban
A Bristol grocer named Mickwell of Minetol faces an April ban in a local matter. The unclear report mentions Peet Lewis of Upntead Grates and a gremer as part of the contested actions.
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Oscar
Mickwell
Minetol
Gremer
Lewis
President Thwarted and Red Sox Triumph 3 1
Boston defeats Washington 3 to 1 as timely hitting and Delehanty’s glove work supply the lone features. Morgan held the first-place club to one run while Garrigan and Street teamed with Philadelphia-based reporters to relay the game. American League standings show Boston leading with 26 wins. Other results include New York 2 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 4 Detroit 2 in 10 innings.
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Hoston
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Cleveland
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St Conta ‘Tal Sons
Baseball Notes Prompting Early League Interest
National League opened before 53,000 fans while the American League drew 10,000. Cyrus Cobb shows power in Detroit versus Chicago by going 3 for 5. Pennsylvanian captain M L Fennell is ruled ineligible for having played for a university four years ago. Daley of Lowell eyes first division debut in New England. George has a first person from St. Louis Americans cut, and Brown plans to back Flynn who resists going west.
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Chicago
Eek
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Way
Tie University
Daley
Lowell
New England
Ee Georhaas
Tate
Hy Teaukes
St. Louis Americans
Brown
Flynn
Hloly Cross
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Leaders have agreed to throughf pomntries is more elastic the currency. One compensation to government Misabes lafuret while in the government service. Prohibiting child labor in the District of Columbia. Authorizing the ways and means committees to revise tariffs to fund the Meinland Waterways commission to continue last year’s work.
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House
Finance Committee
Senate
Meinland Waterways
President May Press Contested Bushilets Vote
President insists on votes up or down for key measures including amendments to the Sherman antitrust law and pertinent authorization bills. Protests and senators indicate further messages may push for rapid votes on the president’s preferred legislation.
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Iim
White House
Urge Roosevelt to pardon Van Schaick for Slocum disaster
A New York Maritime Exchange committee urged President Roosevelt to pardon Capt. W. S. Van Schaick, serving ten years in Ring Sing prison for negligence tied to the General Slocum disaster. The president directed the attorney general for a report on the case.
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New York Maritime Exchange
Ardent General
W. 8
van Schaick
General Slocum
Ring Sing
Cuts Out Submarines In Naval Appropriation Debate
Washington April 17 consideration of the naval appropriation bill resumed in the House where Mr Madden of Illinois offered a political amendment against a provision altering the fen to luak sunthined the dint words. The House sustained a point of order on the motion by Mr Fors Williams appeal. Outcome noted: 119 to 93.
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Himse
Madden
Tlinois
National
Fors
Me. Williams
The Te Hovant Company and D F Davia sale pitch
A dated advertisement touts The Te Hovant Company partnering with D F Davia to sell a Wy attested medicine. It claims the product relieves headaches coated tongue alternation eye strain and digestive and liver issues with small doses. The ad emphasizes novelty and cautions against harsh mineral waters and purgatives.
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Davia Ding
Howard
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Goa
Postal Savings Bank Plan Aims to Join Aldrich Currency Bill
Washington April 17 The president urged inserting the postal savings bank bill into the Aldrich currency measure and backs a currency commission. Senate post offices committee votes to favor the bill with a name change to postal depositaries, preserving its aim to provide small savers with convenient, remote deposits despite banking objections.
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Postal Savings Bank Bill
Aldrich
Senate Committee of Post-Offices and Post Roads
Thiaah
Fort signs anarchist suppression bill in New Jersey
Gov. Fort signed a measure targeting anarchist activity. The act prohibits using speech or writing to threaten public or private property or assaulting U S Army, state militia, or police. Penalties include up to thirty years in prison or a $10,000 fine. The same session prohibits publishing a death notice on anarchist publications.
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United States Army
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Claim List For Work Ending April At Tueas
A garbled list of names follows the heading for a work claim period ending in April. Names include A Anderson, W.8, Frang Anderson, A Barrot, Deyidaon, Forest, Gui W. Fil, Chas H. Gilley, Tatean Mattson, E Marcle, John Rodner, Wm. Turney, Harry Wittard, Mies N. Morrie, Katie Steno, Mildred, Alios Thompreon.
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Ey Antoninis
Ves Frang Anderson
A. Barrot
Back
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Forest
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H. Gilley
Tatean Mattson
E Marcle
Te O'Verin
John Rodner
Wm. Turney
Harry Wittard
Montana flood damages estimated at $500000
Damaged by flooding in Montana runs to about 500000 dollars as Hanser Lake dam near Helena bursts, with widespread wreckage noted in Craig including a schoolhouse railroad facilities two general stores two saloons and several residences. Great Falls reports river levels rising rapidly with widespread concern over rising streams and property damage.
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Apne
Tate
Hanser Leke
Helena
Ee Sau
Mis Rhiy Couri
Great Falls
Craig
Oklahoma to Cast Out the Cigar Store Indian
A bill introduced yesterday seeks to ban the use of or display of cigar store Indians in Oklahoma. The measure proposes a fine of 30 dollars and six months imprisonment for anyone who sees or possesses such an Indian figure.
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Cigar Store
Senstor Jah
Orbacco
Rich gold strike in Nolan Creek Alaska report
Fairbanks Alaska April 17 word has been received that two men who made the recent rich strike on Nolan Creek in the Koyukuk district have already earned about 30000 dollars and are moving from bed rock to gravel dump work near the site if the men strike again a new camp will spring up in Alaska
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Alaska
Nolan Greek
Koyukuk
Bed Rock
Noble Creek
Hill's 5. Ro & Ointmivent Largest Box Remed y
In Luck the troubled will find luck after trying one box of Hill's 5. Ro and Ointment. Largest box and best remedy in the market. 250. At Dr.
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Japanese laborers swept to death in alpine snow
A fragmentary report notes several Japanese workers missing after a mountain snow slide near Lis cade mountain. Authorities fear many perished as two hoarding shelters carried remains down the slope. Only five bodies have been recovered so far.
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