Splendid Revival Draws Large Crowds at Tabernacle Services
Immense congregations attended Sunday revival at the Tabernacle in the courthouse yard. Evangelist Wilhite preached on The Resurrection and a chart sermon on the Bible. Thirty five additions to the church by Sunday night. fourteen baptisms at Free Baptist church. corner stone laying announced for the new Christian church with Masonic involvement Thursday at 5 pm. Other baptisms planned Wednesday.
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Tabernacle
Courthouse Yard
Wilhite
Jas. Challenner
Free Baptist Church
Tuckerman
New Christian Church
Masonic Fraternity
Visiting preacher urges high standards and child protection
Dr J E Harrison president of San Antonio Female College lectured at First Methodist Church on Woman From God's Standpoint. He urged safeguarding children, parental vigilance, reverence, and condemned slang in speech manners and dress, warning against kids gum chewing and French heels.
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J. E. Harrison
San Antonio
Netherlands Hosts Gloomy Peace Conference Day Two
Rain dampened the second day as delegates gathered at Binnenhof for the Hague meeting. M Nelsdorff warned that universal disarmament remains unattainable while praising Roosevelt and Carnegie. officials urged non uniform dress and a low key ceremony. The session closed after twenty minutes with adjournment and tea.
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Netherlands
Holland
House of Nassau
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M. Nelsdorf
M. Nelidoff
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Dr. van Tots
van Goudrain
M. Nendorf
Officer Found Guilty in Negligent Homicide Case
Amarillo Texas June 15 Officer Harry Hayden convicted of negligent homicide in the killing of R W Scott last March. He was fined $1000 after shooting while attempting to quell an intoxicated arrestee who resisted and motioned to draw a gun. a accidental discharge wounded Scott, who died hours later.
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Tex
Harry Hayden
R. W. Scott
Scott
Hayden
Phelan predicts decade of good government for San Francisco
Former San Francisco mayor James D. Phelan, quoted at the Waldorf Astoria, says the graft crusade will render San Francisco well governed for ten years or until memories lapse. He asserts the probe will inspire national moral impact and demonstrate strong municipal reform.
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New York
James D. Phelan
San Francisco
Waldorf-Astoria
Phelan
Agreement Abrogated Between Harriman Interests and Rock Island
New York June 15 and a mutual decision ends the 1904 pact that split Chicago and Alton control between the Rock Island and Harriman interests. Stockholders will now manage the railroad with a new board to be elected. policy remains unchanged. The former alternate control would have lapsed in 1914.
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New York
Harriman
Rock Island Company
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Chicago and Alton
Minnesota launch found in 27 feet of water near Fort Wool
In Newport News on June 15 a submerged launch of the battleship Minnesota was located about 1,600 yards west of Fort Wool mouth. A towline and canvas covering suggested a tug tow. A diver found heads and arms of three men beneath the canvas, who reportedly fought for life as they sank. J M Gettys of Louisville was elected president at Chicago of the National Credit Men's Association.
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Newport News
Minnesota
Fort Whal
J. M. Gettys
Louisville
Chicago
National Credit Man’s Association
British Ambassador Studies Tulsa Oil Field Visit
Hon. James Bryce, British ambassador, spent Saturday in Tulsa field studying the oil industry. A Tulsa reception greeted him. Bryce read the constitution of the new state but declined to comment. In Muskogee he praised American self government.
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Tulsa
I. T
James Bryce
Bryce
Muskogee
Local Reach Mexico City News Lays Man Near Death in Hospital
F H Creel a Pittsburg connections figure lies at deaths door in Juarez hospital after being found on car tracks with a back head wound. His skull fracture is confirmed. Creel is well known in Texas and Oklahoma.
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City of Mexico
F. H. Creel
Pittsburg
Juarez Hospital
Texas
Oklahoma
Secretary Cortelyou rules out canal bond issue now
Secretary Cortelyou sees no need for a Panama canal bond issue at present. Governor Campbell says he has all speeches booked for July. A new Texas bank, First National of Lovelady with capital stock of 25 000, opens. During a Wolfe City revival there were seventy conversions. The Red Cross plans aggressive tuberculosis work. The People's railroad from Tyler to Canton will start construction within thirty days. Mrs Jennie Weys, 42, widow, shot herself at her Spring street home. daughter survives. Her father died two weeks earlier in Demont Ja, a probable trigger for despair. Atlant
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First National Bank of
Jennie Weys
Spring Street
Bank cashier Coghill arrested over $40,000 default
Seymour Wisconsin on June 15 reports the arrest of Thomas C. Coghill cashier of the First National bank over a default totaling $40,000 linked to the Chicago wheat market. Coghill confessed but the bank’s operations remain unaffected.
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Wis
Chicago
Thomas C. Coghill
First National Bank
Coghill
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