Political rancor and religious address dominate local pages
A chaotic mix of congressional forceful rebukes over campaign finance is followed by a sermon at Allen Academy. John Williams challenges Mr. Payne in a heated house scene while Rev. J. B. Turrentine delivers “The True Conception of Life” urging Christian education and moral development for graduates.
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Pittsburg
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Five Baptisms, Four Additions After Sermon at Allen Academy
Following the sermon five additions to the church were recorded, four by baptism. The Allen Academy students then proceeded to the Baptist church where the service continued to allow baptism for four young men.
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Spelling Match Challenge Between Baptist and Methodist Ladies
Old fashioned spelling contest billed as a season’s unique affair unfolds next Thursday evening with Baptist Aid Society vs Methodist Home Mission Society. Public invited to witness the "battle royal" as Rogation days begin with church services through the week in St Joseph s parish. A separate note questions railway accident damages claiming a deaf man’s hearing restoration from a collision.
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Oklahoma
Market rout and speculative fears hit stocks hard
The market closed weak with broad losses across names like Union Pacific and Reading as selling intensified amid fears of anti trust actions and overextended margin. Reports cite panic-like mood, profit taking, and bears pressing for gains while the overall tone remained demoralized.
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Young Spokane boy confesses to Elk depot robbery
Spokane reports Harry Russell, a ten year old, confessed to robbing Elk depot on May 18 with $500 stolen. Charles Wheeler, an aged foreman, confessed guilt but is cleared of involvement. Also notes Denver auditorium workers to finish June 6 for the Democratic convention setup.
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Wash
Harry Russell
Elk
Charles Wheeler
Denver
Denver Auditorium
Local dispute ends with fine for masher
A man nicknamed the masher was fined $10 plus costs after a confrontation described as pounding with fists. The justice urged him to break the habit.
Death of French poet Francois Coppee announced
Paris reports the death of Francois Coppee famed poet and dramatist born in 1842. He was elected to the French Academy in 1884.
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Francois Coppee
A Singer in the Home On Trial For Prospect Buy
A terse card notes a sales pitch offering a machine with guarantees of prompt and reliable repair work. It lists a residence phone 105 and an office at Mrs. B White's, signed by T. A. Satterwhite.
Boyett and Myers for Insurance Services
Insurance firm Boyett and Myers offers fire and accident coverage plus livestock plate glass and boiler policies. Office phone 250, residence numbers 128 and 257.
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