Dowie followers prepare for reform at Madison Square Garden
Trainloads of Dowie crusaders head to New York as Zionist gatherings plan a mass turnout. Guards in cars, choirs of 600 voices and a children's choir gather near the departure point. Madison Square Garden undergoes preparations with a platform for 500 officers and a 30 by 15 foot baptismal pool to host the Zionist rites.
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Kruger Birthday Celebrated By Family Fete In New York
Ex President Kruger marked his seventy eighth birthday with a small family fete the first since the war Paris dispatch notes. Ex President Steyn and his family live near Cannes in a modest villa he suffers paralysis and must rest. In Russia districts around Vitebsk Dvinsk and Alexandropol declare heightened security with half Vitebsk’s population Jewish. Judge Stoddart met with Secretary Hitchcock in Washington about charges pending against him.
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Democratic Mayor Holtzman Leads Indianapolis Race
Complete unofficial returns show Holtzman winning the Indianapolis mayoral race with a 938 plurality. Democrats also likely capture police judge and city clerk by narrow margins while the council remains probably Republican.
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Restoration Host From Zion City Moves Toward New York
Chicago, Oct 14. Zion City began its movement toward New York City on Wednesday after receiving a special approval. The initiative aims to organize a relocation of the community and its restoration hosts to the urban center.
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Man Commits Suicide From Steamer Captain Webber
A well dressed man identified as J. W. aches from St Louis jumped from the steamer Captain Webber en route from San Francisco to Stockton, dying by his own hand. The incident occurred on October 14.
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Boston Americans win world baseball title in shutout
The Boston Americans defeated the Pittsburg Nationals 2–0 to claim the world championship before about 7000 fans in Boston. Pitcher Dineen struck out seven, Criger aided with a key double play, and Philppe struggled on the mound for the visitors.
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Sweeping injunction halts Hamilton boycotts
Judge Be Den grants a sweeping injunction in Ohio stopping a boycott against the Republican News and its advertisers. The Hamilton Typographical union the Hamilton Cooperative Trade and Labor council and the Nonpartel Printing company are barred from further interfering with the newspaper business. The court cites constitutional right to hire whom it sees fit and halts union pressure to force the paper to unionize.
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Archbishop John Joseph Kein Dies in St. Louis
Archdiocese confirms the death of Cardinal John Joseph Kein, longtime Archbishop of St. Louis, following a lingering illness. The church notes his decades of service and his impact on the local Catholic community.
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Land listings in Brazos County near court house and town
Abstracts offered by J W Batts include 105 acres one mile from the courthouse with 25 acres cultivated and rest pasture, priced 1500. Nearby 1.25 acres by schoolhouse with small cottage priced 750. Four block from West Main Street brick cistern home priced 1250. Half block by Allen Academy priced 5000. About 13 acres on town south side with 4 room house well and outbuildings priced 1000. 4 room house with tub cistern priced 650 located four blocks from courthouse. Joe B Reed home place quarter block with 9 room two story frame valued 4250. Half block near De DeMaret place priced 800. Rents 9 dollars monthly on select lot. Continuous sale of multiple parcels and improvements.
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Bottles and pricing by DeWitt and McDougat
Bottles priced at one dollar for a standard size. A smaller two percent of that size sells for fifty cents. Preparation handled by E. C. DeWitt & Co. Sold by Dr. N. M. McDougat.
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