Religious Liberals Congress Draws Great Boston Audience
In Boston on September 25 the International Congress of Religious Liberals drew continued strong interest. A largely attended address by Professor T. G. Masaryk discussed Austria, Rev N Josean spoke on Hungarian ideas, Professor H. Y. Greenewegen of Jayden detailed liberal progress in Holland, and Rev Alexander Webster presented a paper on Scotland's theological progress at the Wednesday sessions.
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Boston
International Congress of
Religious Liberals
T. G. Masaryk
Bohemia
Austria
N. Josean
Budapest
Hungary
H. Y. Greenewegen
Jayden
Holland
Scotland
Alexander Webster
Aberden
Despondent Husband Ends Life After Plunge From Window
Harry Chernock a 30 year old garment cutter tried to kill his wife with tailor sheets then leaped from a fourth story window in New York on Sept 25. He died in hospital a few hours later. Ill health and reverses left him unable to work and his wife supported their five year old son. Mrs Chernock likely to recover.
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New York
Harry Chernock
Chernock
Cher
Ratification of Rock Island Sale Clears Obstacles
Chicago Sept 25 The Inter Ocean reports immunities granted to the Chicago and Alton railroad for rebates to Standard Oil removes obstacles to ratification sale. The plan would place controlling interest in Alton to Toles St Louis and Western and consolidation of Alton Clove Leaf Minneapolis and St Louis and Iowa Central railways.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Standard O
Landis
Rock Island
Alton
Toles St. Louis and Western
Alton, Clove, Leaf
Minneapolis and St. Loui
Iowa Central Railways
Painter Falls Forty Feet at Grayson Plant, Killed
Sherman Texas September 25 Charles Sparks a 40 year old painter died after a forty foot fall from a scaffold while painting at the Grayson Cotton Company plant. His left leg was fractured and his back injured leaving a widow and children. Bubonic plague status in San Francisco reports 43 cases 26 deaths with 238 under observation.
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Sherman
Tex
Charles Sparks
Grayson
San Francisco
Goa
Red Hoot Sign Sighting Near James and Nunn
A notice points readers to a business sign located at the corner of James and Nunn in Bryan Texas with a bright red Hoot marker guiding customers. The brief item emphasizes location for shoppers and pedestrians.
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Nex
James & Nunn
Bryan
Texas
B, Hudson
Wilson
Bryant
Texas Franklin Texe Hudson & Wilson
Bryan and
Franklin
Brazos
Robertson
Officer Killed by Negro in Wilburton
Wilburton Oklahoma Territory September 25. A deputy marshal Oliver Ewann was shot three times and killed during an attempted arrest. The negro stole a horse and escaped. A posse and several federal deputy marshals began pursuit.
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Wilburton
I. T
Callahan Surrenders in Kentucky Murder Case
Former Sheriff Ed Callahan surrendered to Sheriff Crawford in Jackson Kentucky on a warrant charging complicity in the murder of Dr. E D Cox three years ago. He was released on ten thousand dollar bonds.
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Callahan
Jackson
Ed Callahan
Crawford
E. D. Cox
Ranchman Shot to Death in Carrizo Springs
Near Carrizo Springs Texas on September 25 Riley Ware a ranchman was shot and killed. Willie his son surrendered to authorities after the shooting.
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Carrizo Springs
Tex
Riley Ware
Willie
Dr Armstrong Resigns In Texas Quarantine Office
Brownsville Texas September 26 Dr P Armstrong state quarantine officer here has resigned and will return to Dallas. San Antonio September 25 C Wener sixty years old blew his brains out with a rifle.
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San Antonio
C. Wener
Goggan Piano Stencil Controversy Endorsed by Galveston News
The Galveston News of September 22, 1907 defends Goggan & Bro of Texas against stencil claims. It asserts Goggan Pianos are built under the house head’s direction, disclose manufacturing origin, and reject any insinuation of dishonesty or hidden stencil use. It cites Piano Quality and Mr Payson to support transparency.
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Musical Courier Extra
Thomas Goggan & Bro
Texas
National Piano Manufacturers’ Association
Gogan
House of Goggan
Goggan
Emerson Piano Company
Galveston News
Goebel Denies Richmond affidavit in Goebel death case
Justus Goebel, Kentucky governor Goebel's brother, disputes a Richmond affidavit accusing Turner Igo of murdering Goebel and asserts the facts contradict the proclaimed narrative. He claims prosecutions target the innocent to shield the guilty, naming Powe and Taylor as traced clues. Governor Folk praises Tennessee at Nashville reunion.
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Justus Goebel
Phoenix
Ariz
Goebel
Kentucky
Richmond
Ind
Turner Igo
Farmers Ky
John Sanford
Clark
Powe
Taylor
Remarkable chemical life development by Delage in Roscoff
In Roscoff Brittany Professor Delage revived unfertilized sea urchin and starfish eggs with sugar ammonia and tannin. Within an hour segmentation appeared, larvae formed and four urchins plus two starfish survived to grow healthily after meticulous one minute care. Delage’s work surpasses Loeb of UC Berkeley in scope and results.
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Paris
Delage Sorbonne
Roscoff
Brittany
Delage
Professor Delage
Loeb
University of California
At Berkeley
Demurrer argued in Indiana Standard Oil case
Jackson Tenn September 25 The demurrer to the indictment against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana charging violation of the Elkins law was argued before Judge McCall in the Western district of Tennessee The demurrer contends the Elkins law was repealed by the Hepburn law of 1906 making prior offenses unsustainable Judge McCall took the matter under advisement.
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Jackson, Tenn
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
McCall
United States District Court For
Western District of
Tennessee
Platform conventions outline party stances in Nebraska
Nebraska voters in Lincoln on September 25 saw five parties hold state platform conventions. Republicans and Democrats dominate, with Bryan presenting the Democratic platform praising his leadership. The platform calls for campaign finance reform, anti passes, direct senate elections, tariff revision, income tax, and anti monopoly enforcement. Socialists minimally represented. Prohibitionists held no meeting.
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Lincoln
Neb
Roosevelt
Taft
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Democratic Party of
Nebraska
United States
Miss Jeanes Dies at 85 in Philadelphia
Anna T Jeanes, renowned Philadelphia philanthropist and Quaker, who donated 1 million dollars last April for education of African Americans in the South, died at the Friends boarding home. Her estate is reported at 5 million dollars.
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Philadelphia
Anna T Jeanes
South
Friends
City
Jeanes
Booker T. Washington
Freisell
Siampton Institute
Mise Jeanonr
Oriental Exclusion Petition Delivers Demand to Premier
A monster petition signed by hundreds of British Columbians is headed to Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier urging immediate legislation to ensure absolute exclusion of orientals from Canada. No claim from Japan over Vancouver troubles has been made to the Dominion government.
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Dominion
Ottawa
Morster
Wilfrid Laurier
Dominion of Canada
Vancouver
Receiver Appointed for New York City Railroad
Receivers were appointed for the New York City Railroad Company on a joint creditor and official petition. Judge Lacombe named Adrian Joline and Douglas Robinson to serve as receivers in the United States circuit court.
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New York
Wer
New York City Railroad Company
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Adrian Joline
Douglas Robinson
Frank Gil Wins Hindoo Stakes in Gravesend Match
Frank Gil an added starter upset the Hindoo stakes at Gravesend on September 25 winning the $11,000 prize after being quoted at 10 to 1.
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Gravesend
N. Y
Frank Gil
Englishman Jumps Overboard From Minneapolis
John H. Rogers, a wealthy Englishman, aboard the steamer Minneapolis en route from Liverpool, jumped overboard near New York on September 25. Rescue efforts were begun but details of his fate remained unclear.
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New York
Yiverpool
John H. Rogers
Minneapolis
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