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Chariton Patriot

Location

Chariton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1902

Page

5

Senate Talk Keeps Up War Debate Over Philippine Policy

Special correspondent Elijah Lewis argues that partisan politics inflames Senate debate on the Philippines and argues the army, led by Generals Funston Chaffee and Smith, should be judged by actions on the ground rather than partisan rhetoric from distant critics. He recalls Civil War parallels to warn against surrenderist pressures.

Elijah Lewis Washington, D. C Congress American Congress Senate United States Philippines Democratic Party Carmack Tennessee Funston Chaffee Smith Army of Clement C. Vallandingham Lincoln Waller Samar Balangia Spooner Fort Pillow Tenn Forrest Rawlins Samara Confederate Congress Confederate States Army of the United States Lee Grant Chicago Sherman Billy Atlanta

Debate in Senate Turns to North Carolina Politics

The Senate debate on the Philippine bill turns personal as Senator Simmons questions Senator Pritchard about suffrage provisions. Pritchard defends the war record and condemns cruelty charges, likening actions to North Carolina Democratic suppression of black voters. The exchange draws full galleries and two hours of heated discussion.

Senate The Patriot Pritchard North Carolina Simmons Philippines Islands Democratic Party of United States

Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Oakley Slander Suit

A long trial in Lucas County court ended with jurors unable to agree after 36 hours deliberation. Mrs. Timmie Krutsinger sued Miss Ida Noble for 1000 dollars over an assault at the Oakley post office with counterclaim for slander.

Krutsinger Ida Noble Oakley Timmie Krutsinger Messrs. Barger Penick Miss Noble Myrtle Foster Sallie Lane D. K. Johnson Aaron Burgett Goldie Ryan Cumpston Messrs. Barger and Lucas County

Summer School Opens May 26 for Young Children

Miss Householder and Miss Clay announce a six week summer school beginning May 26 for children from kindergarten to second reader. Address either lady for terms and details.

Miss Householder

Cure for rheumatism claimed by Meadowville man

G W Wescott of Meadowville New York says rheumatism plagued him until he tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He reports a complete cure at little cost and notes it is sold by D Q Storie, a local druggist.

G. W. Wescott Meadowville N. Y Chamberlain D. Q. Storie

Baptist Y P U Will Meet Southwestern District Convention in Chariton

The Baptist Young People's Union Southwestern Town District Convention will be held in Chariton May 17 and 18 with about 100 delegates expected. State officers will lead the event with sermons by Dr. George D. Adams of Des Moines College and Dr. W L Fergerson of Burmah India.

The Baptist Young People’s Union Chariton Deleagues J. R. Vaughan Waterloo F. W. Bateson Denison W. M. Mc Central University of Sac City Northeast Independence Southeast Washington

Ram's Horn Man to Lecture on Sharps and Flats

Dr. Elijah P. Brown, editor and founder of The Ram's Horn, will give his humorous and thoughtful lecture Sharps and Flats at the M E church on Tuesday evening May 18 for the benefit of the Sunday school. Admission 15 and 25 cents.

Elijah P. Brown M. E. Church Dr. Brown United States Brown Ram's Horn M. E

Primary date changed to May 23 in county primary vote

The Republican county central committee met at the courthouse and voted to move the primary election to May 23 and set the county convention for Monday June 2 in the courthouse courtroom.

Republican County Central Committee Court House Jane

Methodist Epworth League Event May 11 Speaker

Rev L B Wickersham education al secretary Des Moines conference will speak at the M E church Sunday evening May 11 for Epworth League anniversary. The Baccalaureate sermon will be preached in the morning by the pastor. Rev Victor West of Arispie near Afton visited Wednesday with Rev Miller and led the prayer meeting. Rev Miller attended missionary conventions this week speaking at Oakley Murray and Osceola. J A Miller sheriff Union county spent Sunday night with his brother Rev Miller and Monday morning subpoenaed witnesses for Jackson murder Creston.

Oakley, Murray Osceola J. A. Miller Union County Rev. Miller Jackson Creston

Baptist convention board meeting in Des Moines appoints building committee

Rev. Palmer attended a Des Moines convention board meeting succeeding Rev. Mills as Eden Association representative. J. I. McElveen J. O. Cripps and Lott Curtis were named to a building committee for the new Baptist parsonage. Rev. Palmer preaches May 11 on The Prodigal's Father. Youth rally set May 17-18 with state officers and delegates expected.

Palmer Des Moines Convention Board of Iowa Baptists Mills Eden Association J. I. McElveen J. O. Cripps Lott Curtis New Baptist Parsonage Baptist Church Baptist

United Presbyterian Church Upcoming Services and Juniors Meetings

The church lists usual services for the next Sabbath and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 o clock. The Juniors will practice music at 7 o clock on game night and meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. all Juniors are urged to attend.

United Presbyterian

Company H Earns High Marks in Annual Inspection

Major John T. Hume led the IA state inspector as Company H scored 90 of 97 points in a thorough evening inspection. Drill work, arms condition, and equipment earned praise, while Corporal Ernest Schotte and others showcased precise signaling and bayonet drills. Over 100 spectators watched despite rain.

John T. Hume Des Moines Col. Prime Ernest Schotte Hasselgast Lienen

Burlington changes train times and routes

A new time card takes effect on the Burlington road. Nos 9 and 14 are discontinued between Ottumwa and Creston. No 13 becomes a fast Chicago to Ottumwa and local to the west, stopping Chariton at 5 10 p m and reaching Council Bluffs by 10 45 p m. No 14 runs to Creston then Ottumwa. Indianola branch Nos 124 and 127 times updated with 127 leaving Chariton 5 15 p m for Indianola 6 40 p m and 124 leaving Indianola 6 50 p m for Chariton 9 00 p m.

Burlington Road Ottumwa Creston No. 9 No. 13 Chicago Chariton Omaha Plattsmouth Pacific Junction

Missionary Leader Endorses U S Philippines Policy

Dr. Homer C. Stuntz, presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the Philippine Islands, spoke last Sunday on American rule in the islands. He praised the mission to Evangelize and civilize, called the army generally exemplary, and noted Stuntz plans to bring twenty American missionaries. He spoke in Mt. Ayr Leon Allerton Corydon Chariton Osceola and Salem South Dakota.

Homer C. Stuntz D. D Presidin Methodist Episcopal Church Philippine Islands M. E Church Stuntz India China Islands Manila United States Philippines Mt. Ayr Leon Allerton Corydon Chariton Osceola Salem S. D

Temperance Lecturer Delivers Iowa Reform Speech

A small audience of about twenty gathered at the Methodist church for a temperance meeting. Rev. H. H. Abrams, a well known Iowa temperance worker and former chairman of the Anti Saloon League of Iowa legislative committee, spoke on the league’s work and the laws it helped pass in support of temperance.

Union Temperance Methodist Church H. H. Abrams Iowa Abrams Anti- Saloon League of League

Decoration Day Exercises May 30 1902 Order

Order of Exercises for Decoration Day May 30 1902 forming at the square at 10 a m moving to Chariton cemetery for G A R rites returning to the square for 8 p m adjournment with music prayers recitations and an oration. committees named for grounds flags graves flowers and more with W S Dungan and John W Mauk leading the day.

Chariton Cemetery Iseminger Court House Park Chariton Band Fred D. Palmer Nellie Cowles A. H. Chittenden Woman's Relief Corps Martial Musse Dennis Myers C. W. Callahan H. Blous W. S. Dungan John W. Mauk Lucan County Ee Company L. Manning

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Krutsinger-Noble Baptist Y. P. U Ram’s .Horn Man First Baptist Bessie Bruce Buffington Columbus City Hazel Larimer Marvel Baker Agnes Black Helen Marie Boynton Ollie Connell Roberta Stanley Katherine Collins Eloise Harper Ruth Leonard Raymond Clowe Walter Larimer Ernest Hobson Carl van Dyke Charles Wierd Marian Nolan Frank Whisnand Raymond Clow T. R. Percifield Degree of Honor Lodge A. B. Wilson Percifield Nellie Tuttle Clarence Tuttle Nettie Tuttle Ruby Serrit Anna Clayton Ellen Shelton Ona Harvey Henry Clayton Wilter Galloway Guy Montomery Joe Shelton Dr. Stuntz Rev. Abrams James
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