Presiding Bishop Urges Methodists to Raise Salaries
The Cincinnati Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church nears completion with ministerial assignments to be announced by Bishop Spellmeyer. Delegates to the general conference are chosen after six ballots, with Dr. John A. Story elected. An evangelical campaign is planned for next year and census data collection requested from ministers.
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Elder
Hillsboro
H. C. Weakley
Guy P. Benton
Miami University
Say
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William Christie Herron
W. F. Boyd
CT. M. Sams
O. F. Hypes
Springfield
W. F. Brown
Dayton
G. P. Benton
Theodore F. Henderson
New York
John A. Story
Westwood
George S. Easton
Morrow
Edmund Burdsell
Batavia
Eugene P. Edmonds
John E. Beery
Greenfield
Matthew Simpson
Aultman
Calvin Horn
Cleves
Frank G. Mitchell
Hartwell Church
Lakeside Assembly
Cyrus M. van Felt
Urbana
Assembly
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W.C. Robinson
Christ Hospital
John Hopkins
8. O. Royal
Moroccan Sultans Move Toward Rabat in Morocco Crisis
The article reports Sultans Abdul Aziz and Mulai Hafid marching from Fez and Morocco City toward Rabat as France and Spain contemplate seizing Moroccan ports. It notes Cairo Sir Harry MacLean’s captivity by Raisuli, detailing his harsh prison conditions and lack of basic comforts.
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Mulai Hafiq
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Raisuli
Woman in Blue to Again Come Up in Vanderbilt Case
New York reports Mrs May Pepper Vanderbilt testifying as Edward Ward Vanderbilt's sanity is judged. The trial centers on a mysterious woman in blue linked to a spiritualist medium. Caroline Darrow is named as the woman, amid royal reincarnation theories and a $ fortune dispute.
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Edward ‘Ward Vanderbilt
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Mrs. Pepper
Josephine
Brooklyn
Ketcham
May J. Pepper-Vanderbilt
France weighs Morocco move as Casablance holds hope for peace
Casablanca dispatch says Moorish tribes ask General Drude to suspend hostilities for peace talks. He may march to Taddert tomorrow with 7,000 French troops facing 20,000 Moors. Paris debates whether a large expedition is needed to secure Casablanca and inland Morrocco amid autumn gales. Germany questions France policy under Algeciras terms and risks mistrust among signatories.
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Laura Carter seeks reward after Runyan verdict
Mrs Laura M Carter freed on a criminally receiving charge in the Windsor Trust theft case and vows to return to Baltimore to live honestly She will press for a reward totaling 7441 for Runyan's arrest and conviction The jury acquitted her on a single ballot after displaying emotion Judge Goldfogle urged her to reform and promised payment for a better life Runyan faces likely sentencing next week
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Windsor Trust Company
Chester B. Runyan
Laura M. Carter
Baltimore
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Laura Carter
Reward Offered in Tobacco Letter Threat Case
The Stem Ming District Tobacco Association has offered a reward of $100 for identifying and convicting the author of a letter sent to Sam Hopkins of Henderson County warning him to pool his tobacco by a deadline or face consequences. The letter was found in Hopkins' mail box August 28 and signed Night Riders.
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Sam Hopkins
Henderson County
Hopkins
Telegraphers Threaten Strike on Queen & Crescent Line
W. E. Hines of Somerset Kentucky reports that six to seven hundred railway telegraphers on the Cincinnati Chattanooga division threaten a strike. They demand removing college wires and replacing seasoned operators with apprentices paid 25 dollars a month, while current pay is 75 dollars. If wires are not removed by September 21, all operators will walk out and halt traffic between Cincinnati and the South.
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Cliff House 19 A Heap Of Ruin
The Cliff House in San Francisco burned to the ground this evening. Fire started about five o clock and, aided by sea winds, left only a blackened ruin an hour later. The wooden structure was closed as remodeling by new lessee John Tait had begun.
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Pacific Ocean
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Men Invasion At City Hall Ended In Brutal Brawl
In Cincinnati three Black men entered City Hall detectives office and fought officers. Charles Redd 24 Hopkins Street and James Thomas 25 Carlisle Avenue were injured as they battled police. Redd faced concealed weapon charges while the others faced disorderly conduct. Police suspect arranged assault.
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George Street
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Redd
Schaefer
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George H. Mittendorf
Cutter Street
William Miller
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Ed Doyle
West Fifteenth Street
City Hall
Robinson's Opera House Leased to New York Promoter
Alexander Hashim of New York has leased Robinson's Opera House. Hashim, known for Koster and Bial's in New York and the Grand Opera House in Philadelphia, plans a thorough renovation and first class attractions at popular prices. Opening date to be announced later.
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Koster & Bial
Philadelphia
217 Men Killed in a Mine Fire at Esperanzas Mines
News from Musquiz Coahuila reports a mine fire at the Esperanzas mines in No 1 shaft killing twenty seven miners and injuring many others. Medical teams work to treat the wounded while efforts continue to recover bodies as miners fear more fires.
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Four Men in Women's Clothes Caught in Chicago Robberies
In Chicago four men linked to dining car robberies were arrested at a Twenty third Street and Wabash Avenue apartment. L J St Cloud named as ringleader formerly a cook on the Illinois Central Diam Special. Accomplices August C Klinger Edward Mortimer Louis Thomas. Police say the group wore dresses during the thefts and recovered plunder worth hundreds of dollars from Illinois Central dining cars.
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Edward Mortimer
Louis Thomas
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Fairbanks Gains Solid Indiana Support, Says Republican Leader
Special Cable to the Commercial Tribune reports J. P. Goodrich of Indianapolis, chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, touring the West for Fairbanks as a Presidential candidate. He says Indiana is solid for Fairbanks and Taft cannot win Indiana, with conferences in Council Bluffs and Nebraska.
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J. P. Goodrich
Indianapolis
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Fairbanks
Iowa
Nebraska
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Indiana
Taft
Burton 15 Named by Acclamation for Mayoralty
The Republican City Convention nominated Congressmen Theodore E. Burton by acclamation for mayor amid a mostly harmonious gathering. Other nominees included Frank W. Treadway, Thomas E. Monks, and George E. Meyers. The platform attacks Mayor Tom L. Johnson over Public Works and city debt and calls for an immediate streetcar settlement and fare readjustment. Democratic nominating convention set for September 19.
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Cleveland
Theodore E. Burton
Burton
Frank W. Treadway
Thomas E. Monks
George E. Meyers
W. B. Neff
Tom L. Johnson
Public Works Department
Johnson
Burton Enters Cleveland Mayoralty Fight Stirs Ohio Politics
The entry of Congressman Theodore F. Burton into the Cleveland mayoral race against Mayor Tom L. Johnson shakes Ohio municipal politics. Republicans see a path to the Senate if Burton wins, while Democrats and local factions watch to gauge strength and strategies.
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Ohio
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Washington
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