Cyclone deaths rise in Golish Texas and other late notes
A string of brief items reports a rising cyclone death toll in Golish Texas, Centreville plans an independent phone company, Verona introduces triplets born Friday night, and a Verona burial Saturday. A Paris Mo jail mob hanged Abraham Witherop who killed William Grow, as Gov Odell of New York contemplates nonrun and Morgan merger, plus oil land transfers at Gallatin and relief requests for Coal Creek mine victims. A Evanville trial ends with custody dispute over Mrs George Martin’s two year old, and a Haweeville train seizure of the child from the mother.
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Abraham Witherop
William Grow
Witherop
Evanaville
George Martin
Haweeville
The Democratic Opportunity in the Nation's Battle
A period editorial urging Democrats to adopt moderation and mobilize in Congress to counter Republican policies. It argues Republicans threaten the Constitution and flag with an evasion and tyranny approach, while Democrats defend liberty, urging unity to win crucial states and protect national interests.
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Smith Order
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Grant
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Philippines
Suamon
Caney
Liiberty
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Haan
Florence
Democratic Congress
National Democratic Administration
Peruna praised by readers for stomach relief and catarrh cure
Letters from Honest medi cine users in St Paul and Indiana extol Peruna as a reliable remedy that builds up the system and cures stomach catarrh. Testimonials claim long lasting relief, improved appetite, and freedom from prior ailments after using multiple bottles. Readers urged to contact Dr Hartman for free advice if results are not prompt.
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Joseph H. Ridgeway
Grand Central Hotel
St. Paul
Minn
J. W. Pritchard
Wolf Lake
Ind
Perune
Gos
Lt. Martman
Porris
O. K
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Coloniaus
Came to Blows After Methodist Conference Adjourns
Dallas May 27 special to the Herald reports a post conference clash as Sessler Hows of Nashville attacked Rev. Dr. James Cannon of Blackstone VA after benediction. Hows, son of E. E. Hoss a new Bishop, struck the editor who defended himself amid sharp writings about church relations.
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Dallas
Texas
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Sessler Hows
Nashville
James Cannon
Blackstone
Cannon
Hoss
E. E. Hoss
Southern Methodist Record
Blackstove
Young Hows
Agacaneae
Protest Against Creation of Deaconesses in Methodist Conference
Dallas May 6 The fourteenth audiennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adjourned after a session marked by a protest against creating the order of deaconesses. Key actions included rescinding part of last weekend’s mission plan, a new church insurance board, and scheduling the next quadrennial conference for May 1906 in Louisville Birmingham Nashville or New Orleans.
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Tex
Methodist Epison
Church, South
Committee On Missions
Shanghai
China
Committee On
Louisville
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
J. W. Tarboux
Duncan
E. E. Hoss
Ankon West
North Alabama
General Conference
Conference elects officers at Methodist South meeting
Dallas May 24. The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adjournment seems likely by Tuesday. Morning and afternoon sessions focused on connectional officers elections. R G Bingham of Georgia named Senior Book Agent, H M Dubose elected General Secretary of the Epworth League and editor of the Epworth Era, Dr Lambuth Missionary Secretary. D M Smith of Barbee Smith re elected Junior Book Agent on the fourth ballot.
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Texas
Itie
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Herald
R. G. Bingham
Georgia
J. D. Barbee
Nashville
H. M. Dubose
Epworth League
Lambuth
D. M. Smith
Barbee & Smith
Deaconess Order Created by Methodist Conference
Dallas May 24 In a landmark move the general conference approved the creation of the Deaconesses order by a 180 to 4 vote The measure calls the step the most radical in church policy Donations are set for bishops 4000 superannuated bishops 4000 widows of bishops 1000 per year Episcopal appointments for 1902 1908 were announced with Bishop Hin W Wilson assigned to the First District and listed visitations across Denver Pueblo August 28 Western Arkansas City September 4 Minnesota Chillicothe Regiöner 10 Southwest Missouri Jefferson City September 17 St Louis Malden September wd Tennessee Fayetteville October
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Tex
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Committee On
Hin W. Wilson
Tennessee
Denver
Pueblo
Western
Arkansas City
Minonri
Chillicothe
Southwest
Tennessee Bar Association Hears Poe On Interstate Commerce Power
The Bar Association of Tennessee met in Nashville on May 27 and heard Judge J. W. Poe of Nashville discuss the Interstate Commerce Commission and railroad rate powers. Judge B. E. Mallory of Jackson spoke on dower in qualified fees, urging passage of bills recommended by the association, which adopted the measures.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Bar Association of Tennesee
J. W. Poe
Ji Jackson
Cecil
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