English Disciples Leader Moore Preaches Twice at London Church
Dr. W. T. Moore of London, editor of the Christian Commonwealth, preaches the morning sermon at the Central church and leads a union meeting at University Place, replacing a planned Chautauqua Park appearance due to bad weather. He discusses English church conservatism, the three Church of England branches, and a revival now influencing the nation.
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Prophets Sroakup
Church of England
Church of Christ Park Meeting
Dr. Moore
W.T. Moore
London
Christian Commonwealth
Disciples of Christ
Great Britain
Ues
H. O. Breeden
Central Christian Church
Moore
Central Church
University Place Church
Chautauqua Park
Dee
Yes Iernoon
Arious Siulen
England
Catholic Church
Landy Tir
Atlantic
Ohent
Continental
High Church Split and Nonconformist drift in the United Kingdom
A discussion contrasts high, broad, and low church movements within the establishment, arguing the high church undermines Catholicism while low churchmen resist Catholic drift. It predicts the eventual breakup of the establishment with broad and high churches aligning with the Episcopal Church and nonconformists growing among intellectuals, citing figures like Dr. Fairbairn and Dr. Parker. The piece notes typographical errors and editorial style in the press, and mentions subscription patterns and newsstand habits.
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High Church
Episcopal Church
United Kingdom
Fairbairn
Mansfield Collese
Oxford
Joseph Parker
England
Alexander Machiresa
Ny Times
Dasacon's Hardware Beckons Amid City’s Busy Shopping
A terse note highlights the area’s busiest hardware shop Dasacon's Hardware as the hub of city commerce. Patrons flock to the store for tools and supplies, drawn by a reputation for reliable service and wide selection.
Counterfeit Dollar Ring Touched By Des Moines Saloon Scene
Workers in a labour circle turned over a silver and glass counterfeit dollar to federal authorities after it was received in change at a Grand avenue saloon. Deputy Marshal Hedrick notes several similar passes, mostly in saloons, with Likely source near Des Moines. Secret service liaison in Omaha to trace makers, with multiple bands suspected and use of Des Moines as a handling point.
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Grand Avenue
Hedrick
Des Moines
Secret Service
Omaha
Marshal Christian
Pluma Mine Endorsed by Des Moines Investor
George W. Ogilvis, a respected Des Moines businessman, reports after visiting the Pluma mine that conditions have improved with a new shaft house steam hoist and increased drift work. He believes continued sinking to six feet followed by east west drifts will reveal ore, boost value, and enable financing for a larger mill, noting strong evidence and favorable expert opinions compared with Homestake.
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George W. Ogilvis
Des Moines
Hiab
Pluma
Anner
Gald
Homestake Mills
Tam
Lively Senate Debate on Panama Canal Resolution
Washington June 28 a lively Senate debate over Mr Morgan of Alabama resolution to study American stockholders in the Panama Canal Co and possible French court claims. Senators Spooner Hanna Mitchell opposed arguing the US should not act as guardian while Morgan urged inquiry into lobby influence and funds. The measure went to the calendar without action. Debates also covered Kentucky politics and a Cuba posts investigation while public bills advanced.
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Alabama
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Wisconsin
Hanna
Ohio
Mitchell
Oregon
United States
Deboe
Blackburn
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Taylor Dd
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Goebel
Taylor
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Allison
Teller
Duluth, Pierre & . Black Hills Railroad Company
Missouri River
Pierre
D. C
Washington Monument Association
Alexandria
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Hstes G. Rathbona
Cuba
Philippines
Committee On
Panama Canal Company
New Canal Company
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Congress
Panama Company
Panama, Capra
Can Brest
Parama
Canal
Panama
Aldrich
House
Oklahoma
House agrees on most naval and general deficiency bills
Washington June 22 The House adjourned with only the general deficiency bill and one naval appropriation item unresolved between the two houses. The dispute centers on House amendments to the naval and general deficiency appropriations.
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Washington
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney Health
An ad claims Warner's Safe Cure makes kidneys healthy by expelling uric acid and impurities. It urges readers to test urine for signs of disease and buy the product as the only positive cure for kidney and bladder issues and related ailments.
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Warner
Warner's Safe Cure Promised as Kidney Remedy
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure as a pure vegetable remedy for kidney and related ailments. It claims the product improves health in four months and offers free medical booklets upon request. The ad urges substitutes avoided and notes packaging costs.
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Warner
Frances W. Gresham
Higher League of Heductional Society
Washington
Warner's
Twenty six hen plead guilty in Des Moines gambling case
Twenty six men were arraigned after a Friday arrest on gambling charges. Eight pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars. several others pleaded not guilty and were released on bonds. Other police court actions included a man fined three dollars for assaulting Officer Pattee and three men identified in an assault case against farmer Peter Griffeth with a preliminary hearing slated for Monday. Griffeth, injured, was taken to his sister’s home on East Twelfth Street, and a false alarm about a robbery at a southwest Des Moines house was clarified. A switchman, intoxicated, fell from a track but later stood and left the scene.
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Fudge Silvara
Mcere
Moz! Levich
W. Good
Pattee
Creedderson
Eailer
Tom Atkins
Jack Anthe
Peter Griffeth
Griffeth
A. P. Chamberlain
East Twelfth
Des Moines
Smith
Maitland
South Ninth Street Bridge
Soith
Haquor
Iowa Happenings at Washington June 28 Postmasters Named
President Roosevelt sent a list to the senate detailing Iowa postmasters appointed or confirmed, plus pensions and special act designations for Iowa residents including Frank Riten Nashua Li Camp Lats o Bi Badger M Johnson Carson H N Boyle McGregor and others. Pensions and restorations appeared for John C Shrader Mary Shelton Huston George Hougham Henry Kuntz George McClinnen and several widows and dependents across Des Moines Council Bluffs Muscatine and other cities.
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Iowa
Washington
Ronse Welf
Senate
Frank Riten
Nashua
Camp
Latso
Marshalstown
R. Badger
M. Johnson
Carson
H.N. Boyle
McGregor
Burlington
George Hougham
Ripper
Henry Kuntz
Winterset
George McClinnen
Soldiers’ Home
Ma Halt Town
Benjamin W. Brites
John A. Vermenton
Des Moines
Tramas B. Jone
Gilbert
Stephen BR Mark
Council J
Oscar W. Grand
Margaret J. Meek
el Wilton
Ma Bosch
Muscatine
Weth Spain
Annie C
Emheff
Elks Carnival Closes After Weather Fails to Draw Big Profits
Des Moines Elks lodge No. 3 wrapped up its first summer festival amid rain and mixed receipts. Officials estimate carnival expenses at 11,000 to 12,000 with about 500 in net gain for building fund. Kangaroo court raised around 1,800 total. best day 418.75. The circus train shipped to Columbus, Jabour receives gold medal for Oriental Circus, and a $100 car is to be won by ticket holder No. 14,511.
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Kangaroo Court
Iowa State Military Band
Sultana
Des Moines lodge No. #3
BEP
Ets
Iodge
Kubeck and
Pollock
Frank Albteccht
Frank Findolph
Doc” Shope
L. H. Donovan
Johnson
Des Moines
Cohen
Walnut Street
Simon Clothing Company
Knights of the Grip
Weer Des Moines Busines
Labour Circus
Congress of Nations
Ahape
Columbus
Jabour
The
George Jabour
Oriental Circus
Bradaw
Lodge
Bradshaw
Wateree Ship Stranded Inland After Pacific Wave
In Pearson's Weekly an 1863 tale describes a large full rigged vessel named the Wateree lying at anchor opposite Aniea Pert. A colossal tidal wave caused by a submarine seismic upheaval swept her inland and high and dry within a forested area beside the town, confounding locals and guides alike.
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Pearson's
Aniea
Pert
Pical Forest
Senor
Pacific Ocean
Remarkable waves and floating railways across strange seas
A long account of great tidal surges washing coast towns in Peru and Ecuador, a U S cruiser driven over a wave crest, and a Siberian lake rail link where trains cross frozen Baikal. It notes airship perils from deep atmospheric holes and a Burmese trial with outside flange wheels on a locomotive.
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Areqhipa
Iquique
Tacna
Chenche
Peru
Ecuador
Santa Cruz
Monongihela
Frederichstadt
United States
Lake Baikal
Sibe
Transsiberian Railway
Jess
M. Tissandier
Vincennes
New Trial Sought by Parrish Dowell in White Swan Case
Parrish and Dowell lawyers filed a motion for a new trial in the federal case tied to the White Swan stock venture. They contest government witness use and court rulings, signaling preparation for an appeal. A July 5 hearing before Judge wager in Omaha is planned if the motion advances. Fourth of July excursion rates advertised by Chicago Great Western are noted.
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Parrish & Dowell
van Ballet
White Swan
Mim Tock Venture
Wager
Omnaha
Munger
Mathad
J. H. Welch
Chicago Great Western Railway
Longs
Corner Fifth
Walnut Streets
Des Moines
Sunday School Officers Are Elected at Denver Convention
The tenth International Sunday School convention chose W. N. Hartshorn of Boston as chairman of the executive committee and re elected Marion Lawrence of Toledo general secretary and George R. Merrill secretary. A field worker for colored South joins the new executive committee slate with officers led by Rev. J. A. McKamy of Nashville as president and Rev. C. R. Blackwell of Philadelphia as secretary. A plan to create graduated classes in Sunday schools was endorsed, with six years of attendance to advance. A cable from London conveyed royal thanks for sympathy.
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Cold
W. N. Hartshorn
Boston
Marion Lawrence
Toledo
General Secrtary
Association
George R. Merrill
South
London
Interntonal
International Sunday School Association
J. A. McKamy
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas B. Neeley
New York
C. R. Blackwell
Philadelphia
J. R. Miller
N. H. Dunning
John Potts
Toronto
Jess
Wallace Show Day Tomorrow Des Moines Route Parade
The Wallace Circus arrives by special trains early Monday morning in Des Moines. Only minor work will occur Sunday as the show unloads at Ninth crossing of the Rock Island line. The public will enjoy horse fair stables and tent displays, weather permitting. The route heads from Circle K to East Fifth, Walnut, West Ninth, then south to the erokuds.
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Des Moines
Wallace Circus
Rock Island
East
Walnut
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