Booker T. Washington Urges Noble Life at Endevor Session
Book er T. Washington told the Christian Endeavor gathering in Cincinnati that hatred toward whites in the South is unchristian and urged his people to be judged by the best among them. He traced his rise from slavery to leadership at Tuskegee and highlighted personal character as a path to progress. Other speakers in Wiliston addressed The Power of the Sunday School and The Power of Personal Work.
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Cincinnati
Conference of the
Christian Endeavor Society
Booker T. Washington
J. B. Richardson
London
Ont
Auditorium Endeavor
Marion Lawrence
Toledo
Howard W. Pope
New Haven
Colon
A. J. Lyman
Brooklyn
South
Auditorium
Williston
Allan B. Philpott
Indianapolis
J. H. Prugh
Pittsburg
J. S. Henderson
Hensall
I. A. Barnes
Morgantown
W. Va
Henry W. Sherwood
Kingston N. C
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Transvaal
Washington
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Great Britain
Alfred Maimer
Christian Endeavor Convention
Music
Central Christian Church
G. Campbell Morgan
Baltimore
Cleveland
George B. Graff
Boston
C. Lee Gaul
Philadelphia
Christian Endeavor
William B. Moody
Northfield
Mass
Dwight L. Moody
Times
Ohio Democrats Gather for State Convention Reunion
Columbus July 10 The Democratic state convention opens with 950 delegates and large delegations backing multiple candidates for supreme court judge clerk and attorney general along with state treasurer and board of public works. The tempers reflect a return of old leaders and a debate over new departures and taxation policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
McLean
Johnson
Rogers Nephew May Inherit Despite Will Clauses
New York July 10 reports say Jacob S. Rogers’ efforts to disinherit relatives may fail due to a codicil error dated Oct 2 1900. The codicil states he bequeaths 75000 dollars to nephew Theodore B Rogers Jr son of Theodore B Rogers.
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Theodore B. Rogers
Business Session Conducted Under a Pall in Cincinnati
The United Society of Christian Endeavor met amid mourning with one trustee dead and another gravely ill. The convention elected new general trustees, re elected officers, and created a field secretary post while Dr Maltbie Babcock’s death and Dr J Wilbur Chapman’s illness prompted condolence messages and prayers. Notable updates cover finances, leadership changes, and illness developments in Warsaw and Ardmore.
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New York City
Clark
John Willis Baer
Boston
Auditorium Williston
Margaret Koch
Waterville
Rhena Mosher
Westfield
N. Y
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Maltbie Babcock
Italy
J. Wilbur Chapman
Floyd W. Tompkins
Philadelphia
W. H. McMillan
Pittsburg
Babcock
Chapman
William Shaw
B. W. Arnett
Wilberforce
Francis E. Clark
John W. Baer
F. H. Kidder
Clarence EB. Eberman
Lancaster
West
Illinois
A. E., McDonald
Indiana
R. V. Hunter
Michigan
F. P. Arthur
Wisconsin
Alexander E. Matheson
Indications Point to Agreement with Great Combine
Pittsburg July 10. Conference to settle the steel strike is expected Thursday between the Amalgamated Association and United States Steel. President Shaffer says the executive board will not accept a compromise and the scale for the mills will be signed.
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Great Combine
Shaffer
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Associations
United States Steel Corporation
Combine
Lincoln
Chaifer
Amalgamated Association
F. J. Williams
Birmingham
Ala
Clem Jarvis
Anderson, Ind
Charles S. Davis
Newport
Walter Larkin
Wheeling
W. Va
John F. Ward
Youngstown
Ohio
John W. Quinn
Granite City
R. Rees
John Campbell
John Williams
M. F. Tighe
W. I. Davis
John Pierce
John FI. Morgan
Concessions in Transvaal and Christian Endeavor Meetings
A blue book in Washington discloses British policy on Transvaal concessions and set phrases on annexation and contract limits. In Cincinnati the Christian Endeavor convention features extensive talks by Moody’s son William and Rev Sheldon among others in a series of afternoon and evening sessions.
Kane County Fair buildings burned at Laurelwood park
Fire at Laurelwood park destroyed Kane County Fair association buildings in Aurora, causing an estimated 20000 in losses with partial insurance. A spark from a Chicago and Northwestern locomotive started the blaze and some association property inside the building was burned.
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Aurora
Ill
Kane County Fair Association
Laurelwood Park
Chicago and Northwestern
Association
Judge Issues Broad Injunction Against Cleveland Strikers
Judge Wine of the United States circuit court grants a sweeping injunction at Cleveland on the Otis Steel Company’s application. It bars local No. 218 of the Iron Molders' Union from picketing premises or interfering with the Otis company’s business or its employees.
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Cleveland
Judge Wine
United States Circuit Court
Otis Steel Company
Ironmolders’ Union of North America
Otis Company
Burglar blown to pieces by pocket nitro glycerine trap
In Benton Wisconsin on July 10 a would be bank burglar was killed when nitro glycerine in his hip pocket exploded as a trap door toppled while he climbed into a creamery to obtain tools to break into a local bank.
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Benton
Wis
Train Robbers Are Cornered in Montana Canyon
Great Falls Montana July 10 Sheriff Griffith has cornered the Great Northern train robbers in a canyon near Malta and Rocky Point. The fort like gorge is riddled with caves where the suspects can hide and resist arrest. Omaha Nebraska July 10 Treasurer A B Norlin of Kearney county confessed to attempted arson on the courthouse and theft of about ten thousand dollars. Six thousand dollars of the loot was found in a cornfield.
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Great Falls
Mont
Malta
Rocky Point
Griffith
Great Northern
Omaha, Neb
A. B. Norlin
Kearney County
Organize and Synod In Mexico City Assembly
The Presbyterians of Mexico assembled in Mexico City on July 10 and organized an independent Presbyterian church in Mexico separate from the two United States churches.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Mex
Presbyterians of
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Detective Wolf Nets Notorious Hotel Swindler Fisher
South Bend landlord detective George E. Wolf at the Oliver Hotel captured a con man dubbed Fisher who used a hotel safe swindle across Cincinnati Richmond and other cities. The suspect posed as J Fisher with aliases, operated multiple hotels and stores, and fled after forced repayment of funds and other hotels claims. The case traces a long series of robberies by the Younger and James clans era bandits.
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South Bend
Wolf
Oliver
Geo. E. Love
Wescott
Richmond
Ind
Homing Hotel
Cincinnati
J. C. Emerson
Co. W. Oger
Toledo
George Wolf
Beitners’ Sons
George E. Wolf
Fisher
Westcott
Homing
Oliver Hotel
Mrs Austin's Wheat Food Delights Breakfast Dessert
Readers are invited to try two packages of Mrs. Austin's Wheat Food praised as a versatile cereal good for breakfast and a tasty dessert option. The ad emphasizes flavor and broad appeal to households seeking convenient, satisfying meals.
Parole Review for James Younger Coleman Under Way
The Minnesota Board of Pardons considered parole for James Younger and Coleman Younger, both serving life terms for the 1876 Northfield bank raid. They meet a 25 year service criterion but the decision was reserved amid doubts about granting parole. The Northfield raid involved the James and Younger gangs in a six day confrontation.
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St. Paul
State Pardoning Board
Coleman
James Younger
Northfield Bank
Loft
State Board of Pardons
Northfield
Minn
No Place for Man in Love in Grand Rapids
A corporal at an uptown recruiting station laments army life’s restrictions on marriage as he clutches a photo of Lulu. He explains enlistment tension, threats to stripes, and a captains tough stance while contrasting the single army he serves. The visitor notes the country’s freedoms while the soldier notes discipline.
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Grand Rapids Herald
Lulu
Illness in Pleasantville hits Sen Daniel Sickles III
July 10 report from New York states General Daniel E. Sickles III is seriously ill at the home of Daniel Hayes in Pleasantville after a July 4 address. The hot weather worsened his condition, forcing him to stay with his host.
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Daniel E. Sickles
New York
Pleasantville
N. Y
Daniel Hayes
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