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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1907

Page

4

Ohio AG blocks primary to pick state favorite son

Attorney General Ellie of Ohio rules against a primary to determine the state's favorite son, delaying the presidential expo in Ohio. The decision is claimed as a preliminary victory by both parties, affecting Taft and Foraker dynamics. Ellie has long opposed Foraker and has been allied with Roosevelt, shaping the political maneuvering.

Ellie Ohio Senator Foraker Taft Foraker Macinnati Senaor Roosevelt

Women as Persons Law Reform Noted in New Brunswick Case

Charlotte Perkins Gilman recounts a St Johns incident where Miss Mabel French passed her law exam but was denied the Supreme Court practice because the Act barred women as persons. A later drunkness trial cited the same phrase leading to discharge, prompting a legislature change to designate women as persons and permit her degree in law.

Charlotte Perkins Gilman St Johns New Brunswick Mabel French Supreme Court Magstrate French

Evangelist Sunday Converts 81 At Tabernacle Meeting

At a Thursday night service Evangelist Sunday drew 81 new converts to enroll as Christians at the Tabernacle. The meeting filled with hymns and prayer, adding to a total of 753 converts to date.

Jesus Tabernacle Evangelist Sunday Sunday

Wealth shows steady rise in US from 1870 to 1904

Census report details national wealth values and debt levels from 1860 to 1904, noting wealth growth peaking 1900 to 1904 and comparing gold versus paper money values. It cites interest rates on state debt, regional variations, and overseas ratios of debt to wealth for major nations.

Government Bureau of the Census United States Ees Sa Pabbaeees North Atlantic Great Britain France Italy

Future Punishment Sermon Declares Hell Real and Necessary

The speaker preaches from Luke 16:19 31 asserting hell and damnation prove God’s love by warning of eternal punishment. He argues conscience endures after death, condemns sin as harmful, and outlines dispensations ending in judgment with the millennium. He warns listeners that memory accompanies the doomed and urges repentance.

Mr. Sunday Abraham Lazarus God Hell Heaven Christ

Hagens Marries Florence Garber at English Lutheran

Yesterday at four at the English Lutheran church parsonage Rev Bright joined William James Hagens and Florence Garber of Libertyville in marriage. The couple will reside in Libertyville and begin housekeeping amid many well wishes.

English Lutheran Church Bright William James Hagens Florence Garber Libertyville

Died in Chicago A Rural Mail Carrier Passes

Paul Haney, a rural mail carrier for the city post office, died in Chicago two weeks after an operation for tuberculosis of the neck glands. He was 18 months married to Anna Howard. His remains arrive tonight. funeral is Saturday at 2 40 PM from the Methodist church.

Paul Haney Presbyterian Hospital Chicago Haney C Tallman Bur-ington Street Methodist Church

Haines and McLane Wed in Presbyterian Parsonage

Last evening Miss Bertha Haines and John McLane were married in the Presbyterian parsonage at eight oclock. Rev. W F Jones officiated. The couple, well known in Fairfield, plan immediate house keeping and will reside in the city.

Presbyterian Bertha Haines John McLane W. F. Jones Isreal Haines South Sixth Street Fairfield Evergreen Creamery

City Council Advances Public Works and Purchases

At Friday council, all members present except Nerrick and Smith. Chairs from Jefferson club rooms bought for council chamber. One mile of new sidewalks ordered. New feed water pump and supplies for water works approved, cost about $100. Fire and street committees seek extension on contracts related to crosswalk hides. Smith added to street sweeper purchase committee.

Nerrick Smith Jefferson Club

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