Great Lutheran Convention Opens in Fargo with 200000 Communicants
Thousands of Lutherans from three Norwegian branches gather for the United Norwegian Lutheran church of America convention at the Fargo tabernacle. Expected attendance tops 8,500 over ten days as Sec. Charles P. Stine welcomes delegates and plans for unity among the Norwegian synods are discussed amid a bustling city welcome and church preparations.
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United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Tabernacle
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
Stine
Charles P. Stine
Fargo Commercial Club
Lutherana
Fata
Fargo
United Lutheran Churches
Lutheran Church of Norway
Rondesvedt
Danaon
Minn
Rondenvedt
Rev
J. Granakou
Lake Milla
Dahl
United Church
Minnesota
Des Moines
N. D
Music Publisher Tito Ricordi Dies in Milan
Milan reports the death of Tito Ricordi a leading music publisher born in 1840 renowned for publishing Verdi Bello and Puccini works. He headed a major publishing house and died on June 6.
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Milan
Tito Ricordi
Verdi Bello
Puccini
Ricordi
Horses Slashed in Chicago Barns War Sparks Arrests
Wild neighing by 180 horses at Walsh Transfer Co barns revealed fifteen had been slashed and stabbed. One horse died and another was euthanized. Authorities say rival amateur groups may be involved. George Setinin and Michael Stopke were arrested on suspicion of the attacks.
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Chicago
Walsh Transfer Co
Amaters
George Setinin
Michael Stopke
3000 U S Marines Available for Guantanamo
President Gomez organized a volunteer guard to protect foreign property in Cuba and asked to raise Krag rifles from 6000 to 10000 with 2,000,000 cartridges. Four battleships Minnesota Missouri Mississippi and Ohio plus cruisers Prairie and others bring about 1600 marines in active posting with reserve at Key West, totaling over 8000 available men for potential Cuba action.
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Washington, D. C
Gomez T
United States
Beaupre
Washington
Guantanamo
Cuba
Minnesota
Missouri
Mississippi
Oho
Atlantic
Key West Kire
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Prairie
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Keywest
Osterhous
Keywent
Two Amendments Ratified by Unanimous Vote in Legislature
St Paul June 6 The lower house adopted by unanimous vote a resolution ratifying two federal amendments. One provides for an income tax and the other for direct popular election of United States senators. This marks the first fruit of the extra session.
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St. Paul
United States
Clark Wins Out In Arkansas Convention Resolution
In Little Rock on June 6 the Arkansas Democratic state convention adopted resolutions urging the Arkansas delegation to vote for Clark. The action signals support for Clark within the state party during the convention proceedings.
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Clark
Arkansas
Little Rock
Arkansan Democrats
Valley City State Convention Opens with Boys Day
North Dakota State Sunday School association convention in Valley City attracts about 800 registered attendees under President Bishop of Fargo. Events featured boys day with speakers including E. O. Sellers on the Bible and John L. Alexander from New York on Winning and Holding the Boys for Sunday School Work.
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Sellers
R. W. Adair
Larimore
Hardin Lucas
Valley City
John L. Alexander
New York
Alexander
Margaret
Kemp
Jamestown
Frederick G. Behner
First Presbyterian Church of
Fargo
R. E. Remington
Engineer Killed in Wreck Near Tappen Siding
Mistaken orders caused two Canadian Pacific freights to collide at Tappen siding between Revelstoke and Kamboon. Engineer Jollifes died and two brakemen were injured, while a sleeping tramp lost a leg. The accident halted activity on the mine for three hours. Also: Oscar B. Thomas of McVille dies at 2 AM from pneumonia, leaving a wife three daughters and many relatives.
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Winnipeg
Man
Tappen Siding
Revelstoke
Kambook
British Columbia
Jollifes
Thomas
McVille
N. D
Oscar B. Thomas
McVitie Hotel
Edgerton Family Perishes In Gudds Lake Fire
A Gudds Lake fire early today destroyed the Edgerton home. Mr and Mrs Charles E Edgerton of Brooklyn were burned to death. Their daughter Mrs A W Nolla suffered a broken leg and her husband was injured by leaping from a second story window. The blaze killed the Edgertons and left the Nolla family injured.
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Newton, N. J
Charles E. Edgerton
Brooklyn
A. W. Nolla
Edgerton
Gudds Lake
Wilson men win chairmanship at Minnesota convention
Duluth Minnesota June 6 the Wilson forces secured the temporary chairman of the state convention at the outset today John M Freeman of Olivia was named the convention adjourned to 2 30 after the selection
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Duluth
Mine
Wilson
Minnesota
John M. Freeman
Olivia
Homeopaths Convene in Fargo Convention Session
Dr Harris Danna Newkirk of Minneapolis will lecture at 4 PM before North Dakota Homeopathic Medical Association at the Commercial Club. About twenty physicians attend the annual meeting with sessions on delinquent children and a proposed statewide law to sexualize criminals and detectives gaining discussion.
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Harris Danna Newkirk
Minneapolis
Commercial Club
North Dakota State Homeopathic Medical Association
J. W. Vidal
J. M. Walters
M. BE
William D. Sweet
Francis Peake
Jamestown
Association
Fargo
Vidal
J. G. Dillon
R. G. DePuy
G. F. Wareheim
A. A. Just
Crookston
Cassad
Hanna Plans Tour of Morton County in North Dakota
Republican gubernatorial candidate Congress L. B. Hanna will start a tour of Morton county from Mandan to Williston, pausing in Fargo Sunday. He will speak in Casselton for the Grand Army of the Republic celebration and attend the state firemen’s meeting before outlining campaign plans for the week. He has recovered from a cold that hampered his schedule last week.
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L. B. Hanns
North Dakota
Mandan
Morton County
Missouri River
Hanna
Fargo
Casselton
Grand Army of the Republic
Williston
State Firemen’s Association
Mr. Hanna
Jolly Elks Leave Pleasant Memories After Visit
The North Dakota State Elks association closed its convention in Fargo with a social at Second Avenue parlors. Over 1,100 visitors upheld an orderly, well behaved gathering. The parade impressed locals, wind hampered some fairground events, and about 4,000 attended the feld sports at the Fair Grounds.
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North Dakota State Elke Association
Second Avenue
Fargo
Christian Church Founder Stephen Chase Dies in Fall River
Stephen A. Chase, founder of the Christian church of America, died at his Fall River home after a brief illness. He leaves a noted religious legacy and a family in Massachusetts. The death occurred June 6 at his residence following several days of illness.
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Fall River
Mass
Stephen A. Chase
Christian Church of America
SAYS HUSBAND BECAME CRUEL WHEN WEALTHY
New York June 6 Frederick H Crandell said to have received 2,000,000 from the estate of his uncle the late Edwin Hawley is named as defendant in a suit for separation by his wife Mrs Adeline Crandell accusing abandonment cruelty and non support The complaint cites cruelty largely in the months after he came into affluence They have five children
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New York
Frederick H. Crandell
Edwin Hawley
Adeline Crandell
Crandell
Mra
Hawley
LaFollette Men May Name Gronna for Chairman
Madison Wis June 6 If Roosevelt supports Root as temporary chairman the LaFollette delegates thirty six will nominate a rival. The likely chairman candidate is Senator Gronna of North Dakota while a four man Wisconsin committee will lead the floor fight for LaFollette.
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Madison
Wis
Roosevelt
Chicago
LaPollette
Dahl
Wisconsin
Grenna
North Dakota
Results In Doubt In South Dakota Nomination Race
Broux Falls June 6 Today the result of the contest for the presidential nomination in South Dakota is in doubt with both Thomas Sterling and Gamble claiming victory. Gamble asserts at least 2500 votes more. Sterling supporters claim 9000. Other nominees include Eben W. Martin Charles Burke C H Dillon Frank M Byrne E L Abel Fred Hopperis A W Ewart John J Murphy Thomas Thorsen Royal C Johnson Henry B Anderson F F Brinkler C G Lawrence. Most are progressive Republicans with Martin Burke Abel stalwart. Supreme court nominees also uncertain. Democratic ticket returns modest. Edward G Johnson appears most likely to be governor nominee.
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Broux Falls
South Dakota
Thomas Sterling
Gamble
Sterling
Richards
Eben W. Martin
Charles H. Burke
C. H. Dillon
Frank M. Byrne
L. Abel
Fred Hopperis
A. W. Ewart
G. H. Pinckner
John J. Murphy
Republican National Committee
Thomas Thorsen
J. F. Halladay
Royal C. Johnson
Stute
Henry B. Anderson
F. F. Brinkler
C. G. Lawrence
Martin and
Burke
Abel
State Supreme Court
Edward G. Johnson
Senator Nixon Dies in Washington Funeral Service Held
Washington D C June 6 brief funeral services for the late Senator George Nixon of Pennsylvania who died here last night were held at 4 this afternoon. The body will be sent west.
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Washington, D. C
George
Nixon
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