Greatest Night of Campaign in Fort Wayne Rally
A vivid Fort Wayne evangelistic campaign section details a high energy meeting in a tabernacle with calls to convert neighbors, testimonials of healing by faith, and a dramatic appeal about judgment day. Evangelist crowd-pleasers, testimonies, and hymn singing accompany the mass gathering and after-service prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Jesus Christ
Evangelist
Carl Nufteer
Dr Chapman
Jr. Chamain
Intorest
Large Attendance At Simultaneous District Meetings
Large attendance reported as pledge cards were signed in multiple districts. Meetings were held at Trinity Methodist, White Prestera shorel, Hughie Howser Free Methodist, and other venues with Rev DS Toy and Mr Frank Dickson leading sessions. Community engagement and enthusiasm grew across districts with mass meeting planned at Princess Rink tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dickson
Mt Princess Tak
First Presbyterian Church
C. P. Goodson
Chicate
Goodson
Hound
Christ
God
Hive
Loewe
Heminger
Lowe
Éhe
Third Presbyterian Church
Misa
Stafford Millar
Westminster Presbyterian
Pranit Dickson
Thia
Ua Trinity “Methodist Epizenynd
Howth Sida
Dickson
Ter
Toy
Tia
Slaftara Millar
Hughis Boweer
Princess Rink
Chapmal
Alexander
Alls Ineetione
Expenditures of Jockey Club Scrutinized by Committee
The Jockey Club, shaping racing in the United States, faced a legislative inquiry revealing $520,000 spent on legal costs and press advertising. Key figures August Belmont and James W. Wadworth Jr., aided by attorney Coyne, were cited as directing disbursements from 1907 to 1908, with funds split between legal fees and fund expansion for publicity.
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New York
Jockey Club
Unite States
Legitii
Clu
Anil
Enthlen
Jewitt
Hughes
Frank K. Sturglas
Jockey Choir
August Belmont
Chascom
Be i Coyne
James W. Wadsworth
John J. Beans
Etlil
Lynn Bruce
Coun
Cayne
Coyne
Joukey
Clus
Slugger Killed in Strike Fight in Chicago
A slugger involved in a garment workers strike was killed in a clash today. Tony Woewlly and at least two others were said to be in the fight, with reports of intimidation and threats linked to a labor dispute. Police and witnesses described heated confrontation as the fatal attack occurred during the unrest.
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Chicago
Tire
Tony
Toring
Daveley
Pollen
oWien
Henek
Panguiny
Marco
Chicken dinner today at Hof Brau and more
Scattered copy from a New York report covers a chicken dinner at Hof Brau and a separate verse on a woman accused of swindling the New York Central. The article mentions a confession of over $800 in annuities, injuries from a fall, and a note about two modern flats for rent.
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Jof H. A. Wiebke
Hof Brau
Train wreckers suspected in Missouri derailment near La Monte
Railroad detectives probe a deliberate wreck on a Missouri Pacific line east of La Monte early today. Fifteen insured passengers likely to recover. Missouri Woolia passenger train No. 4 derailed after a broken rail, with cars toppled and injuries reported including Mrs. Belle Rose and others from Illinois and Indiana.
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LA Monte
Bisson
Lia Monte
Kighnostor
Belle Rose
Evansville
Ind
Babes Shame 10 Save Her Husband Trial Echoes
Mrs Moore testifies Gibson pressured her to divorce, claiming he would remove her rivals. She recounts threats and physical aggression as police and family respond, with cross examinations probing her truth and the alleged affair during the marriage.
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Babes
Sevacus Furore
Pritchett
Tn Elite
Mrs. Moore
Jude
Moore
More
Gideon
Clictonatt
Cambridge
Gihwen
Walla
Gihnen
Nera Moore
Gibson
Miorg
Hwney
Marker
Mother
Faber
Lenaid
Jase
Papa
Monto
Lever Lyon
Taiyrman
Menlo
Murder trial details edge toward confession and telegram evidence
Testimony recounts a telegram, a torn letter, and a tense interaction with a husband amid murder accusations. Mrs Moore’s statements trace how Gibson pressured her, the telegram signed Mary, and a failed attempt to show the exchange to her father as investigators seek the truth.
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Trav Aimagulf
Mrg
Moore
Jae
Gibson
Attorney Inman
Chinnnti
Cincinnati
Aatel
Wayin
Refuse 10 Drop Tariff Question Refusal Readout
A garbled transfer note references Refuse 10 and a tariff question in connection with a League of Amaries matter. It mentions $69,000 in American dollars and a public reaction to a plan involving a major party. A political statement from Nathaniel Treag accompanies the reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Amaries
Ita
Fiteepatriel
Etx
Dytah Mits
VNVO
Mulon
Seef
Britta Prent
Holy Mer
Hedwond
Nathonel Treagafer
America
Head of Fake Scheme Arrested
A person described as head of a fake scheme was arrested by agents from the department. The operation involved a vehicle and a $1,000 bond was set. The individual was identified by local authorities as a known figure linked to the alleged scam network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Nes A Dautvel Iavastanel
Judge Weathers Addresses Bluffton Lodge of Sorrow
Bluffton obituary notice states memorial services will be held next Sunday at the Grand one house. Judge Solin Weathers of New Albany will deliver the principal eulogy under the direction of Mrs Ce Dintley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Weathers
Bluffton
Tlufeton
Wiy
Dee
Bluffton Wage
Mie Grand
Solin Wi
Wathers
New Alpany
Muxie
Irs
Ce Dintley
Waterloo News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Changes
A string of short items covers visits by Auburn residents to Waterloo, upcoming entertainments, and calendar notes. Mentions Stella Peters from Auburn visiting friends, Wayne Ray leaving for Los Angeles, and local lodging observers at the Waterloo lodge. Also notes a former interurban conductor moving to Edgerton, a forestry session led by Mrs Carding Sinchity, and a weekly news club meeting at Mrs A A Denison’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Fred
Filia Jones
Wayne
Charaday
Los Angeles
Cal
Warterbie
Edgerton
Wallon
Carding
News Club
A. A. Denison
Chicken dinner at Hof Brau today priced at 26c
Fragmentary notes describe a Hof Brau chicken dinner offered today at two prices and include garbled references to a track event. Names, times, and figures are unclear, but indicate a racing context and a price list for meals.
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Hof Brau
Quick Pine Oil Cough Remedy Endorsed by W. A. Louch
An old advertisement touts pine oil and glycerine cough syrup sold by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati. It claims rapid relief within twenty four hours and emphasizes absence of opiates, recommending a teaspoonful every four hours for adults and a pine oil sugar mix for children. It attributes efficacy to pine oil’s action on respiratory organs and notes genuine oil is bottled in half ounce vials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Louch
Drun
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati O
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