Lessons the Dead Teach Strong Sermon to Veterans
The Union Veteran Legion held annual memorial services at First Baptist Church. A full audience filled the pews and aisles as Rev J N Fiela preached on sacrifices of ’61 and the voices of past patriots speaking through history. The sermon, delivered by Rev N Field, highlighted gratitude for life, faith, and duty, invoking memory of Abel, Cain, and other historic figures to inspire veterans and citizens alike.
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Union Veteran Legion
First Baptist Church
Charles Duncan Allen
W. H. McCleland
E.G. Anderson
Wefel
Sam Taylor
Hattle Hyon
N. Field
Westie
Wehd Sali
Union
Lexion
Cittgong
Priewe
Abel
Ant
Joey
Luc
Conan
Xeath
Nouth
Alain Spouke
Ali
John the Baptist
Dudes
Paul
Bosuma
Uhre
Luther
Uunyan
sHoves
Auman
Aristotle
Suneca
Molo
Shakespeare
Ailon
Homer
Abek- Alory
Weuster
Anion
Shorty
Oldier
Hla
Abraham
Texas town burned by robbers to aid their flight
Heaumont June 2 The town of Jasper capital of Jasper county was wiped out by fire at 3 am in the absence of a fire department. A bank treasurer safe had been robbed, and burglars blew safes and set the town ablaze to cover their crime. Estimated loss 100,900 with no lives lost as robbers escaped.
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Texas
Heaumont
Jasper
Jasper County
Bre
Jaever
Liberalists In Religion Conference In London
The International Council of Liberal Thinkers met in London, with delegates from fifteen nations and eighteen denominations, discussing noninterference in state religion and the spread of liberal religious ideas. Leaders noted American ideals as a model and planned a Switzerland meeting in two years, with a new international periodical to promote liberal religion.
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London
Chicago
Boston
W. Wendt
Parker -Mamoriel
Peston
Genven
International Organization
Torenes
Great Britain
France
Aleal
Wealt
United States
Vighon
Perfork Eberty
Carnenter
Oxford
Teortkomt
Moscow
Tolstoi
Russia
Piederer
Berlin
Switzerland
Hende
Rowton
Davetet
Chandler presses for Dingley act reargument after Foraker ruling
Former New Hampshire senator Chandler comments on the United States Supreme Court decision upholding the Foraker act while questioning the ruling that duties collected under the Dingley act are unconstitutional. He recommends the attorney general seek a reargument, arguing the Dingley law remains valid and that Philippine and Porto Rico duties may need reconsideration.
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Washington
Shine
Chandler
New Hampshire
United States Supreme Court
Philippines
Porto Rico
Judge Nnde At Deaths Door In Ill Health
Jilge LoL Nilenia has been at Hope hospital for two weeks in critical condition. Doctors report an unfavorable turn and he has been unconscious most of the time. He suffers from Wright's disease and family members hope for recovery, though his condition worsened about two weeks ago.
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Jilge Lol
Nilenia
Hope Hospital
Wright
Judge Ninde
Bet
Tag
Butte on a Slide Disturbs Mol City
The city of Butte faces unusual ground movement with cracks along West Galena and near Cherwent. Large openings appear, underlying rocks shift, and water lines are disrupted. Engineers report earth parting and shifting gradients, causing concern among residents and authorities.
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Butte
Mol
Fiea
Intervale
Galena
Cherwent
Otova- Kone
Benchomark
Broadway
Culver Cadets Begin Camp Amid Training Routines
Culver begins summer camp with morning parades and drill as cadets prepare for assignments at West Point style camp. The event opens with a commencement and a gathering for Class 1901 thanks from Class 1902. Cadet J. W. Woodward presides over the class meeting.
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Culver
Jane
Tinton
Durhlu
Auto Lam
West Point
J. W. Woodward
St. Laur
Actor James A. Herne Dead in New York
Renowned stage figure James A. Herne died after an eight week illness of acute bronchitis and pneumonia at his home. His death leaves Mrs Herne and five children grieving as authorities prepare cremation plans and funeral details.
Elijah and Job Prophet Dawie Declares Theocracy On Stage
In Chicago on June 2 a man declaring “I am Elijah” urged 5,000 churchgoers to hail him as the third manifestation of Elijah the prophet. He denounced the government, urged a theocratic state, and called for tithes to fund God’s rule amid a volatile spectacle.
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Guicago
Elijah
Job
Baptist
Jom
Earth
Malachi
Jesus
Peter
Moses
Jmore Roth
Vheers
John Alexander Dawie
Zion
Chidko
Mr Foster Makes Liberal Offer To Dayton Factory
Mr EO Belden of the Dayton Pan and Maker works arrived in the city to discuss a private matter with Mr S M Foster about constructing buildings for the Dayton Fan and Maker Works if they relocate here this fall. Foster reportedly made a very liberal offer. Belden and Foster expect the factory to move to the city, aided by Dayton’s favorable labor market amid strikes and larger conditions.
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EO. Belden
Dayton Pan and Maker Works
8. M. Foster
Dayton Fan
Mator
Dayton Amen
Bolden
Dayton
Nists
Poison or whiskey death alleged in Nickel Plate crossing incident
At Wilton avenue crossing on the Nickel Plate railroad a 14 year old boy, George Kart, was found lying unconscious. Eyewitnesses say he drank whiskey with companions prior to the fall, and police feared poisoning as the cause. He showed frothing at the mouth and a strong acid smell was noted.
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Parrol
Wilton Avenue
Nickel Plate Railroad
George Kart
Para
Unelo
Divs
Mack Rowan
Mt Walton Avenia
Bayh
Karr
Caromtt
Graelock
Fatal Accident at Calhoun Street Crossing Claims Fort Wayne Janitor
Ernst Boegel, janitor of St. John's Reformed Church in Fort Wayne, was fatally struck by an engine at the Calhoun street crossing near the Pennsylvania station while attempting to cross as trains moved. Despite gate warnings, he stepped into the path of the approaching locomotive and died fifteen minutes later. He leaves a wife, two sons, and two daughters.
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Pennsylvania Station
Ernst Boegel
St. John's Reformed Church
Fort Warne
Pennsylvania
Calhoun
Joan
Grand Street
Tite
Hte
Wight
le Pating
Jockol
Perons
Wellman
St. Jo's Reformed Church
Rogger
Jenitor
Witt
Henry
Frederick
Misa Emma
Frederick K. Petera
Bloomingdale
Roegel Myed
Grand Stree
Deaths: George Laseher and child in local notices
George Laseher died at 4 o'clock Sunday morning at his home 19 Wall Street of stomach trouble aged 64 leaving a wife and seven children. Mary Lyman, year and a half old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Lyman died at 9 o'clock Sunday morning of blood poisoning. The funeral for Lyman will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the residence Interment at Tindonwood.
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George Laseher
Mis
Wall Street
Sunday Fight In Chicago Leaves Five Injured
In Chicago a drunken street brawl on June trem near West 108th Street left five men wounded, two seriously. Wounded include Taporte Stephen with head wound, Stark Andrew with back and neck injuries, Han Joust Torvanth Joseph with multiple wounds, Dare Jay with sharp injuries, and Kovach Louis with internal injuries. Participants, all involved in the Polish car works, fought after a dispute over marriage escalated. Disturbing knives and sticks were used.
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Chicago
108Th Street
Taporte
Stephen
Stark
Andrew
Torvanth
Jey
Kovach
Louis
Ingured
Foreign troops leaving Pekin after joint retreat
At a Pekin meeting of generals of allied forces it was decided to gradually transfer Pekin's administration to Chinese officials. Count Waldersee will depart with his staff as two special trains move troops to Taku. British and German regiments begin departure amid farewell ceremonies with Americans observing closely.
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Pern
Ellfer
Cit of
Perla
Count von Waldersee
Pekin
Norrow
Taku
French Move to Annex Hai Nan Reported
London and Hong Kong dispatches claim France intends to annex Hai Nan, while Jamaica reports a Dominican uprising nearing collapse. The royal mail steamer La Pitty relays cancellations as Colombia faces new export duty concerns and looming revolution costs.
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London
Jung J
Hong Kong
The
Times
Suturoy
Hai Nan Dae Indy
Kingston
Jacruina
Leit
Banta Domingo
Horesx
Royal Mail
la Pitty
Sotto
Dutiex
Govarnment
Conference of Lutheran Ministers Event Details
A conference of Die Gein Lutheran ministers will be held by Mort Wayne in the early part of August. About twenty pulprits are expected to attend and will be entertained at German Lutheran Homes in a thirty day period. The conference will be hosted by Bt Prats Luther church and is billed as a historic gathering with limited preparations underway.
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Mort Wayne
Thinetty
Bt Prats
Luther Ohuret
Imiportnes
Hedoen Tutheran Chettefad
Bel Male
Arrest in Missouri murder case shocks Kansas City neighbors
Kansas City Missouri police arrested Joe Klensmire after his wife was found murdered near their home in Troe May 14. Officials say the skull was crushed with a crow and the husband reportedly confessed. he claimed his wife committed suicide. He was detained in Topeka en route to Holton.
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Kansas City
Joe
Rionamlye
Troe
Ain
Kon
Marka
Aineo
Niclon
Pat
Klenmaire
Holton
Mars
Klensmire
Mak Ho Hig
Tate
Flower Thieves Attack West Wayne Gardens
Residents complain of floral vandalism as thieves raid flower beds. A prominent local man laments a troubled home landscape after a prized Bower bed and early spring plantings are trampled. He questions tougher penalties beyond fines for trespass.
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West Wayne
Florissina Monndel
Tournal-Gazette
Lone
Mrs McKinley Weak as Visitors Come and Go at White House
Mrs. McKinley remained very weak with no material change from yesterday's bulletin. Doctors reported she passed a comfortable night but her strength continued to flag though she showed occasional activity and the White House saw small numbers of visitors and calls during the day.
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Washington
Mra. McKinley
San Francisco
NcKinley
Fie
Jide Watern
Chi An
Tate
Tim
McKintey
Wolf Card
Keapera
Hixey
Blemberg
White House
Clee
Tiliay Wits AC
Shemaneston
Nine medical societies gather for joint convention week
In St Paul Minnesota 6000 delegates from medical groups converge for a week of meetings. The American Medical Association opens Tuesday with other societies throughout the week including the American Academy of Medicine Minnesota State Medical Society and associations of medical colleges. Meetings span Monday to Friday at venues such as Ryan hotel Lowry arcade and the Metropolitan Opera House.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Ning Mediaal
Hla
TA American Medical Association
Americal Academy of Medicine
National Convention
State Medical Examiners and Heansing Board
Jnguranes
Lowry Arcade
Association of Medical Colleges
Ryan Hotel
Minnesota State Medical Society
Naplel
American Medicom
Ryan
Igghauiber of Commerce
American Medical Assocation
Metropolitan Opera
American Peorological Society
Aberdeen
The Southern Strike Opens Off-Site Talks
At the Southern Railway Company offices Washington officials report word from striking machinists and supervisors that many strikers plan to report for work Monday morning. Some workers may remain away, and the company hints payoffs may affect future employment prospects.
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Washington
Jina
Southern Railway Company
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W. E. Chandler
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Culver Cadets
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Jamies AL Aterne
Mr. Heine
Pligtoy
Amine
Mivne
Hilt Qhyee
My. Herne
Elly
Dowie
Carnate
Maronry
MR. Foster
Dayton Fan and Motor Works
Pennsyl
Vania
Calhoun Strait
HajeMan
Hai-Nan
Conference OF Lutheran Ministers
Wits
Gerous
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