Ninth Ballot Deadlock in Episcopal Bishop Vote at Baltimore
Delegates at the Methodist Episcopal general conference adjourned amid a protracted bishop election. Ballots show Quayle struggling for a majority as Lewis, Stuntz, Smith and others gain votes. temperance reports split on strategy toward local option and prohibition.
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Hughes
Indiana
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Wiliam A. Cunyle
Chicago
Wilson
Lewis
Sioux City
William A. Quayle
Homer C. Stuntz
Madison
N. J
Charles W. Smit
Pittsburg
Edwin H. Hughes
Greencastle
Ind
Robert McIntyre
Los Angeles
David G. Downey
New York
Joseph B. Hidgeley
Minneapolis
Charles L. Goodell
Beary Jennings
Cincinnati
Cook New York
Samuel Doreche Jr
M. C
Stunts
Charles W. Smith
McIntyre
Downay
Age
Hinwaley
Jennings
Goodell
Cools
Dorchester
Mason
Board of Trustees
W.E. Haritaga
Committee On
Temperance
Manly
B. Lee Pegett
Fornland
Ore
Mqnor
Temperance Committee
Anti-Saloon League
Shurch
Ieague
Good Templars
Uquor Trafic
Charles L. Goodall
Calvary’ Church
Almont
Annapolla
Austin
Crothera Gress
Welcome To the Center
Paroled after bigamy case in Detroit Wisconsin?
Elkhart Ind May 3 William Marsh arrested in Detroit charged with bigamy pleaded guilty May 11 and sentenced two to five years. Released today on a suspended sentence by Judge Van Fleet after sponsor Edward Williams and second wife's statements. Marsh had supported his destitute wife. Meanwhile airship Morrell disaster at Berkeley injures many.
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Elkhart
Ind
William
Marsh
Detroit
Mich
van Fleet
Superior Court
Edward Wiliams
Hntel
Famine Scourge Threatens Ugandan Province
In Ugandas Tiesoga province famine has claimed over 40,000 lives and the government plans to relocate 50,000 natives. Starvation and disease have caused wide death tolls and officials warn of continued subsistence crises in the coming months.
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Moqbassa
Attica
Tiesoga
Uganda
Tariff Commission Farce and Political Stalemate
Special to Indianapolis News by Washington observers condemn the tariff commission as a farce. They argue that Senate and House resolutions authorizing inquiries into the tariff war will not prompt real investigations before the election. Leaders who pushed the regulations have not planned inquiries or hearings by the Ways and Means or Finance committees. The expectation is that no substantial investigation will occur prior to the next session.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Eenate Ani
House
Dhen
End of Conference Among Tutheran Synod Delegates
Delegates of the twelfth general conference of the Tutheran synod of Missouri adjourned after a productive session in Fort Wayne. The secretary noted extensive business completed and a prosperous church, with thanks extended to Fort Wayne pastors, Concordia College staff, and local volunteers. Delegates will return home as the next meeting was extended to St. Louis for the year.
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Fort Wayne
Tutheran Synod of Missouri
Luecke
O Concordia College
The
Indies
Joim
Jacob Piller
St. Pauls Church
Miller
Bln
William H. Kruse
Louis Dorn
Concordia College
St. Louis
Four real estate dealers arrested for mail fraud plot
Indianapolis May 23 four estate dealers Edward Kesler George T Voorhees James M Newby Perry F Carr were arrested by federal officers in a case alleging a scheme to defraud via the mails related to land sold at Fort Niobrara Nebraska Some tracts were sold twice and buyers were misrepresented with fake owners and mythic names.
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Perry F. Carr
James M. Newby
ES. Kesler
George T. Voorhes
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Fort Niobrere
Neb
Rec
Edward Kesler
George T. Voorhees
Perry FP. Carr
Nebraska
Mamon
Hast
Thomas
Folk County
Iowa
Greensburg
Tagseder Fletcher
Carr
Newbur
Law Building
Lves
East Market Street
George S. Littell
Littell
Ilversman
Greenebure
C. Hastings Roki
Cherry County
Schitz
Tattell
Repebiican
Adama
Newhy
Minaic
Alesandria
Subsidey Battle Defeated in House Vote
Washington May 24 The House again rejected mail subsidies to steamship companies by a vote of 143 to 164. Debate extended late into the night as conferees on the post office appropriation bill moved to accept Senate amendments except the subsidy provision and weighing system. The motion to recede was carried leaving the subsidy clause out of the bill for the present session. Continued on page 17 column 3.
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Washington
House
Senate
Bryan Defends Roosevelt Before Wisconsin Crowd
Col Bryan spoke to about 1500 people in Kenosha at the opera house praising Roosevelt and noting Republicans have adopted many Democratic reforms from 1890. He argued no Republican candidate embodies those reforms except La Follette, criticizing Roosevelt for talking too much and acting slowly, while urging voters to judge by deeds not words.
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Wis
Wm. J. Bryan
Dl & i
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Mc. Bryan
Bryan
Serkator
Lavollette
Atlony
Mir
Heean
Roosevelt
Bryab
Arkine
Victim of Interurban Car Crash On Broadway
William Swann, a 65 year old veteran and Mason, was struck on Broadway near Packard Ave as he walked into the path of an incoming interurban car No. 206. Motorman F H Morten said he slowed to five to six miles an hour and did not see Swann until the last moment. Swann died instantly from internal injuries after being struck near the headlight. Coroner A J Koster and Bloom undertaking handled the body. Swann resided at 1223 Organ Avenue with his wife and niece, recently moving to the new home. He had worked at the organ factory and was a Civil War veteran and member of GA. EH and Mt Pleasant lodge No 305. A second accident occurred nearby when a man was struck by a Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley interurban north of Huntington.
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Orgon
Bruitton
Broadway
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A. J. Koster
Almast
Perenne
Swann
Parsone
Beneatic
Qoraner Kesler
Bloom Undertaking Establishment
Swany
No. 206
Bluttton Trio
W. Wright
F. H. Morten
Bluttton
Merica
Journal-Gazette
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Charles Lee
North Street
Peppert
Younes
Struei
Organ Avenue
Port Wayne
GA. Eh
Tog Masonic
Aevo Lodge
Mt Pleasant Amich
Married in Hoboken Confirmed in New York
New York May 23 The Ameri says it will confirm that Madame Anna Gontd formerly married to Count Bont de Caz- Lélatie wed Prime Holic fis Say. She sailed for Europe aboard separate steamships on April 11 and the couple reportedly married at 44 Shinston Street Hoboken on April 16 with Judge Gudenbonder performing the ceremony.
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New York
Ameri Yoau
Anna Gontd
Count Bont de Caz- Lélatie
Holic Fis
Europe
American Iil
Shinston Street
Habeker
M. J
Gudenbonder
World Campaign A World Campaign At Presbyterian Assembly
Rich men of denomination raise funds for The Woman's Home Mission Board with over $500000 reported. Dr Fullerton stresses press power and religious education as vital. John H. Converson of Baldwin Locomotive Works noted as top donor. Legal questions of union trigger new committee to oversee pastoral matters amid multiple court appeals.
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Kansas City
General Assembly
Wil Matice
S. Willar Chepman
John HL Converne
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Cumberland Church
Illinois
Georgia
Sps
Supreme Courts
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Siz
Rmoderater
Decatur Assembly of the
Union of the Ghurshes
B. P. Fullerton
Snd
Woman's Board of
Honta Missitms
Storm Kills Two Insures a Dozen in Oklahoma
May 28 reports say two tornadoes struck northern Fattawattomie county near Aydelotte. Walter Hipworth is reported killed and Michael Burnett believed fatally injured while others in the community were hurt.
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Shaweem
Okla
Fattawattomie
Walter Hipworth
Michael Burnett
Aydelotte
Weather Summary for Washington May 23
Local forecast for Sunday and Monday calls for showers in eastern areas with Subtles winds shifting to fresh. Temperatures rise with cool nights and increasing moisture as a front moves through the region.
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Washington
Lowee Mithigto
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