Captains Hains and brother arraigned in Queens murder case
Captain Peter C. Hains Jr and his brother Thornton Jenkins Hains were arraigned in Long Island City before Magistrate Matthew J. Smith for the Bayside Yacht Club murder of William E. Annis. The brothers remained calm as counsel had not arrived and the hearing was postponed.
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New York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
First District Court
Long Island City
Matthew J. Smith
T. Jenkins Hains
Flushing
Hains Brothers
Queens County
Annis
Harvey G. Rockwell
William Annis
Bayside Watch Club
Edward Hannegan
Old Point Comfort
Hains
Peter C. Hains
Massachusetts
Claremont Avenue
Manhattan
Annis, Whom Capt. Hains
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Harway
Capt. Hains
T. J. Hains
General Hains
W. C. Percy
Funeral for Ira Sankey Evangelist of Gospel Songs
Funeral services for Ira D. Sankey, famed evangelist with Moody, were held privately in Brooklyn. He died at his home and was laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery. Survived by wife Fanny, two sons I Allen and Edward, and two grandchildren. Sankey’s hymnals sold over 80 million copies worldwide.
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New York
Ira D. Sankey
Moody
Brooklyn
Greenwood Cemetery
Sankey
Oxford Street House
Fanny V. Sankey
I. Allen
Edward
Europe
Northfield School For Bible Study
Massachusetts
Dwight L. Moody
China
Egypt
India
Japan
Young Men’s Christian Association
Indianapolis
Chicago
Internal Revenue
New Castle
Edinburg
Evangelist’ Moody
England
Great Britain
Mr. Moody
Mr. Sankey
Glasgow
The
Clergy Leaders Attend General Synod in Appleton Wisconsin
Rev H P Dannecker president of the northern district of the Ohio synod Rev B F Brandott pastor of Grace Lutheran church of this city Professors Elkie Wiggart and Kenower of parochial schools and August Reithmiller delegate from St John’s Lutheran church departed for Appleton Wisconsin Tuesday morning to attend ten days of general synod sessions similar in structure to the Missouri synod meeting at Concordia College Bluffton pad Uniondale citizens will
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H. P
Dannecker
Ohio Synod of the Lutheran Church
B. F. Brandott
Grace Lutheran Church
Elkie, Wiggart and Kenower
August Reithmiller
Appleton
Wis
General Synod of Ohio
Missouri
Synod
Concordia College
Possible slayer among colored man in Neidlander case
Columbus police scrutinize revolver tied to a double murder of Arthur Neidlander, 34, and his wife, 19, found at their grocery near the western Columbus line. A known suspect, John Newkirk, 30, was arrested after a ladder fragment matched a store fixture. Police seek the unknown black assailant, while political notes include Bryan denying funds offers and bank depositor clubs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dundon
Wright
Arthur Neidlander
Neidlander
Western Corporation
John Newkirk
Neidlander Grocery
Newkirk
Des Moines
Topeka
Pennsylvania
Kerr
Mr. Bryan
Committee On
Bryan and Kern
Bryan
Denver
Bryan Responds to Van Cleave Statement
Fairview Nebraska August report notes James W. Van Cleave president of the Manufacturers' Association attacks the Democratic candidate. William Jennings Bryan declines extended comment and accuses Van Cleave of shifting the discussion rather than defending previous remarks.
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Mr.Van
Absolute Indiana coal strike holds in most districts
Terre Haute Ind Aug 17 With action by state mining fields none will notify before 1 pm most districts have an absolute strike Evansville and Brazil men expected to decide tonight Vandalia Coal will continue operating with 30 mines A M Ogle head of the company sits on Operators association executive board Sullivan mines mostly closed 16000 are in good standing 1500 work for nonmember owners meeting tonight of Indiana Bituminous Operators association to decide fate of strike
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Evansville
Brazil Block
Brazil
Vandalla Coal Company
A. M. Ogle
Operators’ Association
Sullivan
Indiana Bituminous Operators’ Association
Clay County
Leela nau Explodes On Carp Lake Killing One
At Carp Lake Michigan a boiler explosion on the passenger steamer Leela nau from Leland to Fouche injures many and kills Mrs Isabel La Bonte of Traverse City. Passengers from Michigan and other states were aboard bound for Traverse City Wild West circus. The boat towed to Traverse City for repairs. Several injured listed including John Hartung and Russell Mills.
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Traverse City
Mich
Isabel la Bonte
Leelanau
Leland
Fouche
Carp Lake
Richard Steffens
Ralph Hastings
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Grand Traverse Bay
Leelawau
Bingh
Edward Hardy
Fort Wayne family in Michigan tragedy believed uninjured
The Detzer family from Fort Wayne and relatives were initially listed as missing after the Michigan tragedy. Henry R. Freeman reports one child was slightly scalded but cannot confirm names. The Detzers and relatives, including Dorothy Carl August Donald Harold Newton, are at Leland awaiting clearer word. Edward Detzer has received no message. Communication with the Michigan town remains limited. The family hopes none are seriously hurt.
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Michigan
Fort Wayne
August Detzer
Henry R. Freeman
First National Bank
Dorothy
Carl
August
Donald
Ed Detzer
Harold
Adam Detzer
Detroit
Newton
Leland
Edward Detzer
Drowning Tragedy After River Swim Ends in Death
William Bilger a 15 year old son of Clarence Bilger of 1517 Winter street drowned in the Mau mee river near Walton avenue bridge after attempting to swim beyond his depth. Edwin Overly and others tried rescues but Bilger sank. Overly narrowly escaped drowning. body recovered and taken to Schone undertaking.
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William Bilger
Clarence Bilger
Winter Street
Maumee
Walton Avenue
Edwin Overly
Bilger
Overly
Perrine-Armstrong
Schone Undertaking Establishment
Guests of William Daffron Host Lions Outing
Comrade William F. Daffron entertained Lion S. Basspost No. 40 Grand Army of the Republic at his Bluffton road homestead for a pleasant gathering. Miss Daffron performed vocal and piano selections while attendees later enjoyed farm shade and refreshments. Participants included Theodore Geller William Engle M. T. Connett George Graham Col G. W. Stites Andrew Middleton Ephraim Hunt Israel Luther Peter Mollet Albert S. Allen George Eckelberg Frank Potter and others.
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William F. Daffron
Lion S. Basspost
Grand Army of the Republic
Bluffton Road
Miss Daffron
Theodore Geller
William Engle
M. T. Connett
George Graham
Col
Picnic Draws 1500 at Adams Township Bird and Game Picnic
More than 1,500 attended the Adams Township Bird and Game Protective Association outing at Bass Grove east of the city. Republican and Democratic county candidates spoke to small voter gatherings while band music played. In the afternoon field sports were held. Albion youth Kenneth Prickett was thrown from a wagon in a runaway, breaking his left arm in two places.
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Adams Township
Kenneth Prickett
Albion
Notice of Unclaimed Freight Auction by Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway
The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway Company states it holds unclaimed freight and baggage for over a year at its warehouse on Pearl Street Grand Rapids Michigan. It will sell each item at public auction to the highest cash bidder starting September 1 1908 at 10 o'clock a.m. until sold.
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Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway Company
Union Fireproof Storage Company
Pearl Street
Grand Rapids
County of Kent’ S
Grand. Rapids
Indiana Railway Company
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Louis C. Harwwas
General Synod
Appleton, Wis
van Cleave
All Union
Era
Little Lake
John Hartung
Russell Mills
Ann Arbor
Stanley Mills
A. B. Cook
Miles Atwood
Mr. Detzer
J. A. Detzer
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Martin Deizer
Mrs. Detzer
Lad
Maumee River
William Daffron
Bass Grove
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