Gideons Hold First Fort Wayne Rally Service
The Fort Wayne Gideons held their first annual rally with national officers and leaders, drawing large crowds to morning and evening services at multiple churches. Frank A. Garlick presided as moderator, with messages from J. H. Nicholson and W. C. Hall and musical numbers by local quartets. New officers for the Fort Wayne camp were elected at a separate gathering, naming E. W. Church as president and John M. House as secretary and treasurer.
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Christian Commercial
Fort Wayne
Gideons
First Baptist Church
Frank A. Garlick
Chicago
The
Haydn
Linden
Apollo
Zent
J. H. Nicholson
Janesville
Wis
Nicholson
Gideon
Christ
United States
MR. Hall
W. C. Hall
Indianapolis
Satan
Baltimore
Mizpahs
Jesus Christ
First Presbyterian Church
F. A. Garlick
Indianapoli
C H. Palmer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
E. A. P. Haynes
St. Louis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Haydn, Linden
E. F. Yarnelle
Messrs
H. Palmer
M. BE
E. W. Church
G. W. Maxwell
H. B. Hunt
John
Twenty-Five Die in Tenement Fire in New York
A five story tenement at 425 Eleventh Avenue burned early yesterday in an incendiary fire. Twenty-one men, three women, and a ten month old infant died. one woman Mary Jane Quinn was injured leaping from a fire escape. Police report $7,000 damage and numerous Halloween party attendees increased the crowd.
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New York
House of All Nations
Eleventh Avenue
Guiseppe Rossi
Antonio Rossi
Justine Rossi
Nicholas Nogal
Pietro Doresi
Antonio Sprocera
Maculetta Vingiguerra
Pimnomena Doresi
Antonio Villo
Francis Villmo
Sarah Q'Tovle
Othera Floors
John O'Toole
O'Toole
Ani
Dowie’s Zion Host Departs New York by Train
More than 2 000 members of John Alexander Dowie’s Zion host left New York today by multiple rail routes. The largest group of 300 rode the New York Central in seven day coaches and a sleeper. Mrs Dowie denied taking Dowie’s treasure chest or plans for a London mission and said Dowie would join her later in Australia for a great mission. Gladstone Dowie condemned American newspapers.
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New York
John Alexander Dowie
Zion
New York Central
Hudson River
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Lehigh Valley
Ontario and Western
West Shore
Pennsylvania
New York Central Road
Dowie
Young Men urged to join church societies
Father Thomas Sherman spoke at library hall chapel urging city youths to join church sodalities and societies. He contrasted plain soldiers with generals, stressing moral courage, discipline, and active participation in church life to resist modern disbelief. Father Sullivan announced a secretary would collect interested names.
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Thomas Sherman
Library Hall Chapel
Ike
Army
Roosevelt
Ren. Breckenridge
Cen
Breckenridge
Father Sullivan
Bloodshed in Warsaw as enlisting clash injures many
A clash between about 500 Jews and Russian gendarmerie in Warsaw during recruit enrolment left over forty wounded and several fatally harmed. The dispatch from Posen to Tageblatt details the violent confrontation and its casualties.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Posen
Warsaw
Marriage Licenses and Tennis Doubles Result
Marriage licenses issued to J. W. Yaest and Katherine Ber. Jesse B. Taylor wins a tennis doubles match.
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J. W. Yaest
Katherine Ber
Jesse B. Taylor
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G. H. Palmer
God
Rev. Field
Ficor
Indiana
Fort. Wayne
Zion City
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