Singing Endeavorers Pack Detroit for International Convention
Detroit July 7 Great United Society of Christian Endeavor tents held 760000 capacity first use during the convention. Thousands of visiting delegates expected to push total beyond 20000. People filled streetcars and rallies singing from morning until late night, with services in Tent Williston and Tent Endeavor. Rev W E Strong led devotional in Tent Williston with addresses by Rev John E Pounds and Rev Dr P S Henson on dollars and duty Satan and cities. In Tent Endeavor Rev Dr F A Noble spoke on War Against War.
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Detroit
Williston
W. E. Strong
Macison
Mich
John E. Pounds
Indianapolis
P.S. Henson
Chicago
Man Behind the Gun Remembered in Utah Polity Debate
In Detroit on July 7 Rev Dr W M Maden of Salt Lake City attacked Representative Roberts over polygamy and alleged ongoing marriages in Utah. He urged Endeavorers to press congress to depose the Utah congressman. William Shaw of the United Society praised Christian Endeavor sailors and the global reach of local Home Societies, and lauded The Travelers Union for reforming traveling men.
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Detroit
W. M. Maden
Salt Lake City
Roberts
Paden
Utah
Stull
Sead
William Shaw
Winited Society
Christian Findeau
Bantiago
Manila Bay
Antoinette P. Jones
Jack
Lord Jesus Christ
Shaw
Santiago
Manila
Rvice
Fiero
Cristian Endeavor Society
Canada
England
Japan
New Zaland
Australia
Sweden
United States
Miss Helen Gould Gives 260 for New Richmond Relief
Stelen Gould of New York sent 260 dollars for New Richmond cyclone victims. Wilder of the State Journal, who knows the Goulds, arranged the gift and received a 250 dollar check yesterday morning. The funds were forwarded to Chairman Ingram of the general relief committee.
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Stelen Gould
New Richmond
Madison
Wis
Helen Mr. Gould
New York City
Wilder
The
State Journal
Gould
Fiss Gould
Wer
Ingram
Cracker Explodes in His Hand
Dallas D. Lore of Wisconsin a clerk in the second auditor's office lost his left hand when a cannon cracker exploded in his hand Tuesday night He held it to throw it into the air so it would explode before hitting the ground The blast tore his hand apart and caused serious injuries
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Washington
Dallas D. Lore
Wisconsin
Aaditor
Spieces
Fire destroys Flint and Pere Marquette elevator in Michigan
A large Flint and Pere Marquette railroad elevator in udington Michigan burned last night causing an estimated loss of 120000 dollars. Officials believe spontaneous combustion started the blaze and the structure was well insured.
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Udington
Mich
Assassination attempt on ex King Milan of Servia
In Belgrade on July 7 an assassination attempt targeted ex King Milan, father of King Alexander. Four shots were fired. Milan was grazed, an adjutant was wounded, and the attacker, a 28 year old, was arrested. Milan's escape prompted cabinet and diplomatic corps congratulations. Later King Alexander appeared to public amid enthusiastic reception.
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Belgrade
Servia
Milan
Alexander of
Lukitch
Michael Street
Alexander
Pike's Peak Illuminated for Mason Convention
Denver reports plan a Pike's Peak illumination during the Cryptic Rite Masons convention week of August six. Special trains arrive dawn August seven to blaze with degrees of Masonry and end with purple fire as dawn breaks. Each night fires of various hues will light the peak, and trains en route to Glenwood Springs will pass through red fire from engines until 1 a.m. leading to a red glare for travelers.
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Denver
Pike’s Peak
Glenwood Springs
New Recruiting Districts for Philippine Regiments
Three recruiting districts and headquarters reveal the new regiments for service in the Philippines. The Thir teenth is at Fort Sheridan Illinois with Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin as the sending states. The Thirty-first is at Fort Thomas Kentucky with Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee. The Thirty-second is at Fort Leavenworth Kansas with Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and Indian territory.
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Washington
Philippines
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Fort Thomas
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Scores on the Diamond Dumbbell
Yesterday's League baseball results feature Brooklyn 7 over Philadelphia 1 in Brooklyn, Pittsburgh 11 beating Chicago 8, St Louis 9 defeating Cleveland 4, Louisville 3 over Cincinnati 2, and Western League matchups with Minneapolis 9 over Indianapolis 7, St Paul 7 over Detroit 6, Milwaukee 6 over Buffalo 4, and Kansas City 8 over Columbus in eleven innings.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cleveland
Louisville
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Detroit
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Kansas City
Columbus
Campbell Seeks Continued Army Service for Nin th Illinois Colonel
Representative Marshall reports ex Representative James R. Campbell wishes to stay in the military. Campbell, who resigned from Congress at the start of the Spanish war to lead the Ninth Illinois, was recommended by the state’s entire delegation. The president pledged to promote him to lieutenant colonel.
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Washington
Marshall
Ilinois
James R. Campbell
Congress
Illinois
Campbell
Editorial Association backs McCabe on advertising agents
The National Editorial association at Portland on July 7 endorsed President McCabe's view on advertising agents. The committee on reports of officers recommended no commissions for agents and that agents be required to collect payments directly from advertisers.
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National Editorial Association
Portland
Ore
McCabe
Monan Receivership Case Heads to Court
Indianapolis July 7 Judge Woods of the United States court will hear the application for a receivership for the Monan the petition was filed earlier this week New York representatives of the owners have arrived and will oppose any move to return the road to the receivers.
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Monan
Indianapolis
Osteopaths Convention Elects Officers at Indianapolis
The national Osteopaths convention in Indianapolis on July 7 made minor constitutional changes and elected officers including President A. G. Hildreth of St. Louis and Secretary Irene Har Wood of Kansas City. The convention closed last night.
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Convention of Osteopaths
Indianapolis
National Convention of Osteopaths
A. G. Hildreth
St. Louis
Irene Har Wood
Kansas City
Canned Roast Beef Order For Cuba Approved
Chicago dispatch reports Commissary General A. Woodruff has ordered 125000 pounds of weed roast beef from New York agents of Chicago packers for immediate shipment to Cuba.
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Cuba
Chicago
A. Woodruff
New York
Chicago Packers
Destructive Wisconsin Storm Ravages Kendalls Area
Destructive storm with wind and hail sweeps Oparta and Kendalls in Wisconsin causing extensive timber losses. Authorities report widespread damage to farms and rural properties as residents assess the aftereffects. Local crews survey downed trees and property destruction across miles of countryside.
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Wisconsin
Oparta
Wis
Kendalls
Texas flood fakes overstate life loss yet crops endure
Report from Galveston clams only two deaths in lower Brazos flood while noting widespread property damage. Government boats aided rescues. relief rations planned. Despite inundations in Washington, Waller, Austin, Fort Bend and Brazoria, cotton may be replanted and crops overall recoverable as waters recede and aid continues.
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Galveston
Texas
Lfe
Brazos
Colorado
Washington
Waller
Austin
Fort Bend
Brazoria
Brazos Valley
Houston
Calvert
Bryan
Sayers
Hawley
War Department
List of Drowned Names From Robertson County Disaster
The report lists twenty three drowned railway officers and locals from Calvert Texas and Robertson County. It names T S Dawson Joe White and family members among the missing, plus several others with everyone else reportedly not recovered. Rescue efforts are described as progressing well with lifeboats and volunteers aiding. The Santa Fe train brought road officials to assess the flood situation and relief needs. The narrative shifts to the Queen receiving delegates to the Women’s International Council at Windsor Castle.
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Calvert
Texas
Robertson County
T. S. Dawson
Joe White
White
Matt Turner
Dave White
Tom Tyson
Rosann’ Brown
Tom Dallas
Tom Anderson
Tey Norcross
Lulu Chop
Santa Fe
Thompson, Duke and
Arcola
Ressegue
Tam
Thompson
Galveston
Home proof in local testimony on Doan’s kidney pills
Mrs H Williams of 171 Washing ton street reports back pain dizziness worry and insomnia then improvement after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Emmett Burrell's. Husband and son Ray also benefited. Doan's pills priced 60c per box and sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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H. Williams
Washington Street
Dean
Emmett & Burrell
Ray
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Wit and wisdom quotes from Chicago Daily News
A collection of aphorisms on luck work beauty pride and human folly. It notes that wealth and prosperity can mislead lazy people and that lending money tests friendships. It closes with reflections on age and self view from Chicago Daily News.
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Chicago Daily News
Gave Up All Hope
Louis Prickett of Danville Illinois describes years of asthma with no relief until Foley's Honey and Tar stopped his coughing and helped him breathe. He credits the medicine as the only remedy giving him relief, according to H J Moogh and W Jungkunz & Co.
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Louis Prickett
Bryan Ave
Danville
Ill
Foley
H.j.moogh
W. Jungkunz & Co
Choir boys mock cross ritual in Episcopalian church
A parish dispute over a processional cross led to a Sunday parody sung by choir boys, with the line Onward Christian Soldiers used to lampoon the cross. The riff, thought by some to be youth born, is linked to Bishop Seymour of Springfield who cited it in New York. Also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold locally and Evansville proselyting constable converting offenders, aided by a judge.
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Jesus
Springfield
Seymour
House of Bishops
New York
Evansville
Ind
Tie
Foley's Kidney Cure Endorsed by Local Dealers
There is no question about its reliability for kidney and bladder diseases. H J Moogh and W F Dungkunz & Co. certify Foley's Kidney Cure as absolutly reliable for such ailments.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
W. F. Dungkunz
India beer imports and brewing output in 1897 98
India imported 2,835,298 gallons of beer in 1897 98 and the product of the breweries in that country amounted to 6,896,694 gallons.
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India
Grain-O claims to ease coffee side effects
Grain-O presents as a coffee substitute that tones the stomach and strengthens nerves. It markets itself as nourishing with no digestive issues, priced at 15 and 25 cents per package.
Death Of Robert Bonner Publisher Of The Ledger
New York July 7 Robert Bonner publisher of the New York Ledger and owner of famous horses died at his home at 7 40 last night after months of illness The end followed a general breakdown of the system Bonner had enjoyed good health until the death of his friend Rev Dr John Hall and later his son Andrew Allen Bonner Both events altered his temperament and led to a gradual decline with doctors aiding his final days
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The
Ledger
New York
Robert Bonner
New York Ledger
Bonner
Robert Donner Bonner
John Hall
Andrew Allen Bonner
Tarrytown
Munn
Died in the icy north in copper river district
Dr. Leroy E. Townsend who led Copper River hospital since February 1898 lists hospital deaths. Names include Andrew Hoffer Dorchester Wis and A B Gaines Roslyn Wash among those died. Fifteen men are known to have perished in Valdez glacier. several addresses unknown. Local news from Seattle July 7. Against this, Columbia defeats Defender in Sandy Hook boat race finishing 4 47 55 to 4 49 48.
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Copper River District
Seattle
Wash
Leroy
Townsend
Copper River Country
Copper Center
Andrew Hoffer
Dorchester
Wis
A. B. Gaines
Roslyn
Sam W. Baker
Columbia
Sandy Hook
N. J
Defender
Illinois Bar Session and World News Roundup
The Illinois State Bar association meets at Chicago Beach hotel in Chicago. Reports note yellow fever victimization in Santiago de Cuba and other diverse items including a crow-raising farmer in Brookville Pennsylvania, a child death in Philadelphia from a kissing bug bite, General Wheeler ordered to Manila, Yale’s diamond sculls competitor heading to England, Chicago diamond broker loss, Fourth of July casualties and costs, and a Chicago bond deal securing $10 025 million in New York bonds.
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Illinois State Bar Association
Chicago Beach
Chicago
McLaughlin
Signal Corps
Santiago de Cuba
John Billings
Brookville
Philadelphia
Joseph Wheeler
Otis
Manila
Philippine Islands
Howell
Cambridge
August Johnson
J. Roderick Adam
England
T. L. O'Neil
The
Chicago Tribune
Pembirne
Wis
William Dust
Hudson
Gust
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Milan OF
Pike's Peak
Lone Star
Brookshire
San Antonio
International Women London
Women's International Council
Windsor Castle
Freeport
Ills
James Caller
William Causter
lLindolf
Windy’ Betz
Carterville
Allen
Big Muddy
Sollner
West
Harrison Street
Charles Kazler
Sallmer
Thomson & Taylor Spice CO
Chicago, Ills
Star” Clothing House
el] Oettinger
Stine’s
Stephenson Street
Freeport Light & Fuel Co
Stephenson St
California
Oregon
Chicago, Union Pacific and
North-Western Line
Chicago & North-Western Railway
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