Labor Meeting Urges Church to Embrace Workmen in Kansas City
In Kansas City on May 25 a large mass meeting at Convention hall spotlighted Presbyterian evangelism for working men. Rev. Charles Stelzle and John B. Lennon spoke on aligning church work with labor, urging church recognition of bread and butter concerns and humane treatment of wage workers. Lennon praised the church for engaging trades unions, while Stelzle outlined Christianity’s relation to labor and the church’s role in organizing workers.
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Convention Hall
Charles Stelzle
Presbyterian Department of
Jaber
Church
John BL. Lennon
Amelican Federation of Labor
Stelazie
Stelzie
Department of Church and Labor
Presbyterian Church
Lennon
Ehirch
Conference paints bruise of vile attacks on bishops
Baltimore May 25 The Methodist Episcopal church conference now current will doubtless be long remembered for the number and peculiar character of the attacks on candidates for the bishoprics. Rev Charles J Goodell of Calvary Church New York suffers most from false stories and misrepresentations. A telegraphic report about Rev Joseph Hingeley secretary of the conference caused a brief impression in Minneapolis. Rev Dr George T P Eckman of St Paul's Center York is also subjected to dubious tales. A committee later issued a statement defending the integrity of the church and condemning the tactics used against the candidates.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
Charles J. Goodell
Calvary Church
New York
Picayune
Willian A. Quayle
Brown
Joseph Hingeley
Minneapolis
Ti. Hingeley
George TP
Eckman
St Paul's Cene York
Jardin
Iisuee
Daeliecu
Principad
Riots and Resignations Stir Christian Conference
The Pittshore meeting of the Christian conference faced turmoil as Rev. A. H. Clark of New Jersey was dropped from the board of education amid heated debate. Rev. Stultz defended Clark, while accusers cited his absence from a previous meeting and attendance at public performances.
United Presbyterian Church Founded in Pittsburg Anniversary
Pittsburg May 7 event marks the United Presbyterian church's historical birth in the city. The church traces its origins to a meeting held Wednesday May 26, 180s, with ceremonial observances planned for the upcoming celebration.
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Pittsburg
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbeterian Church
Balloon disaster in Berkeley injures crew on trial flight
Seven men seriously hurt in a Berkeley air ship accident at Roosevelt hospital. Inventor J A Morrell and Australian aeronaut Captain Penfold, both with broken legs, show improvement. Eight others less injured as the caterpillar shaped airship rose three hundred feet, then collapsed. Sixteen aboard survived with injuries amid a chaotic, dramatic crash.
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Berkeley
Cal
Hoosevelt
J. A. Morrell
Penfold
Priest Stabbed in Salisbury Church Attack
Rev. Joseph F. Luheley pastor of St. Joseph's Church Salisbury was stabbed twice with a pocketknife as Joseph Scheutte a near neighbor farmer lunged at him during a service in view of about 400 worshippers. Mrs Barbara Ginter and John Gates halted the assailant before others subdued him. Mrs Ginter was wounded in the struggle.
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Salisbury
Joseph F. Luheley
Joseph Scheutte
Here
Scheutte
Barbara Ginter
John Gates
Gitter
Gattes
Prohibition Reflected in Hastings Election Results
Readers see a confusing piece about a preadnaughe event at Camden next week featuring battleship imagery and torpedo files, mixed with a Hastings vote where Mayor District Judge Cochran allows beer sales under a wholesale license. The article notes Hastings supported prohibition in the recent election and local saloons faced action.
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Washington
Camden
Hastings
Net
Cochran
Cain
Sa Joons
Against Gods Wrath No Castle Laynder Proof
A compact proverb noting divine wrath and the futility of human schemes. The line echoes a warning against hubris and overreaching, with a tone reminiscent of medieval or religious-era moral sayings.
Our Car in the Bead Again Race Update
A dispatch from Paris dated May 25 reports the American car in the New York to Paris race is ahead by two days of rough road conditions and poor plowing, arriving after a grueling trek challenging the mushiest sections.
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Paris
Mbesorsi
Possid
Flood Devastation Hits Fort Worth Area with Massive Loss
Fort Worth Texas reports seven dead and five thousand homeless as Trinity River floods peak. rail services crippled with interurban lines canceled and major roads inundated. widespread damage across Oklahoma and adjacent regions disrupts crops and transport while many remain missing and weather conditions threaten further harm.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Rock Islipa
Denver
Frisco
Death Gets Busy Again In City Trolley Collision
Philadelphia on May 26 reported a severe trolley car crash at Chestnut and suburban streets, killing three and injuring many. Unidentified victims and several known locals were among the injured as a southbound car ran downhill, struck by a following train of cars. A separate spring wagon accident near Richmond, Missouri, also left four injured.
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Guthrie
Oki
Tuilsa
Okla
Oklahoum
Ing
Here
Carl Johnson
James Patton
Cora Tatton
San Francisco
Devisadero
Sacramento
Plenty Baer
Reynolds
Neb
Ai Tree
Philadelphia
Cernan
Grortiteri
Ades
Wagner
Tee Veers
Aetid
George Wwoger
Adexsainter
MelwWis
Public Building Omnibus Funds Post Office for Chicago
Congressional action allocates 1 250 600 dollars for a new Chicago post office. Notices warn of June 1 wage reductions at Arlington Cotton Mills in Lawrence Massachusetts. Ballon race organized by Aero Club of the United Kingdom set for the goth from Hurlingham. Coal cost for Atlantic battleship cruise estimated at about 5 million dollars. Secretary Taft to deliver Memorial Day oration at Grant's Tomb in New York. Agricultural officials in Chicago hold meat inspector conferences. Twelve battleships depart Seattle for Tacoma with four staying three days. American Bakers association convention planned for boat luncheon week in September. Two women meet on street corner exchanging remarks and a kiss before noting errands and a chocolate cream.
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Omnibus Public
Congress
Chicago
Arlington Cotton Mills
Lawrence
Mass
Taft
Grants Tumb
New York
Department of Agriculture
United States
ManZan Pile Remedy Ad Guaranteed at 60 Cents
A ready to use pile remedy promises prompt relief from any form of piles with soothing action. Sold by H Moogh and C P Guenther.
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H. *. Moogh
C. P. Guenther
Kipling and the Widow in Simla Tale
A Washington Star anecdote relays Rudyard Kipling telling a Chicago writer about Sina and Simla. He recalls a cool morning in Simla where a handsome, charitable widow is introduced to a grass widow, prompting thoughts of a husband left behind in the plains heat.
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Rudyard Wipling
Sina
Simla
India
Iipling
Simladres
Wipdog
Washington Star
Monument to Mark Hanna Unveiled in Cleveland
In Cleveland on May 25 an immense crowd witnessed the unveiling of a bronze statue of United States Senator Marcus A Hanna. The statue, eight feet high and seated, rests on a twelve foot pedestal. Hanna was praised by speakers including Ruth McCormick, Michel Parsons, Willian Taft, John W Criges, Warren Stone, and Myron Herrick who read a VP letter.
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Marcus A. Lianna
Ruth McCormick
Michel Parsons
Willian T. Taft
United States
John W. Criges
Warren §. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Myron v. Herrick
Fianna
Pairbanks
Herrick
Tanna
St. Gardens
Tltenry Bacon
New York
Senate dispute over veto letter on Brownsville soldiers
In Washington on May 24 the senate Foraker urged Smith of Michigan to place in the Congressional Record a letter said to have been received from the president days earlier stating he would veto any bill directing reinstatement of the dishonorably discharged negro soldiers of the Twenty-fifth regiment from the Brownsville incident. Smith made no reply.
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Washington
Senate
Foraker van
Freight to be plainly marked for eastern railroads
New York May 25. Railroad officials will refuse shipments not plainly marked with the consignee’s name and the destination city and state. Marked carloads and lots are required for proper transportation.
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New York
Mississippi River
Constance
Ten killed and over fifty hurt in trolley collision in Philadelphia
Ten persons are killed and more than fifty injured, many seriously, in a collision between two large trolley cars on the Chestnut Hill branch of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut PH
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Wisconsin Defeats Chicago in University Track Meet
Wisconsin defeated the University of Chicago 64 to 2 in a track meet held in Chicago. The result confirms Wisconsin’s strong showing in mid 20th century competition.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
University of Chicago
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for Coughs and Breathing
An ad touts Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds croup whooping cough hoarseness and bronchial trouble. It notes the product is pleasant to take and gentle on children and is guaranteed by H. J. Moogh and vu. P. Guenther.
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H. J. Moogh
Vu. P. Guenther
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