Methodists Prepare for Conference Fleld Dense Program
Methodists ready for conference with sessions at First Presbyterian and First Methodist churches. Includes devotional services, sermons by Bishop Luther B Wilson and Rev A B Leonard, and numerous anniversaries and society meetings led by named leaders and committees from Chicago and Rock River Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Oo. H. Horton
Frank A. Hardin
D. D
M. Merrill
Bishop Wilson
Church Temperance Society
Alonzo E. Wilson
L. Eaton
Aleghany
A. B. Storms
Browning
Christ
Union Army Veteran Association of
Robert H. Pooley
First M. S
Stowell L. Bryant
Hyde Park Church
Chicago
M. T. McGuffin
W. O. Shepard
Englewood
First Church
W. A. Quayle
St. James Church
Faust
Conference Sustentation Society
James M. Phelps
C. E. Mandeville
D, D
Jluther B. Wilson
Epworth League
the Missionary Society
WM. G. Jackson
A. B
Y. M
Chicago City Missionary Society
A. D. Traveler
D. Hn
Deaconess Aid Society
Lucy Rider Meyer
Alice M. Robertson
Preadman’s Aid Society
J. Hastie Odgers
B. Mason
A. Lincoln Frhure
A. P, George
J. D
Second Presbyterian Choir
Harry FL Ward
J. “J. Ladd
A. BY. Clark
J. A. Matluck
M. G. Wong
lGreighton
H. G. Jackson
W. C. Shepard
B. W. Queal
F. W. Nazarene
S. H. Wirsching
O. S. Baker
J. GC. Spencer
B. Hardin
F. LD
Stone
C. Cc. Glark
BE. CG
Arnold
W. A. Holmes
John Flack
W. Jaggard
E. GO. Storer
State Fair Preparations Show Big Springfield Exhibit
Springfield notes an elaborately laid out Illinois state fair with larger livestock and race horse entries, improved agricultural and manufacturing displays, a new cattle building filled with top exhibits, and a dairy exhibit highlighted as a feature. Grounds opened for exhibitor inspection as racing prospects look strong for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Memory Day observance to improve cemeteries statewide
Michigan observes Memory Day under an act passed by the recent legislature to uplift town and rural cemeteries. The effort is driven by the State Association of Farmers' Clubs and participating companies. Also notes rail excursion offers to Los Angeles for WCTU convention and Wisconsin State Fair travel deals, with dates and return limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
State Association of Farmers’ Clubs
Laborers Refuse Disembarkation From Versailles Versus Panama
Six hundred fifty laborers from Martinique aboard the French steamer Versailles refuse to leave the ship or vaccinate, claiming misinformation. Police and local authorities, including Panaman and U.S. officials, compel most to land. twelve armed police threaten force as 150 remain aboard. By Sunday morning many are escorted ashore and sent to Corozal to work, some injured in clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Martinique
Versailles
Amador
Dammann Polivanten
M. Bonjbers
Sien
Panama
Mrea
Steamship Company
M. Tyon
Wreneh
Sipiad
Fos
Melender
Ashtron
Burt Apeeuin
Dusutttelout
Amador Nahing
Isenibirk
Corozal
Roosevelt welcomed home in Washington amid joyous crowds
Thousands greet President Roosevelt as he returns to the capital. He appears on the platform of his car and waves to cheering crowds along the avenue to the White House. Mrs. Roosevelt shines with pleasure as stores close and streets fill with celebration from Oyster Bay to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Tha Spontanetty
White House
Graft Indictments Hit Milwaukee Officials and Citizens
Milwaukee grand jury indicts city president Gorcoran private citizens and aldermen over alleged city deal breaches. Frank Clode faces perjury charges as Willa Murphy ex-alderman linked to bribery. Jury reports 157 indictments against 35 persons. 24 indictments in latest term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Corellis Ly Corcoran
Comm Council
Guney-Aldermnan
Grind
Gorcoran
Whith
Oferhotler
Frank Clode
Furniture Evenysly
Willa Murphy
Mra C. Sehuits
Driberg
Geand
Coreorn L
Dowie Paralyzed Claim Faces Mexico Mission
Chicago dispatch reports John Alexander Dowie founder of Zion City, self proclaimed reincarnation of Elijah and healer of all diseases, has been stricken with paralysis on a train en route to a Zionist colony in Mexico. Dowie says he has chosen a successor but will not reveal it until after his death. followers deny paralysis but note weakness. The party, including Dowie, arrived El Paso en route to Tumultlోues, Mex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Eiijah
Devine
Dowie
Mexico
Zion City
el Paso
Tex
Alexander Dowie
Tummulloes
Mex
Liberal party drops Gomez and halts presidential bid
The Liberal party has decided not to support its presidential candidate Jose Miguel Gomez and refuses to accept his resignation as the party’s nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomes
Langvana
Get
Oodia
Liberal Party
Jose Miguel Gomez
Scores On The Ball Fields Across Cities
Sunday and Saturday baseball scores reported from New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Washington Boston Detroit and Cleveland. Notable results include Philadelphia 15 over Cincinnati and Brooklyn 4 over St Louis with games spanning five to nine innings amid darkness delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciengo
Get
Yollowlig
League
Sutumbiya
St. Tonis
New York
SG Louis
Cieite Hatim Phildelphia
Cincinnat
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pilisburg
Pittney Brooklyn
Durkness
Chicago Toston
Chicago
Cinelunatic
Cinelumati
Cineluatic
St. Louis
St Lous
Tsecond
Puihdelphia
Bsecond
Philidelphia
Chisago
Aierici
Wrsitingtones
Lois
Washington A
Eewil
St. Artis
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Philidelpia
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Roosevelt Loomis Dispute Over Venezuela Probe Revealed
Publicized correspondence shows President Roosevelt and Assistant Secretary Loomis clashed over censure of Loomis in the Bowen Venezuela affair. Taft's inquiry reportedly found most charges focused on Taft, not Loomis, and Bowen knew it. Loomis notes Hay’s private views and says Hay urged Bowen to resign and Loomis to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Loomia
Lay
Taft
Bowen
Venezuela
Tary Taiy
Tiy
Tay
Loomis
Reply of the President Defends Official Dismissal and Bowen Claims
The president replies to a New York paper quote denying foundation for the charge. He asserts Hay urged the appointment and regrets the loss of the assistant secretary of state, stating Hay would struggle to replace him. The exchange includes Hay’s strong language about Bowen and the government, with vindication of the president’s stance and dismissal of Bowen as a matter of his duty. Miss Alice Roosevelt arrives in Shimonoseki and boards the Minnesota for Yokohama, greeted by Iow Japanese harbor scenes and steamship escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomais
Loomis
New York
Ivy
Mar. Thay
Bowen
Hay
Bii
Ite
Way
Toons
Min. Tras
Washington
Taft
Mr. Bowen
Ifays
Aly. Hay
Tait
Patt
Joys of Matern A Woman's West Hopes Real
A fragment discusses marriage strain linked to infertility and womb issues. It notes wives facing childlessness due to uterine or generative organ weakness, portraying a grim view of motherhood challenges.
Mrs Potts on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Annec Potts of Park Avenue Jlat Springs Ark describes years of backache irregular menses and discharge. After one neighbor’s advice she uses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and within a year bears a healthy child. The letter urges other women to try it and seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Potts
Park Avenue
Jlat Springs
Ark
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
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Freeport
John S. Harpster
Savings Department of the State Bank of Freeport
Walnut Hill Green House
A. L. Zelner
Ueda
HE. Grant
F. A. Schulz
Cash Grocer
Kentucky
Green Front
Stephenson St
Robert Casey
First Methodist Church
Freedmen’s Aid
C. C. McLean
W. H. Burns
H. G. Warren
W. S. Fleming
Nicholas
J. R. Hamilton
William Macafee
T. P. Frost
GC. A. Kelley
T. J. Ream
Chicagos Home Missionary and Church Extension Society
W. H. Locke
W. W. Diell
H. F. Ward
John Thompson
J. D. Leek
A. B. Saunders
J. L. Walker
G. R. Vanhorne
F. L. Baldwin
B. E. Mclay
O. M. Thompkins
T. R. Greene
J. H. Gockerill
W. Lauck
J. B. McGuffin
M. J. Wichman
W. B. Slaughter
Fester McAmmiona
G. G. Stewart
B. D. Hull
A. H. Kistler
M. BE. Dix
J. W. Lowery
H. F B. Sweitzer
R. H. Pate
W. H. Head
N. O. Freeman
Cass Davis
James Potter
W. B. Leach
J. A. J. Whipple
C. J. Dickey
N. J. Harkness
Nin
Bobby
Garden of Eden
Chicrgo Daily News
Los Angeles
Caly
Pacific Coast
California Express
Chicapa & North-Western R'y
Chicago & North- Western Railway
Sagnamore Hill
Grand Jury
Solt
LaCrosse
Wis
M. Chilters
Bya Beer
Pouilty
Eacape
Warbier
Connbingkin
Cone
Bowen AU
Loomissys
Ray
Flay
Miss Roosevelt
Bakio
Alice Roosevelt
Shimonoseki
Minnesota
Yokohama
United States
Mra. Potte
Annec Potts
Dorman & Co
Til
Business Directory
Ilinois
BANKS
Hettinger
Gollmann & Qo
Capital
Collmann
Graham
Jungkeng
Schulte
Trembor
Aug.Bergmann
M.gond
W.N
Cronkrite
John
First National Bank OF Freeport
Ili
C. B. Bidwell
A. Bidwell
Becond National Bank OF Freeport
Ill
M.V. BR. Hilson
Webster
Onahier
M. V. B. Elson
Farwell
W. A. Hance
Reuben Biegfried
J. F. Farr
Burchard
Lh Barrell Burchbard & Burrell
Attorneys AT Law
Cronerith
Stephenson
Ruthe & Winning
Hellmaier
Galena Avenue
A. Ll. Babcock
F. J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyers
Call
Brown & Dollmeyer
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