Missionary Meeting Highlights Faith and Resolve in China Work
A Rural Missionary meeting in St Louis focused on China, with Rev Judson Smith and other missionaries describing persecutions and renewed desire to reopen work. Dr Stimson urged non vengeance, while officials discussed successors and future leadership. concurrent Missouri Presbyterian Synod opened in Mexico.
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Lipton says he controls most pork in the United States
London October 12 Thomas Lipton faced questions on the pork market saying he controls today practically all the pork in the United States. He will not raise prices exorbitantly and aims for a fair profit while avoiding hardship for those who sold short. He even let some go to prevent threatened failures. Modern Brotherhood officers elected at Kansas City convention include Supreme president E. B. Ins Tipton Iowa and other leaders.
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Deny Naturalization to Negro in Federal Court
In Trenton on Oct 12 Judge Wirk patrick refused naturalization papers to Robert Spaulding a colored man. The ruling said federal laws allow only white males to naturalize. Spaulding a Howard University graduate planned to study law and pursue admission to the bar.
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Topeka Presbytery Votes For Creed Revision in Kansas City
The Topeka presbytery voted in favor of revision of the confession of faith at a meeting in Kansas City on October 12. The action reflects a broader discussion within the Kansas church about doctrinal updates and alignment with modern theological perspectives.
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Convention of Miners in Scranton Debate Ten Percent Increase
Labor leaders and mine operators face a contentious Scranton convention as they weigh a proposed ten percent wage increase. Delegates arrived with varied instructions from local unions and opinions split on the operators' concessions.
Coal mine talks and Hazleton march mark strike day
In Becret sessions New York officials of coal carriers met union leaders to discuss policy after the Scranton decree. About 600 strikers from MeAdoo and nearby towns gathered at Hazleton to march to Coxe Bros Beaver Meadow colliery and later into the city before dispersing. Arlington burglars rob L C Weber Co jewelry and drug store of about 175 dollars in money and merchandise.
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Wheat and grain markets dip as aftershock fades
Chicago grain and provisions report sees initial strength from Minneapolis mills fade. December wheat closes down and corn modestly higher while oats and pork futures show minor moves. Cattle and hog receipts run high with mixed feeder and live cattle prices. lambs and sheep show slight gains.
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Kansas City and South Omaha Livestock Markets Report
Stock receipts include cattle hogs and sheep with mixed price moves. Kansas City shows slower cattle trade and steady to lower hogs while South Omaha notes stronger cattle demand, lower hogs, and steady sheep prices amid large volumes across the two markets.
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United States and France Seek Indemnities in China Negotiations
Washington reports outline U S and French aims in upcoming China talks. Provisions include punishment for Chinese disorder instigators, continued arms embargo, possible indemnities, and a guard for legations. The president signals flexibility on Taku forts and road occupation. London dispatch notes Tsarist troops warned of possible action against a future foe, possibly Germany.
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Rebellion in Kwang Si narrows the Manchu threat
Sheng reports 30,000 troops insufficient against a southwestern Kwang Si uprising. He requests 100,000 to counter the danger directed at Manchus, with Yang Tse viceroys sending 20,000 to Pao Ting Su to aid suppression.
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Local notices list illnesses and sales in Hamburg Iowa
Mrs L Wright and Horace Noble are ill this week with confinement at home. A few shoots for sale weigh 60 to 80 pounds. Mrs Milt Hattons hurt in a runaway last week. New albums autograph albums and scrap books received at Mrs Borchers. Fruit trees small fruit vines and plants available from D B Woods Hamburg Iowa.
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Rally Day at Gope's Soup House Sunday events
Gope's Soup House hosts Rally Day with Methodist Sunday School from 10 to 12 and Epworth League activities in the evening. A Reporter Office move is in progress as James builds two adjoining one story structures south of the Democrat Office.
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KC Officials Special on Hamburg to Council Bluffs Train
A special KC train from St Joseph to Council Bluffs passed Hamburg yesterday on inspection with Howard Elliott and other officials aboard. The crew toured by Hamburg but did not continue to Council Bluffs. Wreck rumor says KU Flyer No 27 struck Plattsmouth. engineer killed and several injured. Local ads tout Maple City soap and a John Heiderson pig sale.
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Plattsmouth
K. U. Fyer
Plattamouth
Robbed the Grave and a Melodrama at McKissick's
A Philadelphia man credits Electric Bitters with saving his life after a grave illness. Bartlett & Doyle sell them for 60 cents a bottle. Fabio Romani is set for McKissick's Opera House in a romantic melodrama adapted from Marie Corelli’s The Vendetta featuring Walter Lawrence and Martha Beaufort with Mile Charmon as a special entertainer.
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