King Edward Greets Loubet at London Royal Visit
President Emile Loubet of France arrived in London as the guest of King Edward VII and the Prince of Wales. The arrival at Victoria station drew vast crowds and lavish decorations as the monarchs and dignitaries exchanged formal handshakes and inspected the guard of honour before proceeding to St James Palace.
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Emile Loubet
Rough Republic
London
Victoria Station
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Osnaught
Duke of
1Fe
Koansdewne
Roberta
Mio Toutet
Iking
Guard of Honour
Edward
Loubet
Duke of Connaught
St. James’ Palace
Christian Endeavorers Pack 20 000 for International Convention
About 20 000 visitors gathered in Denver for the International Christian Endeavor convention drawn from India China Japan Norway and other regions. Organizers planned to accommodate up to 25 000 with a large central tent and surrounding marquees lit by electricity. Leaders elected include Dr Francis E Clark as president and W Shaw as treasurer with Van Ogden Voght as secretary.
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International Christian
Pent Endeavor
Chinn
Francis FE. Clark
First
Christian Endeavor Society
Portland
W. Shaw
van Ogden Voght
John Walla Baer
Cark
Gr. Peabody
Robert B Cose
William EB. Camt
Young Baptist delegates welcomed at Atlanta convention
The thirteenth annual convention of the International Baptist Young People's Union opened in Atlanta Georgia with delegates from across the United States and Canada. President Jobalf Apman of Chicago led the four day session as a praise service opened the event. Georgia representatives welcomed the delegates and the meeting began with a grand chorus.
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Atlanta
Canada
International Baptist Young People’s Union
Atlanta Ga
Presidert Jobalf
Chicago
Guo Vorces
Eivention
Ceox
Moser
Thawell
Vebenti Amd
Georgia
Denniom
Torsessi Oy Gem Avtivadie Qa
Convention opens with committee appointments and sermons
The opening session of the convention focused on committee appointments and routine organization. Spencer B Meeser spoke at the afternoon service from Woodward Avenue Baptist Church, Detroit, on The Call to Service, followed by Rev W T Stackhouse on The Motives for Service.
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International Union
Spencer B Meeser
Posar
Woodward Avenue
Akron
Ohio
Young Peoplee Christian Union
Former Marshal Testifies to Peonage Case in Montgomery
The trial centered on Glennie Helms and others arrested in Cemsvnnter. A former night marshal testified that after fines were paid Helms and others were taken by rope to Lyndville and sold to Fletcher Turner for $40, earning $8 in the process. The defense argued no imprisonment was imposed. Other testimony described manipulation of fines and a man named Turner involved in the alleged bondage scheme.
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Wow
Glennie Hielms
Ibowort Certe Ant
Noatermoto
Montgomery
Fletcher Turner
Giennie Helms
Nomond
Tatar
Cemsvnnter
Helms
Lyndville
Turner
Thas
Dunbar
Helis
Eys Turner
Ioave Johnson
Pope Leo XIII Suffering From Kidney Decline And Dizziness
The article reports Pope Leo XIII showing deteriorating kidney function with new symptoms including fainting spells and mental confusion. He experienced dizziness and hallucination like visions during a noon attack, with attendants noting agitation and concern over his weakened condition.
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Leo
Sere
Labor unrest and wage changes sweep unions across North America
Reports show the Carpenters union and other labor groups in Toronto New York and New Orleans pressing wage gains and shorter days. The Port Rico sugar plantation workers seek fair pay while the Western Federation of Miners outlines growth and charity efforts. The International Transport Workers Union aims to settle disputes as unions plan support for strikers and housing initiatives.
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Mister Barbers
Transport Workers
Uitoun
Coantis Havang
Todo Eit
Lars Wichot
New Orleans
Lurcher Yin
Porto Rico Federation of Labor
Gov. Hunt
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Financial week shows improving demand and output signals
A late 19th century summary notes stronger rail earnings and pig iron output, with fewer insolvencies. Weather boosts commerce and winter wheat prospects, while manufacturing optimism rises as business failures ease. Arbitration progress and employer associations hint at labor peace ahead, signaling a cautiously cheering first year start.
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R. G Don & Co
Alabama
Sradstreet
Cam Abd
Canada
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