Funeral tribute to General William Booth in London Olympia
Crowds totaling about thirty four thousand attended the Memorial service for General William Booth at Olympia London. The event reflected Salvation Army traditions with solemn ceremony and fervent praise. Attendees included notable personages and royalty tributes, flags and army standards, a crimson flag raised at the coffin and a solemn procession of officers and branches. The service combined memorial with a large prayer and hymn gathering as revival songs filled the hall.
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Ludon
England
Salvation Army
William Booth
Olympia
Otd Spanization
Mount Calvary
Salvation Anny
Tieueyiaon
Muauty
Ula
Mared dix
Hore Alott
Jerusalem
Ander Whithly
Hadley Wi
Nfl Sued
Beniiwell
Revival Service and Funeral Procession for General Bramwell Booth
A large Salvation Army revival at Olympia featured Brigadier Bramwell Booth leading hymns and prayers as crowds in penance sought mercy seats. The service culminated with all soldiers pledging fidelity and a funeral procession carrying the coffin to Abney Park Cemetery.
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Salvationacy
Lidery
Mercy
Olympia
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Abneyi*Park Cemetery
Prominent Gotham Owners Linked to Gambling Properties
New York police commissioner Waldo lists 400 property owners tied to gambling houses raided between June 1, 1911, and August 1, 1912. The tally includes the Lorillard family, J Edgar Leayeratt & Co, Sailors Brug Harbor, and a Stal len Island charity, with few convictions and many cases dismissed. The district attorney plans to subpoena owners to determine responsibility for rental of property used for gambling.
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New York
Gotham
Walia
John Dow
Waldo
Brug Harbor
Stallen Island
Lorrillard
Lorillard
J. Edgar Jeayeratt
Edgar ©. Leayeratt
J. Edgar Leayeratt. & Co
Butler County W C U officers elected at afternoon session
At the Butler County W C U convention held Wednesday in Somerville and Middletown, officers were elected with Miss Alberta Finley named president and Mrs Sitmers as vice president. Mrs Nellie Hansel was secretary and Mrs Mary Kirk as treasurer. Mrs Sitmers will serve as vice president for the year. Florence D. Richards of Leipsie addressed the evening session about the W C U and international women’s labor, noting tax and temperance issues and arguing against alcohol licensing.
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Butler County
Alberta Finley
Somerville
Sitmers
Middletown
Nellie Hansel
D. Town
Lreseure
Mary I. Kirk
Sarmers
Hawes
Helping Hand Society
Florence D. Richarda
Leipsie
Ohio
S. W. Bell
de. Gritlitly
Mabel Emvick
Mary
Richards
International Dyceun
Canada
Abe
Northwestern University
Drilligny
Kipling
Socialist councilman leaves party to back democracy
Tyranny Duytnn O Aug 29 reports Gus M Happel, longtime council member from Tyranny, resigns from the socialist party. He says he will vote the democratic ticket going forward, citing dissatisfaction with party leadership and past independence on minor issues. The move follows friction over failing to confer with socialist leaders before floor actions.
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Duytnn
Thas
Comony
Gus M. Happel
Thirg Wacd
Happel
Ohio Electric Ry Co answers in Waldvogel case
The Ohio Electric Railway Company filed answers in the Waldvogel suit denying liability for injuries. It contends the plaintiffs were negligent and seeks dismissal. Attorney W Shepherd questions publication of notices and programs.
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O. BE
George Waldvogel
Dames Ta Hunter
Ohio Electric Ry. Co
Altogest
W. ©. Shepherd
Lyaur Soviile
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Modrnigg
Founder of the Salvation
Army
Otane
the Salvation
Beoceifts
Balaries
Reserva Fond
Thuan
Ney
Adaice
Rea
Bramwell Eoth
Lawley
Adelaide ‘Cox
Rayer
Heaven
Munster
Higgins
Trevelations
Mishael Riedel
First National
of Socialists
Universal Food
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Sue
ARGO
Mason Glass
H. R. Bacon, the
Coffee Man
Lds
High Street
Byventh
Ludlow
Reuninghofen Avenue
Notre Dame Academy Cweny
Reed
Bell Phone
United States Depository
Pele
Cea Peat
Board OF Directors
Charles E. Heider
George P. Sohngen
Vice
Tres
John E. Heiber
Charles Aorngey
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