International Baptist Young People's Union Meets in Milwaukee
Milwaukee hosts the sixth international convention of the Baptist Young People's Union with delegates from every state and Canada. Attendance nears 100 000 in a vast Exposition Hall event featuring sermons, reports, and broad denominational ties.
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Young People's Union
Milwaukee
International Convention of the Baptists
Young People’s Union of
Canada
Wilkins
Pose
Volves
W. White
Tabernacle Church
A. W. Briske
Milwaukee Union
Focal Organizationa
Ad. Dregaca
Rhapgare
Board of Massagers
the International
DRAKE
Union
Trev
M. Poteas
New Haven
Conn
Frank F. Wilkins
Chicago
Board of Managers
Jeff
The
Baptista
Fellowship of Christian Endeavor
Anertea
Sun Ain
Iwl
Alexander Blackburn
Gambridge
Mass
Tee. W. OW. Landram
Richmond
Exposition Hall
Ov Jayna
T Iintaniats
Eyven
Ex-Gov William Russell Dies in Canadian Camp Tragedy
Ex governor William Russell of Massachusetts dies at Camp St Adelaide in Quebec after a backwoods fishing trip. He fell ill after the Chicago convention and died in the early morning beside Col Harry E Russell and Col Francis Peabody. Born January 6 1957 in Cambridge, he rose from Cambridge schools to Harvard, served three terms as mayor, and won state governor in 1890 after prior defeats. He was married to Alice Margaret Swan and left three children.
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Wiliam BE. Russell
Massachusetts
F. Dutton
St. Adelaide
Pabos
Quebec
Russell
Harry E. Russell
Francis Peabody
Chicago
Root
Dutton
Wiliam
Justice Russel
Cambridge
Harvard College
Hussell
Air. Russell
Alisa Margaret Swan
Joshua Swann
Gov. Ames
Mr. Hrackett
Charles Hl. Allen
Lowell
William H. Haile
Genjamiz
Jealous Lover's Dreadful Deed Ends in Murder and Flight
In Tinsley Ridge Indiana John White stalked Miss Nettie Alkington and when she rode with him he stabbed her thrice, then killed Thomas Fields during an attempted arrest. White fled as bystanders aided the injured, while another townman faced a deadly confrontation before being stopped. Passengers on Lookout Mountain incline near Chattanooga escaped a toppled car as automatic brakes saved a plunge. panic gripped riders onboard a stalled.".
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Tinsley Ridge
Ind
John
White
Thomas Fields
Miss
Nettie Alkingon
Bee
Sha
Otters
Fields
Lookout Mountain
Lula Lake
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ita
Gould Wins Suit to Shield Inheritance Tax on Gould Wealth
George J. Gould won his suit to prevent collection of inheritance tax on $9 million bequeathed by his father Jay Gould. The defense argued one bequest was compensation for services, a contention the court sustained.
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George J. Gould Bags
Lata Jay Gould
Long and Sort Len Robbers Arrested in Chicago Daylight
Chicago crack squad nabbed John Ormey and two accomplices known as the Long and Sort Len gang after a daylight raid on Yoldupa Street. A reward has been offered for the capture of the remaining members, and a machine file was seized amid the operation. Body found in a canal near Detroit and a second unidentified corpse prompt a postmortem, while two sailors missing after a lake drift are reported safe. Negotiations begin for sale of the Great Eling Ranch in Los Angeles with a reported price of 1 600 000.
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Uznrina Hate
Peétorahburz
John W. Mackey
London
Rowe
Li Ung Chang
Rimperse
Ghina
Daria
Rothschilds
Paris
France
Tfarry Askio
Jones & Tanghlin
Pittslare
New Orleans
Hue Icin
New York
Chinatien
Milton T. Wir
West
Bern Cantare
Moberly
William Binkerton
Nix
Okinawa
Calerga
Quincy
Toston
Murpar
Jackson
Esamissia
Dar
Chicago
City Railway Company
Coftaga
Avgente
Thirty Ninth Street
Batrois
John Ormey
Los Angeles
Cal
John FP
Gilmore Amlihe
Masacre and misfortune reported in archaic dispatches
Fragmented wire service notes describe a massacre in Constantinople with around 40 killed and loot taken, authorities attempting to suppress the report. Additional items mention a Louisville man jailed for housebreaking, a Middletown Car Works receiver appointed amid industry-wide stringency, and a fatal shooting in Spring Achill during a quarrel between two men.
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London Chrenighe
Constantinople
Asneris Thakao
Ariesta
Middletown Car Works
Liddintown
Dawpan Contys Industries
Achill
Doriera
Richard Sie Lord
Gar
Sprugheld
Ee Samed
Curious miscellany of world notes and oddities
A sweeping roundup of trivia from around the globe mentions 10,000 Americans visiting England, childless English nobles, hotels with telephones, naval demographics, Cripple Creek building activity, and peculiar animal and plant facts. It reports on a copper-rich meteorite in Australia, fashion trends in Japan, a French railway clock order, and various cultural curiosities from Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
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England
Cecil
London
United States Navy
Cripple Creek
Oaline
Russia
Australia
Japan
Europe
Crnb
Mount Roza
Gettysburg
Lloyd
Bremen
Brazil
Asia
Hangda
Chinesa
Weat
Wagdstork
Lima
State Farma
Carolina
Earthan Pola
Experianénd
Western Australia
Karri
Rubinafain
Christ
Lowe
Breslau
Bramel
American Saddles Scareneers of Art Turned Out in the Far West
A fragmented 19th century clipping surveys Cheyenne saddle craftsmanship and western gear. It highlights elaborate hand stamped saddles, leatherwork admired by cavalry and foreign buyers, imports, cowgirl saddles, and a wide trade spanning Montana, Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado, Texas, and western ranches. A brief humor piece then riffs on a coroner's odd testimony about cadaver causes.
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North America
United States Cavalry
Northwest Mounted Police
Canada
Obeyenne
Hind
Emi
Colorado
Indy Horse Breeder
Wyoming
Montana
Dakelsa
Colgrads
Texas
Horse
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Fanes
Denvrer Field
The Temple of Serpents in Wrerrla Dahomey
In Wrerrla in the Kingdom of Dahomey a temple houses thousands of snakes and priests. The temple, built for the king’s service, dominates the village and is fed by a salaried corps of workers. The text describes a deadly serpent crime in nearby areas and the complex belief system surrounding the temple.
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Wrerrla
Kingdon
Dahomey
Hipratiy
Austrias future emperor noted for frugality and odd tastes
The text references Carl Yanlche as Austria's future emperor known for extreme parsimony, paying cooks meager wages and demanding minimal meals per person while his daughter-in-law helps with board. It also mentions embroidery of vestments and a somber note about his reformist clergyman relative.
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Archebales
Bismarck
Austrvia
Carl Yanlche
Austria
Bs Nasehold
Amon Glus
Wive
Ardlovnke Orte
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