Baptists Convention Draws Ten Thousand Delegates to Milwaukee
The sixth international convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of America and the Christian Endeavor gathered delegates from all states and Canada in Milwaukee. About 100,000 attendees from Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Iowa Ohio Michigan and other regions filled the Exposition Auditorium. President John Channian presided as sermons and discussions on theology sociology and metaphysics filled the program. Afterward delegates toured Lake Winnebago Devil's Lake Epworth League Grove and other Wisconsin sites.
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Ex-Gov Russell of Massachusetts Dies in Canada
Ex governor William E. Russell of Massachusetts dies suddenly at the Canadian camp of B. F. Dutton near St Adelaide Quebec. He was 77, born in Cambridge in 1857 and served three terms as mayor. He later won governorships in 1892 and 1891 and had health troubles after the Chicago convention. His death appears painless, discovered when a companion awoke.
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Chicago Car Barn Fire Destroys Rotary System Vaults
Fire at Cottage Grove Avenue near Thirty-fourth Street wiped out the City Railway car barns 180 by 400 feet three quarters of a block. Loss estimated at 500000 with 311000 buildings and contents insured. Fire likely started by crossing electric wires. 30 cars damaged, 16 in gavels and 14 burned in stalls, no salvage.
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Chicago Gangsters Nabbed After String of Robberies
Police in Detroit Iceland arrest jolt Ormey alias Fyanen Dempsey and accomplices tied to a gang known as the rung and shay nen. The men faced charges after a wave of robberies and a bloody shootout in which several bodies were found in tagson. Authorities report connections to organized crime networks and ongoing investigations into related killings and extortion across multiple states.
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Vast array of curious facts from around the world
A long miscellany notes Americans abroad and in the navy, new buildings valued at 736300 dollars, edible and scientific curios, rare small Bibles, Asian and European customs, and oddities from sport to crime with dated references and varying headlines.
American Saddles and Cheyenne Craft in the West
In Cheyenne a display shows saddles holsters and spurs once famed Mexican work now copied for affordability. Western saddlery draws admirers from England and Germany while cowgirls and elite saddle makers attract attention amid Montana Dakota Wyoming and Texas trade.
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Temple of Serpents Drives Werda Fame and Fear
In Werda, a small town in the Kingdom of Tinhamey, reports spread of a Temple of Serpents drawing pilgrims and whispers of dark rites. Locals describe a long building tied to priests and monks, with rumors of hidden doors and guarded relics attracting curious crowds and officials.
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Unclear OCR fragment hints at European nobility and expenses
The damaged text references an emperor, Austria, and a dated household context with mentions of a daughter in law and allowances, suggesting a snippet about aristocratic finances. Names and specifics are garbled, preventing precise identification.
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