Control of Zion warning sent to Dowie two years ago
Tenderness for John Alexander Dowie on one side and Overseer Voliva on the other re sumed conferences to amicably settle Zion City affairs. Overseers warned Dowie two years ago that he had violated many federal laws and risked jail unless he changed his management. The document alleged overdrawn bank accounts, insolvent bank, improper deposits, misused funds, and possible embezzlement in Zion City. Dowie was at the Auditorium Annex All day Sunday conducting services with followers.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Voliva
Zion City
Dowie
Providence
Zien Cie
Dowile
Neture
Nona
Shitah Tabernacle
Zion
Dowar
Riterope
Wlat
Zurich
Switzerland
Truth Hofer
Dowir
Cannes
Franee
Overseerrs of
John G Bpricher
Charles J. Barnard
VV. Barnes
Zier City
Aslonget
Dowte
Dewis
Illinois miners head to Indianapolis for emergency mine help
Representatives of the Illinois miners led by President Perry and Secretary-Treasurer Hyan departed Springfield for Indianapolis to discuss maintaining emergency men at the mines to keep them in order. Since the suspension order only essential workers such as pump men engineers and repair staff have remained at work. future status to be decided in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Schippe-McRae Preas Association
Springfield
Perry
Hyan, Lett
Apertore
More Immigrants Coming to New York Port
A Scripps-McHae Preag Association report notes a record influx of European immigrants at the port. Yesterday 19 sailings brought large numbers ashore, with eight more due today and totals around 45,100 arrivals expected this week. Lines report shipsFill with peasants, tickets sold, as the immigration commissioner cites favorable times and calls on friends at home to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mchae Preag Association
New York
Black man fatally wounds two men in rural Alabama case
In Bessem la April 16 John Andrews a Black man struck and fatally hurt Taylor Johnson a white man and seriously injured Will Mustead another white man after a quarrel over a horse and buggy at Andrews Slv try Stable. The assailant used a revolver during the confrontation and refused to hitch the horse.
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Bessem
Not the Same Kind of Black Says Zulu Champion
Special to The Sam New York April a controversial speech by Poka leaka Beme a Zulu winner at Columbia Universitys beatatleal competition. He argues Americans possess deteriorated mental and physical traits compared to African stock while praising some successful Black figures and condemning Africa for Africans doctrine. He urges practical gradual progress using available tools instead of grand upheaval.
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New York
Poka Leaka Beme
Columbia University
Africa
Africas
Operators Set to Reply to Mitchell on Arbitration
In New York on April 16 anthracite operators will meet to draft a formal reply to John Mitchell's proposal for arbitration of the ongoing differences in the anthracite coal region. The reply will be sent to Mitchell and will likely decline the miners' latest counter proposition.
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Beripps
New York
John
Earthquakes Strike Formosa Killing and Wreckage
Reports from Formosa confirm widespread destruction in the south. The town of Kagi is entirely destroyed, Dulga reports seven killed and six injured, and about 400 buildings were demolished. In Ajenwal district three killed and 15 injured, with over 1,300 houses collapsed.
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Werippas Mcline
Impostor Inspector Foiled in Early Sunday Break In
A man posing as an insurance inspector attempted to force entry at Mrs. G N Mitch ell and N Hastst home. He was ejected by residents, then a fire in trash near the property caused minor damage and drew fire crews. A second blaze at 2504 Central Ave caused light damage before police or fire units responded.
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G.N. Mitchell
Chemical Company No. 1
Michell
Wong
Seerond Uour
Mich Ran
Warkfordata
T.he Cannur
Centrakaye
Ignorance Causes Trouble In Postal Fines In Indiana
More than 740 people in Indiana faced $1 fines for mailing letters misclassified as first class when requesting premiums or sending wares. The error stems from misunderstanding postal rules, with most violators being ordinary citizens or small traders.
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Indiana
Ito
Peacemaker Killed as Fight Ends in Death
In Union City Kentucky on Saturday April 16 Benny Denny Jr. killed Robert Gillen Jr. from ear to ear while acting as peacemaker between Denny and a man named Stegner. Denny was arrested and jailed following the incident.
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Serlepe
Union City
Dans Benny, Jr
Robert Gillen, Jr
Gillen
Denny
Stegner
Den
Indiana Republicans Name Broad Ticket for November
The state convention nominates Fel MeXere and Fred A. Sims for top posts with John Rilhimer for auditor Oscar Hadley for treasurer James Hingham for attorney general Edward V. Fitzpatrick as statewide organizer A Cotton backed by teachers and geologist Blatchley cited as key figures Joseph Stubbs named state statistician The judiciary slate includes judges Jorinn Monica Ward Watson Roby Knows the Ropes and Rabb with Secretary of State Sims leading the ticket and the party confident of victory in November.
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Lighet
Euccesa
Republicum
Consratulat Ng
Mehl
Atake
Ieker
Thal i
Peneci Auppore
Fel MeXere
Gend Polis
Fred AL Sims
Oof Prainkfort
Sate
Wil
Sting
John Rilheimer
Apoo
Tig Gate
Indiana
Pale
Edward V. Fitzpatrick
Tex
Arkit Fassett A
Cotton
Blatchley
Joseph Stubbs
Ele
Joe
Fac
Eld
Jorinn
Monica
Supreme Court
Ward Hl. Watson
Hadley
Attorney-General's Office
Roby
Digiter
Comalork
Tse
Rabb
Ligeer
Ite
Hanly
Republican Teaders
Damocrats
Sims
Bullet shatters window in Michigan home
A rifle bullet fired near the Mc Daniels residence in Michigan pierced a window at Mrs Vincent’s apartment. The frightened woman hid under her bed as physicians treated her. The shooting occurred while three youths aged 10 to 14 shot at a rug in the yard, with bullets lodging in a vase and a post. They face Juvenile Court action.
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Vincent
Charlestun Dyn
Sd N. Meriifunest
Mtray Marie
Atk
Atu
Ick
No. CB
Serdie McDaniels
WE. Michigani
Harry
Edward Bryant
McDaniels
Beale
Vinewst
Isa
de Bec
Lyle
Mass Lynching Erupts as Mob Hangs Two Negroes in Springfield
State troops patrolled Springfield after a Saturday mob dragged Lornca Duncan and James Copeland from jail and hanged them from the Goddess of Liberty, then burned their bodies. A third Black man, Allen, was killed on a tower rope scene as chaos spread. Prosecutor Patterson vows full punishment. grand jury urged to indict participants.
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Springfield
Lornca Duncan
James Copeland
Ceir
Mabel Edwards
Ruarie
Cari House Tower
Hin Eek
Duncan
Copeland
Allen
Jai Fh
Watterson
Neignening
Governor Polk denounces Springfield mob murder verdicts
Gov Polk declares the Springfield lynching a murder and vows state action. He says no mob can override due process and promises to hang those involved, including a reward for convictions. The speech condemns the act as a deeper national insult and asserts firm adherence to justice.
Two Die After Duel at Rosette Depot Platform
At Rosette Mississippi, on a recent night a duel between Jol Watson of Rosette and John Astley of Knoxsilk left both men dead. Police say a heated argument escalated into gunfire on the depot platform, with bystanders fleeing as shots rang out. The men were known in local circles and the incident shocks the small town.
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Prean Angocscon
Rosetta
Miss
Jol Watson
Rosette
John Astley
Knoxsilk
Ratiday
Father shoots son in suspected lover case at Quitman
In Quitman Mississippi a man suspected his wife’s lover and shot his son after a confrontation at about 1 o clock. The incident involved H Lingit and another unnamed man. Authorities reported the home clash as a fatal or serious assault with unclear motive and ongoing investigation.
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H. Lingit
Mobin New York Tries to Murder Man With Razor Attack
In New York anti riot unrest, a man discharging from a building is attacked by a mob after a contractor Read passes with a razor. Scott lunges but is knocked down. police pursue, reinforcements arrive, and the assailant is rushed to the station in a patrol wagon.
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Scott
Sear
Maher
Sturgess
Woman in Child Custody Dispute Sparks Arrests
In Greenwend a quarrel over a child led Mrs Maggie Roe and Mrs Lot Haycore to clash with Mrs Harrison at her home. Harrison and the two women were assaulted during the incident. Harrison is said to have seized the child and fled toward a farm, as neighbors recall a tense confrontation.Authorities say warrants were issued for the two women on charges of assault and battery and trespass. The involved parties include Mrs Hust who witnessed the events and Mrs Marrison the scene’s accuser.
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Katie Murriaan
Maggie Roee
Grevewend
Loto Haycore
Haycore
Meg
Harrison Gren
Mitch
Mra. Hosv
Greenwom
Harrison
Rose Sullmit
Robbery on Tenth Street Near West Street Reported
Robert King told police he was held up by four men on Sunday night near Tenth and West streets. He was robbed of $44 and a gold watch while walking home to 922 North Senate Avenue at about 9 30 in the evening. He did not see the assailants until they surrounded him in the very dark street.
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Robert King
Tenth-st
West-st
King
Senate Ave
Negro kills engineer on railroad at Ludlow Kentucky
Cincinnati April 14 Thomas I Plemting an engineer on the Chucin i Souhern railway was shot and killed this morning by a unknown man who lept from his engine at Ludlow Ky The neger escaped The Sentinel Building The old Gentine line is to be opened as a hotel by contracts for wilera Monn were let Monday
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Serio Wenar Cross Anguciance
Cincinnati
Thomas I. Plemting
Ludlow
Sentinel
Wilera- Monn
Munday
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Strength
Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as superior to other medicines, claiming to purify the blood cure blood diseases humors and eruptions. It allegedly strengthens the stomach improves appetite and builds overall health. The ad touts wide public trust and over 60,000 testimonials in two years.
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Hood
Public events and dances listed for spring season
The issue lists a month of community gatherings in Indianapolis area society clubs. A dramatic league meeting, dances at Shortridge, a ladies auxiliary card party, theatre performances, a bazaar for St Joseph's Training School, concerts at Caleb Mills hall, and Welsh revival meetings at South Baptist church are described with hosts and dates in April and May.
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Fred Bruhn
Talbott
Ave
Thesday
Arts and Craftn Society
Mondas
IVER
Gieetimir
Studenta
Thor
Edgexs
Gay Witonean
AL Tao Pyrlows
Wilflow
Cran
Stes Hotere Bradley
Sayer
Sayer, OA Neetyamening
Te Ray
Theodore Thomas Prechoerra
Caleb Mills
Engagewnt
Peano
Concenta
Camijlia Ledge
Beatty Rheed
Locomonge Firmen
Castle Hall
Pennsylvania
Marketats
St. Joseph's
Tomlinson Hall
Fen
AOD
Streignt Cirle
Ladies of
Ye Grand Army of the Repai
Alabama
New York
Haughville
Meta Corncil
Menoneenet Farre
Brown
Gordy
Hope
Mary Lovers
Kenly Hall
Wodnwaday
Ares
Simpson
Chagiet
J. Malpas
Corinthian Heat Club
Nts F
Evans
Broad PLC
Gage
Kniiwits
Castin Hall
Linemen Strike Demands New Wages Across States
Linemen employed by the Surman Bell 7 phone company in Yorb Georgia Florida and Alamo went on strike today demanding wage increases from two to two dollars per day for a nine hour shift. Inside workers seek similar raises with substantial pay hikes.
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Scrippa-VcRar
Sorfolk
Surman Bell 7 Phone Company
Yorb
West Ieginiz
Georgia
Florida
Alamo
Fedi
Aidine
Apliyers
Walsh Case Postponed in Chicago Inquiry
Jol R Walsh former banker is charged with making a false statement to the government in a bank matter. The case was postponed by the United States Commissioner Poole till May. The investigation into Walsh's books requires six weeks and hearings will be held at completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippe McRae
Delegates in session in Washington April 1
Daughters of the American Revolution met in Washington in a session called to order by Mrs. Donald McLain, the president general of the organization.
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Washington
Daugnesters of the
Wna Mioming
Donald McLain
Fell Down Elevator Shaft at Club in St Louis
A man named Harry Senth, employed by the Ape Mercamle club, fell down an elevator shaft and died this morning in St Louis. The incident occurred at the club where he had worked for three years. Another notice reports BerippaticHne Prean Ansociation finding Bo Thomps on dead in a Jefferson hotel room in Philadelphia.
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Serippe-McRae Frese
ST. Louis
Harry
Senth
Ape Mercamle Club
Sv. Louis
Bo Thomps Son
Philadelphia
Toain
Jefferson Hotel
Mary
Roosevelt Attacks Wealth Concentration Policy Sparks Debate
Washington April 6 News reports say President Roosevelt fears the hoarding of great fortunes and plans to curb wealth concentration. Critics call his proposals socialism and populism, while supporters cite need to tax incomes and curb monopolies. The issue dominates party lines and could shape future policy debates in Congress.
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Congress
Convention of Proris and Springfield Trades
April meeting at Springfield to eliminate safe bets and discuss Tumors feed on turmors. Old Nurse for Children remedies, Palace Meat Market promotions, The Gem Laundry and other local services advertise offerings. Ashjian Bros. & Co clean rugs, Smith Dye works repairs, Foster Fish Co. lists fresh fish and game. California trip promotions and travel details offered by A. L. Waggenes, Chicago agent.
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Proris
Scripps
Ashjian Bros. & Co
Smith Dye Works
California
Chicago
Tian Pacific
North Western
San Francisco
Angeles
Ughter Overland Limited
Missouri River
Guidder
A. VL
Waggenes
Jackyson
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