Pentecostal Jumpers Dance Dazed Denver Crowd
A Denver report on the Pentecostal Union known as the Jumpers led by Alma White. Dancers in blue and leather costumes leaped and shouted in open air, praising God and condemning salaried ministers while claiming to revitalize faith with the Pillar of Fire movement and a $40,000 home.
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Death of Russia's Deadliest Nihilist Relieved Nation
Berlin Aug 28 A public hospital death in this city ends the life of Rafieloff, Russia’s feared Nihilist and arch rebel. His career spanned exile to Siberia, multiple escapes, revolts among political prisoners, and harsh punishments in penal camps. He led exiles in Wotyinek, fought a brutal governor, and faced life labor with chains.
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van Raffeloff
Russia
Raficlo
University of Kieel
Kieff
Siberia
Yakutsk
Iwotymsk
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Wotyinek
Rafielof
Vilymsk
Raffeloff
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Russian exile's life in Switzerland steers anti government plots
The narrative chronicles a former revolutionary who fled oppression, endured many escapes, reached European Russia then crossed into Germany and Switzerland near Zurich. There he directed the Russian revolutionary party and fostered plots against the tsar and his ministers from exile.
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Russia
Germany
Switzerland
Zurich
Russian Revolutionary Party
Egar
Capitol items and academy notes from Indiana paper
Miss Edna Yenne and four Shoals girls toured a lab in Washington with chemist H. E. Bishop. The G A R post charter was prepared at Kendallville headquarters by Emma Stuart. Bureau of statistics employs seven women, chief deputy J. L. Peetz is married. Governor absent Col. Fred Gemmer has not acted. Railroad cases involve Lafayette Gravel and Concrete and Menom Railway freight rates. Mrs E F Bari returned from Princeton and will issue hunters licenses outside Marion county. State incorporations filings continue, and penalties for delinquency may be enforced by July 31. Judge William J. Wood presides over railroad commission affairs in the absence of others. Fam Shutt returns from Lake Maxinkuckee with bass. State Board of Agriculture secretary Charles Downing reports many fair entries.
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EF. E. Bari
Princeton
Ner Ress
Marion County
New Livestock Pavilion Attracts Fresh Entries At Fair
Many first time exhibitors appear due to the new livestock pavilion nearing completion. Entries for the fair close August 28 as Mr. Downing aims to showcase strong turnout. Miss Laura Greely, chief clerk for the Board of State Charities, is on vacation and A. W. Butler is away, giving others a chance to lead.
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Downing
Laura Greely
Board of State Charities
A. W. Butler
Bulgaria Wants a King and Ferdinand Hinted for Throne
Reports from Sofia claim Bulgaria may invite Prince Ferdinand to rule. The 41 year old, elected prince, would replace the constitutional principality under Turkish suzerainty in the event of acceptance.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Civil service examinations announced for September openings
Civil service notices list September exams to fill three miscellaneous computer vacancies in Washington DC with wages from 800 to 1000 dollars per year, a nautical expert position at hydrographic office paying 1900 dollars, a chemist deputy role at Roosevelt dam cement mill for 135 dollars monthly, and two skilled draftsman posts in the War Department with salaries from 1000 to 1200 dollars annually. Majestic Theater opens lebor dag.
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Washington
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Hydrographic Office
Navy Department
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