Dedicate a Church to Open Sunday Gospel Mission
A new interdenominational Gospel Mission church at 101 Virginie Avenue intersection with Woodlawn Avenue will be dedicated Sunday July 1. Sunrise service will start the day, with day and evening programs including a noon one hour intermission and another in the evening. Ministers from Indianapolis and elsewhere are expected, including Rev G N Eldridge district superintendent of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, Rev Fuller of Greenfield and Rev Martin superintendent of the Gospel Mission. An old-time love feast and class meeting will feature the morning session.
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Gospel Mision Church
Virginie-ave
Woodlawn-ave
Afb
Indianapolis
Ciie
G. N. Eldridge
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Thin City
Fuller
Greenfield
Ind
Jv. Martin
Gospel Mission
Brazil
Losses at Lynnville tally seventy five thousand dollars
Special to The Sum. Lynnville Indiana July 13 total losses from fire yesterday place at 75000 dollars with 20000 insurance. Listed claims include Dr Hunt 3000 Frank Felling 400 Dan Thompson 375 John Friend 33000 Cumberland Telephone Co 9300 F B Fulling 7000 Dr Wood 4200 John Beck 31000 and others amid widespread damage.
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Lynnville
Ind
Dr. Hunt
A. B. Carnahan
Frank Felling
John Owens
Harve Mitchell
Ida, Witeon
Dan Thompson
John Grubb
John Mewilliama
Klusmeles
Ed Butch
John Friend
Herb Morrison
Mra. Miller
Fred E
Julius Langford
Jog Beck
Duel Ends With Wounding of Andre in Paris
In Paris on July 13 a sword duel occurred between Paul Cassagnac and Lieut. Andre son of General Andre former minister of war. The clash arose from a quarrel over a reflection about Cassagnac contained in Andre memoirs. Andre was wounded in the duel.
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Serippe-Meltac Preax Association
Paris
Paul Cassienachr
Lieut
Andre
Paul Cassagnac
Srr
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for July 14 1908
Prediction notes travel changes and caution for a birthday on Saturday July 14 1908. It warns against speculation and highlights possible fortune through travel and careful business handling. A child born on that day 1996 would be travel minded and capable in trust duties, with a temperament linked to a quick tempered partner for a female.
NAME DELEGATES ON FRIDAY
The Democratic county convention opens Saturday at 10 o clock with Frank E Gavin presiding. Several nominations contests are expected but harmony is hoped. Candidate lines remain stable except Sylvester Johnson sr withdraws from surveyor race. Thomas W Palmer, a draftsman, will seek the post. Delegates will be chosen Friday from 4 to 6 pm. The Center township convention meets Saturday night in the criminal court 190m.
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Frank E. Gavin
Sylvester Johnson
Thomas W. Palmer
Center Township
Criminal Court
Auditor to Inspect State Life Insurance Company Books
Auditor of State Warren Bieler will conduct a thorough examination of the State Life Insurance Company books beginning next Monday. Company officers have been notified and will place books, papers and securities at the auditor's disposal. State law grants the auditor the right to personally examine such records.
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Warren Bieler
Letters Said to Tie White to Nesbit in Thaw Trial
Special to Tae Som New York July 13 In a pending Thaw trial it is claimed letters from Evelyn Nesbit’s mother Miriam Holman to Stanford White will be produced as evidence. The letters allegedly show Holman favored White and sought his influence during Nesbit’s relationship with Thaw. White reportedly did not always respond generously, and Holman asked for help when Nesbit and Thaw were abroad. The materials are said to be held by Allan W. Evarts counsel for the White estate.
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Tae Som
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
White
Evelyn Nesbit
Ward
Mire
Homan
Thaw
Allan
W. Evarts
Snow
Mrs. Holman
Europe
Court of General Sessions
Supreme Court
Jerome
Garvan
Black
Olcott
Terrence McManus
Aretorney
Bradison Square Garden
William Sturgis
Chisely
Sturgis
Hving
Man in a Dream Kills Wife in Bryant Murder
J C Davidson a Bryant general store proprietor ten miles south of Canton woke to burglars and tried to cock a revolver. The hammer slipped a ball struck his hand and lodged in his wife's abdomen at his side, killing her instantly.
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Dperial
Canton
J. C. Davidson
Bryant
Women at Winona Doing Good Work in Education
A feature highlights Winona women engaging in educational activities and crafting devices for children's amusement. The article praises their initiative and describes various educational tools and projects that support youth learning and recreation in the community.
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Winona
Brother slain by his sister shocks Seattle trial echoes
In Seattle a man named George Mitchell, recently acquitted of killing Joshua Creffield, was shot in the back by his sister Esther after a reunion at a depot. Police report Esther, urged by Mrs Cresffield, fired the fatal shot. she was arrested at once and held.
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George Mitchell
Mis
The
Sun
Seattle
Waeh
Joshua Creffield
Mitchell
George
Crefeld
Sonn
Union
Portland
Fred
Ether
Winona Lare
Ind
Thoson
Malpie
Winona Tite
Largety Ous
Gid
Esther
Women's Club
Winona Hotel
Merica Hoagland
Mra
Eliza Blaker
Parley Zartmann
College Hall
Tala
Tala Organization Is Especially For the Benefit of New-Camera
F. Smith
Abs. C. R. Clark
Fred Mitchell
Masa
Mayson
CreMeld
Second Ave
Stevens Hotel
F. M. Mitchell
Ferry
Eather
Perry
Mt. Vernon
Holy Roller
Joshua Creffeld
Hay
Oregon Penitentiary
Esther Mitchell
Creffield
Art Mitchell
Manning
Oregon
Bng
Federal encroachment on states and individuals urged
Justice David J. Brewer of the United States Supreme Court, speaking to the Arkansas Bar Association in Little Rock, argued that the federal government is encroaching on the rights of states and individuals. He addressed concerns about federal authority and local sovereignty in an oil dress yesterday.
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Nerippeelag Press Resociation
Little Rock
Ark
Anaucate
David J. Brewer
Tm United States Supreme Court
Arkansas and Texter Bar Association
Death of 5-Year-Old Chapin in Bank Avenue Home
Five year old William Chapin died Thursday at his grandfather George Chapin's residence at 224 Bank Avenue. Parents Ellis and Grace Chapin are divorced. Grace is traveling with a theatrical company in the East and unaware of the death. Custody has shifted. the decree was modified last January granting care to the father.
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Wiliam Chapin
Tie
George Chapin
Bank Ave
Ellis
Grace Chapin
Stunned by Lightning Strikes Near Brookside Avenue
Mrs. Anna Abbitt of Arsenal Avenue sheltered from a thunderstorm Thursday near 1315 Brookside Avenue as a bolt struck a nearby tree. The blast knocked her to the ground but she recovered, was carried indoors, and later returned home. Neighbors reported the frightening spectacle as a ball of fire shot along the ground.
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Anna Abbitt
Arsenal-ave
Brookside-ave
Rclour
Shen
Miss Sutton Wins in Newport Tennis Match
In Newport England on Thursday Miss May Sutton of California defeated Mrs Rarkes 6 1 as Mrs Haks retired after the first set. In open mixed doubles Dauncey and Sutton beat Barry and Herd 2 0 6 2 and in ladies open doubles Glerry and Sutton defeated Longhurst and Huddi 6 0.
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Miss Sutton
Newport
England
Welet
May Sutton
Caffornia
Rarkes
Haks
Dauncey
Mss Sutton
R Barry
Miss Herdn
Mr. Glerry
Mies Sutton
Mires Be Longhurst
Miss Huddi
Ice dealers freed after weighing court case
City Inspector Isadore Wolfson pressed charges against ice wagon drivers and dealers for irregular weights. Police Judge T C Wharton dismissed five cases, ruling the proprietors of the fee companies had complied with the ordinance. Names cited include Charles Donson manager of Consumers Ice, Coamns & Caylor, Ben Gordon driver, and owner of New Ice Company.
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Isadore Wolfson
T. C. Wharton
Jce
Waltnon
Whallon
Charles Donson
Consumers’ Ice Company
Coamns &Caylor
Play, Inc Company
Ben Gordon
New Ice Company
Tragic double tragedy after dispute at Richmond
M R Sams, a six year old in Richmond Kentucky, struck a servant with a hatchet during an argument. Believing the woman dead he drew a razor and slit his own throat in the backyard, dying instantly. He left a family.
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Kecippa-LeRoe
Richmond
M. R. Sams
Red Flag Protest In Saint Petersburg Parade
In Saint Petersburg on July 1 a few hundred workers and sympathizers demonstrated near Nevsky Prospect heading toward the Winter Palace with red flags. Police ordered dispersal, clashes followed, two workers were killed and many injured as order was restored.
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Aeripoee Wertae
ST. Petersburg
Brownlow Dethroned by Evans Faction in Tennessee
Nashville July 18 Walter P Brownlow long time supreme leader of Tennessee Republicans loses control to the Evans wing after years of struggle. Evans is named party nominee for governor as Brownlow’s influence ends in state organization and convention prestige.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Walter P. Brownlow
Brownlow
Congress
Wd Evans
San Francisco Orders Cancel 2800 Passes by Southern Parish
President Marriman of the Southern Parish issued orders to cancel the 2am annual interstate passes, a move affecting local officials who had issued them earlier this year. The action targets the previously arranged passes and reflects a broader policy shift within the parish.
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Bop
Francisco
Marriman
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