Crow Chiefs Converted to Christian Faith at Kansas Church
Special service in Wichita at First Baptist featured Crow leaders Are-ce-tsee-ish and Moch-a-wash in native regalia testifying to conversion. Rev. Petzold described mission work among Crows at Lodge Grass, noting the tribe’s dire population decline from tuberculosis and disease. The chiefs spoke of love for all and embraced the Christian path amid a heat filled Kansas summer.
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Wichita
Kas
First Baptist Church
Siouk
Kansas
W. A. Petzold
Petwold
Ula
Petzold
Lodge Grasy
Lower
Montana
Wyoming
Petaabl
Hev
J'etzeld
Dirmewhg
Willy
Nazarene
Metualdanteu
Minawif
Weak Stomach and Nervous System Remedies
A claim that stomach weakness stems from overworked nerves and that Dr Miles Restorative Nervine strengthens nerve tissue to improve digestion. The advertorial text asserts Nervine calms inflammation and heals membranes, with anecdotal testimony from James & Hart of Detroit and a claim of a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Nervine
Miles Servine
James & Hart
Detroit
Mich
Mites
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Death of Dr William Fleury Locke Ohio Pioneer Preacher
In Youngstown Ohio the death of Dr William Fleury Locke a leading Ohio preacher is noted. He was born in Baltimore years ago and served with honor a long term in the Methodist Episcopal church. For years he led President McKinley’s Canton church.
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William Henry Locks
Wiliam Fleury Locke
Youngstown
Ohio
Haltimore
Mukinley
Canton
Modest American Matron Sat Five Hours at Cleveland Depot
Mrs. Booker T. Washington travels north this month and drew attention as a well educated, modest American matron. She chairs five hundred Negro girls at Tuskegee, loves teaching, and spoke of the challenges for married women returning to teaching. Washington defends her husband’s fundraising for a greater cause amid public scrutiny.
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Cleveland
Tuskegee
Bewker T. Washington
Ala
Washington
Chisk College
Owen
Lve
Hooker Washington
Mya. Washington
Tuskegee School
Oldest U S man set for hanging in Montana
RUSTE Mont June 2 The oldest person to be hanged in the United States to date will die in July in Miles Fuller a 70 year old prospector. Fuller was convicted of murdering Scary Gallahan after a failed poisoning attempt and a later shooting. He believed Gallahan robbed his sluice boxes but the trial showed another man was the thief.
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Ruste
Mont
Tegally
Miles Fuller
Fuller
Scary Gallahan
Gillahan
Police Kill Strike Victim In Chicago Incident
One more man dies amid the teamsters strike in Chicago as Policeman Peter ONeill shoots Joven Sleeting, a striking worker, after an attempted arrest near a rear shelter where bystanders drank beer and hurled stones at passing riders.
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Scripps-R.ae Press Association
Chicago
James
Teamsters
Peter Oneill
Joven Sleeting
Uutch
Sakion
Malta Vita health food ad from early period
An advertisement extols Malta Vita as the best health food made from wheat, steamed and dried for crisp texture and high malt extract. It claims easy digestion, strong nourishment, and benefits for digestion, red blood, and bone and muscle, touting minimal moisture and air tight packaging.
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Stas
Malta
Vita
Sun Bicycle Contest Promises Prize For Sun Subscribers
In Indianapolis a Sun promotion offers a free $30 Adlake Bicycle to any person who secures 40 new Sun subscribers by September 1, 1905. No money changes hands. entrants collect signatures, submit blanks, and the prize is awarded once the 40 names are verified.
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Indianapolis
The
Sun
Fauber
Chicago
Garford
the Sun
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