Vaudeville at Central Baptist Draws Crowds in New York
In New York on November 6 Rev Frank M. Gawlehild of Central Baptist Church introduces vaudeville into services to attract parishioners. Miss Ethel Palmer and Chas. Wold perform sacred music with a piano and musical glasses, drawing mixed reactions from congregants as the church seeks to reach people beyond preaching.
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New York
Peank M. Gawlehild
Central Baptist Church
Ila City
Vauiaville
Goodchild
Ma Church
Swhich
Ethel M. Palmer
Vaudevie
Mircette
Chas
Wold
Too Much for Them in Whitewell Election
Whitewell correspondent reports a very light election turnout as voters struggled with marking ballots under the Australian method. Some cast for governor, others for all on the ticket, while some abstained, citing confusion and unfamiliar polling stalls. An 85 year old resident sought accountability for the changes.
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Whitewell
Tha ‘Shange
Whitwell
Sequaches (Tenn
Boy Governor Higgins Targets Aldrich in RI Race
Rhode Island elects James Henry Higgins a 30 year old Pawtucket reformer known as the Boy Mayor. He attacks Nelson W. Aldrich and his allied machine, vows to use office to disrupt corruption, push public ownership for utilities, and rely on public opinion for support.
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Marlen BE. Pew
Providence
R. 1
Navy
Arto Rhode
Rhodie
James Henry Higgins
Nelson W. Aldrich
Clect Higgins
Brown University
Washington
Higgins
Ithede Island
House of Representatives
Pawtucket
Blossoma
Unelz Sam
New England
Aldrich Io
Senate
Aldrich
Simmy
Rhode Island
Union
Ely
He Ysorth
Ives
Made Fire Like the Men In Monkey Trike
A pet monkey named Mike escaped and caused a fire at the Landgraf Building office of Dr. W. Hampton Caldwell Sunday afternoon. The animal, chained to a palm, mimicked workers striking matches and ignition with sticks, igniting a waste basket and damaging clothing from Ike Bettman’s store. Estimated losses reached about 200. Firefighters contained the blaze with no further details on origin.
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Mike
W. Hampton Caldwell
Landgraf
Ike Bettman
Maemchusetta Ave
White Man Auctioned Under Vagrancy Law in Kentucky
A white man named Dock Auberty, who refused to work, will be auctioned to a purchaser for nine months under the state vagrancy law. The sheriff plans the sale this week in Izabethtown Kentucky after Auberty's conviction last week.
SAD THANKSGIVING VISIT ENDS IN TRAGIC LOSS
Mr and Mrs George Wilson went to Washington N to visit their son F W Wilson but their trip was marred by the sudden death of their granddaughter Bissle Luelle Wilson aged percent years who died the morning after arrival. The grandfather is connected with the Sun office staff.
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George Wilson
F. W. Wilson
Washington, N
Bissle Luelle Wilson
Washington
Wilson
Voliva Threatens Split to Form New Movement
In Chicago on an early November Sunday Overseer Voliva told followers he plans to leave Zion City and reorganize Zion. He claimed divine appointment, saying he is chosen by God and will remove opponents by divine will amid opposition to his plan.
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Seeline
Chicago
Alon City
Voliva
Lon Hy
Ims
Zlon
God
Jean Emly
Donations at Saks Store for Home for the Friendless
The board of managers of the Home for the Friendless and the Aged will be at Saks Clothing store on Washington and Pennsylvania avenues all day Tuesday to receive Thanksgiving donations and contributions for the institution.
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SAKS
the Home For the Friendless and the Aged
Saks Clothing
Washington and
Pennsylvanias
Death of G W Campbell in Bloomington
George W. Campbell died suddenly of heart trouble yesterday morning after arriving home from French Lick. He was a wealthy Bloomington merchant with a large store and extensive land holdings.
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G. W. Campbell
Bloomington
Ind
George" W. Campbell
French Link
Regret No Alterations to Roosevelt Stand by Allen Temple
Cincinnati Ohio November 3 The collapsed congregation of Allen temple adopted resolutions upholding President Roosevelt and his stance on dismissing members of the Twenty fifth infantry The resolutions were lengthy and passed without a dissenting vote
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Cincinnati
Allen Temple
Caruso to Appear in New York Court Hearing
Signor Caruso, the tenor convicted of annoying women in Central Park, prepared to appear Wednesday night as his appearance was set to vindicate his truth. He stated he had no intention of avoiding his opening appearance and addressed the court.
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Caruso
SicRne Preas Association
New York
Signor Cerys
Central Park
Large Church Revival Draws Crowd and Converts
Evangelist Charles Reign Scoville led a Sunday revival to a large audience at the Thirteenthat Armory. The meeting yielded six percent conversions and a collection of 148 dollars to fund the series. The sermon titled Weighed in the Lord's Balance and Found Wanting urged temperance and unity in couples joining church.
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Charles Reign Scoville
Death at Indianapolis soap factory claims Fred Held
Deputy coroner Hart McClure ruled Fred Held at a Milwaukee area soap plant on Washington Street died suddenly likely from heart trouble. The 60 year old worker had been employed there and was found unresponsive at his station. Funeral plans were not released.
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Fred Held
Idianapolla
Washington St
Hart McClure
M. Held
Held
Ohtost
Vessels Wrecked by New Pacific Currents Reported
Special to The Sun in Honolulu reports Pacific Ocean currents have reversed due to April and May earthquakes. The change has wrecked ships including the Maer Blan shila, with vessels wandering off course. Commander W J Peters of the Galilee led a magnetic survey to confirm the currents caused recent Pacific wrecks. The Galilee used a specially devised instrument to measure magnetic currents with high accuracy.
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Sun
Honolulu
HBL
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
United States
Oriental
W. J. Péters
Galles
San Diero
Cal
Galilee
Oas Bridge
Kish
Electricity May Read Minds Says S.F. Scientists
Special to The Sos. San Francisco researchers claim a new electrical method can gauge emotions and thoughts by measuring body currents. Dr. Albert J. Addins and Dr. Marc A. Lewis describe a test using twin platinum electrodes and a copper wire to transmit body signals. They report wall charges reaching seven to six miles on a Weston galvanometer, suggesting a way to interpret soul waves though details remain experimental and unproven.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Bbs
Tao Si Francisco Scientisigs
Abbert J. Addins
Marc A. Lewis
Tiere
Walla
Mey
Wensea
Church Dedication Promises Ongoing Services and Speakers
First Baptist Church opens new Vermont and Merthanste building with a total cost of 141973 and a near 7000 remaining to complete payment. Dedication day drew over 1000 attendees as morning services began, with continuous events through Friday and an interdenominational night Monday. Speakers include Rev Ab hert Huristone Charles B Newnan Harvey Blunt and others. A H Godard will also address. The event features multiple congregations and announced addresses from various ministers. An old nun’s remedy ad appears in the same column.
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First Baptist Chorch
Arthur Jordan
Vermont
Merthanste
Huristone
Charles B. Newnan
Harvey Blunt
M. L. Haines
Lament
A. H. Godard
The
ML Gay
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