Arrest Alleged Bank Robbers in East St. Louis
Police arrested Pa ward Roach and Edward Mason, both claiming Chicago as home, after they were found near the Southern Minnesota National Bank on Main Street and Broadway. One man entered the door near the bank and escaped. the others were captured. Officers found a revolver and a putty knife on Mason, and notes say the suspects were sought after a possible explosion attempt. The capture sparked excitement as one suspect resembled a known bank robber, William Rudolph. The men claimed they were in St Louis for work and denied any robbery plan.
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Fast
Main
Otder
Mason
Uech
William Rudolph
Bat Eh Loula
Wearth
Thousand Slain by the Turks in Balkan Battle
A report from Smilovo recounts a Friday clash between Bulgarian insurgents and Turkish troops. About 1,000 insurgents were killed, with 2,000 insurgents routed from an entrenched position as six Ottoman battalions attacked. Turkish artillery opened heavy fire before the storming party’s assault.
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Salomon
Smilovo
Servet Pasha
Porte
Belgium
Armbnasadir
Constantinople
Uskub
Salonica
Grevewell
Saloni Fa
Rijeverda
Buda
Pesth
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Six Bandits Loot Rock Island Depot in Kansas
In McFarland Kansas at Rock Island depot six masked armed bandits forced entry early Friday. Conductor Monnehan and Night Watchman Charles Toler resisted but were beaten. Bandits rifled the depot and eating house, took money and valuables from several men, then locked workers in a refrigerator car before fleeing. Estimated loot includes about $150 in cash and watches.
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McFarland
Kan
Rock Island
Monnehan
Charles ‘Toler
Mongelian and Toler
Public Printer Defends Oath Order Amid Labor Tensions
Washington reports that the Public Printer said the oath of allegiance for all Government Printing Office employees was not a result of the bookbinders Union dispute with Assistant Foreman Miller. In Kansas City, the Democratic State Convention reaffirmed the Kansas City platform as Judge Sullivan was nominated for Supreme Justice and Populist nominees for state university regents were approved.
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Washington
Palmer
Ofce
Miller
Columbia
Neb
John J. Sullivan
Supreme Justice
Ncrmination
P. H. Thompson
W. C. Jones
E. C. Weber
Regenta
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State University
Committee On
Kansan
Powers Adjudged Guilty and Given Death Sentence
In Georgetown Kentucky ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers was found guilty of complicity in the Goebel murder plot. The jury sentenced him to death after a third trial, with Powers previously receiving life terms in earlier trials. The verdict caused great excitement among supporters of co defendants.
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Danville
Winfield Baker
Tuesaday
Agnault
Sherif Whitlock
Hakor
Salamans and Brown
Keestar
Ceorgetown
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Powers
Thorn
Ar Hite Goebel
Arthur Goebel
Cincinnal
Georgetown
Goebel
Tower
Renult
Nat Reanrt
Johnson Named By Acclamation
The Democratic State Convention in Columbus Ohio nominated Tom L Johnson for governor and a full ticket by acclamation after hours of opposition. Other nominees included Frank B Niles for lieutenant governor Edward J Domney for supreme judge Frank Monet for attorney general Charles A Kloobe for state treasurer J H Secrest for school commissioner T F B Jones for public works and John H Clarke for U S senator. Also noted was a Zimmermann faction withdrawal and a centenarian obituary for Catherine Hammond.
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Columbus
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Frank B. Niles
Toledo
Edward J. Domney
Cleemond
Frank Monet
Stato
Charles A. Kloobe
Wapakonetta
J. H. Secrest
Ottawa
Board of Public Works
T. 4
Zimmerman
Mitchell Tries to Avert a Strike
Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, met Friday with union and operator officials in secret talks to avert a strike by 10,000 Littimillions coal miners across Missouri, Kansas, and Arkansas. Negotiations, previously broken off, may yield a settlement soon as officials discuss pay, dead work, and pension terms amid a Western district wage base.
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Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Ofctals
Wreat
Operale
Mitchell
Trenanrer
W. B. Wilson
T .L. Lawid
Miners’ Union
Michels
Indiana
Baxis
Adviewa
Sis Pension
Reliance Defeats Shamrock II In Cup Race
Western flood updates focus on Kansas City and river rises. Unprecedented rain by Kansas and Missouri threaten bridges and mills. Relief crews plan to brace dykes and reroute traffic as water levels advance toward Lawrence and Manhattan.
Canal talks and crop losses dominate freighted week
A scrambled summary notes Senate committee amendments on canal terms with a French company linkage and U S completion conditions, alongside reports of a Panama canal route outcome. Separate dispatches cover a 10 000 ton crop shortfall in a Latin country and a $500 000 cloudburst damage tally in Kentucky, with military movements and brigade details from Springfield, Illinois.
Cass County Teachers Elect Officers in Virginia
Virginia Indiana: The Cass County Teachers Association elected officers on Thursday with Milam Alkire as president Parker of Ashland as vice president Mies Tate and Virginia Idtehfeld as secretary treasurer A freight wreck west of Big Four line dumped ten cars causing hours of delays and reroutes Evanaville Indiana reports a severe storm with wind damage including a hospital wall and chimney damaged by lightning.
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Virginia, al
The
Cass County Teachers’ Association
Milam Alkire
Prof. Parker
Ashland
Mies Tate
Virginia
Idtehfeld
Here
St. Louis
Evanaville
Ind
Indiana
Triplets Born to Farmersville Family in Illinois
Lusty triplets were born to Prof and Mrs J W Harp of Farmersville Illinois on August 25 two boys weighing 5 and 6 5 pounds and a girl weighing 6 pounds
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Farmersville
Farmersville, Ill
J. W. Harp
Orchid bulbs arrive from Manila for Fair exhibit in Tacoma
A consignment of orchid bulbs from Manila arrived in Tacoma via the Northern Pa elie Mher Victoria and will be sent to S J. Louis for exhibition at the Fair. In Texarkana Dowle County Texas held a Prohibition election Thursday with Prohibitionists winning by about 200 votes.
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Charteston
Lotia
Old Beth
Tacoma
Wash
Victoria
Orient
Manilla
S J. Louis
Texarkana
Ark
Dowle County
Texas
Governor Yates Honors Kansas Requisition for Wartrick Return
Springfelds Governor Yates issued a requisition to Kansas authorities for the recapture of Fred Wartrick alias Walter Wartrick, sought in Cowley County Kansas on an assault charge. In Teavenworth two prisoners Paul Hampel and James Meese escaped the Kansas Penitentiary Friday evening, with guards in hot pursuit.
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Springfeld
Yates
Kansas
Cowley County
Fred Wartrick
Walter Wartrick
Teavenworth
Kan
Paul Hampel
James Meese
Kansas Penitentiary
Hone
Wind storm damages Beaver City area and church
A severe wind storm struck Beaver City Nebraska on Thursday causing extensive damage in town and surrounding areas. The Methodist church suffered partial wreckage along with several residences sustaining harm.
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Beaver City
Neb
Floods Hit Burlington and Surrounding Area
Heavy rain drenched Burlington Iowa and nearby counties with the worst downpour of the season. Rivers surged, many small bridges washed out, and crops suffered extensive damage across the region.
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Burlington
Miss Sarah Gardner Returns from India Missionary Work in Catskills
New York reports Miss Sarah F. Gardner, who spent 24 years representing the Woman's Union Missionary Society in India, has returned after a month abroad. She traveled to the Catskills following her long service overseas.
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New York
Sarah F. Gardner
India
Woman's Union Missionary Society
The
Catskills
National News Dealers Convention Adjourns in New York
The twenty first annual convention of the National Association of News Dealers Booksellers and Stationers of the United States adjourned Thursday to convene next year in St Louis.
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New York
National Association of News Dealers, Booksellers and Stationers of the
United States
St. Louis
Yachts Fail to Finish as Time Expires in Cup Race
In New York the fourth America’s Cup race ends without finish as Reliance trails Shamrock III by two miles near the finish with Shamrock III on the horizon. Time limit of five and one half hours expired, declaring the race off. Omaha governor A J Pearman dies in Nebraska.
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New York
Shamrock Ir
Herseif
Sandy Hook
Reliance
Hirsten
Shamrock IL
Columbia
Shamrock II
Singer Atickers
Rollance
Shamrock
Helianet
Shamrock III
The Philistine Invasion and Saul's Struggles
Analyzes Saul's defeat near Gilgal after Baal and Amalekite conflicts, detailing his leadership failures and the near ruin of Israel. Notes two key tasks for Saul, obedience to God and proper guidance, and argues his downfall stemmed from lacking faith and priestly fidelity.
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Israel
Saul
Citeah
Jerusalem
Kiore
Bam
Eder
Walpenan
Rumvel
Mt Gillte
Amade
Dinwid
Wim
Sam
Lirgel
Cambridge
Jabeeteilead
Jabh Gilead
Ma Veh
Teileahan
Chatwater
Dove and Olive Branch Symbol in Noah Story
The passage recalls Noah sending a white dove from the ark, which returns with an olive branch signaling God's wrath subsiding and peace returning to the earth, and likens the dove to purity and virtue knocking at every heart bearing peace.
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Noah
Herynouth
God's Ministers and the Wind of the Spirit
A sermon urges that God delivers grace through anonymous agents not only the cultured or famous. It argues that openings in faith determine spiritual inflow and calls believers to vast heart openings so the Spirit can blow across others, guiding mortal and spiritual revivals.
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Luke KE. Wright
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Board of Regents
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Edward Nathan Burton
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Fifth Infantry
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Manila
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Omaha, Neb
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Territorial
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