Renounces Bible Pastor Forkell Leaves Aurora Church
Rev. Wr Forkell of the People's church in Aurora Illinois announces he will resign on June 1 to become a broker and lead Duke Parson Co bond sales. He declares disbelief in the Bible Jesus Christ and future punishment, promoting pantheist views that God is in the universe and unfinished, with evolution as his method. He previously served as chaplain at Jackson penitentiary and as pastor in Green Bay.
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Chicago
Wr.Forkell
People's Church of
Aurora, Ill
Forkell
Duke Parson & Co
Jesus Christ
God
People’s Church of
Aurora
Jackson
Mich
Green Bay
Witness Testimony Sparks Laughter as Senate Probe Continues
The hearing reveals witness Dresser destroyed checks and records, confronting questions about $709 of a $2,200 expenditure while Stephenson funds surfaced. Senator Morris presses for dates amid claims of election fraud rumors and committee delays.
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Naéns
Morris
EU Laren
Tom
Dresser
Tontrol
Hig Failuire
Stephenson
Gating
Takea
St. Paul
Assemblymant P
Fready
Milwauke
Leach
Leneh
Land Office to Extend Force Against Northwestern Frauds
Washington D C March 41 Land Commissioner Dennett announces immediate funding and a field force expansion to combat fraud in the public domain. Two trained men will join the northwestern sites work this summer as part of the cleanup effort.
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Washington, D. C
Dennett
Land Office
Northness
Mateh
Simple Pine Cure for Coughs and Colds
A home remedy claims fastest relief for coughs. It uses granulated sugar syrup with Pinex, costing about 64 cents per pint and lasting a family long. The recipe blends sugar, water, and 2% oz Pinex in a bottle. take a teaspoonful every one to three hours as needed. Pinex, pine extract, is touted as a potent sedative and medicinal element.
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Norway
Stork Keeps Lead Over Grim Reaper in February Births
Health Officer Murphy reports February saw 30 births versus 43 in January with 27 male births. February deaths were 25, up from 19, including 11 male and 14 female. Despite June weddings, February had an unusual 17 marriages with 15 residents reported.
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Murphy Fos
Stork
Affinity Must Pay Divorce In Stirling Case
Lord Judge Guthria issued a supplemental ruling in the Stirling divorce. He granted Mrs. Clara Elizabeth Taylor Stirling reasonable access to the child, who yesterday was placed with the father, John Alexander Stirling. The judge ordered Stirling to pay his wife's expenses and that Lord Northland, named as co respondent, must cover the expenses of the wronged husband. Stirling appeals.
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Edinburgh
Guthria
Stirling
Clara
Elizabeth Taylor Stirling
John Alexander Stirling
Lord Northland
Postmaster Techarner Delivers at Local High School
Postmaster Techarner spoke at the High school this morning on the United States Postal service. The address drew approval and 616 people attended with 4 Tribune reporters recording it for publication. Techarner has addressed public and parochial schools, totaling about 4,010 children educated on postal populations.
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Techarner
United States
Puni
the Tribune
Tisharner
St. James
Skeleton Found While Digging Poledigs in De Soto Street
Two youths unearthed skull fragments and arm bone while digging for telephone poles in DeSoto village. Local chatter speculates the remains may belong to an early Indian inhabitant, with no confirmation yet.
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DE Soto Street
DeSoto
Sewer cave-in at Front and Wood streets claims two lives
Two Dearoes were killed and two white men injured when a sewer cave-in occurred at Front and Wood streets this morning in Hamilton Ohio. Authorities investigated the accident as work-related and awaited further details from city crews.
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Hamilton
O. Maret
Front
Woode Street
Local deputy named by chief in Milwaukee meeting
A deputy meeting in Milwaukee discussed legal advice on civil service law three weeks before the primary. Stone testified that it had long been customary for the game warden department to engage in politics, and he did not see it as improper. He recalled spending over 800 dollars during La Follette’s second campaign and could not remember the source of all funds.
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Fridley
Stone
Milwaukee
la Follette
la Folette
Speech Restores Judge Ulrich to Freedom after Ten Years
Former Judge John Ulrich of Plainfield New Jersey is freed after a decade in Morris Plains insane asylum. A Lincoln Birthday speech to doctors and guests impressed them, led to renewed reason, and set plans for his return to law practice. Ulrich, once a prominent lawyer Republican worker and state legislator, had been confined due to overwork-induced insanity.
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New York
John Ulrich
Plainfield
N. J
Morris Plains
Lincoln
Ulrih
Ulrich
12 ft Drifts Delay Traffic at Preston
A severe snow storm in Preston Minnesota created twelve foot drifts along the Preston Reag branch delaying the evening passenger by five hours. Crews cleared tracks with shovelers and the line between Harmony and Canton. Trains were expected to run nearly on schedule by today.
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Minn
Praston-Reag
Reno
Snaufer
Mullene
Shook
Marvin
WJ. Brennen
Drifhts
Harmony
Canton
Male Hats In Many Colors In New York
A Broadway haberdashery showcases a weekly color schedule for men hats each day from Monday’s purple to Sunday’s rainbow. A colorblind patron jokes about risking a fashion misstep amid the varied shades.
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New York
Child of American Duchess Dies in Paris
Paris reports the death of Francoia, Duke of Liancourt, the four year old son of Thike and Duchess de la Rochefaucauld, after a prolonged meningitis illness. The duchess was Miss Mattie Ichen, daughter of the late Senator Mitchell of Oregon, celebrated in Washington society before marriage.
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Paris
Francoia
Duke of
Liancourt
Thike
Duchess de la ‘Rochefaucauld
Mattie Ichen
Mitchell
Oregon
Washington
Conductors Spread Mumps Across Nine Counties
Epidemic mumps spread by streetcar conductors sickened at least 1,000 people across nine counties in Columbus Ohio. In Gillette Wyoming marshal Edward Smith, the armed peace officer, allegedly got the drop on Tr. Holcomb, a bartender, in a quarrel over a woman and is in custody facing a murder charge.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gillette
Wyo
Marshsl Edward Smith
Tr. Holcomb
Child Dies of Brain Fever in Dresbach Home
Elizabeth Gaskill seven months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Gaskill of Dresbach, died at home last night from brain fever. Funeral will be from Dresbach Methodist church with interment in Dresbach cemetery, Mrs Theodore Matstedt in charge.
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Frank Gaskill
Dresbach
Methodist
Theodore Matstedt
Cherge
Taft Cabinet Seen as Rich Man's Rule in Standard Oil Case
Girard Kansas reports Debs in a socialist campaign mood after the national election. Debs criticizes Taft's cabinet as pro wealth, predicting court-backed prosecutions will falter against trusts. He says the administration serves capital and will educate workers toward socialism.
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Kansas
Socialist Party Today
Iast
Wagena VY. Debs
J. Mahlen Barnes
Nebraska
Debs
Washington
Mr. Taft
Bryan
Wassington
Chicago
Diaz
Mexico
America
Steel Trust
Standard Oil
Erwetties
Falls Dead From Coupe To Roadway at Ask Creek
Bridgeport Connecticut reports A W Wallace a wealthy businessman found dead beside the road near Ask Creek after his carriage passed beyond his home. A passing observer halted the coachman and noted the coachman on the box. It is believed Wallace leaned from the window to watch the Sendur ance race from New York and was struck by a passing automobile, dying on the roadway.
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Bridgeport
Conn
A. W. Wallace
Ask Creek
Meadman
Wallace
New York
Chicago minister to be alderman
Chicago March 11 a split in the Third ward Republican ranks likely brings Rev Morton Culver Hartzell into the alderman race. Hartzell son of Bishop Hartzell of the Methodist church says he would run actively if the men who offered him the nomination consented.
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Chicago
Republican Party
Third Ward
Morton Culver Hartzell
Hishop Hartzell
Methodiat
Hartzell
Doles
Secretary of War Dickinson Heads to Washington for Cabinet Duties
In Chicago on March 12 Secretary of War Dickinson departed for Washington to assume his cabinet role. He has spent a week as guest of honor at numerous entertainments and reaffirmed that he remains a Democrat, while denying suggestions he plans to impede craft trade to the cabinet.
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Chicago
Dickinson
Washington
Kew Casket Wagon Debuts at Fessler & Dahl Funeral Home
Fessler and Dahl undertakers on South Third street received a new casket wagon from the James Cunningham company of Chicago. The wagon is innovative for its vehicles used in the trade and draws much admiration.
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Fessler & Dahl Undertakers
South Third Street
James Cunningham Company
Chincago
Robbers Target English Cleric in New York Collection Heist
Police hunt two masked men aided by galvers after they stole a collection from Rev. John O Neill an English clergyman in Manhattan. The robbery occurred on Thirty Ninth Street and Sixth Avenue as he was about to head to Hamilton.
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New York
Galvers
Sath
John O'Neill
Hamilton
Sixth Avenue
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