Local churches list Sunday services and programs
Numerous houses of worship across the city announce morning and evening services at 10:30 and 7:30 with Sunday schools at noon or 11:45, plus class meetings, prayer gatherings, Epworth leagues, Luther and Y M C A activities, and choirs. Names include Rev. John Smith Lowe, Rev. E W Blakeman, Rev. J L Panzlau, Rev. B C Brandenburg, Rev. C N Mobler, Rev. H G Magelsson, and Rev. J J Clemens among others, with locations on Eighth Cass King Ninth Main Seventh Ferry and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Universalist
St. Paul’s Universalist Church
Eighth and
Cass Streets
John Smith Lowe
First Methodist First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Eighth and King Streets
E .W. Blakeman
Madison
Epworth League
German Methodist German Methodist Church
Seventh and
Ferry Streets
J. L. Panzlau
B. C. Brandenburg
Episcopal Church
Christchurch
Ninth and
Main Streets
Episcopal
C. N. Mobler
Urquhart Cawiey
B. A
Calkin
Hadley
Barnby
First Baptist Church
Sixth Street
Main
King Streets
Colton Mission School
Young P*pie
R. E. Squires
Winona
First First Congregational Church
Seventh Streets
Henry Faville
Predale
C. E
German Baptist Church
Winnebago
E. Bergen
Emanuel Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Association
12Th and Vine
H. Etzelmueller
The
Young People’s Society
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
King Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Norwegian Lutheran
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Sixth
Division Streets
H. G. Magelsson
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Sir Lutheran
English Lutheran Church
West Avenue
J. J. Clemens
Luther League
Y. W
Cass Street
First Presbyterian Church
Sixth and
D. C
Grace Chapel School
Fine
Badger
Edward
Junior Christian Endeavor
Susie Campbell
Young People’s Society of C. E
Cass and
Fourth Streets
Ladies’ Society
A. C. Millington
South Sixteenth Street
Spiritualist Church
First Spiritual Church
Linker’s Hall
4Th and Main Streets
City Mission City Mission
North Third Street
Christian Workers
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Redfield Street
D. H. Rohrabaugh
Walter Harrington
Taft forces read out Senator Foraker in Ohio dispute
In Cincinnati on September 19 the Taft camp moves to repudiate Senator Foraker after Hearst charges. Taft plans to strike back and reshape the party, possibly eliminating Foraker from the National League of Republican Clubs convention program where he would preside and introduce Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Foraker
William R. Hearst
Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Cox
Taft Ohio
National League of Republican Clubs
Wife Beater Becomes Murderer at Montana Ranch
William McGann a rancher fifteen miles west of Billings Montana shot and fatally wounded his wife then killed himself after returning to the ranch following a prior beating conviction. Neighbors trapped the house and prevented escape as the man died by his own hand. The couple reportedly quarreled over jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
William McGann
McGann
Hund
Ori no Laxative Fruit Syrup advertisement claims
An advertisement by O. T. Erhart promotes Ori no Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild gentle remedy for chronic constipation. It asserts the product stimulates the liver and bowels, restores natural action, and does not nauseate or gripe, warning to refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orino
O. T. Erhart
Also Mentioned on This Page
People’s
Travelers’ Hall
Linker Building
Fourth and Main Streets
Senator Foraker
Wife Beater
la Crosse
Madam Conklin
Browning
Lion
E. E. Chaplin
Aaa
Astrachan