Church notices and listings of local services
Local churches across the city announce Sunday services at various venues including Norwegian Lutheran at Sixth and Division, Emanuel Evangelical Association at 12th and Vine, Christian Science on King Street, German Baptist at Seventh and Winnebago, Y M C A at 425 King Street, and the People's Sunday School in Travelers' hall. Also listed are Spiritualist and City Mission services with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Sixth
Division Streets
H. G. Magellson
Emanuel Evangelical Association
Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Association
12Th and
Vine
H. Etzelmueller
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
King Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
German Baptist
German Baptist Church
Seventh and
Winnebago Streets
E. Bergen
Oliver J. Ash
People’s
People’s Sunday School
Travelers’ Hall
Linker
Spiritualist Church
First Spiritual Church
Linker’s Hall
Main Streets
Frank T. Ripley
Episcopal Church
Christchurch
Ninth and Main Streets
Episcopal
C. N. Moler
Brauhart Cawley
Marston
the Father
Main
King Streets
Colton Mission School
Cass Street
German Methodist Church
Seventh
Ferry Streets
Panzlau
M. E
Rev
Churches Publish List Of Services And Schedules
A long notice lists multiple worship services for English Lutheran West Avenue M E Westminster Presbyterian West Avenue M E First Congregational St Pauls Universalist First Methodist Episcopal Christchurch Episcopal First Baptist German Methodist and related activities with pastors and times. It notes Sunday school times Epworth leagues and evening programs across several churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Lutheran
English Lutheran Church
West Avenue
Ferry Streets
J. J. Clemens
Luther League
Constantine
Charlemagne
Sons of Bosor
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Redfield Street
D. H. Rohrabaugh
C. E
Walter Harrington
M. E
Mississippi Street
W. P. Cunningham
Epworth League
Woard
Brotherhod
St. Paul
First Congregational First Congregational Church
Main
Seventh Streets
Henry Faviile
Pest
Messrs
A. M. Ivey
J. P. Bird
John Brindley
Vesper Choir
St. Paul's Universalist
St. Paul's Universalist Church
Fidth
Cass Streets
John Smith Lowe
First Methodist First Methodist Episcopal
Eighth and
King Streets
D. W. Couch
D. D
New York City
Boxing May Stop in Milwaukee Wisconsin
Milwaukee officials order an investigation into boxing conditions after clergy and citizens complained. Governor Davidson directs review with possible suppression if reports justify action. Clergy had pressed for measures last spring but paused as season ended. now agitation resumes with sheriff and district attorney asked to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Davidson
C. R B. Willis
Young Men's Christian Association
Sheriff Knell
McGovern
La Crosse Baseball Prospects Under Draft Season
President John Elliott doubts any La Crosse players will be drafted as major leagues begin September 15 and run through October 15. He notes many top players have already joined bigger leagues, with several headed to the American Association. Elliott awaits further notices for the St. Paul Gophers and expects advertising material soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elliott
la Crosse
American Association
Elliott
St. Paul Gophers
Sprained Ankle Relief Promised by Liniment
A sprained ankle commonly disables for a month but Chamberlains Liniment, used as directed, may cure in under a week. The ad touts its effectiveness for sprains bruises and rheumatism, promising prompt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Boy Fights Rooster In Waterloo Yard Tale
In Waterloo area a three year old boy, son of Clarence Palmer, fought a rooster at Charles City. The fowl pecked toward the boy’s eye, but the child struck with his fists. Help arrived just in time to prevent serious eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Clarence Palmer
Charles City
Brothers of the Wheel and a Boy at Ally Sloper's
A brief comic exchange shows a small boy with washing for the owner of a large motor car near Ally Sloper's. The boy suggests it is about time to light up, reflecting lighthearted street dialogue of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov’nor
Sloper
Foraker Prepares Detailed Reply to Roosevelt and Taft
In Cincinnati on Sept 26 Foraker plans a lengthy public statement to answer charges by President Roosevelt. He intends to attack Roosevelt and Taft and will recount his career as a Standard lawyer, arguing his work was legal and honorable through a sequence of letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Foraker
Roosevelt
Taft
Fire conditions improve in Calumet as rains quell fires
Rains last night quenched forest and bush fires across the area. Delta county danger to villages diminishes as conditions improve. copper district fires burned out and danger there nears end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Mich
Delta County
Hail Wipes Out 2000 Acres Of Grapes In Pasadena
A severe hail storm damaged over 2000 acres of wine grapes in Pasadena, reducing the crop by about 75 percent. The lowlands were flooded and losses run into thousands of dollars. F B Ross of the Mount Wilson Hotel suffered a head injury from the hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
F. B. Ross
Mount Wilson Hotel
Editor Arthur Thorne Dies in Hartford Heart Failure
Arthur Thorne a prominent young newspaper man and former editor of the Hartford Herald died at his parents home in Hartford from heart failure. He was the son of Albion W. and Mrs. Thorne, pioneers of Minnehaha county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Arthur Thorne
Hartford Herald
Hartford
Albion W. Thorne
Minnehaha County
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Dorit
U Egold
Washburn-Crosby Co
City Mission City Mission
North Third Street
Christian Workers’ Meeting
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Sixth and King Streets
D. C
Weber
Sohmer
F. Leithold
Jacob Reuter
Reuter
Watterson
South Fourth Street
Wis
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Brothers of the Wheel
Reitzel’s
London
Karl G. Kurtenacker
Escert Reitzel’s ‘Sshion
WM. Whyte
Canadian Pacific
Strie
C. T. Erhart
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