Eight Bishops Are Consecrated At General Conference
At Baltimore on June 4 Bishop Henry W. Warren acted as chief consecrator placing hands on Rev. Dr. William F. Anderson of New York to ordain him bishop. The Lyric filled with delegates and guests as twelve bishops elect and officers proceeded through the solemn rite.
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Henry W. Warren
Dr. W. F. Anderson
Baltimore
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
William F. Anderson
New York
Bussock
Ucce
Wiliam F. Anderdon
Newport
John L. Nudson
Berea
Willam A. Queyls
Chicago
Charles L. Smith
Pittsburg
Wilsam
Lawis
Sioux City
B. Edwin H. Hughes
Greencastle, Inc
Robert McIntyre
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank M. Bristol
Washington
Warren
Goodsell
Wamed
Rishans Goodsell
Monreand Warren
Walden
Cincinnati
Mallalley
Aubyradate
Mass
Cranston
Anderson
Bashford
Shanghai
Ching
Marion Nelley
Slayer on Retina Hears Murder Theory at River Find
Coroner Streaper Sunday voiced belief the unidentified woman found in the Mississippi near hare Thursday was murdered. Postmortem shows no water in lungs, though body in water weeks. neck broken. Photographer and coroner cite a bearded man’s face in a retina plate, to aid investigation. Cleveland Homecoming: Grover Cleveland returned to Princeton from Lakewood, escorted by Mrs. Cleveland and a physician. journey slow, family says he is improving.
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Alton
Til
Streaper
Misslaalpot
Hare
Stroeper
Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Lakewood
Mr. Cleveland
King Gustave of Sweden Tours Berlin With Kaiser
King Gustave of Sweden and the queen visited Berlin on Sunday, greeted by the emperor and royal family. Guarded by troops along the route to the castle, the royal party received enthusiastic salutes amid ceremonial displays. Found Dead in Sleeping Car in Pa June 1 J F Hanson US consular agent at Nuevitas was found dead on a Pullman car near Union Station in Pittsburgh Death attributed to heart disease He was about 42 and en route to Washington from Chicago.
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Sweden
Kaiser
Berlin
Gustave
Fltteberg
J. F. Hanson
United States
Nuevitas
Perth
Union Station
Washington
Chicago
Boy Aeronaut Drowns After Parachute Descent
Frederick L. Wood, a 31-year-old aeronaut from New Haven, plunged into the Passaic River near Nutley while descending from a 4000 foot drop and waving an American flag. A puff of wind wrapped the flag around his legs, hindering his escape. by late afternoon his body had not been found.
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New York
Hillside Pork
Passaic
N.J
Frederick L. Wood
New Haven
Nutley
Wood
Samuel Whitlow Freed in Moran murder case
York Kansas June 1 a jury acquitted Samuel Whitlow of murdering Miss May Sapp on September 27 1907 after a 38 hour deliberation. Miss Sapp daughter of J N Sapp a Moran farmer and niece of Col William Sapp. Whitlow former schoolmaster had alleged an encounter with her and claimed she killed herself in the yard.
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York
Kan
Samuel Whitrow
May Sapp
Miss Sapp
J. N. Sapp
Moran
Col
William Sapp
Whitlow
Uttle
Whittow
Bills Sapp
Sapp
Bereett
Restore Senator Gore Vision With Eye Operation
Washington reports that Senator Thomas P Gore of Oklahoma will travel to New York with his wife for a delicate eye operation. The procedure aims to restore partial sight and could allow him to dimly distinguish objects if successful, though failure would leave no further hope for vision.
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Washington
Thomas P. Gore
Oxlahigze
Himdoesa
Shocking murder in Paris shocks art world
Parla reports a brutal murder in a Paris residence where painter Adolphe Steinheit and his mother in law were found strangled. The house was ransacked and Steinheit's wife, gagged and bound, identified two men and a woman, with the woman possibly a model employed by her husband.
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Parla
Adolphe Steinheit
Train Hela Up by Boys in Great Falls
Three youths pulled a north bound Great Northern train at the stock yards near the city Saturday night. A fourth teen admits aiding in planning and received a prison sentence. The four have caused police great confusion as details unfold.
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Great Falls
Mont
Great Northern
Yaqui Peace Terms End Long Struggle in Mexico
Yaqui nation agrees to unconditional submission to Mexican government after decades of guerrilla warfare. Conference in Bacatete mountains leads to terms demanding disarmament, protection of rights, and phased resettlement under government aid. Chief Bull, later known as Read Luis Bule, accepts plan with ratification set for June 15. Also notes Louis Bendorf death by carbonic acid in St Louis.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Mex
Spain
Républc
Mexico
Bacalote
Querter
Goth Eldes
Jon
Indiana
Porfirio Diazco
Republic
Southwest
Sam Brannen
Brannen
Luis Bule
Bacetete
Jose Gonzales Salas
Bull
Tres
Bole
Salha
Fairbanks Comes Home To Indianapolis After Visit
Washington June 1 Vice-President and Mrs Charles W Fairbanks departed the capital at 2 40 p m Sunday for Indianapolis Indiana They will reside at their home there indefinitely
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Fairbanks
Washington
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Ind
Rumor of Vaderland Wreck in North Sea Dense Fog
Brussels dispatch cites a rumor that the Red Star steamship Vaderland with about 1000 passengers aboard was wrecked in the North Sea amid thick fog. Lloyds does not confirm. No official reports or confirmations reached New York by Sunday night. Vaderland had been due from Antwerp May 20 and was not yet reported.
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Paris
Petit Journal
Brussels
Red Star
Vaderland
North Sea
Lloyds
Dover-Ostend
Goodwin Sands
New York
Underland
Internatonal Mercantile Marine Company
Red Star Line
Red Star Line Company
Antwerp
Dover
Loanda
Earthquake Shocks Allentown on June Day
Allentown PA was jolted by a strong earth tremor at 12 42 pm Sunday shaking buildings rattling windows and toppling chimneys. Authorities and residents reported no fires or explosions despite rumors of powder mill blasts and boiler explosions. the city experienced a similar seismic disturbance 24 years ago.
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Allentown
Poonte
Variqua
Expio
Currency Commission Meets For First Organization
Washington June 1 the currency commission appointed by Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon held its initial meeting. The session focused on organization with plans discussed and a promise of thorough currency and banking analysis if Aldrich’s proposed outline is perfected by the panel. Aldrich was named chairman and Vreeland vice chairman, honoring the bill’s coauthors as officers.
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Washington
Currency Commission
Fairbanka
Cannon
Aldrich-Vreeland
Aldrich
Sach
Vreeland
Inwwader Wollen
Browning, St. Louis Leader, Dies at 57
J M Browning longtime St Louis industrial leader and president of Western Anthracite Coal and St Louis & O Fallon Hallway died Sunday night at 57. He was a prominent local businessman with extensive interests in the St Louis area.
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S T. Louis
J. M. Browning
Western Anthracite Coal Company
St. Louis
Roosevelt Signs Currency Bill Ending Filibuster Night Session
Washington June 1 Roosevelt signed the currency bill after a lunchtime filibuster collapse. Aldrich pushed the roll call as Gore and La Follette failed to block passage. Senate 43 to 22 with Democrats solidly opposed. The Sixtieth Congress adjourned, completing big supply measures and the omnibus public building bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Wilson
Chicago
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Senator Stone
Gore
Dater
Mr. la Follette
Aldrich
Lonelness
la Follette
Stone
Senate
Brown
Borah
Tourne
Hoypura
Kittridge
Ageloet
Congress
Taft
Depew
Beveridge
House
Capitol
Loth
Root
Garfield
Helpfully Advice From Mrs Pinkham Letter for Sick Women
A persuasive plea encourages women to write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham in Lyons Massachusetts. The letter promises confidential guidance drawn from years of correspondence with sick women and claims to reveal knowledge beyond doubt about their conditions.
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Mis
Pinkham
Lyon
Mass
For- Pbs
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient
A letter from Mrs Norman R Barnett of Allen Town Pa reports relief from organic disturbance and female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes years of headaches and nervousness, and credits the remedy with restoring health and prompting her to tell friends.
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Norman R. Barnett
Allentown
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Syell
Facts for sick women Lydia Pinkham remedy
For thirty years Lydia K Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for female ailments. It has helped thousands troubled by displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities periodic pains backache bearingdown feelings flatulency indigestion dizziness or nervous prostration.
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Lydia K. Pinkham
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