Confidence in Pastor Goodell Amid Bishop Candidacy Controversy
New York May 25 Rev Dr Charles L Goodell pastor of Calvary Methodist church received loud demonstrations of confidence from over a thousand congregants after Sunday services. The church board issued a statement protesting the unjust attacks tied to his bishop candidacy and asserting Goodell’s absolution in divorce proceedings. Baltimore conference coverage notes multiple ministers suffer from circulating stories. Goodell’s case is highlighted as the most pronounced.
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Charles L. Goodell
Calvary Mathodiat Church
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Dr. Goodell
Goodell
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Calvary Church
Methodist Entecopal General Conference
William A. Quayle
Joseph Bingeley
Minneapolis
Alngeiey
George P. Eckman
St. Paul's Church
Lightning Kills Golfer in St Louis Storm
W H Howard, a wealthy St Louis commission merchant and Glen Echo Golf Club member, was struck by lightning while taking shelter under a tree during a heavy electrical rain storm Sunday afternoon. He died instantly as the storm swept over the city.
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W. H. Howard
Nehalng
Deep Waterway Convention Set for Chicago in October
Secretary W F Raunders of the Luokes to the Gulf Deep Waterway association announces the third annual convention to be held in Chicago October 5 7 and 8. The Luokes headquarters in St Louis expects more than 2500 delegates to attend from across the region.
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W. F. Raunders
Luokes-to-the Gulf Deep Waterway Association
Chicago
Atlantic battleship fleet visits Seattle and plans parade
The Atlantic battleship fleet remains in Seattle amid rain and civic entertainment. Senior officers toured Snoqualmie Falls, naval visitors dined with locals, and Friday hosts included university students and bluejackets. A Monday banquet and Tuesday parade were planned, with coal cost estimates for the world cruise pegged at about 5.06 million dollars.
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Priest Stabbed in Church in Salisbury Missouri
In Salisbury Missouri on a Sunday morning Rev Joseph F Lubeley pastor of St Josephs Catholic Church was stabbed twice by Joseph Schuette a farmer believed demented. The attack occurred as 4000 worshippers looked on with Mrs Barbara Ginter and Julia Gates thwarting a third strike. Schuette was overpowered and jailed.
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Joseph F. Lubélay
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Chureh
Joseph Schuetle
Here
Lubeley
Schiette
Barbara Ginter
Julia Gates
Schuette
Whitmore On Trial For Wife Murder In New Jersey
Five months after Christmas night killing of Helena Whitmore in Harrison New Jersey Theodore S Whitmore husband of the murdered woman stands trial in Newark N J Charged with murder Prosecutor Pierre Gar yen cites circumstantial evidence Whitmore's attorney promises a strong alibi and says acquittal is likely
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Harrison
N. J
Helena Whitmore
Theodore S. Whitmore
Workan
Newark
Whitmore
Pierre Gar Yen
Bloody wedding riot in Fairmont mining town shocks region
A wedding celebration at Thoburn near Fairmont West Virginia triggered a riot early Sunday. One man Mihal Leder a miner aged ? was shot through the head and killed. Two police officers and twelve foreigners were wounded in the unrest.
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Fairmont
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Thoburn
Mihal Leder
Texas Storm Sweeps State and Floods Oklahoma
A sweeping Texas storm caused catastrophic floods across the state from Panhandle to gulf, with Trinity River floods in Fort Worth area killing several, displacing thousands, and halting trains and gas supplies. Oklahoma reports widespread rainfall, rail delays, and gas cutoff. Guthrie, Tulsa, and Muskogee face record floods and business disruption.
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Russian Revolutionists Convicted at St Petersburg Court Martial
May 25 report that 11 revolutionists including four women faced trial. Four were sentenced to death, six to penal servitude, and one was acquitted. In related dispatch, a Russian military train to Gen Swarski’s forces in Persia was derailed by obstruction, injuring many.
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Tiflis
Swarski
Persia
League Baseball Results From National and Minor Leagues
Sunday games across National League American Association Central League Three League Western League totals show Chicago New York Cleveland and others scoring multiple runs with varied innings. Standouts include Columbus Louisville and Milwaukee against key opponents. several games went long with high scores and a few innings noted.
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Oe Ag
Denver
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Monica
Peter Dailey Dies After Playing Through Illness
Chicago reports Peter F. Dailey a famed comedian died of pneumonia at noon Saturday in his Auditorium Annex apartments. He stayed on stage during a 104 degree fever on opening night of Joe Weber's Mery Widow company, then fell ill and never recovered. In New York Boyd Putnam, leading man for Lil Nap Russell, died Sunday at his brother in law’s Irvington home from Bright’s disease after a nervous breakdown.
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Peter F. Dailey
Auditorium Annex
Joe Weber
Mery
Bright
Gen
Jerael Putnam
Fatal street car collision kills salesman on Sacramento
Two crowded streetcars on Sacramento street at the foot of Anteep hill collided near noon Sunday in San Francisco. Henry qizer, a traveling salesman, died and about 20 others were injured, with one fatal and several serious. Most injured were taken to St. Francis hospital where all but a child are expected to recover. A Devisadero street car ran out of control and struck the Sacramento car as it curved onto Devisadero. Liberian delegation from the west coast of Africa seeks counsel and aid from Secretary Root in Washington.
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Henry Qizer
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Conault Root
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America
Murderer Kessler Ends Life After Doane Killing
In New York on May 25 Lipman Kessler, who fled after fatally shooting Nina E B Doane in her Brooklyn grandmother’s home, killed himself on Fulton Street early Sunday by a self-inflicted gunshot to the breast.
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Nina EB. Doane
Brooklyn
Lipman Kessler
Fulton Street
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Murder Charge In Hortonville Widow Case
A dead body identified as Mia Carrie Shaw, a wealthy Hortonville widow, was found badly mutilated. Charles Abrams of New London was arrested after District Attorney Rooney ordered his detention. Abrams claimed surprise at the death and said he left Mrs Shaw safely at the depot in Hortonville.
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Mia
Carrie Shaw
Shaw
Northern Wisconsin Flood Strikes Mellen and Alma
A violent rainstorm flooded northern Wisconsin causing the Mellen dam to fail cutting off communication between sections. The Italian quarter faced evacuations as floods drowned stock and bridges failed. The power plant was destroyed leaving the city in darkness for days. In Alma a thunderstorm struck farms, killing many horses and damaging barns.
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Mellen
Ashland County
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Sear Cochrane
Pleada Not Gulley Hall Claire in Saloon Ordinances
Plea of not guilty entered by Martin Matteson after arrest at helm. bail set at 1000 dollars. Chippewa Falls considers four strict saloon ordinances to close by 1 6 p m and require screens during closing hours. Coroner probes Muskego infanticide. infant body found in a creek. Kenosha stages play The Timber Thief about Gov Johnson s election. reception ends abruptly. Fond du Lac man jailed 30 days after ether recovery. La Crosse names P H Hough chief train dispatcher. Hayward forest fires damage property of North Wisconsin Lumber and Garrick. Racine notes death of horseman Voloey J Rassinger, 71. Eau Claire contemplates steamboat service on the river.
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Dr. Philips
Martin Matteson
Helm
Borgina Olen
Matteson
Typhoid Cases Rise in Sheboygan Waterborne Outbreak
Dr John Tasche reports three new typhoid cases in Sheboygan, all linked to city water and serious. Separate note: tulip beds citywide are being robbed, numerous patches torn from the ground, police urged to investigate amid growing complaints.
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Sheboygan
John Tasche
Gallantry at the car door as Warry assists distressed woman
In a chivalrous gesture Warry William offers to escort a visibly upset woman home after an inferred dispute with her lover, addressing her with concern and politeness. The scene underscores midroom manners and public courtesy in a tense moment.
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Warry William
Six months after birth girl heals with Cuticura aid
A Virginia reader recalls a severe infant eczema case lasting years. After doctors warned, Cuticura remedies including Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment were used. The child reportedly recovered and showed no signs of trouble by age three. The letter also includes unrelated ad copy and quotes.
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James J. Smith
Durmid
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